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Americans React Can Americans Pass A British English Test? REACTION

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King and Queen Boomer take a British English test and answer questions that most Americans fail at simply understanding which includes British slang, British phrases and British spelling. ENJOY!

Original Video: Can You Pass This British English Test? (O...
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20 Comments

@SimonRobertElder 4 months ago

Congratulations on getting married Mr & Mrs Winchester. 🤣

@wanderingwilcoxs 4 months ago

Point of order we did not put the U in colour you guys took it out 🎉

@tedroper9195 4 months ago

"Nicked" can also be a slang term for being Arrested

@JoshP-b6u 4 months ago

He might be Jay Zee at home but he’s Jay bloody Zed as soon as his feet hit the ground at Heathrow.

@Aduder999 4 months ago

Elizabeth Winchester 😂

@CutenessParadise1 4 months ago

I am absolutely gobsmacked to learn that no-one else says Fortnight to describe 2 weeks like WTF??? What The...

@nickwall3225 4 months ago

'Nicked' is also a slang term for being arrested.

@paulbromley6687 4 months ago

Skiving off is both not showing up for work, but is also leaving early. It’s not a hard and fast term.

@stephenpine2448 4 months ago

Dodgy actually means suspicious or untrustworthy.

@VLC8792 4 months ago

Heads up, we don’t speak British English we speak English.

@Alex81_UK 4 months ago (edited)

"AI generated video summary - Elizabeth Winchester and her partner put their knowledge of British English terminology to the test" 😂😂😂

@SimonRobertElder 4 months ago

I think the term "Spanner in the works" came from the Luddite revolution, where workers would literally throw a spanner into the works (the machinery), as they were against the industrial revolution.

@malcolmbanthorpe2983 4 months ago

If someone is worn out they are knackered.

@NotYourKindOfPeople-z6m 4 months ago (edited)

TIRED - worn out, shattered, shagged, knackered, clapped out, zonked.

@AnnyBeckley 4 months ago

In the UK have both spanners AND wrenches. They are considered difference things. A spanner has a fixed size and a wrench is adjustable for different sized bolts/nuts

@DannyB_2099 4 months ago

15:43 A QUID IS A POUND.

@JarrodBowen20 4 months ago

Congratulations on the marriage guys. I've been watching for ages and couldn't be happier for you both ❤

@beamedout1249 4 months ago

30:18 creamed, cream crackered, knackered

@Bellbird-y9g 3 months ago

In Australia the Ibis is indeed referred to as a bin chicken, just as Cockatoos are referred to sky rats.

@PuzzledlifeTV 4 months ago

'Goaskin' is a common phrase for american tourists: If you want a burger as a tourist and stop someone and ask, you will find the person you stop will point at the nearest macdonalds and say "Go ask in there, mate"