American & British English Differencces
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Why on EARTH am I watching this?!
1 month ago 18
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Very nice.
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thank u so much
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Cupcakes are also called cupcakes in the UK(at least in London). This video is cool :)
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Good video! I'm not Japanese but it's been useful, thank's! :) (I'm french)
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I'd love to see the explanation for fanny and fag. ;-)
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fun~~ nice !
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This just reminds me of mickey mouse club house lol.
Also is it wrong if I said it turned me on slightly?
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there is no such thing as british english its just called english or the kings english
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this was really funny
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Why . are . you . speaking . very . slowly?
audience2 8 months ago 22
@audience2 Because the intended audience for this video was a classroom of Japanese middle school students who were learning English as a second language.
mambobean 8 months ago 12