ONE language, THREE accents - USA vs UK vs AU English!

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🇺🇸Von

🇬🇧 Cady

🇦🇺 Mia

[Charles_]

Glad see more male members, Von is slowly becoming my favorite male member of the Channel 🇺🇲

[ESUSAMEX]

Woolworths was a store in NY during my youth in the 1970s. There was even one in Mexico when I lived there in the 1990s. I haven't seen one in years. Supermarket and grocery store are both said in the US. Here in Florida Publix is the main supermarket besides Walmart.

[henri]

Nice see Cady from England again 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, i enjoyed her videos before

[thebatmanwhoposts]

Cady's accent is amazing, I could listen her talk all day.

[cadyheim]

It’s always so much fun comparing the differences in the way we refer to things! Glad to see all the comments here again 😊

[JosephOccenoBFH]

Wow what a coincidence!
'Dummy' in Spanish is Bobo 😄

[eritorr]

The Semi in America 🇺🇸, is also called a Tractor, a Truck or a bobtail. The trailer is the the part being pulled. Generally in the logistics industry when both are together are referred to as a tractor-trailer.

[HermanVonPetri]

There's an amusing chain of grocery stores in the southern United States, mostly in rural small towns, called "Piggly Wiggly."

[Charles_]

I love how their outfits are different and especially their feet , black sock, gray sock and barefoot

[darksshadow]

Im from the US and most of what Von said is what I've used and heard from where I'm from. For the truck, it depends on the truck. If there is not trailer and it is driving around, we call it a bobtail. It is also known as an 18 wheeler like Von mentioned. If it is a long haul driver, they call it a semi truck and if it is a day driver, a big rig. The binky has so many names that its mostly called a binky in my area. On the forest part, what the picture shows is a forest but if there isn't that much green and its more spaced out, we would call it the woods.

[mannyldepor]

In the USA we do call those big trucks tractor-trailers. For me a semi would be more the front.

[JosephOccenoBFH]

In Kansas it was Dillons where I used to work as a stocker and bagger back in highschool 😄 Then moving to Chicago, it was Dominick's. Miss those days working at the grocery store .. er I mean the supermarket .. 🤭😁

[janeeem]

Cady's accents sounds music to my ears 🤍

[seanchadwick]

In the US, we also say big rig and tractor trailer.

[lilyliveinolddays]

oh dear friends and I watched this video now and this channel my favourite and videos make me laugh a lot hahaahaha thank you form turkey .

[anndeecosita]

Wow. I’ve never been this early. 😆
In the USA we say both swimsuits and bathing suits. So I think I would understand if she said bathers.
We still have Safeways in some places but I think all the Woolworth stores are gone. we use both grocery store and supermarket.
Von is right that some people say binky but not the people where I live. I had never heard of binky until recently.
Also a few US accents are non rhodic like Boston

[ChillStepCat]

Great video as always. Here in Serbia we would use these words:
Saddle - Sedlo
Pacifier - Cucla
1st Floor / 2nd Floor - Prvi Sprat / Drugi Sprat
Ground Floor - Prizemlje
Truck / Lorry - Kamion / Šleper
Swimsuit - Kupaći kostim
Forest - Šuma
Grocery store - Supermarket / Prodavnica

[adrianlopez]

Nice to have them, they have nice chemistry and had lots of fun!

[Wiley_Coyote]

The US has both rhotic and non-rhotic speakers. It's regional.

[jwbz]

Walmart doesn't own ASDA anymore. Woolworths had stores in several nations for a long time, but they sold off the different divisions over time. I don't know for sure, but I think Australia is one of the only nations where Woolworths is still in business.