American vs British English

Kiyu hum in logon ki bhasa sike...hum inke naukar hai kya ?

Pacifier = Dummy

G-Man loo???
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there is no american or british english its just english

Good

“In the loo goes the poo :p”

i want say that : bin loo is asian name😂

Interesting

British English are too long....

as the Irish pronounces...

It's so very nice it can help for as I get some learning a little bit of English because I'm a Filipino im studying a English because it is nice language and I love it❤

Hi there cauch, that was such an excellent way to telling it!😊

That's why sometimes i feel i speak wrong English,
Just because this Uk and USA English 😂😂😅😅😅😅

I know this English but a little bit china talk English talk japene talk

I like British English❤

What the fuck The ancient British so now the British and the mix British are fighting about what's right with each other. In another world, it looks like they're just fucking fighting with the British. England, the United States, and the United States are all England. What kind of genealogy are you looking for? It's just a mix British.

Good

She not American

Non plosive consonants, she's not a true example of US pronunciation (sounds Dutch or Estonian)

Great

In America it's bathroom not toilet

British -sweets , but which sweets am I talking about ??

Indian English 🇮🇳 : I contain you both 😈

British English 😊

There is no such thing as American English.

Pakistan English vs American English

These two ladies whole Britain citizen 😆

Who the fuck use the British one

In Britain a candy is just one type of sweet among many kinds of sweets. Bars are not pubs two very different things, a motorway is a specific type of highway,

Vs Indian English or hinglish

British: Have got
American: Have
British: Haven‘t got
American: Don't have

These two ladies are indian daulat

In British English we also use apartment, bar, toilet & eraser and we understand what all the American words are. In the UK we have been exposed to American culture through TV & Movies practically from birth so know all the words.

Even Indians don't know when they started to switch from british english to american english. 😂

In india we use both with a slightly different meaning

I know so much Africaans Hallo HA-low
Albanés Përshëndetje per-shen-DEAT-ye
Amhárico Iwi selami newi (እው ሰላም ነው) ewe-selaie-nuwi
Árabe Marhaba (مرحبًا) mur-HA-ba
Armenio Barev ba-REV
Azerbaiyano Salam sal-am
Vasco Kaixo kia-show
Bengalí Hyālō (হ্যালো) HEL-o
Bosnio Zdravo ZDRA-vo
Búlgaro Zdraveĭte (Здравейте) ZDRA-vey-te
Birmano Haallo (ဟယ်လို) HAL-u
Cantonés Nǐ hǎo (你好) nie HAOW
Catalán Hola O-la
Cebuano Kamusta ku-mus-ta
Croata Zdravo ZDRA-vo
Checo Ahoj A-hoy
Danés Hej hey
Holandés Hallo HAL-u
Inglés Hello ha-low
Estonio Tere Te-re
Farsi (Persa) Salām (سلام) saol-AM
Fiyiano Bula mbula
Finlandés Hei hey
Francés Bonjour bon-ZHUR
Gaélico (Irlandés) Dia dhuit DI-a GHWIT
Georgiano Gamarjoba (გამარჯობა) ga-mar-jo-ba
Alemán Guten tag gu-ten tahk
Griego Geia (γεια) gya
Criollo haitiano Bonjou BON-ju
Hawaiano Aloha A-low-ha
Hebreo Shalom (שלום) sha-LOM
Hindi Namaste (नमस्ते) na-ma-ste
Hmong Nyob zoo nyo-ZHOW
Húngaro Szia SI-a
Islandés Halló HAL-u
Igbo Ndewo n-day-wo
Indonesio Halo ha-low
Italiano Ciao chau
Japonés Konichiwa (こんにちは) kon-ni-chi-wa
Jemer Suostei (សួស្តី) suo-stey
Coreano Anyeong haseyo (안녕하세요) AN-young-ha-say-yo
Kurdo Slav slaw
Laosiano Sabaidi (ສະບາຍດີ) sa-bai-di
Letón Sveika (male) or Sveiks (female) SVYE-ka or SVYE-iks
Lituano Sveiki svey-ki
Luxemburgués Moien MOY-en
Madagascarí Salama sa-LAM-a
Malayo Selamat pagi su-la-met pa-gi
Maltés Bongu BON-ju
Mandarín Nǐ hǎo (你好) nie HAOW
Marathi Namaskāra (नमस्कार) na-mas-ka-ra
Mongol Sain uu (сайн уу) say-nu
Náhuatl Niltze Tialli Pialli nilts-tiali-piali
Navajo Ya’at’eeh ya-ta-hey
Nepalí Namaskāra (नमस्कार) na-mas-ka-ra
Noruego Hei hay
Pastún Salam (سلام) sa-lam
Polaco Cześć cheshch
Portugués Olá OH-la
Punjabi Sata srī akāla (ਸਤ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ) sat sri a-kal
Quechua Allianchu eye-i-anch-u
Rumano Bunâ bu-na
Ruso Privet (Привет) pri-VYEHT
Samoano Talofa ta-low-fa
Sesotho Dumela du-me-la
Eslovaco Ahoj A-hoy
Esloveno Zdravo ZDRA-vo
Español Hola o-la
Swahili Jambo jam-BO
Sueco Hallå hal-oa
Tagalo Kamusta ku-mus-ta
Tahitiano Ia Orana ya-ra-na
Taiwanés Li-hó li-ho
Tamil Vanakkam (வணக்கம்) vaa–NAK–kam
Tailandés S̄wạs̄dī (สวัสดี) sa-wat-dii
Tibetano Tashi delek ta-shi del-ek
Tongano Mālō e lelei ma-lo e lei-lei
Turco Merhaba mer-ha-ba
Ucraniano Privit (привіт) pri-VIT
Urdu Assalāmu Alaykum (السلام عليكم) as-salam-u lay-kum
Uzbeco Salom sha-lom
Vietnamita Xin chào sin CHOW
Xhosa Molo mo-

I like original English here

In Hong Kong it is British English and 1st floor would also have a sign with the Chinese 2. However, American English is slipping in. I saw a sign at TST Star Ferry Port mentioning the "harbor police".
A store sign I saw in Rwanda's capital said: Tyre Center.

I stayed with an English family in Diss decades ago. The daughter misbehaved and I told her that she wouldn't get any candy. She went to her mother and asked: Mommy, what is candy?
- It's sweets.

i speak american

Lovely

English and American know for accent rest zero big one full of attitude and ego as they are white even mine dog is white❤

Sá pera ako na Oreo

I’m English and I’ve never called it loo before 💀

I live in the uk
People never say loo here

Loo? We do not say that

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