That's funny, as an Australian (and Americans say this too), one noticeable thing about the UK is the absence of a Utility room. The washing machines are often in the kitchen.
My son and his family emigrated to UK in July 2022. It took them 7 hours from Leamington Spa to a beach in Cornwall which is only about 200km away from what I can gather. Apparently the roads are congested over weekends so travel is a nightmare
“I’ve done” versus “I did”. Traditional British English tends to use the perfect tense more often than American English. Interesting to see South African English appears to follow the American pattern. Tragically, this is now changing and British people are adopting American grammar. I haven’t even heard “I already did that”.
Hi wonderful to hear others struggling with odd brit stuff. Joke is i am originally from London, so north west accents are very difficult to decipher. Happy days
What I find odd as an English South African living in the UK is how in SA the Afrikaaner can`t stand the English but the English in England are a basic carbon copy of your average East Rand Afrikaaner...they wear socks with slops, wear black socks with trainers (tekkies) and shorts, they have a similar lazy and entitled attitude to hard work, they are violent when on the spirits and tend to be completely ignorant to anything going on outside of their particular patch of council estate...a strange bunch indeed... I live in a small town in Cheshire and I swear there`s a factory pumping out "Clutch Plate" wannabes here by the thousand...
Yep, she'll have to leave African time at home! I'm the older generation and I've never got used to unpunctuality - we were taught that it's rude to be late.
You sound like you've been doing TH-cam for years or you have presenter experience. Very nice voice and pronunciation. Simpler terms: You sound eloquent.
The "99" or "99 Flake" ice cream..they've been around since I was a kid. 99 was never the price (I've never heard them referred to as 99p). They were less than 50p when I was young. I'm 54 now.....inflation is shocking nevertheless! Great vid guys
We don’t carry brollies because A) there is nowhere to put them when you arrive at your destination. B) It rains for 10 minutes , stops and then goes , stops and goes…. C) You get drunk after dinner and forget where you put it. So…. bottom line…too much bother.
I am invested! We needs Seth’s list of South African critiques😁
Glad you enjoyed it 😂 Part II is out! Seth’s South African version will make its way when we’re back in SA around September time
Man, this video was a lot of fun. I'm watching from South africa, its always lovely to see other Saffas out there having fun.
Thank you for watching! 😁
That's funny, as an Australian (and Americans say this too), one noticeable thing about the UK is the absence of a Utility room. The washing machines are often in the kitchen.
That’s interesting 😂 Because they definitely do keep their washing machines in the kitchen, you’re right!
That was funny Dimps and Hubs, another great video you guys. I really enjoyed it and laughed a lot. Pls another one sometime...❤❤❤
Agh thank you so much! So lovely having you here - thank you for watching 🫶🏾🫶🏾
😁one adapts to one's surroundings. Such a cute video. I find the British accent & pronunciations amusing, fun & interesting. I'm American.
Couldn’t agree more! 😂🤍 One difference the always pops into my head with American speech is how we say “trolley” and you say “cart”
",,Your weather!!" 😊 it's now your weather too Dimps.
How you describe it, it's like Cape Town weather.
😂😂😂.. 2 minutes - 2 minutes 😂😂... Jiki-Jiki babes... Hee🇿🇦🇿🇦, kunzima lovely! You made my day, toonz of love to you both 💕❤️😍
Yazini! 😂😂
Sending you so much love right back 🫶🏾😘
Yall are literally so cute together❤😭couple goals fr
Ahh why thank you so much! 🥹🩵
Capetown South Africa weather is the same, 4 seasons in one day
So I hear 😂
My son and his family emigrated to UK in July 2022. It took them 7 hours from Leamington Spa to a beach in Cornwall which is only about 200km away from what I can gather. Apparently the roads are congested over weekends so travel is a nightmare
😂Thoroughly enjoyed this video, we are itching to hear Seth’s version !!
I’m so glad you did! 😂 Soon I’ll give hun the spot liiight
“I’ve done” versus “I did”. Traditional British English tends to use the perfect tense more often than American English. Interesting to see South African English appears to follow the American pattern.
Tragically, this is now changing and British people are adopting American grammar. I haven’t even heard “I already did that”.
This is so spot on! 👌😂 Thought I was the only one overanalysing all these mind blowing differences 😅
Sheesh, I’mmm glad I’m not alone 😂😂 I’m gathering another list so there’s a part II 👀
Hi wonderful to hear others struggling with odd brit stuff. Joke is i am originally from London, so north west accents are very difficult to decipher. Happy days
What I find odd as an English South African living in the UK is how in SA the Afrikaaner can`t stand the English but the English in England are a basic carbon copy of your average East Rand Afrikaaner...they wear socks with slops, wear black socks with trainers (tekkies) and shorts, they have a similar lazy and entitled attitude to hard work, they are violent when on the spirits and tend to be completely ignorant to anything going on outside of their particular patch of council estate...a strange bunch indeed...
I live in a small town in Cheshire and I swear there`s a factory pumping out "Clutch Plate" wannabes here by the thousand...
I had a good laugh at the 'socks worn with slops'😂😂
Not much judgement there at all, buddy. 🙂🙂
Great vid guys🙌🇿🇦
Thank you Stevo!
Lmaoooo enjoyed this!!
Thaaank you ma’am! I recently posted part 2 of you haven’t seen it already 😁🫶🏾
@@diimpho on my way to check it out right now!! 💃💃
This was delightful 😁
Thaaaank you for watching! 🤗🩵
You're doing such a good job!
Thaaaank you Sally! Always lovely seeing you around here 🤗
Dimpho ur nearly home
Yep, she'll have to leave African time at home! I'm the older generation and I've never got used to unpunctuality - we were taught that it's rude to be late.
Cape Town weather. Keep a jersey in your car.
So I’ve heard! 👏🏾😂 That wind is unmatched
What a cute couple❤❤❤
Why thaaaank you thank you!
Yes we would love to hear from your husband
You sound like you've been doing TH-cam for years or you have presenter experience. Very nice voice and pronunciation. Simpler terms: You sound eloquent.
Oh wow, what a kiiind compliment to give me, thank you SO much 🥹🤍
I just love you guys. Yes I want to hear from Seth
The "99" or "99 Flake" ice cream..they've been around since I was a kid. 99 was never the price (I've never heard them referred to as 99p). They were less than 50p when I was young. I'm 54 now.....inflation is shocking nevertheless! Great vid guys
OMG so your husband is from Notts their accent is like Nigerians. They say bos instead of bus.
Bos is my eternal favourite!! 😂😂😂
I laughed for the whole video😂😂😂😂😂
Agh friend! Thank you for watchiiiing 😂🫶🏾
We don’t carry brollies because
A) there is nowhere to put them when you arrive at your destination.
B) It rains for 10 minutes , stops and then goes , stops and goes….
C) You get drunk after dinner and forget where you put it.
So…. bottom line…too much bother.
Yes, a Seth version please
Idk why I feel like we have to be in South Ah for a Seth version 😂 But that is the current plan lol
She speak like my sister, Yazi wena Khumbuza ekhaya, your voice yerrrrr,
Haha, thanks!
😂😂😂😂back routes
It’s straight factsss 😂😂
Wow, I can't believe someone has a monopoly on packing there.😢
It’s hectic 😂 Owning a parking lot here is a hella profitable business and that’s beyond me 🥲
Beautiful couple. I feel a bit sorry for the guy sister talks a lot man
This is the best comment 😂😂😂
I wish you would stop saying "like" all the time.I switch off completely.
Okay 😂