It’s Very, Very Funny How These 31 Extremely American Things Confuse The Bloody Hell Out Of British People
21. School dances.
do americans actually have dances at their high schools ? imagine that at british schools
— rhi (@Rhianna_Jayyy)
22. The way Americans struggle to understand British accents.
wait do americans actually struggle to understand british accents
— fin
23. “Chip chip.”
Why do americans always say ‘chip chip’ when impersonating the british? I’ve never heard a brit say that in my life lol
— KnickersInATwist (@MsBramble)
24. The fact that Americans call it “horseback riding” instead of “horse riding.”
WHY DO AMERICANS CALL HORSE RIDING, HORSE BACK RIDING luv from a brit
— finn (@GWSFINN)
25. Clapping and cheering at movie theaters.
ok but why do americans clap and cheer in cinemas
— eddie/ani
BF (@corrieguard)
26. The way Americans carry shopping bags.
27. The way Americans think talking in British accents is funny.
why do americans think talking in a british accent is the peak of comedy?
— ben parvin (@bennysweatpants)
28. The way Americans tell non-Americans what specific state they’re from, as if the non-********* has any idea where that is.
why do americans say what specific state they’re from like i don’t know every state… what if british people started saying what city they were from we should confuse the americans back
— taylor
29. “Lovers’ lanes.”
why do americans have “lovers’ lanes” while us brits just have “dogging sites”?
— P££T (@VisionsOfJack)
30. “On line” vs. “In line.”
Why do Americans stand “on” line when Brits would stand “in” line?
— Richard Jeffries (@Richthekeeper)
31. And lastly, toasting marshmallows.
As a Brit I have to ask why do Americans toast marshmallows? Is it a taste thing or what?
— Gareth Maybank (@Maybank1970)
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18. The whole kettle vs. teapot conundrum.
Do Americans not have kettles or something? Or do they not have teapots? The two terms are not interchangeable and as a brit it riles me.
— Victoria (@djin_and_tonic)
19. The legal drinking age.
do americans really not drink until 21?? it’s like british culture to get ****** on wkd vodka at 15 here
— mal (@everqlows)
20. Wee vs. ****.
Do Americans say the word “wee” for the word “****” as us Brits do??
— kerrabella