Vocabulary
Crisps (UK)
Motorway (UK)
Freeway / Highway (US)
Very good in the US?
Awesome !
"COLOUR", "ARMOUR", "FLAVOUR" - American or British?
British
Advertisement
American: [ ad-ver-tahyz-muhnt ]
British: [ ad-vur-tis-muhnt ]
Cookie (US)
Biscuit (UK)
Carpark (UK)
Parking lot (US)
What is a "dude" in the UK?
A "bloke"
"APOLOGIZE" , "IDOLIZE" - American or British?
American
Dynasty
American: [ dahy-nuh-stee ]
British: [ din–uh-stee ]
French fries (US)
Chips (UK)
Pants (US)
Trousers (UK)
A word for a toilet in the UK?
Loo
Double L is British, single L is American
Zebra
American: [ zee-bruh ]
British: [ zeb-ruh ]
Apartment (US)
Flat (UK)
Rubbish (UK)
Garbage / Trash (US)
An anonymous person in the UK?
John Smith
CATALOGUE, DIALOGUE or CATALOG, DIALOG
OGUE is British
Schedule
American: [ skej-ool or skej-oo-uhl ]
British: [ shed-yool or shej-ool ]
Pavement (UK)
Sidewalk (US)
Elevator (US)
Lift (UK)
What is "'to chat" in the UK?
To chinwag
METER, CENTER vs METRE, CENTRE
ER is American, RE is British.
Lieutenant
American: [ loo-ten–uhnt ]
British: [ lef-ten–uhnt ]