Can Americans Speak REAL English?

[@InstantEnglishUK]

What was your favourite phrase from the video?

[@3joewj]

The UK accent is actually annoying. There's no difference in the actual language...just some words are used differently. American Broadcast English...( Midwest English) is actually the only proper English and is being taught across the world as a standard for English speaking news hosts and agencies.🇺🇸👍is called American Standard Broadcast.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

@@3joewj that is true, USA is the best!! 🥳

[@3joewj]

@@InstantEnglishUK I'm not saying we are the best... but...ironically, there are more mispronunciations of English in British English than American Standard. For example The letter R is not silent in English.

[@ajbnmd]

Mine was a British guy referring to “an island called the United Kingdom.”

[@xdayx53]

@@crazyexbf in Russia we say: как курица лапой, which means you write like a chicken leg

[@nichapatghoul4020]

I want British people to speak with an American accent. I want to see it 😄

[@KalikDeali]

Me either, that would be super funny 😂

[@ivoromeroyung]

*British proceed to lose 3 I.Q points

[@EgoJinpachi_]

many actors do

[@SequreContainProtect]

I don't think they would agree 😅

[@MonquSurtonpif]

I have seen brits trying to mimic americans once, it's quite hillarious. Imagine the most stereotypical american person: First name: Ronald Last name: Hamburger Passions: Car donuts, BBQ and guns, all together in his backyard. On top of that, the best valley girl accent you ever heard.

[@MLGB9]

That’s the funny ways to know the difference between British English and America English. Thanks for your video 😂😂😂

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you and glad you enjoyed it

[@MLGB9]

@@InstantEnglishUK I love your eyes, they are so beautiful 🤩

[@mouadzi4095]

It's cool to know the differences. I'm Moroccan and i think American is much easier than the British. But they are both good

[@SequreContainProtect]

That's so cool to see the difference between americans and brits! Not even just the language, but mentality, thinking and everything!

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Glad you like it! Where are you from?

[@SequreContainProtect]

@@InstantEnglishUK I'm from Russia, but I really like English!

[@romkkaa]

@@SequreContainProtect traitor

[@hector_sh3861]

These people are really kind and funny. Great video btw.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you!

[@entretenimiento3040]

That's hands down the best way to learn English in general ❤

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you!

[@James-oi7mz]

I've read that modern American English has kept some aspects of older English and British English has evolved. I'm not sure if it's true or not but great video! Verily, this is my favourite video today.😄

[@marydavis5234]

It is particularly true, English in the New England states speak 18th century English.

[@rittabonita790]

Thank you sir for this video it is the best way to learn new vocabulary from both British, American English Salam from Algeria 🇩🇿♥

[@suny_ybc]

I love the man who says "mate" everytime xd

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Hahaha me too

[@randerins]

he always said it with a smile which made it even "betsah"

[@Evan490BC]

You have to be careful with your mpm (number of "mates" per minute). Otherwise you sound Australian.

[@Gus.JSegovia]

Guy from the ghetto was a nice and funny chum! 😂

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Very funny guy

[@drizzterenkoy]

Thanks for this fantastic video. The guy with the short sleeved shirt must have a lot of things to tell, I would love to listen this man all day.

[@Duck_cheese-FOR-YOU]

bro was yapping about his life story🤣💀💀

[@edmaitland]

My favorite phrase was the subtitles rendering “on a roll like Cottonelle” (a brand of toilet paper in America) as “cotton nail.” 😂

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I did that because I actually had no idea what he was referring to haha

[@TheCriminalViolin]

To be fair, I've never once seen or heard that phrase myself. I'm a Oregonian haha

[@Beainkle]

That’s the southern accent for ya 😅

[@notadaytrader]

English in the UK is perfect, but for non native speakers, English in the U.S. is easier to understand. Also some British idioms do not make much sense to me.

[@gabrielsr4791]

Right i'm not a native speaker so a starded learning the american ENG some british accents are little hard to understand, although it's beautiful 😅❤

[@whoEnglishYT]

When that Versace guy appeared and started with his boring self presentation, I thought thank God you fast forwarded it. But in the end he turned out to be not such a killjoy, and I wish you actually had left his part in the video. Probably the story he told was actually interesting. In fact, he absolutely seemed like the most educated of all the other dudes in the vid (but also props to the ghetto guy for being so cool and funny!). Anyway, great stuff! Thanks for sharing it.

[@acsicsek]

I really wanted to like that guy because I too am from Baltimore and I always enjoy seeing a fellow Baltimorean made good, but jeez a lou he was pompous! At first I thought 'he's just taking the opportunity to promote his film', but it quickly became apparent he just loved the sound of his own voice, even he didn't know what the hell he was on about. Like for real dude? You think you'll know how 21st C British accents and idioms because you grew up in a state that was chartered 400 years ago by a British guy? It got worse when he decided to fabricate the history of peanut butter - unprompted, mind - just so he had an excuse to continue speaking into a microphone. And then of course the cringe name-dropping at the end... I have a sneaking suspicion that he jumped for joy when he saw that Harry Potter question because it gave him a reason to mention that he hung out with Daniel Radcliffe and that he has been to Sundance. Sorry to be so harsh. He also came across as a happy and friendly guy with a zest for life and new experiences. But those qualities got lost behind the boasting.

[@itsgoodiewoodie]

Alright, let's be honest Americans are not only from UK, they are from all over Europe originally.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Come and no mate, don’t take it so seriously 😒

[@sandunranasinghe3444]

All over the world!

[@Jakub680]

Wrong. Americans aren’t Europeans. Native Americans are the originals

[@ЭльдарИбрагимов-к2э]

​@@Jakub680you speaking about what

[@Jakub680]

@@ЭльдарИбрагимов-к2э Speaking facts. I’m native European and then there’s native Americans who look unique and different, respecting history is a majestic thing

[@meyreniclips]

incredible video. keep on filming this! i loved it a lot

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you!

[@suhaybjirde]

the guy who's smoking is very funny

[@evgenia8397]

Your English is so beautuful! It's a pleasure to listen to it.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you

[@n_asmo]

I know this is a joke and all, but I just wanna say that it's actually North American English that is generally accepted to be closer to Old English than modern British English. If I'm not wrong, the same goes for French and Spanish as well.

[@Nostalgy_feed]

Yo, honestly speaking I really fancied this content that’s both educational and hilarious 😆. And the people in the video were a cherry on top of the cake you know what i mean

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you so much for getting the video!

[@VitaCrypto]

when I started learning English, I chose the US accent, I knew the UK was a bit harder but, I can say both accents are amazing, and it is good to know about every different culture, English is a nice language, and I loved it so I learned it and still.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Lovely to hear, and where do you come from?

[@VitaCrypto]

a big thanks from Morocco@@InstantEnglishUK

[@rda0y]

Love that , i am actually an Arabic teenager learning the hard core english And i actually passed it all , i really got releafed when the natives have no clue and i am the one who knows what are u saying 😂😂

[@thghtfl]

I mean, Clinton fired it up man, amazing find

[@mobilethao5952]

Obviously, I think it's totally important to know about the differences between British English and American English. The video is really useful and funny.

[@SumaiyaIslam-b9r]

I am from Bangladesh.Actually,British accent and american accent those are good but i specially like british accent.thanks a lot for this video.

[@lucassitanggang5154]

🇬🇧: Can I get some Bo Oh o wa ah? 🇺🇲: What? Did you mean bodle of wader?

[@ozcastelan4667]

What a funny video! Thanks for sharing it! 👌❤☺

[@MrMauricioelejalde]

Amusing!! When people speak slow it's easy understand. But people who speak slang fast, seem other lenguage, specially if you are not a native speaker as myself!!

[@TehOwn]

The island is Britain. The United Kingdom includes many islands, the largest being Britain and (parts of) Ireland.

[@nessa8389]

Hope I can watch thus before.my tablet kicks in. It's funny

[@c_breeziness]

The boy who has no the main tooths is so funny. I love him chat.😂

[@jaryk876]

Hi 👋 from Kyrgyzstan.Tuesday this Chewsday great 👍

[@Nangbim97]

Thanks for this fantastic video

[@ashiko7376]

For the food round I would have given the choice of ‘apple pie’, ‘macaroni & cheese’ and peanut butter as most Americans think the first two were invented in the US.

