Hilarious UK Ads: Can You Understand the Puns? (Learn English with Jokes)

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Don’t understand British adverts?
Don’t worry! The entire video uses great examples to help you understand the secrets of British humour and advertising copywriting!
You can also learn:
- Essential British slang
- How to tell jokes with puns
- British advertising techniques
Come and take a look, it will make you laugh and learn English easily in a carefree way!
Leave a comment to share your favorite pun, and try one of your own 😉
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[@susiewooenglish]

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[@gagadaddy8713]

I guess "flipping delicious" is trying to allude "fxxking delicious" 😅 Susie you are just too pure .....

[@sherry22884]

First one"spooning something/someone"! I like this🤣

[@jeangranger2719]

How enjoyable and interesting to learn British culture from you, Susie! Please make more of British humours like this!

[@gerui1396]

Love Susie‘s 略带俏皮的解说风格和纯正的British accent👍👍👍

[@reganyang8898]

Thanks you introduce that many funny and clever advertisements, helping me to understand the culture of the UK. Wish you have a productive week!!

[@tsangchung5552]

I learnt a lot of English vocabulary from bbc news review and also from the guardian which both are recommended from you,suzie,thank you so much for your guidance

[@vicentina0350024]

I truly appreciate how Susie made learning enjoyable by a topic about puns. It really enhanced our understanding from different angles. I found “100% poonami proof nights”absolutely hilarious and resonant, particularly as a mother.

[@earth1840]

中英字幕，太好了。😊

[@kangli2]

很用心製作的影片🎉

[@kcedward]

i love it! 如果有雙關梗系列就好了!

[@user-gt4mx1wj8c]

充滿優雅和智慧的Susie

[@markngteckhuat8139]

她的中文说的太好了.

[@dylanlee7290]

你是最好的英文博主

[@phonedr.1013]

超棒的影片，好用心

[@erikaxu9090]

Thanks for sharing and it’s so interesting and useful ❤love it!! ❤

[@Dr.KarsonOten]

I have got one that I used before and you are right, all my friends laugh 😂 I said: “The good one is relationship. The bad one is relationshit.” Not 100% a pun, but anyways, as a linguist, I love your video style so much and look forward to watch something like this next time 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jennychiu2269]

有緣人有緣分 無緣人有猿糞

[@cheontham3265]

@@jennychiu2269 想知道咋才能和你有缘分还是猿分

[@michaelpeng6173]

多谢这期节目。学到了"Spoon it like you love it" 中的Spoon 是关于intimacy 🙂

[@user-du7rc7sk4y]

I had collected a few of them but not the last one was exactly the word can include all of explanation！Thank you for sharing！

[@slowly0607]

Very interesting and useful video. I love your accent and the way you explain all the puns. Even from explanations I have learned a lot of practical words and phrases!

[@chiang_paul]

謝謝你的分享與介紹❤讚👍

[@16777215]

我想在一句特定句中換字應該不是pun的一種，換字梗是別的模式令人將主角和另一句句子聯繫起來，換掉的字沒有要求發音上的接近。一直都有在英/美劇中出現，應該是由來已久的一種humor。

[@benjaminchan559]

This video is really good and useful. Thank you,

[@1322man]

Love your video!🎉

[@GlobalEnglish-2025]

謝謝分享，很有趣的英式幽默。I like it.

[@852a]

Very interesting topic. I’ve learned a lot in this video. 😁

[@alanzoalanzo2616]

Susie, 我在香港的電視看過一個關於Mattress 的 廣告，他們用了pun, "Sealy" 和 “Silly” 。 我覺得挺好笑的。當然要懂得英文才有“會♥微笑”的感覺。😜😜😜😜

[@yichen4398]

Puns is actually means my Buns!!! Lolzzzzz

[@alan920710]

Looking forward to Susie & 博恩 collaboration

[@LorentiChau-db3cb]

An interesting video. Most of the pun you mention in this video are flipping creative . I enjoy to watch and learn from you ,

[@simsixzero]

谢谢戴老师的精彩讲解

[@chisum02ma-yu3pk]

感謝Susie分享英式幽默資訊😀😀🤝🤝我們下次見。

[@rominlaw940]

I have seen a truck of cleaning company it says "talk dirty to me"😂

[@loewe777]

Gut 是德语 意思是 good

[@cheng173]

I do enjoy it!

