Brits Vs Americans: Who Speaks Proper English?

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[CoolTomato]

Is this even a question? *ENGLAND INVENTED ENGLISH*

[definitelynotaweeb]

Now you have no idea why i got so many likes

[matthewthesylveon]

British: Hundreds and Thousands.
American: Sprinkles

Me: Ice Cre- oh

[bobdob]

American:’Americans use proper English’

Brit: ‘No, you use American English’

American: 😶

[jlf_]

US: Vest
UK: gilet

_Me: Laughs in puffer jacket_

[georgewoshingmachine]

Select Language:

🇺🇸 English (Simplified)
🇬🇧 English (Traditional)

[ritadepeeves]

I saw two pints close together and I thought it meant "cheers" lmfaoooo

[Maria-iplf]

ENGLISH COMES FROM ENGLAND
Not America






(No offense)

Edit: thanks for all these likes and I do understand now the origins of English thx

[Bevsworld]

You have to be REALLY British to say "hundreds and thousands"

[madeleine]

🇬🇧: English (proper)
🇺🇸: English (simplified)

[justchillin]

It goes like,
US : Dudes
UK : Lads
And the Aussies be like : Mates 😅

[plutoniiums]

Even as a British person, I have never heard of the word "Gilet"
It's just a puffer jacket to me, lmao

[rtsharlotte]

I once served an American who asked me for chips so I served him a portion of chips and he said "why did you give me french fries?"

[ryanjaroch]

British: Crisps
American: Chips
like if u agree

[penguixx]

It’s called English. How are English people speaking wrong.

[alexlisterlister]

0:56 i swear english people call them sprinkles I do all the time and I’m from uk

[something]

"Who speaks proper English"


you're talking to english people, when people say 'English', they should not count American-English. Because that is simply not the language.


so obv the brits are correct

[violetpixie]

1:12... *I call it 'cheers'*

_(I'm British btw)_

[mnflwrs_]

bruh Americans call it double fisting??? nO OMG THATS NOT- NO!

[wiilwaal]

*British english vs American english*

Me: English is english