[@gramsci420]

Actually, English comes from a little island in north Europe called Great Britain, maybe sometimes Albion if we are feeling fancy

[@muyguapo1029]

2:37 it seems like the intonation of question form in british english has falling tone while the american english has rising tone. I might be wrong but i thought british people often use falling tone at the end when they ask yes/no questions.. like their accents go down at the end?

[@marcosbabeto]

Really nice and funny video. 👍👍

[@mrrafalb1776]

Dude, you're so real I almost believe you can teach. 🇬🇧😂 But, no thank you. I don't want to mumble in UK-ish dialect.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Your loss 😎

[@mrrafalb1776]

@@InstantEnglishUK Ouch. I think I like the unreal English much better, and unlike your English I can understand it. 🤪

[@Chill-zy7bz]

I really enjoy these videos

[@DarizDariz35]

ITS Amazing, and i speak American english but i find the Accent difficult sometimes but i try and try, i like youf personality

[@valivegan1104]

This video cracked me up 😂😂😂

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Should have seen me editing it 😹

[@ธัชพงศ์จารุจินดา-ฮ9ร]

I really love these kinds of videos. Keep on doing it. 👍👍👍

[@srinath6247]

Dude from Baltimore was the highlight of this video😂. Kept rambling on the origins of the city.

[@Samuel-j5w3s]

video bom ,gostei bastante,você podia fazer um video desse falando sobre the brazilian people,i love it.

[@jnzooger]

There are more than 7 hp books. Cursed child, quidditch through the ages, etc

[@chastebheny]

The smoking guy is too funny

[@EddieRios203]

Dude you’re in Miami! My guy have a great time! Also, can you come to Connecticut (Yale campus) you can pick up on some Northern slang LOL

[@rekin1654]

Please make a video about speaking to Americans and Brittish the Original English(e.g. Middle English period) and see who understands more :D

[@weftuh]

Yes!! That sounds incredible

[@tapioca5545]

Interesting 🧐 thank you for the video

[@IsidroMoran-d7t]

Thas the fanny Thank You good bless You

[@RUIndeed05]

Man,to my mind,u should ask people in the USA "Can u speak only on British English with me?". After that just see how their faces change 😆

[@Stand663]

I think that black guy comes from mars.

[@scabento13]

Austin kills it. 😂

[@Sweepout]

Some words British English is closer to Middle or Old English, others American English is closer. It’s not a competition, they’re both English. Neither is wrong, both are real.

[@gemma2195]

Can you do us english trying to be american lol now that would be hilarious 😂

[@alexios91]

it was funny thnx for the video :))

[@irmaomaycon3067]

Lovely

[@Ілля-н8з]

Wow, it was amazing Mr keep it up

I love your videos, lol. But I have a question, the word “minging” it feels like they pronounce the first G, right? when it was supposed to be just like you said at 08:39 or am I crazy? lol

[@InstantEnglishUK]

People say but, a softer G for sure but sometimes the G is there

[@tashi--]

I'm a little bit confused and, merging both accents in my mind . Brainstorming boommm,,, Im from Pakistan . love you all guys......

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

That was really fun! 😂

[@carmenmartinez7362]

As a mexican, this video change my mind about american ppl! I’m consider myself more British than they hahahaha 💅🏻

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Hahaha great

[@MustafaShams-x4g]

Beautiful slangs

[@utopia3807]

i want clinton to guess more 😂 china town just killed me lmao

[@InstantEnglishUK]

He is a character

[@JOEMALER]

American English is a new version of English, and it is BEST

[@AleniosS]

😂😂😂

[@Nookoni8724]

What about the CANADIAN ENGLISH? They sound very similar in pronunciation to the AMERICAN ENGLISH because of the BRITISH. 🤣 *LOL!!!!!*

[@AleniosS]

@@Nookoni8724 all the same

[@Nookoni8724]

@@AleniosS The CANADIAN ENGLISH, AMERICAN ENGLISH and AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH fall under one language ( *ENGLISH* ) There are people in the USA who don't even realize where the ENGLISH LANGUAGE and the colors of the U.S flag came from.

[@ALEXKINGofficial]

Better

[@lleeexx]

Hahahah bro didn't take any of the yapping in the video

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Nope 👎

[@jacbrito]

I am Brazilian. I like American English. I don't like British English.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Fair enough, my channel is BE though haha

[@Панда-з1л]

Pint of a pub,i am from moscow i know it lol😊nd what about word garage?

