I'm a Brit, and while agree with henwy on most of these, that was definitely a jacket potato and not a roast potato. They two different things. And I often use the American words for stuff.
Honestly I mainly used jacket potato but I do use baked potato. And meant to put jacket potato but for some reason my mind blanked and I couldn't remember the word so I just put baked potato.
9:30 As a fellow American I can confirm that we call it silverware when we are at home, utensils, at restaurants, and cutlery when we are in a cooking class environment
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To be fair, the "fizzy drink" thing varies in the UK too. In the south that's the term generally used, but in the north of England "pop" is more commonly used, and I believe if you go up to Scotland, they also just use the generic term "coke" for all fizzy drinks, but correct me if I'm wrong there. The only term I've never heard used in the UK is "soda" as that's more specifically for soda water itself, like you can ask for a "lime and soda" in a pub and you'll get a soda water with a shot of lime cordial.
@@chaitalidas4048 No. Football is what Americans call soccer and from what I’ve seen kick ball is rounders/baseball but instead of hitting a ball that was bowled to you, you drop kick it
16:29 - Literally nobody in the UK calls that a roast potato! That's a jacket potato, or, less commonly, a baked potato. A roast potato is a potato that's been roasted in a good quantity of hot fat in the oven.
You'd likely have to look in an antique shop for a set that's real silver, sure. The modern stuff is just whatever other metal it is and they coat it to look like silver. But yeah, here in the US the distinction between silverware versus utensils is metal versus plastic. Washable versus disposable. (Okay, you could wash the plastic stuff too if you wanted. But typically here plastic is treated as disposable.) You'd typically have the metal stuff in your house but if you're picking up take-out from a restaurant and want to avoid having to wash any dishes you'd get the plastic stuff from them. Also, we have the word cutlery as well but it doesn't usually refer to things like forks or spoons. Cutlery is used to refer to knives.
@@doddy0690 When the silverware was actually made out of silver the name was born, and it stuck even after silver was no longer used to make forks, spoons, etc.
So… as a US citizen, on 8:51, I have it in my mind as “for at-home dining room = silverware and at a restaurant = utensils.” I personally only use “cutlery” when you’re talking about the different kinds of kitchen knives
15:58 sigils, I live in Alabama, and you are completely correct. Somehow we even call Sprite coke. And I dont know if this is only normal for adults or something but I'm a preteen sooooooo
I am so surprised how similar Britain and Australia are. I got the same answer for everything as Henwy. Dang lol. Anyways, good vid. I love you guys’ vids! :)
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Hey regulars quick hi to you guys can't wait to watch this video I feel like this will be a funny video to watch and I will enjoy it i was waiting for this one!! It's ukazian now, lmaooo henwy face when nico said toque
The UKasian bit kinda reminded me of a part in a move called “Dave” where the main character, Dave, tries to combine American and Polynesian and comes up with Amnesian.
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I’m a can, nico did most of them correct, except ( maybe it’s just a west coast thing) for “coloured pencils” everyone I know calls them pencil crayons. Because they are made from the same people that make crayon. We also just use utensils, silverware, and cutlery interchangeably.
I would say during almost 80% video Henry is saying to Andrew your living a strange life when he left the country for a girl and we haven’t herd anything else yet
Im Canadian: Sneakers Soccer-baseball Sweater (all 3 are sweaters to me. Jacket has a more plastic outline) Cream (I guess creamer works) Remote (TV) Silverware Zucchini Parking lot, parking garage Hat (I dont say beanie but some do) Eggplant Soda, pop, or soda-pop (its not called coke unless its coke-cola) (soft-drink is formal) Baked potato Pharmacy, or drug-store (drug-store when its a seperate building) Pencil crayons (color) Whole wheat bread, brown bread (whole wheat is crunchier) Cheese slices (And bonus, I say Zee)
Imma be real our English makes more sense then American English for example how is football soccer your not running around in socks atleast football actually makes sense cus you hit the ball with your foot. Also sneakers don't make sense your not sneaking around while wearing them soooo bad english
Until now I wondered if plastic cheese was just something my family said because I've also heard it be called square cheese, it's good to know which one is actually weird.
My answers for this 1:50 tennishoes 2:45 kick ball 4:14 sweater and turtle neck 6:10 coffee creamer 7:09 remote 8:17 silverware/utensils 10:01 zucchini (also a cucumber is actually a fruit you idiots. Just like how avocado is a berry) 😂 12:17 puplic parking 14:01 beanie 14:41 eggplant 15:38 soda/pop 16:30 baked potato 17:18 pharmacy 17:50 colored pencils 19:09 whole wheat bread 20:17 American cheese Im american btw
When henwy says at the end "this is the fake'st cheese you will ever see" he is wrong you ever see your lunch lady peel off plastic rap off your cheese at school!?
