50 Differences Between 🇬🇧 British English Vs American English 🇺🇸 Vocabulary Words | Boost Word Power

In this English vocabulary lesson, you learn 50 differences between American English and British English. Everyday English words that mean different in US English and UK English. Learn about spelling and pronunciation differences. #britishenglish #americanenglish #britishvsamerican
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00:04 British vs American English
00:30 Words 1-50
04:33 Closing
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[@kylewaddington1983]

I live in Australia

[@akhandbharat5498]

We Indians are mixed up here 😂😂 as we use some of Americans and some of British 🤣

[@1982kinger]

Canada too

[@vzc2546]

I love Indian English ❤

[@SumitKumar-fy7bz]

​@@vzc2546 with Indian ascent

[@yat3700]

​@@SumitKumar-fy7bz😅

[@kashmiriLanguage]

Hum indians ko khi ka nahi rakha inhone😢

[@shawng8613]

The last two comparisons were transposed. We say trash can and overpass in the US and the English say dust bin and flyover.

[@cpj93070]

We usually say (UK) Rubbish bin.

[@2u29wjiowk2iswj]

We. Don't. Call. Cabinets. Chests.

[@logologo5449]

True

[@jamiesimms7084]

Yeah they're the wrong way around

[@rudydharmanto9670]

As an English learner, it's very important for me to know the difference between Am. English & Br. English 👍👍🙏

[@HisokaYugami9210]

Okay, so as an American I just gotta say to me:
1) Curtains refers to the cloth around the window while Drapes are the plastic part that goes up and down.
2) Wardrobe refers to a shelf that can open while Closet refers to a room built into the house.
3) CVs are often longer and more detailed than Resumes.
4) We often call Drugstores Pharmacies now.
5) I’ve never heard of the terms Flyover or Dust Bin in my life.

[@ajs11201]

1) Not quite. Both are used in the U.S., but they mean different things. Curtains hang in place or are tied back; either way, they are stationary. Drapes or draperies (sometimes as a layer over curtains) are often drawn back on a traverse rod. Sometimes at a very formal window, you'll see sheer curtains at the glass and drapery panels flanking either side of the window.
2) A wardrobe in the U.S. can also refer to a freestanding closet.
3) Agree
4) Agree
5) Both flyover and dustbin are British--whoever made the video got those two entirely backwards.
Also, at 1:26, they misspelled "faucet." Nice way to confuse students who are trying to learn the language.

[@abduzaina7128]

I have been learning British style of English.

[@logologo5449]

Hi. I am from Bulgaria, and I learn both because in school, we learn British and some American, but from youtube, in some videos, people speak American, in other British and on some parts of the world people are learning British in other American. In the Games, movies and series people speak American. So that's why I decided to learn both.

[@dilkibattein5721]

Thank you for this information

[@aswanth2789]

This is an extra vibrant video ever.I like this video a lot only on your efforts

[@badampudiraju6170]

Very informative n useful for daily use. The last word Trash can vs Dust bin is mistaken i think. In British English we say dust bin while in American English they say Trash can. Pls check at your end.

[@Fasterdisco75]

also overpass / flyover. flyover is English, not American.

[@MaryHill-yk3wm]

I agree and came here to say the same. I'm from UK and say rubbish bin or dust bin. Never trash can

[@SBlondieful]

Same here, I've never heard flyover when referring to an overpass. The same goes for dust bin.

[@EarlJohn61]

I'm Australian, and I tend to put my garbage in a rubbish bin.

[@sasmitaprusty6383]

Hats off to your effort. Really great information

[@chethanamigari]

Thank you for your lesson. it was very important me

[@krishnabhutada3983]

Awesome!

[@lefrancpierrot3980]

Hi ,thank you for everything.

[@lucianojanducci9907]

It's interesting to learn such differences!!!
Thanks for sharing it.

[@racharlasrikar2477]

Best application for vocabulary can anyone advise

[@kpoploversgrils7199]

this video is very essential for us thank you for this❤

[@user-qi8lh9mv9l]

Thank you very much!

