London England Vlog! I Went Overseas For The First Time Ever!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
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This trip was a once in a lifetime experience! It was so much fun! I loved visiting London, England! I hope you enjoy the video and subscribe for more vlogs from me if you want! Thank you, I appreciate all of you!
(Also I am sorry for some of the shaky camera work, on this trip we had to move quick in order to fit so much in a day, so I didn't get much time to really take a second to film smoothly).
(Also I noticed that I accidentally said Euros instead of pounds when showing the souvenirs, I literally went to Paris right after this trip so I accidentally put Euros instead, so sorry about that).
Time Stamps:
Day 1 0:35
Day 2 1:46
Day 3 6:51
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It's £20 (pounds) not €20 (Euros).
The good news is when you cash it in for $US, you'll get a marginally better exchange rate!
That note @11:48 was £20 (pounds/GBP) not Euros (€). The UK does not and has never used the Euro(s). Even when the UK was a member of the EU before Brexit it never used the Euro currency.
And "Euro's" as a plural of Euro, doesn't need an apostrophe.
@@stevetaylor8698 Woah grammar police
London is an amazing city I lived there for 10 years and nearly every day I would stumble upon something that I never knew existed.
A bit of trivia you might not know Big Ben is the name of the Bell not the clock.
Thank you for telling me that! I appreciate it!
@rachvlogs9831 do you know that the liberty Bell and Big Ben were both made in Whitechapel in London
The tower that Big Ben and the clock are housed in used to be called St. Stephen's Tower but was renamed the Elizabeth Tower in 2012 to honour the late lamented Queen Elizabeth IIs diamond jubilee.
As a born and bred Londoner everyone I ever grew up with called the tower Big Ben, despite us all knowing that it was the name of the bell. Only pedantic outsiders point out the 'error'.
Ah The London underground...Just for ref, we don't call it "A" tube...it is "THE" tube. Its because of the tunnels in the older stations looking like tubes.
Actually many people do say "I'm getting 'a' tube" when referring to a destination".
@@Nutrient-Gold Only aliens.
Glad you college girls had a great time here in London. xxx
Enjoyed your Your video ,very well presented. Well done 👏 ✔️. Hope you had a nice time in the UK 🇬🇧.
so lovely watching you girls enjoying our amazing capital city
Well done girls , it's not often you see people posting The Royal Albert Hall and certainly never the inside it was very nice so again well done .
Welcome to London ❤
I can't get my head around it, it's a different country not a different planet. But then Americans don't get it
Looks like you all had a great time , first trip abroad can be overwhelming but you seemed to all enjoy the experience 👍
Hi. I’m pleased that you liked our capital city. There is a great deal more to see around the United Kingdom if you ever visit us again.
You kept €20 as a keepsake but showed a picture of £20?….
I've retired now and moved back to yorkshire after spending most of my working life in london it's nice but it's different when you actually live there
great video great editing, as said, by someone else, thats is a 20 pound note, we never took to using the euro, alot really was, as our monarch is head of state and on our money, she was also on mother money around the world, even canada has the queen on their money
another little bit of infor for you, the union flag that you bought, is also on 23 other flags around the world, including one US state, hawaii, has the union flag
great job on the video again
I really appreciate you telling me these facts! Thank you so much! Also I did know the currency in London is Pounds, I went to Paris right after London and so when I was writing the text I had the word Euros in my mind instead of pounds, sorry about that!
@@rachvlogs9831 not a problem. thw queen and probably the king now, i think and not 100% certain, but the queen is on
The Queen's image can be found on the currency of more than 15 countries, the most populated being the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. This list includes Bermuda, St. Lucia and Montserrat, along with other Caribbean nations that use the Eastern Caribbean dollar
Americans have been to England, or so they think, we've been to London 😂
The tower is NOT Big Ben. Big Ben is the BELL inside the tower.
That's £20 POUNDS not 20 EUROS !!
3:34 that building is the Temple Bar Gate. It was not originally built there. They used to display the severed heads of traitors on the top to warn would-be traitors as they passed through it.
Hope you had a good time here.
First time abroad??? Most British teens have been all round Europe by the time they leave school. What is it with Americans whereby going abroad is such a scary thing for them?
Shame the weather was so shit for you. We have had the crappest summer ever
It's such a shame you didn't keep a £20 Note as an aide memoire of your sojourn in London!
Glad you had a great time. Where to next? Never stop travelling
Hasn't the comma made it's way over to America yet?
If you Build New beside Old .Would you just build a Box ? Or give it a bit of Soul .
Of course the UK is in Europe.
It is geographically.
@@WinstonSmith19847 unlike Turkey, which mostly isn't.
I was brought up in London but its not a nice place to go now amercans think London is the dream place but I kid u not I lived there but I live in the south west of England I would advise amercans to stay away from London and go to the south west places like Bath Devon and Cornwall
Why should they stay away? Bit like an American saying "don't go to New York".
That Music is so annoying.
And the UK is NOT Europe! Never has been and never will be!
Don't be silly Mike. Where do you think the UK is located, the middle of the Atlantic? It is not part of the EU any more, but will always be a physical part of Europe. And where do you think our culture originated? From ancient Greece and Rome like the rest of Europe. And English is a Germanic language like Dutch or Swedish, plus a dash of Norman French.
Berk
We’re literally part of the continent of Europe and have been forever and will be forever. Brexit doesn’t change millennia old geographical facts.
When over here it`s best to sojourn Europe. London`s OK, but there are plenty of other cities in Europe that are at least as exciting as London.
Having travelled to most European cities in a professional capacity for many years I can tell you this.....not one comes close to the British capital, oh! in case you were wondering I'm neither a Londoner nor English.
Really?
Which ones?
Name One ?
@@MaxwellMoore-d1u Rome.
@@robk5159 Alright, keep your hair on - and that goes for the others who have chosen to take things to heart.
It`s an opinion - and I`m sticking to it. There`s nothing special about London.
the UK is not in Europe FFS!!
Really, where do you think it is located Morag? It is not part of the EU any more, but physically and culturally it is part of Europe and always will be. You only have to go down to the Dover area and you can see France just a few miles away across the Channel!
@@stevebarlow3154 Apparently you failed geography and history at school. The UK and Ireland are unique Island nations!🤦
@@moragmackay3597 Don't be daft. They are part of an archipelago of islands off the north-west edge of Europe. Both the UK and Ireland have a long history of involvement with the other European nations.
@@moragmackay3597We’re part of the continent of Europe. I think before you state things so confidently you might consider checking your facts first?
We are no longer in the European Union but we are still in the continent of Europe.
Well that's England done and dusted, next.......