I am from Canada but the things Nico calls it is different like we just call it utensils sometimes silverware and sweaters can have zippers all the way similar to a hoodie.
The british term for baked potato is actually jacket potato. I don’t know why it just is. Also colouring pencils can also be called pencil crayons depending where you live in England
‘Why is it called a sweater, you don’t sweat in it you wear it to keep warm!’ ‘No, you wear it to work out’ Bro my entire British life has been a lie...
I was confused at that part because sweaters are just for keeping you warm and not for working out. Also I think sweater is because when you get warm you sweat sometimes.
The slang I use as a uk/irish 1st: runners 2nd : I literally don't know that game 3rd: jumper and jacket 4th: what is that I literally don't know :/ 5th: remote 6th: cutlery 7th: I think that's a cucumber( never mind I have never heard of that other thing) I was wrong 8th: car park 9th: beanie 10th: eggplant 11: well we just say them seperaltly but in a group fizzy drinks 12th: stuffed potatoe/ baked potato 13th: pharmacy 14th: coloring pencil 15th: brown bread 16th: cheese slices / squares
I'm a Brit, and while agree with henwy on most of these, that was definitely a jacket potato and not a roast potato. They two different things. And I often use the American words for stuff.
No a jacket potato
Yeah I thought they said Jacket Potato as well. But I’m American so I just say baked potato
Honestly I mainly used jacket potato but I do use baked potato. And meant to put jacket potato but for some reason my mind blanked and I couldn't remember the word so I just put baked potato.
Jacket potato
Ye it’s a jacket potato
Sigils: I've got an idea
Nico: let's bully henwy
Sigils: never mind lets do this
14:51 Sigils: "I just call it the spicy emoji!"
Henwy: "Why do you call it a spicy emoji?"
Sigils: 😳
Ikr I was like c’mon henwy u know don’t act like u dont
lol
Sigils panicked and said “you know why” 🤣
If you get it you get it lol
@@Mashpotato30 I kind of get it 😅
16:00 That’s soooo me Sigils! 😂 Keep up the great work guys! Watching some older vids to keep me entertained!
The fact that henwy called a jacket potato a roastie sent me into a rage
I just call them baked potatoes (might be cause I'm northern irish and not english) but a roastie is completely different
9:30
As a fellow American I can confirm that we call it silverware when we are at home, utensils, at restaurants, and cutlery when we are in a cooking class environment
Nah in Canada we call it utensils at home, and at a fancy setting like thanks-giving its called Silverware, then cutlery at home and restaurants.
Yes
I just call it cutlery no matter what
@CarterikoXR No, In UK It is simply a spoon
But it's not silver lol
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Sigils: Stuff is already said differently
Me, who is from a place that speaks another language: My goals are beyond your understanding
Lol
But why do you all speak English
@@Tiktokboy69 cuz i prefer it
Did you sub
@@Tiktokboy69 ? To the regulars? Absolutely
To be fair, the "fizzy drink" thing varies in the UK too. In the south that's the term generally used, but in the north of England "pop" is more commonly used, and I believe if you go up to Scotland, they also just use the generic term "coke" for all fizzy drinks, but correct me if I'm wrong there. The only term I've never heard used in the UK is "soda" as that's more specifically for soda water itself, like you can ask for a "lime and soda" in a pub and you'll get a soda water with a shot of lime cordial.
Init
I am with Henwy when he says he doesn't peel Cucumbers.
same
same
Same
I dont even think people actually peel cumbera
I don't eat cucumbers but my sister does cut them
14:00 henwy’s nervous chuckle in his voice “why?” 🤣🤣🤣
Lol
1:58 Are we going to forget that Sigils just roasted Henwy soooo badly. 😂😂😂
It’s actually 1:53
No it’s 1:57
And it also roasts nico
It’s 1:55
1:56
Sigils: it’s like a caveman named it car park
Also Sigils: kick ball
facts
Fact fact fact no printer
Facts but they always want to roast henwy
Is football and kickball same?
@@chaitalidas4048 No. Football is what Americans call soccer and from what I’ve seen kick ball is rounders/baseball but instead of hitting a ball that was bowled to you, you drop kick it
18:02 Where I am in Canada we call it pencil crayons
16:29 - Literally nobody in the UK calls that a roast potato! That's a jacket potato, or, less commonly, a baked potato. A roast potato is a potato that's been roasted in a good quantity of hot fat in the oven.
