7 Things Brits LOVE About the USA! 🇺🇸❤️ | American vs British

We make so many videos making jokes about America so we thought it was HIGH-TIME we talked about all the things we LOVE about the USA! These are things we think most British people love about America too!

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Hello! We are Joel & Lia. We post videos every week, all about British culture, British accents and the English language! We live in London and love sharing our top travel tips in the UK and abroad. As well as being best friends we share a passion for language, different accents and all things British. With past and future trips to the USA, lots of our content is American vs British.

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[Carl_Jr]

The next time you want to end the conversation with an American the key phrase is, "Well, it was good talking to you." Many people understand what that means without being offended.

[abnpthfdr]

If "friendliness" in NYC got you guys feeling a little uncomfortable, then I suggest you bring your shrink with you if you come to the South.

[icravetheforbiddenlamp]

Joel and lia: "we love the predictable weather of America"
Texans: " wtf u mean?"

[Sometimes_Happiness]

The one thing I LOVE about my country is that we're an extremely open, kind, and hospitable people. It's just something that's part of our culture. I love it.

[tracyboyer]

Thank you for saying positive things about USA. Don’t hear that often.

[arcturathewitch]

The 11 seasons of the Midwest;
Winter
Fool’s spring
Second winter
Spring of deception
Third winter
Spring
Tornado season
Summer
Road construction
Fall for 4 days
Christmas

[heidilynnm]

We have hundreds of accents in the US... even in a single state you can find multiple accents depending on what part of the state they are from.

[karlahabbershaw]

In response to your "friendliness" story - I feel like we might also be so used to talking to strangers that we are more adept at ending the conversation. That has happened to my family, but my mom usually just says "Well thank you, enjoy your meal." and that ends it

[RudyCantGame]

The weather is different throughout the USA. It's a big country with different regions. From deserts to freezing.

[crickidie]

Y’all: things we love about Americans
Also y’all: STOP TALKING TO US

😂😂😂😂

[blablacar]

you know, this is a nicer video than "What Americans do that drive Brits crazy" because, as a french person, I can only understand how nice it feels when a foreigner say positive things about your country 😊👍
kiss from France 🇫🇷 💕

[kellyanderson]

Whenever I go overseas and they find out I'm American, they ALWAYS ask if I'm from New York. It's annoying.  New York is not the only state in the United States. Just ASK where we are from, don't just assume someone is from New York.

[chillby]

Them: *talking about the prices of things in POUNDS*
Us Americans: Am I supposed to know how much a pound is?

[f.h.kenzie]

Whenever someone asks me about my American accent I look at them like their crazy, I always forget I have an accent to foreigners. 😂

[SugarDiamond]

I love how excited they get about McDonald’s 😂

[Enneamorph]

“Guaranteed weather”

GUARANTEED WEATHER. Oh you sweet summer children

[bradwn]

As an American, looking at other cultures and viewpoints, I enjoy the level of honesty. Keep it up!

[yamimotonokamina]

The couple next to you who wouldn't shut up--most Americans would find that annoying, too. There IS a limit for us, too. When you speak to a stranger, it's about the situation that you're both in at the time. You don't just pick a topic at random and start rambling on. And it's rarely more than one exchange (you say something and they answer, then you both laugh).

Loudness of speech is, as others have commented on, a regional thing. New Yorkers tend to communicate in a Mediterranean sort of way: everyone talks at once and loudly. Most other Americans are quieter and wait for the other person to finish before speaking.

[livics]

I love America too! I can shout it from the top of my lungs with infinite love! I've lived and worked there as part of Work & Travel and I miss it every day of my life...

Much love from E Europe 😍 don't forget you are loved and highly and deeply appreciated for what you stand for, America! (I feel like crying o.m.g. 😊 ... ) ...

[abigailpickard]

I love this channel. It seems like every time a foreigner is talking about America it’s always negative and most of the time I laugh along but it does get a bit tedious over time. For someone to be nice for once is really pleasant.