[@jennychiu2269]

My english teacher, who also teaches drama, in 6th form likes puns very much. I still remember one: When Cesar was assasined, he cried: "In-For-Me!" Which sounds like infamy. Enjoyed the video. Thx

[@qunhuang917]

I still remember on one year when British football team lost against Iceland, and they reported the goalkeeper saved nothing in Iceland!

[@leemichael736]

Thanks Susie. I believe the content of this video is a perfect example of what is called Immersion learning, metaphoric use in the world of English and I suppose it is the same in the rest geographically. In fact, we do have similar Chinese puns that requires no or minimum effort in understanding them. In my humble opinion, it is all about comprehension and anyone can understand if work hard in English learning. You are one of the few I had subscribed for your excellent Chinese proficiency. Keep it going!😀🤪

[@sonsofliberty6529]

布萊頓應該是英國最包容開放的城市😄❤️

[@JiazhengMan]

Finally saw your video again.🎉🎉

[@AppleAndPear18]

Love this video so much. Good work and good presentation! Also, there is a restaurant in Bristo called Pieminister 😂.

[@user-ij4dv4hm3g]

I have seen a phrase 'We are nuts' printed on a packet of almonds

[@wangalex8964]

nice to see you again, long time no see you since your last video

[@user-du7rc7sk4y]

This one was the most impressed- Eco loo roll that doesn't cost a buttload！

[@user-jn6op8ku4r]

waaaaaa~~~~very insteresting , thx and love u ~~~~~

[@chisum02ma-yu3pk]

早上好😀😀🖐🖐Susie

[@rommelliu9188]

Wow, Susie 變瘦了，恭喜。

[@YellowfeverX]

讚辣!

[@Dr.KarsonOten]

And I have seen one which I like it much, perhaps much better than the one in Pret A Manger. There’s a coffee shop chain in Vietnam called “Passio” And they have the small words below “PASSIO” - the passion with N 😂 so great!

[@ukhappybaby]

Best ever ❤

[@Kok-Hwa]

教你一個中文pun「我下麵給你吃！」🤭

[@cheontham3265]

Good , it's both interesting and entertaining , thank you pretty

[@clowngod_hk]

這集解答了我不少在日常生活接觸到的產品廣告謎團，真是太有用了！謝謝。但是你的姓氏謎團仍是個謎😂

[@itommytse8266]

It’s really an interesting topic and great explanation for the puns. I just noticed a minor typo of “proof” for the subtitle, but I don’t affect me enjoying this video.

[@samlok1368]

很好

[@zhaojiahao733]

Thank you very much for your sharing! But I am wondering where can I look at the article you post?

[@susiewooenglish]

www.susiewoo.com/blog/15-british-tv-shows

[@vivianyu713]

It just occured to me that 'gut' means 'good' in German, and it also sounds similar to good in English. So maybe from this perspective, it makes more sense😂. Whats more, thanks for making amazing videos!

[@yinglunjiang1910]

Thank you for telling us about the rules of British guns

[@newyork-ze7vj]

Spooning it like you love it ❤❤❤😂😂😂. Bumboo ❤❤😂😂 poonami 😂😂😂😱😱😱😂😂😂

[@LorentiChau-db3cb]

Talking about puns . The impressive one I find is from a book of biography for Richard Branson . The book’s title call “ Losing My Virginity’”

[@rominlaw940]

in italy, maybe in london also there is a italy food shop called "eataly"

[@susiewooenglish]

Yes, I saw that too 😄

[@birdwatcher9171]

wow, 没想到今天又看到你，上次看到你的视频还是一两年前呢。

[@Dr.KarsonOten]

I think the best translation for “Big dick energy” in Chinese / Japanese is “覇氣”! I actually looked for this translation for years. Thanks so much for your sharing! 👍🏻

[@chengmichael2703]

grape(great)-mind!

[@yuanianwang8576]

Love Italy, the food and the culture. After this episode what we really need on the Jersey shore is flipping buttLoad of TiramiPoo (for TiramiSu)!!!

