🇬🇧🚨 IMPORTANT British Culture Lesson - Respond to teasing with CLEVER comebacks! (Banter!)

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That kind'a'irony's something you don't usually learn in English, but you see, it's so funny! There's also some irony in other cultures, although nowadays it's changing and becoming somehow tiring speaking, so I prefer that 'old British smooth way', just like in 'Sherlock' TV series, but explained step by step. Brilliant, Lucy, congrats!

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This is such an important part of British culture. We can be much more self-deprecating and jokingly critical of others than our American cousins. Just this morning my boss told me he'd found my replacement...a hat stand 😞

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Qui in Sicilia al posto tuo il cappello molti l' avrebbero tirato contro il boss come faceva lo scagnozzo di Goldfinger contro i suoi avversari.

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This is also very prominent in my country, australia. 😊🇦🇺

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You seem to not know much about Americans. Have listened to any American comedians going back decades? Or how about the 19th century with Mark Twain and Ambrose Bierce.

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Thank you for sharing this fabulous video, which explores British cultural nuances so nicely. The cultural remarks highlighted in the video foster a sense of camaraderie and connection with others, which is part of the great culture of Britain. I greatly appreciate the insights provided.

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I like you mention comebacks. Jimmy Carr once said to some, “if you want my comeback; scrape it off the back of your mum’s teeth”. And he British.

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Love this wonderful British Culture Lesson of you Lucy responding to a teasing with a clever comeback. I love teasing, but I don't like to argue with women. Some men always think they win an argument with a woman,

[@Trassel242]

Thank you Lucy, this is something I still struggle with in English, I can’t quite understand the tone and nuance in certain situations, so my playful banter attempt can be something that just comes across as mean, or vice versa. This is why I mainly stick to jokes like puns and plain silliness, that way there’s less risk of getting into a big misunderstanding and hurting someone by accident.

[@Drusille]

Same here! The line is really fine if you don't know perfectly who you're talking to. In my language (spanish) that interchange could seem harsh to me so i must dig in more before adventure myself in such wordgame

[@LoremIpsum1970]

This is such an important lesson, being English, this comes naturally, but working in an international office I see banter causing confusion a lot. One colleague we told to get a book of idioms and another taught himself English by reading Discworld novels!

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And this is the most important lesson of Brit culture. Give us more

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Hi there and hello Ms. Lucy. Much humor is absolutely intended to create unease. The frequent use of the F word is an example of this.

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Love the British humour. Always fun to listen to it 😅😂

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The “oh yeah?” Comeback reminds me of It Happened One Night.

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[@TheEnglishCatESL]

💃Very important that you mentioned that these should be used with caution. Yes it is British culture to 'banter' but people must also understand the context... these phrases could be interpreted as rude if you do not have a close relationship with the listener.

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In British English, the "r" in the word "year" is typically pronounced, although it may vary depending on the regional accent. Generally, the "r" sound in "year" is pronounced, unlike in words like "er," "ar," and "or" where the "r" is often silent. So, in most cases, you would hear the "r" sound in "year" when spoken in British English.

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