British English vocabulary for the pub 🍺🍷

[@johncengiz6351]

Also worth saying that a Lemonade is different to what most non brits think. A lemonade in the UK usually means a clear drink like 7up / sprite.

[@benedictefeery7613]

You definitely struck a chord with this video ! I used to hang out in pubs at one point ! You made my day ! 🙏

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Haha! We can all relate to pubs I think!

[@d.p.jvandeelen5390]

Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps, please 😀

[@KonstantinEgorovSpb]

Man, that's exactly what I wanted to ask you to come up with on your channel-topical videos! I'm raising a glass to it, thanks🎉🍾🍹🍸

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Cheers buddy. Next time you're in the UK, just dig out this video! Here's to you my friend! 🍻🥂

[@KonstantinEgorovSpb]

@@theicingonyourenglish Yeah,hopefully, we'll clink glasses somewhere round the corner😎

[@theicingonyourenglish]

@@KonstantinEgorovSpb that's the one 👌🏻

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

Your video is smashing! You deserve more subscribers.

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Thank you my friend. I appreciate the comment 🙂

[@Caambrinus]

If you prefer wine, I'd be careful ordering 'house wine' in most pubs. It's usually cheap wine (plonk) and (almost) undrinkable.

[@theicingonyourenglish]

😂Good point

[@andymountain130]

The good old battle cruiser!

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Always in the boozer!

[@andymountain130]

My hat, of to you, my good sir

[@arantxagarcia-parrameifren3014]

Great video! 😊

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Thanks!

[@Antient.Briton]

As we're talking vocabulary I should point out that there is no Indian pale ale (unless it's brewed in India). It is INDIA pale ale.

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Well spotted. Good point!

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

I’m teetotaler. But I drink egg nog and mulled wine during Christmas season every year.

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Fair play to you 🙌I love a bit of mulled wine at Christmas too!

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

@@theicingonyourenglish In Taiwan, egg nog is available in supermarket. But I’ve never seen mulled wine in Taiwan.

[@theicingonyourenglish]

@@吳慧怡-n5d you can make homemade mulled wine, not too complex, plenty of recipes online. I'll have to try egg nog!

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

@@theicingonyourenglish Absolutely! Loads of mulled wine recipes are available on KZbin.

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

@@theicingonyourenglish I’ve seen a tea shop serves customers a kind of hot drink similar to mulled wine in Taipei city.

[@giambattistacossu]

Now I can go out for a jar.

[@postiepaul]

Boozer=Battle (battle cruiser) rhyming slang.

[@emanengland7196]

❤❤❤

[@kellychuba]

If you're American you can skip to the pub grub at 3:24

[@tomace7924]

A pint of the black stuff, landlord. Look at that, like iron that.

[@postiepaul]

For me a pint of easy. (That is easy rider=cider).

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Haha yeah. I'll have one of those

[@LorenzoBocchi]

thanks

[@theicingonyourenglish]

You're welcome!

[@philiproscoe2968]

whats a pub ? Isn't that a place from the olden days, where people used to meet and have fun ?

[@martinjokes1610]

Lets go for a pint

[@theicingonyourenglish]

👌pint of Stella for me please

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Before you head to the UK check out 'Vocabulary for fish & chips' 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpyQkmWnfdyIh8k

[@martinjokes1610]

If you pay for the beer I will pay for the food

[@theicingonyourenglish]

The beer will be more expensive

[@IvanLisovitskiy]

I like Jack Daniels

[@deedee46x]

Bar tender? 😂 barman or barmaid please!

[@martinjokes1610]

Please hold back this information for yourself

[@johnodonohoe7602]

Why do you mention use one your next visit to London you said British English vocabulary, would this not work other parts of the UK? Why do you think no one visits anywhere else. Man you sound tired seems like you need a pick me up yourself !

[@theicingonyourenglish]

Relax my friend. Just said London because that's where I'm from. Video applies to the UK.