British Couple Reacts to How Big Is USA Actually?

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[pinkonesie]

Canada is huge, but 90% of Canadians live within 100 miles of the US border--60% live south of Seattle. The northern parts of Canada are brutally cold. They're not completely uninhabited, but it takes a certain sort of person to thrive there. Folks who live happily in northern Canada, I salute you. You are made of sterner stuff than me.

[archersfriend]

The US is like 50 different countries!

[jeffkrum]

I can understand your accent just fine....you'll be alright visiting here

[johnniekight]

Almost half of Canada is uninhabited. More polar bears than people in the northern sections.

[bleachedbrother]

I watch several British YouTube reaction channels and have been pleasantly amused by the variety of accents. Your channel is VERY EASY to understand. We look forward to seeing you taste and experience America!😊😊

[emilyb]

British accents are pretty easy understood to be honest. We have enough variance in our own nation to adapt to hearing foreign accents. It just takes a quick adjustment period.

[subitman]

If you drive across the USA, there are rest areas with signs indicating how many miles to the next one. These are free facilities to prevent tired drivers from having accidents. These facilities have large parking spaces that can even accommdate semi-trucks transporting goods to various stores. They have bathrooms (toilets). I've driven across the US twice. It was less expensive than staying in a motel or hotel. Get enough sleep in the car. Drive off the next morning.

[usmcthmeu]

Actually, it takes people months to decide where in the US.they want to go what they wanna do. Because with the country so massive, don't think you can be in New York in the morning. And then wanna go to LA in the afternoon and then Miami that night. Pick something that you really want to do and find out the best area of the country and go there.

[chandie]

7:00 everyone in the US will be able to easily understand you.
The US is used to people from all over the world visiting us and also migrating here and living with us and they speak english with strong accents. Its not an issue.

[walter]

I think the only problem you may have with language here in the US is when you use slang words. Regular English may have regional accents, but the words are usually understood. Hope you can visit soon. You will be most welcome when you come. Safe to and from on your journey.

[ReefHermit]

This was my favorite episode! especially liked the section on understanding water, so funny, but so true. All the states are unique and each one has something interesting to offer. Bon voyage.

[ewokkz]

Im new to the channel and I have been binge watching your videos and i absolutely love both of your energy and enthusiasm when talking about America! When you guys make it here one day you wont be dissappointed! Keep up the great content!

[katecreate]

Generally Americans do understand most British accents, however, our version is particular with the pronunciations. For an example 'water' to the Brits they tend to drop the t making it sound like 'wa er.' Most of the time Americans rarely drop these letters but make an effort to pronounce them as part of a set. I know we tend to have a hard time understanding a specific region in Scotland because their accent drops a lot of these letters, honestly one of the few times Americans have a hard time with any accent as we are used to accents from all over the world and it's ironic that it's mainly one section in Scotland we have a hard time with lol.

[justinhowell]

Buc-ee’s has expanded into many other States, including Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida.

[blackpowder]

I've been following you guys for a while now and have never had a problem understanding you.❤

[mattb.]

They have an accent video to help with this for exploring the usa and a few other videos of the do's and don'ts of the usa

[dougca]

Winston Churchill once said that the US and Great Britain are best of friends separated by a Common Language

[seanautilis]

We LOVE your accents, and I don't think you are hard to understand. I live in Florida. I am amazed at the different accents in the UK

[mattmorganRnR]

You guys are fun to watch. Such a good couple. Thanks for loving 🇺🇸, and we love 🇬🇧. Shout out from South Carolina! Let me know if you want to visit! We got you🔥

[jasonbrown]

Being from Tennessee, I have struggled with people in Northern states understanding me. The struggle is real 😂