50 Differences Between British English Vs American English Vocabulary Words | Boost Word Power

We use flyover in the uk

Bro messed up its dust bin in British and trash can in english

I choose British English cuz British English can use in every countries but American English is only can use in few countries.😊

Dustbin is British not American. Flyover is also British term

Let’s not forget in UK they say “Mum” but in America we say “mom”.

I prefer British English because the UK is my favorite country.

In the end, both are one language s, so i mix up😅😅

British English

British English please

Okay, so as an American I just gotta say to me:
1) Curtains refers to the cloth around the window while Drapes are the plastic part that goes up and down.
2) Wardrobe refers to a shelf that can open while Closet refers to a room built into the house.
3) CVs are often longer and more detailed than Resumes.
4) We often call Drugstores Pharmacies now.
5) I’ve never heard of the terms Flyover or Dust Bin in my life.

the last set is the wrong way around: it should be BrE 'dust bin' & AmE 'trash can'

Courgette: the cutest word , so far. Queue the 2nd

I think i am learning american english

I am learning right now american english because british english is so difficult to learn for me.

Dust bin is a way of Britain 😅

Ofe course i love inglish and british

I am used to talk in both styles. Because in our country some people talk in american english and some of them talk in british english. Actually I'm from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩😊

I'm confused in trashcan and dustbin🤔🤔🤔🤔
But I am learning American English 😊😊😊😊

I choose the american english because it's a language of the movies, music, hip hop ,etc. Thanks for this usefull video .

Thaks brro very usefull😊

Me: mixed😂😂😂

Excellent video but I would like to add a few more :
British American
Pudding. Dessert
Saloon car Sedan
Estate car. Station wagon

American

I ACTUALLY DO BOTH FOR SOME REASON

i learned american english since my childhood and british english, uh... im a little great

I always utilize British modern english

भारत में दोनों english चलता है

Pakistian and idian speak english 😅😅😅😅

We also say curtains and drapes in USA

In USA we say overpass. I never heard of flyover

I'm Algerian and I use them both haha I like them both

last one was backwards. LOL .... dustbin is British /. garbage or trash can in American

In NZ we quite happily use both UK and USA English. But our bins are more categorized by function. Recycle bin, garbage bin etc. Rest room is a good one.

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American english makes more sense.

I’ve never heard an American call it a “flyover.” It’s always an overpass 😂

How about " Bo'o o'o wa'er' ?? 😂😂

british english is so dumb lmao

Trash can is American. Dustbin is British

Hi ,thank you for everything.

I'm learning British because my I'm British but I still mix it with American a little.

I call fall autumn and I’m American lol

British english bit I fluently talk the twa

Great video! There's just a slight error. Trash can is American English, while dust bin is British English.

I like American english

The languages here in Zambia are mixed up but like for me personally I usually use most of the American English due to my American friends tought me a lot.