London to Bath UK, Hotel Room Tour, Exploring Bath England

[@mariansheilamansilla6431]

By the way, it's a kettle not a tea kettle. One thing is a kettle for heating water (usually for tea or coffee or anything else). Another thing is a teapot, which you pour your boiling water in, over the tea leaves, for example.

[@mariansheilamansilla6431]

London Bridge and Tower Bridge are two different bridges. And the river Avon is pronounced like haven, but without the H. The river Thames is pronounced "Tems".

[@mariansheilamansilla6431]

Oh no. It's not a chase lounge, it's a chaise longue, French for long chair.

[@darkmatter6714]

We also call cookies, cookies. Biscuits are different to cookies. They have a different texture and composition. It’s the same for French Fries. We also call them French Fries, chips are something quite different.

[@mariansheilamansilla6431]

Personally, I say biscuits and chips. American biscuits (with gravy!) look similar to our scones. I don't know if they taste the same, but we have scones with jam and fresh cream.

[@gmdhargreaves]

Cool video mate

[@Mikeintown]

Thank you!

[@Bustergonad9649]

Well done with the pronunciation of reading. Most americans would pronounce it Reeeding.😂😂😂

[@busymom7729]

The town of Reading Pennsylvania USA is pronounced the same way as 🇬🇧.

[@cyclops7400]

Which hotel did you stay in?

[@Mikeintown]

Hotel Indigo in Bath

[@rachelskiles]

"Promo sm" 🙄