Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles British English vs. American English hi my name is David Claussen with English-Quickly.com and I just started a new Tumblr blog and I found this cool poster with British vs. American English and I made this blog here learn English quickly and I put some of my videos on it so let's learn some of the differences between British and American English and I am going to give you my British accent and it isn't good but you can laugh all right in America of we say apartment and in Britain they will say a flat that is a flat there in America a cab and Britain they would say a taxi, could I get a taxii please, I would like a taxi but also in America we will say taxi in America a can this is a can or in Britain they would say a tin in America we'll say a tin can cookie in America, hello I would like a biscuit could we have some biscuits with our tea please corn maize I would like some maize for corn a diaper this for a baby a nappy, I would like a nappy be an eraser in America and in English this is a rubber of a talker of a rubber in America is something different I'll tell you in another lesson we say fall they say autumn, the autumn is beautiful here in fall the autumn weather a faucet and they will say a tap, that's a tap we also in America will say this is tap water the water is tap water in America it's gas or gasoline in England it's petrol the Petrol highway motorway a hood of the car, the bonnet that's the bonnet mail, I got the mail today the post, that's the post a movie a film, film, pajamas pyjamas, kind of the same English pronunciation I think I lived in England a long time ago so I'm not sure we say sneakers, they say trainers I'm going to put all my trainers and the big one we say soccer and the whole world than the says football we will play a football match, stove or cooker a trunk on a car, a boot, a vacation holiday a vest a waistecoat America it's candy we say sweet, I would like a sweet, chips crisps closet a wardrobe although people in America will say wardrobe too sell drapes curtains but in America we will say curtains I grew up saying curtains overalls dungarees, dungarees an elevator and a lift, I would like to go up the lift they use a subway underground or tube, a tire a tyre truck a lorry and we will go in our lorry windshield wiper windscreen wiper yard a garden, the garden a zipper or a zip, a flashlight of torch fries chips, garbage the rubbish, jello jelly a license plate a number plate a line in America a queue pants trousers, scotch tape sellotape sidewalk and the pavement, so that's the difference between British and American English a few vocabulary words for many more free English lessons go to England - quickly.com and I have a free newsletter and if you have for ANS friends that could learn English you could share my video on facebook or twitter and you can check out my new blog on tumblr, a very popular blog network and you can make your own blog if you would like or if you need to feel free to subscribe to my Youtube channel so thanks for your time and happy English learning
B1 america american english blog british tap autumn British vs. American English Vocabulary and Pronunciation for ESL Students 711 151 Bruce Lan posted on 2014/05/29 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary