Comments by "Top 40 Researcher" (@top40researcher31) on "American Reacts to AMERICAN vs BRITISH English *50 DIFFERENCES" video.

  1. American English and "normal English" (generally considered British English) differ primarily because of the geographical separation between the two regions, leading to independent linguistic evolution over centuries, with key factors including variations in pronunciation, spelling (thanks largely to Noah Webster's dictionary), and vocabulary, all further influenced by the different cultures and environments of the respective populations; essentially, American English is a distinct dialect that developed after the original English settlers arrived in America and became isolated from the evolving language in Britain. Key points to remember:
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  2. in Australia we call a grill a BBQ
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  3. that is called a Fringe
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  4. A "chemist" refers to a person who studies chemistry and understands the properties of substances, while a "pharmacy" is a retail store where medications are dispensed by a licensed healthcare professional called a pharmacist; essentially, a chemist focuses on the science of substances, while a pharmacy is the place where those substances are prepared and dispensed as medicine to patients. Key points to remember:
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  5. In Australia, a "highway" is a major road connecting cities, while a "freeway" is a specific type of highway with controlled access, meaning you can only enter and exit using ramps, typically with higher speed limits and designed for faster, uninterrupted traffic flow; essentially, all freeways are highways, but not all highways are freeways. nothing to do paying tolls
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  6. if an American moves to australia you have to speak fluent English
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  7. Chinese Takeaway
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  8. Sorry IWrocker i have to give you the thumbs down for being so disrespectful
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  9. its a mole and it can actully kill you
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  10. IWORCKER YOU ARE BEING SO DISRESECTFUL of cource we called it a rubber your thinkking of a condom
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  11. In general, colleges tend to offer vocational education and training (VET) courses that are more practical and hands-on than those offered by universities. A “university” is a larger educational institution that offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees.
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  12.  @adriancampbell6924  yes how americans speak
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  13.  @Phiyedough  i am from australna point of view
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  14.  @philash824  A pharmacist, also known as a chemist in Commonwealth English, is a healthcare professional who is knowledgeable about preparation, mechanism of action, clinical usage and legislation of medications in order to dispense them safely to the public and to provide consultancy service
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  15. playgroup is for kids before they turn four once they turn the age of four they go tp pre school once they turn five they start kindergarten i am talking SCHOOL EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA
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  16. all the freeways in Australia ARE FREE
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  17. number 50 its actully called an air bed
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  18. In Australia, a "highway" is a major road connecting cities, while a "freeway" is a specific type of highway with controlled access, meaning you can only enter and exit using ramps, typically with higher speed limits and designed for faster, uninterrupted traffic flow; essentially, all freeways are highways, but not all highways are freeways.
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  19. @1:31 that is a shoulder bag
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  20. we dont say sofa or a couch in australia its a lounge
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  21. @101steel4 it can be both in australia
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  22. singlet
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