1:31 I freaking love these not so pg jokes you guys slip in every now and again they make me laugh so hard cuz its so unexpected!🤣🤣
Henwy did the British Dirty. ITS A JACKET POTATO NOT A ROASTED POTATO
@@Seppukuuuuu yeh thats what i was thinking he’s a fraud
14:51 too 🤣🤣 I see u Sigils
14:51 the non pg joke and then henwy says: why is it spicey.
@@kingevan271 loved that😂
Sigils: "Is that the one that starts with a C or a Z?"
Me: Zucchini...I spend too much time at the grocery store.
CarterikoXR that’s two different vegetables
9:28 I agree with Sigils because in almost every house in America the combined term for forks, spoons, and knives is silverware.
But it’s not made of silver
You'd likely have to look in an antique shop for a set that's real silver, sure. The modern stuff is just whatever other metal it is and they coat it to look like silver.
But yeah, here in the US the distinction between silverware versus utensils is metal versus plastic. Washable versus disposable. (Okay, you could wash the plastic stuff too if you wanted. But typically here plastic is treated as disposable.) You'd typically have the metal stuff in your house but if you're picking up take-out from a restaurant and want to avoid having to wash any dishes you'd get the plastic stuff from them.
Also, we have the word cutlery as well but it doesn't usually refer to things like forks or spoons. Cutlery is used to refer to knives.
@@doddy0690 When the silverware was actually made out of silver the name was born, and it stuck even after silver was no longer used to make forks, spoons, etc.
Utensils is what you would put on a test and cutlery in a science report
Yeah it’s true
So… as a US citizen, on 8:51, I have it in my mind as “for at-home dining room = silverware and at a restaurant = utensils.” I personally only use “cutlery” when you’re talking about the different kinds of kitchen knives
ITS A WOOLEY HAT!!!!!!!
14:15
Henwy: To much pressure
Me: Starts singing song
Regulars: 8:30 start singing
Me: 😱
Nico is the Editors favorite, when they got to beanie, the Editor still have Nico a point
Yeah
Plot twist: nico is the editor
That was the whole point of the game, was to give the people who had the same answers points
@@demonicfan5125 no Nico didn't say Beanie, Sigils and Henwy did, Nico said "Toque."
Toque is king word
Know what's not Regular anymore??!! Biffle being in all the Regulars videos
Sigils: I don't know what fruit this is....Nico:Bc it's a vegetable 10:00
It's crazy how much you've grown, been subbed since 25k
Henwy searching in the middle of the challenge for 'courgette' is me searching for answers on the net during my online exam 😂
U too
Sigils: cucumber
Nico: zucchini
Henwy: cOuRgEtTe
@@kyewalker2962 in Arab it's called cousa
@@kyewalker2962 shut
@@josephrogers3666 why
15:58 sigils, I live in Alabama, and you are completely correct. Somehow we even call Sprite coke. And I dont know if this is only normal for adults or something but I'm a preteen sooooooo
Fizzy drinks or can of coke, can of sprite etc.
I agree everything is coke in North Carolina too
15:47 In our country, 🇵🇭 , we call it,
✨SOFTDRINKS✨
I am so surprised how similar Britain and Australia are. I got the same answer for everything as Henwy. Dang lol. Anyways, good vid. I love you guys’ vids! :)
Yea duh😊
We littary CAME FROM BITTIAN YOU KNOW QUEENSLAND
Yea
VICTORIA QUEEN VICTORIA THEY R U FIRM ENGLIND
@@jetpringle2162 I know that. But so did America. And America is rather diverse to England. So yeah.
16:55 it’s a jacket potato
Its not even wearing a jacket
The “Soda” one really got me because I just call it soft drinks in Australia
Say what now
That’s sus
@@gauran83 it’s not my fault bro I don’t know why we call it that but we do
Lol I live in USA and still call it soft drink
@@Turf.burn.fc1 just saying what I’m saying
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Why are you screaming at them
@@tripsy7034 BECAUSE WE CAN
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Henwy: You two live too close to each other
America and Canada: we took that Personal
It’s true tho
17:03
It is a Jacket Potato!!!
IK! That’s what I was thinking
I don’t see any jacket on the potato
The beanie in England could of also been a woolly hat
This makes me realise how different Scotland is to England even tho it’s both in uk/britain
Even different parts of Scotland and England Have different ways of saying things
"A spot of tea"
"A Lovely cup of tea"
"Cuppa tea, Innit?"
