BRITISH CULTURE | 33 Weird And Interesting Facts about British Life

Sometimes I think I'm to polite for Germany I always say sorry and that stuff and they don't answer even if it was there fault. I would like that polite fact in Germany. Btw very interesting Video

Never had anyone jump line around my town in Northern Ca.

I could listen to you every day Andrea, thanks so much ^^

Ooookkrrrrr

Вебы с Ксю из Турбо самые лучшие

At the moment I would stay where you are and if you were going to move to anywhere in the U.K., move to Scotland, not England.

In the US you usually see fat people wearing shorts when the rest of us are wearing jackets or sweaters. We also get the occasional idiot wearing shorts AND a winter coat

My family is the most easy to spot example for Vietnamese typical family, the country that only use mat (or carpet) to flick off the dust before go in to the house or just for decorating, but mostly we just use it as a vaccum cleaner for our feet ('cause u knows Asian always wear flip flops, and that'd be uncomfortable if you wear flip flops but your feet still contains dust)

I am over the nine cloud
Thank u so much
This is a great lesson
And I am from India
And when u said delhi traffic And I agree with u too much noise pollution.
I want video on education system
Can you please make it a new video on education system

Luckily I know already since I’m from the uk since was born there

Fact #34 - Women who look this good are extremely rare in the UK, so visiting men need to lower their expectations.

I am fond of your culture. It's comfortable for me. It fits me.

In Cyprus we trust :)

Hello, I learning English now. l like British accent. I can't speak well in English 💔

Supermuch

Thank you very much, Andrea.
This is a lesson about the UK culture interesting and weird.
I don't know the total UK culture.
Some are things funny and crazy.
I see to another country weird fact things. Today, l see to another channel to another country weird things. I want a more another country fact things.

Goverments of all the world are corrupted and greedy. The same thing happens in the whole world. I'm from Ukraine. It's the same here. Let's hope - that will change in time.

Watching daily this channel to improve my English. Huge respect for your effort for creating such useful video. Awesome.

I am still adapting how to combat Carpet in my home... I have removed most of the carpets but the stairs still kept the carpet...

Using "interchangeable" of the weather, when you mean to say "changeable" is a bad mistake from someone trying to teach others correct English.

i don't like last tv Licence part because what i watch tv these days this is my plan what i want

Thanks for sharing

Iranian people mostly have carpet in their homes and this is not weird at all.

Thank you

Hi Andrea, Great video, thank you! How old were you when you moved to the UK? I am just curious. Best, Albert from SF, USA

Toad in the hole in pastry?! Yorkshire pudding!

I am English and love the language.

Tetley's make tea bags make tea.

Manners count.

Lifts not escalators.

when i met u in a samma

I love the British accent , the British culture and your videos

We don't have carpets on stairs in Egypt . We have carpets in houses

Too polite

Here in Brazil if you jump a queue you will surely have problems with a lot of people.

Thank you so much.

In india middle class people have marble instead of carpets

I'm gonna write a novel in the future which consist of some Britsher . So I felt knowing about Britain is quite useful . Thanks for this lesson 🙂

Thanks so much

So much similarity between British and Indian culture.

Do we need a TV license if we watch tv series on phone or tablet too? 😅

Hi Andrea! Thank you very much indeed for your great explanation about U.K culture, very useful for English learners.✌️👍

In Australia it's common to see carpet throughout a house. We swelter in temperatures of 30-40°, but we use sensible units like °C

Here in Germany you have got carpets too.

I have to stay 9 hours at work. So if I can stay than a child, which is deffinately younger than me, can stay too. I would never make a seat free for a child.

Once I was in London I was wondering why my mobile didn't recharge. I had to recognise that the power socket was off. Not a bad idea but if you don't know it than it's annoying.

Only posh people have dinner so late that's tea time

Okay, it's official: I'm British.😄
I'm from and live in Germany (sweet greetings by the wayx), but apart from three points, I completely agree with what you said. Self-tanning isn't as common here and I would never go out without a jacket in winter, but otherwise it's pretty similar to the UK.

Okay, but you'd probably find less Yorkshire pudding, toad in the hole (I don't think it looks like a toad at all, more like caterpillars:)) here and I don't drink alcohol either, but I do love tea. I actually drink more tea than coffee. If I do drink coffee, it's lupine coffee or malt coffee, but not so often. I still prefer hot or cold tea.🫖🍵

Here in Germany, the weather is always like a surprise package. On the same day, it can be 35 °C (yes, 35 °C is already hot for me) and then suddenly there's a storm with heavy rain. But I love that so much. I love it when the weather is varied and it's not 35°C every day:D
In my current apartment I also have carpet in the bedroom, but only because the floor isn't nice and secondly it can get really cold here in winter, especially the floor. The carpet insulates quite well.

About dialects and accents, according to statistics there are around 20 different dialects in Germany. I live near Berlin, so north-east of Germany, and when a Bavarian or Thuringian starts speaking in their dialect, I don't understand anything:D

I also use emojis very often, just to make it clear that I meant something as a joke. My sense of humor is sometimes a bit weird. We Germans are also said to be very rude and to counteract that I like to use emojis. It's also a funny way to illustrate what I'm writing.🙃😊