[@anywherewithphil9841]

lol, according to the video title, I must speak!

[@Jesus-hi6qy]

Excelente, gracias por los sub

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you

[@streamalongsam]

Is there any book for learning more about British and American English, suggest me,

[@InstantEnglishUK]

You mean like a novel or a textbook?

[@vighneshnayak93.92]

There is Indian English mix of both Trousers/Shorts 🩳 Pants👖

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Nice 😊

[@الكائنالانساني]

Your video is editor wonderful guy

[@InstantEnglishUK]

It’s me 😁

[@Solitaryseabird]

To my knowledge, Everybody speaks UK English with Their own Native SLANG for a twist.....which makes the English language absolutely a ball.....also I am niether British nor American, purely of African decent lol

[@Arstist_you]

I love American one and I was impressed with it before I started self-learning because it's make potency unlike yours then it's just the sound that's different in your and us and new Zealand... Anyway love from 🇲🇦🇲🇦 the hardest language hh

[@dilligaf73]

Baked beans were an American invention

[@allendracabal0819]

Even at the very start of this video, there's a mistake: the United Kingdom is not "an island".

[@InstantEnglishUK]

It’s a joke … 🤦🏻

[@allendracabal0819]

@@InstantEnglishUK That's a more accurate description.

[@lookmyrolls6522]

​@@allendracabal0819archipelago*. There, fixed it.

[@allendracabal0819]

@@lookmyrolls6522 Not bad, but the Irish might not fully agree with that. How about "non-continental amalgamated land mass"?

[@lookmyrolls6522]

@@allendracabal0819 ah shit, I definitely do NOT want to get the Irish pissed.🥶😅

[@stefanbellinghausen1180]

Is the Island called United Kingdom or Great Britain?

[@kierontemnov2452]

This might sound very superficial but you're gorgeous 🤩

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thanks 🙏

[@Kukeiko]

You found a gem with Clinton

[@ktenka]

In our country we also hear Mind the gap in the subway. I thought it's common!

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Where?

[@evangelion045]

That black guy made my day hahahah

[@jean-marcpyree8060]

Funny video 😂❤

[@Trendycosmetics-os6gh]

I am British and I find American pronunciation funny for they are fast too,they pronounce tube as tu not chu sound. Like the word new they pronounce as nu not nyu sound. Southern American English is very funny too.😂😂😂😂😂

[@Didox3]

Never ask geography in US streets

[@l258l]

absolutely entertaining good work dude

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you!

[@ysak799]

Whoever can pronounce "bowowawer" can be considered fluent at it .

[@blabluble3631]

the dude from maryland look silvio santos, lmao

[@nestormartinez8651]

Let’s go for a cheeky NACHOs 😂😂😂

[@محمدحسینآملی]

I gonna be a native speaker with this channel

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Fantastic!

[@heltonzamora8556]

We are non native speakers in Nicaragua the problem is that speaking English fluently are our weakneses

[@kenne144]

That Rainbow Stonehenge is something really!

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Pardon?

[@kenne144]

@@InstantEnglishUK 0:09 There is a stack of stones in the middle of a park with different colours that resembles the colours of Rainbow. I feel the depiction of the stones draw some reference to the ones in Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England.

[@edinaldopereira2285]

Black English is also so cool!

[@keremd7822]

cheeky nachos 😂

[@ffffffff3883]

Nice video 👍

[@EddieRios203]

Man I have to learn some British slang or just visit the UK 🇬🇧

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Or follow my channel

[@EddieRios203]

@@InstantEnglishUK subscribed 🥲🥹

[@andreybofus1817]

Yep, everyone knows those chocolates originally come from a little (not) island...which is called Africa.

[@stephenwraight4184]

There is no "British " English!! Just like there is no French French or Spanish Spanish! It's English

[@gytan2221]

I’m glad that my country learns British English instead of American English because British English is the real English, British English is charming. Anyways, I love your videos, keep it up mate!

[@monidefi2680]

It is charming when you listen to the recordings they play in an English class, then you go to the UK and you realise that nobody speaks like they do in the recordings. Most people have a regional accent and many of those are completely unintelligible.