Agreed
I know what you mean. I can tell first hand since I’m half Scottish and half English
Hey regulars quick hi to you guys can't wait to watch this video I feel like this will be a funny video to watch and I will enjoy it i was waiting for this one!! It's ukazian now, lmaooo henwy face when nico said toque
Same it’s ulazian
The UKasian bit kinda reminded me of a part in a move called “Dave” where the main character, Dave, tries to combine American and Polynesian and comes up with Amnesian.
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We are just toquey bois
I’m very surprised that 3 full grown men don’t know what a zucchini is called!😂😂
2 and one half
@@huckwendorff4568 yeah Sigils is too short
@@benwolf2642 no its that Henwy is a child
@@noskowiakmichael5840 i guess that makes 2 men not 2 and a half lmao
@@benwolf2642 its like the show, two and a half men
I’m a can, nico did most of them correct, except ( maybe it’s just a west coast thing) for “coloured pencils” everyone I know calls them pencil crayons. Because they are made from the same people that make crayon.
We also just use utensils, silverware, and cutlery interchangeably.
17:21 pharmacy
(Ik because my mum is a pharmacist!)
10:49 im British and thought it was a cucumber-
I would say during almost 80% video Henry is saying to Andrew your living a strange life when he left the country for a girl and we haven’t herd anything else yet
Heard
Sigils: it's silverware
Nico: it's cutlery
Henwy: it's cutlery
Me: it's silverware in America LOL
Henwy: I have never herd anyone called them coloured pencils.
Me and my entire town. They're coloured pencils.
I only know these people cause of Ssundee
16:50 I’m from the UK and I know them as jacket potatoes,roast potatoes are different
Theres no jackets there
13:28 Henry hoping you call it car park when it called in America is a Parking lot.
Bro same
Nico : *getting the most points since he disagrees & agrees between Henry and Sigils*
Ya
At 13:58, Nico still got a point! NOT FAIR NICO!!!
@@Mathman2021 KKASKKSS
Cause toque is supreme word
I haven’t even watched and I already know henwys gonna be bullied 😂
1:48 what did sigils just say, rock eyebrow moment.
I love it how henwy says american as if it’s different from british english
its funny how says henry has a wierd life but I agree everything that sigils said
I agreed with everything that Sigils said except I call it a toboggan more often than I would call it a beanie
Same
It's henwy
Same to the first one not the one with I toboggan
It's funny how you don't know how to spell weird
Sigils" UKadian
Henwy:...british
Me:European
Me:English
@@fxaced9333 lol
Me as a Canadian realizes how much of an American I am. 🤣
Im Canadian:
Sneakers
Soccer-baseball
Sweater (all 3 are sweaters to me. Jacket has a more plastic outline)
Cream (I guess creamer works)
Remote (TV)
Silverware
Zucchini
Parking lot, parking garage
Hat (I dont say beanie but some do)
Eggplant
Soda, pop, or soda-pop (its not called coke unless its coke-cola) (soft-drink is formal)
Baked potato
Pharmacy, or drug-store (drug-store when its a seperate building)
Pencil crayons (color)
Whole wheat bread, brown bread (whole wheat is crunchier)
Cheese slices
(And bonus, I say Zee)
15:25 fun fact: why it’s called an eggplant is because when it’s still small and on the vine it’s white and looks like an egg!
OMG this is hilarious. Henwy's answers are amazing.
how its just what they call them dont make fun of them
Imma be real our English makes more sense then American English for example how is football soccer your not running around in socks atleast football actually makes sense cus you hit the ball with your foot. Also sneakers don't make sense your not sneaking around while wearing them soooo bad english
And true
And correct
Yo I'm British and I agree with everything henwy said
I feel like they are slowly turning Henwy American and I kinda like it
Or Henwy is turning everyone British
@@condude2464 you believe what you wanna dude,
LIKE IT, you're a failure in life
@@condude2464 i hope so
haha
I like how nico puts more effort in these than his own videos
1:52
Nico: Runners
Sigils: sneakers
Henwy: trainers
me: ShOEs
0:18 Henwy are you okay?
I actually agree with Henwy on the cheese one 😂 I'm American, but my family always called it that
i mean isn't there a version of the plastic cheese that is called american cheese
Until now I wondered if plastic cheese was just something my family said because I've also heard it be called square cheese, it's good to know which one is actually weird.
Henwy is my fav of the group
9:23. It is true in the US it is at restaurants called utensils at a house people call it silverware
It’s a jacket potato not a roast potato
Yeah
I call the baked potatoes “jacket potatoes”. I’m British. Imma start a civil war
Edit: I call brown bread granary bread too
Hi
Whole wheat
I won mwahahaha 🇬🇧🇺🇲
9:47 britan and us are already allies
14:20 nobody:
me: isn't that a pon-pon?
