When British People Say Water In The USA

Bo'oh''o'wa'er! Based on a true story

[nitaibaishya]

He literally asked “ are you speaking English” to an English guy..😂😂😂

[ElyasAlZyoud]

british: BO’OH’O W’OA


americans: badle ov wahder

[Adam-uruu]

One day, I went to a restaurant as a British person, but there was a waiter who was American. When I asked for tomato ketchup, the waiter did not understood what I said when I said "tomato", so one of the teammates translate the word to the American version; "tomayto". My brother says it like that all the time that it made me laugh. Keep up the good work, Chewkz! And "Bo'oh'o'wa'er" is always your catchphrase! 😂😂😂

[OmYoJEL]

Completely accurate, I went to America years ago and asked for butter to put on my toast. They literally had no idea what I was saying, so I had to say it in an American accent buterrrr and she was like oh yes of course 🤣

[caty]

THE “I’m sorry, are you speaking English?” KILLED ME

[k.r.]

As a German, i'm glad i'm used to both accents, thanks to social media and different encounters with different English speakers. The japanese and ugandan accents are still my favorites though.

[sarahstarmonie]

i love these videos so much as a British person who moved to Florida!

[quepionrl]

At the start, the waiter said that there was no more “T” so that’s probably why the British guy didn’t pronounce it.

[Samuels]

Americans: Boddle of wardder
Common English: bo-ul of war-ur
Well spoken English: Bottle of Water

[toursgaming]

No matter how many times I watch it, I can’t stop laughing 😂

[silvershade]

😂😂😂 and I love your interpretation of different characters. Also the coach cracks me up 🤣

[mitch]

When he said "Are you speaking english?" But took the piss out of the real English language.

[raggyaa]

"yeah he just wants the bahdled wadur"

IM DYING

[Mana_Thief]

This will forever be my favorite words to have British ppl say lol. "Bo oh of wowah"

[demorris]

Bruuuv you got my sides hurting from laughing!! 😆

[BoSaGuy]

American: Why don’t you just say the T’s man?
Indians: Don’t worry, we got that covered.

[virgola]

Lived in Australia for years now, but when I first arrived I had my thick French accent doubled up with the English accent we learn at school. People could not understand when I said butter and water. It was so frustrating!

[xbrxo]

American: "why don't u say the t's man!" *Says D instead of the t

[nightsky]

Do people realise how accurate this it?
😂😂

[MrFactualGamingOfficial]

wa'er, a Bo'oh'wa'er! That kills me mate!!