[@1newbbie]

Could be better for me if the pun photo is shown along side all the time when it is being explained like this (22:25). I always forgot the original pub line.

[@tsangchung5552]

I sincerely hope Suzie can understand that using puns could offend people , especially calling names can hurt someone immensely.Puns are usually hurting and sarcastic,not very friendly ,usually it has a double meaning which is negatively inclined.Commercials and workplace like schools and offices have often an unhealthy and competitive ,unfriendly also exaggerated lifestyle especially targeting others for joy and entertainment even gossips which i terribly hated it.

[@wei-zd5gu]

喜欢舒萱

[@user-ij4dv4hm3g]

Say flying low when somebody's flies are undone?

[@abc-hc5kh]

噢！整條片，吾等只釘住字幕😁

[@gavinzheng1486]

整条片，吾等只盯住美女

[@timily2012]

You're so gorgeous today,love your hair.

[@MrGanhan]

good good

[@hellodj95]

I like the way you kiss your muscle, so powerful 😂

[@LorentiChau-db3cb]

Talk about TV dramas from UK . I miss Benny Hill 😁. I love Mr bean too , but I can’t learn much English by watching Mr Bean cause he was performing with silent drama . Nonetheless, I can learn a lot of British sense of humour from Mr Bean by watching his drama instead 😁

[@xuyuanzheng1207]

想起了在利兹看到过的一则助听器广告，new ear's resolution

[@jeffreyliu6558]

Abra-Kebabra _ a very funny name for the kebab shop The Fish Plaice_ a fish monger in Glasgow

[@tomku6550]

提供一個 如果有人遲到可以說:Delay no more

[@wallace5576]

节目不错，立即收藏！

[@liyuchen9656]

Big ick energy is the best I assume 😊

[@JC-se1wg]

How does Cinderella feel when she reached the ball?

[@Imfromhongkong]

Regarding Live the GUT life. is that relate GUT in German? Gut means good in German.

[@susiewooenglish]

Could be!

[@x007007007]

因为好色

[@hchcey]

❤

[@di200hao]

戴老师好漂亮

[@tom7000]

I think “gut” maybe from German, which means good too.

[@dumbwolf-warrior4053]

Agree. And "gut" pronunciation in German is about the same as "good"

[@PinghungCheng]

想問一下，英國人如果遇到在咖啡店用英語講電話很大聲又講很久的人，會如何用英國人的方式請他/她講小聲一點？

[@berc4947]

18:34 18:35 is the word 'poof' mispelt?

[@wilsonedwards8139]

❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

[@phersonyu]

中文真好，居然知道黄色是什么意思。

[@muibryan88]

It's kind of cute 如果譯香港語不知怎麼樣？我們不說"可愛"， 或者譯成“得意"會易明一點.

[@KR-wh2pw]

“Gut” in German means “good”.可能是這個原因

[@teranyeung]

😂

[@mhtinla]

Susie you are such a punny bunny.

[@BillNewYork]

No new video！

[@kerr9746]

请问怎么找到你建议的影片和TV的网站？

[@susiewooenglish]

www.susiewoo.com/blog/15-british-tv-shows

[@jerometsowinghuen]

Got to say, these puns are both hilarious and relevant in advertisements. I get the meaning why they use the word “spoon” for a yogurt ad, because we use spoon to scoop or serve it. Also, I thought the word “backside” was meant to be something at the back, now I get it from the video.😂

[@user-cq2iu9kk9m]

Pun, 谐音梗

[@imaminidonut2792]

And here I thought set-sy was trying to say "sexy" because feeling "sexy"? But uh...ya 🤔 it's confusing you're right

[@susiewooenglish]

The sexy part seems to make sense, just not sure about the word "set-sy" ha

[@evahung3087]

台灣也是對諧音梗很執著 超瘋 #台灣人沒有要放過諧音梗 😂

[@imaminidonut2792]

My only confusion is.. err.. do people always kiss their 💪 when they flex? 😅

[@yannstewart1355]

开车，中国的新词。

[@yaboma3089]

这舌头是租来的吗？急着还？O(∩_∩)O

[@user-mh9ik1cs4u]

现在的英国越来越偏离神定秩序！