Also did you guys also realize that you use USA, UK and CAN words?
Here's mine as someone from Northeast Ohio
1. Sneakers/Shoes
2. Kickball. But if in gym class its Matt Ball
3. Sweater
4. Creamer
5. T.V. Remote/ Remote/ Remote Controller
6. Silverware/ Cutlery
7. Zuccenni
8. Parking Garage
9. Beanie
10. Eggplant
11. Pop/ Soda/ Soft Drink
12. Baked Potato
13. Pharmacy
14. Colored Pencils/ Color Pencils
15. Rie Bread
16. American Chesse
19:46
Henwy:we have white bread and brown bread
Me: and your racist
I’m a Canadian and I’ve never heard of Kickball in my life 😂
i have, we played it in middle school
I call it soccer-baseball
Bruh I’m Canadian I play it at school
@@kaigautreau8416 same
I am American and I knew what that was like 5 or 4 years ago
I finally clicked at a "regular" time
Henwy doesn’t speak for all brits cuz I’m a Brit myself and I disagree with him on some (especially baked potato)
It’s a jacket potato
Most of us would disagree with who’s representing us in the video.
same but i say jacket potato
Same I either call it a baked potato or jacket potato
BAKED!
When Sigils said spicy emoji, I died laughing
My answers for this
1:50 tennishoes
2:45 kick ball
4:14 sweater and turtle neck
6:10 coffee creamer
7:09 remote
8:17 silverware/utensils
10:01 zucchini (also a cucumber is actually a fruit you idiots. Just like how avocado is a berry) 😂
12:17 puplic parking
14:01 beanie
14:41 eggplant
15:38 soda/pop
16:30 baked potato
17:18 pharmacy
17:50 colored pencils
19:09 whole wheat bread
20:17 American cheese
Im american btw
14:35 it’s a woolly hat
Yes it is but with a ball on top it's a boble hat
1:51 excuse me WHAT SIGILS
Ni-
👨🏾💼🤬
Silverware is what they called in USA and Sigils should get his 5th point!
True
Me agree
Yes well it didn’t agree with the other country’s, thus he doesn’t get a point, however silverware is correct
When henwy says at the end "this is the fake'st cheese you will ever see" he is wrong you ever see your lunch lady peel off plastic rap off your cheese at school!?
Bruh thats not a drug store or a pharmacy, that's a chemist.
Henwy spelled potatoes wrong lol. He spelled it like potatos 🥔!
Me agreeing with Henwy every single time👍
Same
even the "roast potatoes", its a jacket potato
4:57 i legit said the same thing sigils
Henwy, Sigils, Nico: Pharmacy
Australians: no its a chemist warehouse
I have a UK friend who’s mom talked about “trainers” and we had no idea what she ment lol
17:09
Henwy u let me down :(
ITS A JACKET POTATO
18:16 It's colouring Henwy. Yoh are not British!
12:40 i call it a parking lot
Car park!
I am from Canada but the things Nico calls it is different like we just call it utensils sometimes silverware and sweaters can have zippers all the way similar to a hoodie.
The british term for baked potato is actually jacket potato. I don’t know why it just is. Also colouring pencils can also be called pencil crayons depending where you live in England
I’m an aussie and I’m also agreeing with Henwy apart from the zucchini.
COURGETTE!!!!!!
I literally use courgettes to make veggie pasta
Zucchini and I shall die upon this hill
It’s a courgette
8:50 uhh I said utensils am right so I made my own slang
9:10 it does change, like informal and formal greetings in spanish!
12:45 same goes for sidewalk and soooo many other Americanized words
Nico won by 12 points!
Henwy with 8!
And Sigils with 10!
I would like a substitute for the child representing England 🏴!!!! P.S There coloured pencils ✏️
Ye
It's pencil crayons
‘Why is it called a sweater, you don’t sweat in it you wear it to keep warm!’
‘No, you wear it to work out’
Bro my entire British life has been a lie...
I was confused at that part because sweaters are just for keeping you warm and not for working out. Also I think sweater is because when you get warm you sweat sometimes.
The slang I use as a uk/irish
1st: runners
2nd : I literally don't know that game
3rd: jumper and jacket
4th: what is that I literally don't know :/
5th: remote
6th: cutlery
7th: I think that's a cucumber( never mind I have never heard of that other thing) I was wrong
8th: car park
9th: beanie
10th: eggplant
11: well we just say them seperaltly but in a group fizzy drinks
12th: stuffed potatoe/ baked potato
13th: pharmacy
14th: coloring pencil
15th: brown bread
16th: cheese slices / squares
Some people in America call it soda pop. I simply just call it soda.