How to speak Bri'ish!

British Highschoolers react to Bri'ish memes

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[ChassOnline]

In Texas a lot of people say "aint it" . "Its good aint it !?"

[wesh]

« innit » is just the contraction of « isn’t it »

[skeleletonboi]

the most british sentence "it's giving your sentence a pat on the back at the end"

[AnonymousePrime]

It's crazy, isn't it?
It's crazy, innit?
It's crazy, ain't it?
Welcome to English 101.

[RhamanaChan]

How could they not include the classic, "bo'le'o'wa'ah"

[adi]

“innit” is basically a british slang for “isn’t it”.

[rebh]

Isn’t it?

This is a beautiful day isn’t it?
That’s what I thought it meant

[Illcrysoon]

“Maybe they just learn one” I fucking wish we did😭

[JoaoGabriel-jqvs]

These actors are really good, almost made me believe that british people are real

[sublene]

theyre literally just saying “isn’t it?” and they have accents LOL

[MadRetro]

Wait till you hit the Midwest and start hearing, “yeah no” “no yeah”.
😂😂

[Walker-vmbf]

As a Canadian, I just typically use "eh?"

[termehaslian]

‘Maybe they just learn one’💀💀😭😭😭 I DIED

[matban]

I love how they explain "Innit" as an actual word instead of literally just saying it's a portmanteau of "Isn't It"

[trintron]

“Innit” I feel has similar usage to “Ya know what I’m sayin’?”

[heyitskierrahauck]

“Maybe they just learn one”
Yes, yes this is true. Mainly in my generation. My parents were like “you’re learning it wrong!” when I was solving math problems lol

[gh-pses]

Coming from a non-native speaker, I always thought it was a shortened version of "isn't it?".

[Rodgerwilco]

“It’s giving your sentence a Pat on the back” is so accurate.

[mintmango]

"innit" is the same as "isn't it", its like asking if the person you're talking to agrees

[Ray-]

As a Texan, I would LOVE to have a conversation with these guys to laugh at our accents