[@nstarion]

FYI- Some of these on the American side are not correct…. We say pharmacy (more than drug store), we say overpass, we say trash can or garbage can, some places say sneakers but others say tennis shoes, we say curtains more than drapes, we do say take out or to go. It’s hard to tell from the picture, but that’s not what we say is a trailer. A trailer is hooked to the back of a truck. To me, that pic looks more like a camper or RV.

[@2u29wjiowk2iswj]

Did you accidently not mention "Chest"? YOU DON'T CALL A CABINET A CHEST DO YOU???!?!?

[@NoneYuh-kg1qz]

RV is a trailer, camper, or that bus one

[@pedroandre4408]

In the final part of the video, the word "dustbin", is a British word and the word "trashcan", is an American word

[@NoneYuh-kg1qz]

so is overpass and flyover

[@racharlasrikar2477]

Looking forward for more

[@marthajenda4658]

The languages here in Zambia are mixed up but like for me personally I usually use most of the American English due to my American friends tought me a lot.

[@nomansikder1941]

Both are easy and good 🎉🎉

[@indusingh755]

Glad to learn 😃❣️🇮🇳🌏🥰

[@bizzlebasil1]

In NZ we quite happily use both UK and USA English. But our bins are more categorized by function. Recycle bin, garbage bin etc. Rest room is a good one.

[@EarlJohn61]

You might go to have a rest in there...
But at least you don't try to have a bath!

[@maheshwaran1545]

Thaks brro very usefull😊

[@anuragtumane5227]

English speakers would find British and American English differences very useful.

[@mdabdulhafij142]

❤❤❤❤ love 🇺🇸 usa english

[@johnmande6485]

I'm from Congo. I like american english because it seems very short and simple. Thanks.

[@user-yh4zf8vg3p]

I speaks and understand both 😮

[@serlion6211]

super I internally like 💞💞💞🥰

[@guccicoupons]

As an American who has lived in the mid-west his entire life, I have never heard of a trash can referred to as a dust bin. It's either a trash can, or a dumpster for the larger collective trash bags for a strip mall or a large business. When I think of dust bin, I think of the dust bins that are connectable to brooms.

[@SandyRabagliati-wd2iu]

Excellent video but I would like to add a few more :
British American
Pudding. Dessert
Saloon car Sedan
Estate car. Station wagon

[@casseygood3360]

I think the trash cans is supposed to be said by American English not British English. Dust bin is said by Brits.

[@inamurrahmansir9471]

Being a native Indian and native Urdu speaker and I consider English as my second language I confirm that we speak the combination of both accent's vocabulary words but we follower grammar of British English.

[@teachermairacorvacho5345]

Cool video. Faucet

[@elisabethlafontaine8979]

I got most of them correct! I’m British/Canadian and use both terms without giving them much thought! You missed pavement vs sidewalk!

[@karankumar4727]

(In the End of the video)Trash can is an American english word and Dustbin is a british english word

[@sasukeuchiha3287]

Both
Because any of them is useful

[@asmaaeid3729]

British❤😊
I am already in Kuwait
I’m also in a British school there 🎉
And it’s really good 😊❤

[@sherorammo8221]

Sounds great, can we practice the language together? I'm at a very advanced level

[@hp_64]

Trash can and dust bin are the wrong way round.

[@lionelsugyarta107]

I’m learning the British English, because English is originated in England and it’s a proper english, as well as I want to learn things that is more advance

[@RavikumarRavikumar-wy2ki]

I have been learning British style of english

[@MirzaAliHusain...]

British English 🤗

[@Acharafhakimi25]

i think both❤🥰

[@aaronsaunders6974]

Courgette: the cutest word , so far. Queue the 2nd

[@abduzaina7128]

I choose British English

[@user-ox4cr6zo4z]

good english

[@abbasgamerProYT]

❤❤

[@keith1r]

We also say curtains and drapes in USA

[@GinanAbouMrad-zm3kd]

We study UK English. However using FB I get a lot of" learn how to write" from the people who aren't my friends) My close friends know me very well and understood from the start that our Schools/ universities use UK language.
My own mobile asks " UK or AMERICAN".
UK PLEASE.

