British vs American English Vocabulary - Don't Get These Words Confused!

[@vzz7666]

He is amazing just love the way he talks

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

Thanks!

[@AlfredSistoso]

I still struggling of my British accent hope each of your videos that I've watched helps me.

[@NikhilTheGreatest]

11:45 In India, we use both words, but they have different meanings. Holiday means holiday for one day. And when we say 'holidays' it means holiday for 2-3 days. Vacation means holiday for a lot of days, 2 weeks, for instance

[@holyangelsmatric.hr.sec.sc1637]

You speak so clearly and any one can follow you so easily.

[@jayrosshlegaspi4168]

I also love hearing your English accent ❤

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

Thank you! 😃

[@EFFong-yz5co]

I love those American vs British English videos! Thanks for sharing, Chris! I like your new channel name. It's cool!

[@holyangelsmatric.hr.sec.sc1637]

I simply adore your both English accent.

[@chrisaxis5043]

I see you becoming a successful KZbinr very soon, you deserve it...

[@arcy63]

I'm moving to the UK for higher studies and even though I am pretty confident of my English skills, I was worried about not understanding the British accent or the slang. Or, others not understanding my Indian accent. But your videos have helped a lot. We're exposed to so much of pop culture, media, and entertainment from the US that we tend to incorporate American slang into our vocabulary. But honestly speaking, exposure to British media and pop culture is relatively limited, so it's nice to finally find something that addresses these concerns! The only thing that helps is, Indian English has evolved from British English. So a lot of the words are the same.. calling schedules timetables, elevators lifts, and so on and so forth.

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

That's great to hear. And you will get to know the local culture quite quickly. Also, we can understand US slang no problem due to all the US TV shows and movies. You're right, a lot of words used in Indian English are from British usages.

[@arcy63]

@@SpeakEnglishWithChris Thank you! That has inspired some confidence for sure :)

[@camillelaurent5430]

I find your American vs British accent videos helpful. Both your American and British accents are impeccable!

[@madanmohan27]

Jam & Jelly are 2 Different things for me. Fruit jam I use with toast and Jelly I eat without anything. Just the jelly. 😋

[@Niharika13.10]

Thank you for being a great contributor in my British accent.

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

You're welcome!

[@CFB0910]

Excellent video!!!👌👌👌

[@Classroom404]

Learnt a lot. Thanks Chris.

[@selfimprovement8932]

Tell us the difference between an American singer & A British singer accent.. (ex: Shawn mendes (American) vs Ed Sheeran (British)

[@eileen1539]

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[@syodasakiasultanamim7034]

In Bangladesh we use many of these words both without knowing British and Us words. Thank you sir for this video. 🥰🥰🥰

[@factindia3850]

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[@rollolothbrok3820]

Make a video on long and short vowels please,Chris!

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll probably make a video about that soon.

[@rollolothbrok3820]

@@SpeakEnglishWithChris Thanks Chris and one more thing please make the video on them quite in a detail cause I have been watching those long vowels n short vowels made by other youtubers but they do make it quite short

[@englishleaderbynitesh7283]

Sir please come to India , We love you so much.how many sentence structures are there in English ?

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

Sure, I would like to come. I don't know how many there are, maybe quite a lot..

[@AbhishekSingh-zu9yw]

Where is link in description box 🤷🤷

[@aneeshbhaskar1693]

Hello...Awesome

[@Sunflower-fm6hg]

You are very adorable 😄 good video informative thank you

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

You’re welcome 😊

[@Raj-gx3xt]

I often get little confused that how native literally speak( about there connected speech right) l mean how natives cut, connect and link there words in order to speak English fluently... I need to teacher to get British or American accent...

[@sailytamboli.....0092]

A fabulous video

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

Thanks

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Nice work

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

Thanks

[@poonammittal6954]

Hello Sir! Sir, I'm a student of grade 10th and I love English lang. and I want to be an English teacher like you. Since, I had studied a chapter of prose and a poem of poetry of a forgein writer and a poet, therefore, I come across with a doubt, that is: Do we use, "have not" to show not to possess something? Because I've seen a sentence,"You haven't a kick in you" in the chapter "A Triumph of Surgery" written by James Herriot who is a British author. Alongwith, "I have not a care", in the poem "Amanda!" written by an Australian poet, Robin Kelin. Is this structure wrong sir or obsoleted? Because In India, Some teachers teach it and students use it alot. Would you please let me know if this is correct grammatically? Thanks sir. I'd be grateful to you to have a response!😊

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

It can be used like that, but it's very old-fashioned, it's not really used like that any more..

[@poonammittal6954]

@@SpeakEnglishWithChris Thanks Sir for replying. You gave me a sigh of relief by saying, "it can be used like that" means, it's correct but no longer used😊.

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[@nikunjmehta2974]

1,kindly teach us to get fluently in English by Indian 2, fluency with British accent

[@AbhishekSingh-zu9yw]

Your free classes and sir ..???

[@AbhishekMishra-nx6ro]

In india teacher says : Pick up ur trash and put it in dustbin

[@_Vlog741US]

I like ur all video it help me for learn the accent

[@umatiwari308]

British accent sounds better with the glottal t

[@Deazy-gy8wl]

Your American accent is impressive!

[@eileen1539]

Whoah u're soo cool

[@mc5zone503]

Why didn't you do the pronunciation difference ?

[@siddharthnayak1570]

Hy sir 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@Whoarreyou]

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[@teriyaad6178]

Spectacular Work Sir. I'm getting a lot from your videos. Love From Pakistan

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

You're welcome

[@Misualnu222]

Now a day People in Us usually Pronounce Washroom instead of saying Bathroom

[@annupoddar6930]

First comment 😊

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

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[@prathamsworld9842]

We say potatochips in india ....

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In india all mixed up😂😂

[@VeganSanatani]

They way you said potato chips ...you looked so mad ..like really really angry

[@boviduproduction]

I also love hearing your English accent ❤