14 Reasons You Can't Understand British English | British English Words

Can't understand British English?? Watch this lesson and learn the meanings of 14 wonderfully British English words, which make it difficult for you to understanding native speakers!

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FAQ:

» Where are you from?
I’m from Yorkshire, in the North of England. I went to University in Canterbury (in the south of England), and have since lived in France, Spain and the USA.

» Do you teach English via Skype?

» How many languages do you speak?
My mother tongue is English. I have a Batchelor’s degree in French and lived for 1 year in France, so I speak fluent French. I have lived in Spain for over 8 years and speak fluent Spanish, and I also learnt Italian to intermediate level while at university (but have forgotten most of it). I also tried learning Portuguese, Greek and Swahili very briefly.

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Thanks for watching and speak soon,

Your British English Teacher,
Greg 🇬🇧

[Dinnyeify]

Person: *speaking with American accent*
Me, a non-native speaker: I Understand All. I Have Mastered This Language.
Person: *speaking with British accent*
Me: Ah yes. This person is saying something.

[RevJamesCostello]

You can tell you are making a big effort to speak more clearly and appeal to a wider audience. I imagine a lot of non-British people would still struggle.

[daemonkey]

Its so unique, Greg!
We have some similar in Ukraine like you're saying telly, we say teleek))), you say footy, we-footbeek))
I am very excited of your podcasts!

[estatuadechozo]

As a Spanish guy, I have a hard time trying to understand brittish slang. The main problem is the pronuntiation, specially with thick accents 😅

[nataliiazahorodnia]

Thanks! Yes, I have to know these words! I will try!

[marianoscotti]

A smashing teacher ! 👏👏👏👏Un abrazo, from Olivos, Buenos Aires,

[draco]

Back in England I learned Coach instead bus, pint instead beer and tube instead subway. It's fantastic!

[giyu]

" i wanna watch the footy this arvo with a bevvie " i think it's another language !!!!

[australianbloke]

Onya Greg! We have a lot in common. The only words that were unknown to me were: Offie (because there is no such thing here. (We have bottle shop or bottle-o) Deffo (no equivalent I can think of.) Sarni ( we have a sanger or a sango) and Bevvie ( we say grog). All the rest are pretty much the same! Greetings from Australia (Straya)

[mervedemir]

It sounds Aussie. I use cuppa, arvo and brekkie. Also s’arvo for this afternoon, barbie for bbq, choccy biccy for chocolate biscuits and many more...

[aulahamza]

You are a brilliant teacher.
Thank you.
شُكْراً

[subhendranayak]

Sir please do continue . Your voice is lovely and I love to learn from you.

[dudidudi]

Please, could you make more this type of video.👍👍👍👍👊

[EuniceR]

You're amazing as an English teacher, thanks for improve my vocabulary with that words in British English.

[javifontalva]

Superb. I'm definitely showing this vid to my students.

[shiyingliu]

Thanks for your channel. I think there are various reasons that I find hard to understand British English in class. Concisely speaking. Pronunciation, speed and slangs make it hard for me to follow and also I feel hard to speak fluently as the native speaker. I have lived in UK for undergraduate, but I still find it hard to follow the native speaker in class as they won't speak like in any English Learning Channel. Speaking faster and with lots of slangs using in conversation. So for many times, I feel I could not hear clearly so that find it hard to catch up the native speaker.

[joelmasamba]

Oh my gosh!!! I'm awfully surprised i Would rather you taught us more about it coz they're jolly helpful even though i don't wanna eat veggies

[pasqualecangiano]

Hi from Italy! I Dunno = I don't know. I gotto go = I have got to go. I won't = I will not. Congrats for your lessons, I have been watching all your helpful videos. Bye for now.

[abedjay]

thanks a lot
I am learning American accent
But also I gonna need these words to understand the British people when they speak

[marceladumitrufilip]

Your style is so unique, that I love it ❤ Cheers 😘