[@1982kinger]

In canada we say some of the British words ... autumn ... rubber (western Ontario only)... holiday...tap...curtains...postcode.. rubbish (northern ontario)..cabinet.
You mixed up the last one tho... americans say trash can

[@gerryroush8391]

I say curtains 🇺🇸
You guys spell color funny
My favorite err I mean Favourite expression is
Go on Pi$$ off🎉

[@JesminAkter-ey4bv]

❤❤❤❤ love isa english

[@shikarpurigaming352]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Blue-dm4jb]

I’ve been using a mix of both to be fair

[@NR19770]

We use flyover in the uk

[@maryannpasilan3518]

I always utilize British modern english

[@muhammadbiloljamoliddin]

Are these words all or there are other words?

[@ronswanson7371]

1:30 faucet*

[@hilfulgroup5199]

we are using both

[@abdelghafourtouil469]

Ofe course i love inglish and british

[@podpod5000]

ENL2003 in my university right now is in British language

[@SaadBinMehedi-yq7gv]

I am used to talk in both styles. Because in our country some people talk in american english and some of them talk in british english. Actually I'm from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩😊

[@marcelpenuelatraub2343]

Isn't dustbin and trashcan a little mixed up here?

[@jrglozada]

Great video! There's just a slight error. Trash can is American English, while dust bin is British English.

[@Bilingvish]

I noticed something wrong: There was a picture of envelope (letter), but they called it post and mail. 😊

[@shanescully1259]

I’ve never heard an American call it a “flyover.” It’s always an overpass 😂

[@shanescully1259]

Or dust bin for that matter. It’s a trash can or garbage can.

[@keith1r]

In USA we say overpass. I never heard of flyover

[@nasserdeeb4564]

👍

[@user-qi8lh9mv9l]

Hello from Uzbekistan

[@user-lz5nv3in6h]

I choose the american english because it's a language of the movies, music, hip hop ,etc. Thanks for this usefull video .

[@meriemabbou2636]

I'm Algerian and I use them both haha I like them both

[@sitihassan]

Both.

[@alexanderortiz8764]

I'm just speaking just American and Canadian english

[@user-ov7se3jo6y]

❤❤❤❤

[@helenlipin2260]

When I just came to America and wrote learnt instead of learned I was accused of misspelling :)

[@thebeyondinfinity]

Both of

[@SamanQadar]

Amrican English 🎁❤🎉

[@NoneYuh-kg1qz]

4:16 its overpass and trash can in america

[@Hana_is_sweet]

I'm learning British because my I'm British but I still mix it with American a little.

[@asmaaeid3729]

British ❤

[@raffinadriano9845]

British english bit I fluently talk the twa

[@arandomorange]

In the UK, we say bin, not trash can.

[@MastiDaily1]

Bengali people used mixed up

[@vickysinha1]

I've been learning American English 📖📖📖📖

[@kuntalraj26]

🥰🥰

[@rajvadivel8967]

Dustbin is British not American. Flyover is also British term

[@user-cm9by4we1g]

I ACTUALLY DO BOTH FOR SOME REASON

[@noahjulius5062]

Flyover is the British term of overpass not American

[@shailasharker6084]

I learn American and British both languages

[@user-iw8cf8pw4m]

South Africa we use most of British words

[@greggabel7238]

A Brit and An American as long as they know that they use different words for the same things they understand the other speaker's words

[@madivalappakhairate4525]

I follow just British English and accent for speaking

[@Kare_and_Compassion]

Overpass - Overpass
Trashcan - Trashcan.
I am American... never heard the word "flyover."

[@2u29wjiowk2iswj]

D I D Y O U M E N T I O N T H E C H E S T A T R O C I T Y
IT'S. A. CABINET

[@ayaan19979]

I support amarecan languages from bangladesh I love usa too long oh I learn all

[@vikismilkis3721]

1:06 what? ....

[@user-ye1ys3iy6u]

I love American English. Because I love it from my childhood life

[@educationalRevolution3768]

2Nd Comment✌

[@user-kr6bd2xl8f]

I am learning right now american english because british english is so difficult to learn for me.