ACCENT CHALLENGE | British English vs American English

In this video, I've teamed up with my hilarious British girlfriend, Rey, to dive into the humorous and often confusing world of American and British English. You know the saying - two countries separated by a common language? Well, we're here to make sense of it all!
We'll explore words that we spell differently, pronounce differently, and even those completely unique words exclusive to either side of the Atlantic. From 'color' vs 'colour' to 'trunk' vs 'boot', we have it all covered!
The fun doesn't stop there, though! Wait until we swap accents. Can an American really sound British, or vice versa? Stick around to find out!
Don't forget to hit that LIKE button if you enjoy our linguistic shenanigans and SUBSCRIBE for more such content. And hey, comment below on which word difference surprised you the most or which accent you think I mimicked better!
Let's bridge the language gap, one hilarious video at a time!
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[@ervacelebi4938]

Enerjinize bayıldıımmmmm 😍 🥳🥳🥳 kesinlikle ikinci videosu da gelmeliii💖

[@nisasemin5935]

OMG i love the video😍 what an excellent aura is that!

[@MrFurukawa1]

I loved her vibe man!!

[@lilyghassemzadeh]

The map on the wall is hilarious!

[@duygudongel7385]

Ingilizceyi Avustralya da ogrendim, 8 yildir amerikada yasiyorum, zamanla unutmaya basladigim kelimeleri ikinizden duymak cok hosuma gitti. Hala karistirdigim, adapte olamadigim kelimeler var, mesela: Trash-garbage, Refrigerator-fridge , dummy-pacifier, pram-stroller, trolley-shopping cart, countertop-bench…

[@user-sg2cy9rs9w]

Avustralya mı :O

[@burakteker6099]

Thanks. I am gonna wait next videos

[@Hazall_246]

First time I understood what are said in this video So enjoyable thing for me as a student Btw you're friend so genuine person that I lovee her

[@merveilleuux]

uzun zamandır böyle keyifle izlediğim bir video olmamıştı emeğinize sağlık başarılarının devamını diliyorum 👏

[@samirtarverdili5825]

Let's get started

[@AygunYilmaz]

Bir çok UK'dan farklı bölgelerden gelen British arkadaşım var, Rey, Native bir Ingiliz aksanina sahip degil gibi geldi bana (Özellikle th ve No vb vurgularda). Ama enerjiniz harika, kocaman LIKE benden!!. Avustralya (Aussise bölgesinden) selamlar

[@ilgegenc7613]

Why do you guys pretend as if you are surprised? You chose the examples on purpose, and already knew their difference but you behave as if you are hearing that for the first time right now.

[@Deniz-qv3ft]

That's the way my friend.

[@mfatihy_]

I thought the same thing but maybe they searched on the Internet for differences and used content that somebody else prepared.

[@kadirxys2574]

Hocam böyler videolar gerçekten iyi B2 - c1 ingilizce seviyem var ve bazen ingiliz aksanını hiç anlamıyorum. Böyle karşılaştırmalar ile gayet açıklayıcı oldu.

[@ingilizce_sayfasi]

👍

[@hakankirman3301]

Thanks......

[@lecturedelivresdenfants]

Courgette and aubergine are both French words. 🇨🇵 She even pronounced it as us.

[@LanguageswithErman]

[@yalnizolanmetalci]

jen çok sempatik ya hahdndjfnc

[@besiktasjk7582]

positive

[@musamirik]

❤

[@odetteyazigi6537]

In America we call it fish and chips

[@baranyldr85]

Çok samimisiniz

[@visionary6953]

We also say "lift" in azerbaijan

[@TuncayTiryaki]

Zucchini may sound Italian but, i've bad news for you Jen, courgette sounds French and yeah it's a French word 😂

[@caglaryuce99]

Hanfendinin ingiliz olduğundan şüpheliyim 😅

[@perpetualcan]

Bravo 😂

[@sonerozkan1794]

emeğinize sağlık başarılarının devamını diliyorum

[@cretotar1]

We call fish and French fries “fish and chips” in the United States.

[@cestmoidelavie]

Hatunun enerjisi çok yüksek, eğlenceli biri, gerçekten Türk gibi. Aksanı da bilindik sert British aksanı değil bence de, çözemedim.

[@kha803]

O kadin turk zaten

[@cestmoidelavie]

@kha803 neye dayanarak bunu yazdın pekiyi?

[@syclops2037]

British aksanı sert değil ki? Çok yumuşak konuşuyorlar ve Amerikalılar gibi keskin R kullanmıyorlar

[@hannahsubs]

kız o kadar tatlı ki bayıldım çok eğlenceliydi

[@drcanuysal]

wuhuuuuuuuuuu 😏

[@madsama]

Prefix ve sufix yapsana

[@atilladogan1552]

🤓

[@ahmetkeremtemel6590]

British mükemmel ya

[@AminR_YT]

Reşat abi "either" kelimesini Amerikan aksanında söyledi bu arada, kız orayı kaçırdı muhtemelen😂.

[@mfatihy_]

No, I think both Americans and British use both pronunciations.

[@Nothing.T]

Mommyyy

[@julietpowell5164]

I speak with a Jamaican accent with a mix of British and American pronunciations. We started off British and slowly transformed into American. 😊

[@aylaun7475]

Yanliz bu kiz kesin turk.

[@romaissanechad3191]

Are you American or what?

[@berkay66988]

Aşk kokusu var

[@eliftekirgol9494]

Keşke bu aksan videosu için İngiliz taklidi yapan bir Türk yerine gerçek bir İngiliz bulsaydın.

[@joker-sw6xb]

Nereden anladın?

[@absemet14]

İzlemeden like

[@Jagritidhariwal]

British accent is BS tbh, though in our country we follow their education system. But i will never agree on the way they call stuff, it just doesn't make any sense. American sounds more correct and easy to listen to. Had personal experience with British people and oh boy i can't stand them

[@moonsknights]

Abi ilk sabitler misin lütfen

[@kamilated]

why American english vs british you are Kanake bruh

[@Jagritidhariwal]

Also this woman sounds very annoying 😭😭😭

[@ivsmart9993]

Why is Reş saying “we” as in we in the U.S. … he is Turkish! And yes, aluminum is wrong because aluminium is from the Mendeleev periodic table of elements. Also, not EVERYONE calls them sneakers because the U.S. is not everyone. In Slavic languages, the word for the sports shoes is different. Sneakers is only the sticky chocolate bar …

[@Saintbro21]

türkki ne ingilizi kandırma

[@joker-sw6xb]

Nereden anladın?

[@Saintbro21]

@@joker-sw6xb mal başka videolarına bak türkçe konuşuyor

[@ayeshaashraf9252]

Take dna test