BRITISH vs AMERICAN vs Australian ENGLISH Differences! part,2

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🇺🇸Christina

🇬🇧Lauren

🇦🇺Grace

[Laurenade]

Hello everyone~~ Lauren here 🇬🇧 I was so happy to reunite with my beautiful ladies Christina and Grace! So much love for them both 🤍

[ChristinaDonnelly]

Had a fun time with Grace and Lauren again! 😃 Let us know if you use different vocabulary for these words in your country! See you in the next video 😄 -Christina 🇺🇸

[totallyflippedout]

I love this trio. Their chemistry is great.

[TheAaronsFamily]

Loved filming with Christina and Lauren again for World Friends! I hope you enjoyed this video as much as we enjoyed making it 🥰 - Grace 🇦🇺

[killstealer_s]

Britain: spider
America: spider
Australia: pet

[ulin__nm]

I love the three of them in one video. It always looks like they're having fun while learning something from each other. I kinda wish they'd do this with pronunciation of names. Must be fun.

[knowledgehunter_]

Jerkins, gherkins! The ending was so good 🤣🤣🤣

[scarlettwalch]

I don’t know any Australian that would call that a truck. Everyone calls it a Ute. If it has a tray you can put things in it’s a Ute

[johnmullholand]

In America, the cast iron "pot" is known as a Dutch Oven. Generally used over a campfire, either on the fire directly, or using the hot coals, for cooking roasts, soup or stew, or baking pies and such.

[stevenbalekic]

In Australia that's a camp oven and we don't call it a turtleneck...we call it a skivvie.
And we call it a power point for the electricity outlet and a power board for the multi plug extention.

[anax]

I love these videos with Christina, Grace and Lauren

[SnowYukiYap]

Hi, Christina, Lauren and Grace ^^ It's fun to see trio of you making this content ! I'm from Malaysia ^^ Below are English words spoke by Malaysian :-
1. Pot (US)
2. Vacuum (US, AU)
3. Ground beef / Minced beef (US / AU)
4. Chewing gum (AU)
5. Highway (US)
6. Sprinkles (US)
7. Lorry (UK)
8. Zucchini (US, AU)
9. Lift (UK)
10. Appetizer (US, AU)
11. Turtleneck (US, AU)
12. Power socket (AU)
13. Pickles (US)

[luciusverus]

Great vid as always but I'm a bit taken aback by some of my compatriot Aussie's 🇦🇺 vocab here.

-'Chewy' is ubiquitous slang for chewing gum in Australia. I can't believe Grace didn't know or volunteer that? 🤔
-That picture is definitely of a 'Freeway'. Freeways in Aus are large multi-lane arterial roads that traverse over/under intersecting roads etc without junctions. Highways are long distance routes between destinations that are compromised of multiple roads and can include freeways themeselves. Eg the Hume Highway that connects multiple cities. Motorway must be geographically specific as I've never heard of one in Victoria.
-Lift is definitely Australian convention but elevator is becoming more common. However "To Lifts" signs etc. are still the norm in public settings
-That's a skivvy Grace! The Wiggles would be devo right now hearing her say turtleneck 😅

Although I'm not sure how old Grace is, perhaps it's vocabulary conditioning with higher and higher levels of US tv/music consumption etc. in younger demographics that means there's exponentially more convergence. Geography could also probably play a role here too and as I'm unsure as to where she's from.

In any case, fun vid with 3 great anglophone representatives. Great stuff!

[Jamieclark]

In the UK that would definitely be a van, lorry is anything over 7.5 tonnes mass gross weight.

[kenshinjenna]

My family in the U.S. always called freeways "interstates". Generally, highways don't have green signs

[thejackolope]

I love these vids😂 and it’s fun to see how Americans and Australians have different words compared to Brits and how cringe some of our vocabulary is😂😅

[benjaminruhle]

I was feeling a bit down recently and I discovered these videos and they have just made my days SO much better :) Thank you for making these!!! Such entertaining girls!!

[calamity]

US: “We would call them sprinkles.”
UK: “We say hundreds and thousands.”
AU: “In Australia we say both of them!”

Me: “……. I call them jimmies 😃”

[Nal]

They are back! This is exactly what I've been waiting for ❤

[Evangeline-V]

The trio is so cute especially doing a hand gesture while saying elevate, lift and raising up