British & American English - 6 Strange Differences

[@svaughn1981]

Interesting and I love it. In the south, I think older people say drug store a little more than younger people. I personally say pharmacy. Also, some buildings have ground floors.

[@Radiumonke]

With the first floor and ground floor stuff sometimes in America we will still say ground floor but still count it as the first floor. (Ex. in hotels the first floor will say g1 standing for ground floor or first floor)

[@analiabechara9934]

Thank you Michael forma tour smrt and friendy vídeos. I enjoy them and learn a lot.

[@user-gs2vw1uy5v]

i just watched this right after your podcast episode.. even tho you mentioned a lot of things there but i really enjoyed it here again. keep going

[@roberta238]

Thanks for the short video; it's always interesting to know differences and similarities between the various types of English and their cultures. I tend to say "I've lost my wallet" if it has happened recently and there is still a chance to find it. Instead I say "I lost my wallet" when after looking for it everywhere, I didn't manage to find it and it's definitely lost!

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks for watching, Roberta! I say the same as you too. I wonder if Americans would say the opposite

[@EnglishValleyCafe]

Love this! You mentioned some really interesting differences. Enjoy your trip!

[@michelleonardo4389]

As an English major who's a huge fan of linguistics, this kind of topic interests me a lot

[@EnglishWithMichael]

I'm glad you're into it too!

[@cihadk.8219]

Thanks sir

[@anaaanaa2480]

Very nice video

[@vikasobroy]

It is really interesting brother... love you from India..

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Great to hear that! Thank you 😊

[@sharii06heredia71]

Excellent ❤

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thank you!

[@bingolittle8725]

I always notice many Americans use the word correct which to me seems quite formal.

[@Wiamadil-b8g]

More of the short vowel shwa 😂

[@analiabechara9934]

Excuse me. I said your smart.p.