American reacts to British Stereotypes! (Biggest British Stereotypes)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 8. 09. 2024
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The stereotype of United Kindom is also complex , because are 4 countries , England , Scotland , Wales and Northen Ireland are the UK , but i think there's a lot of differences bewteen them
Isle of Man and Isle of Wight as well, no?
I'm Irish, and even as a whole country, regardless of how small we are, we have so many differences in the way we speak and behave. :)
For example, us people in the northern part are penny pinchers cut off from the outside world, the South has sheep farmers galore, and the big towns like Limerick and Dublin are full of junkies in tracksuits (except Dublin 4 where the posh people live). :P
@@cd55896 The Isle of Wight is part of England, the Isle of Man is a 'Crown Dependency'. But yeah.
@@Emmet_Moore Huh, so not technically a part of GB, but still under British rule?
I'll be honest, I don't know much about those islands but I know a girl from the Isle of Man and she's as British as they come. She's my only reference. :P
Point still stands tho. You can't judge a nation based on 2 or 3 different regions. As a neighbour I'm not even totally aware of the situation. The foreigners in these videos don't do too bad a job:P
@@Emmet_Moore So, there's 5 countries in the UK and several Crown Dependencies (Isle of Wight , Jersey, Gurnsey??)
Are Crown Dependencies different to Commonwealth countries?
@@cd55896 4 countries in the UK, Isle of Wight a part of England the way Anglesey is part of Wales.
The Isle of Man and the Channel Islands are known as Crown Dependencies because they are constitutionally connected with the UK through the monarchy. It's weird and complicated because they're old and quite isolated. They're self-governing, pass their own laws and everything, but they rely on the UK for international relations and defence and have British Passports and, as you say, British culture.
In most ways the 14 British Overseas Territories dotted around the world are the same - they're self-governing colonies. I think the main difference is that they actually have written constitutions, and places like the Cayman Islands are even more blatant tax havens than the Channel Islands.
None of the above are part of the Commonwealth of Nations except as represented by the UK. The Commonwealth is a loose association of former colonies which are now independent. Some members recognise the Queen as Head of State, others are Republics. Not all former colonies are part of the Commonwealth (eg. Ireland, Burma, Yemen).
Itâs so true. Itâs absolutely true. English men make my North American heart skip several beats, with just a bloody sentence.
Same
Nice to see Hunter đșđž and Emanuel đŹđ§ again , the only men duo of the channel , i love Emanuel's accent
where is Emanuel from??
"World Cup" is the most famous sport event ever made , even some people who don't watch football too much talk about the World Cup , this year is on November and December
What the American "World Cup" where only the USA participates?
I wish Cady, Lauren and Emmanuel would do a comparison of British accents đŹđ§ đ
Thatâll be very interesting.
I have a crush on Lauren
Well , football is huge in UK because it was created there , this year the group B of World Cup has USA đșđž, England đŽó §ó ąó „ó źó §ó ż , Iran đźđ· and one is missing , this one can be another country from UK , ScotlandđŽó §ó ąó łó Łó Žó ż or Wales đŽó §ó ąó ·ó Źó łó ż
đŽó §ó ąó „ó źó §ó żwill make it through to the knock outs
I hope England wins đŽó §ó ąó „ó źó §ó ż
I always find it interesting that British and us Japanese share some traits. In this video teasing is one of them. How come??
I totally disagree with his comment about football, I'd even say it's the opposite.
Football is massive in the UK, look at all the social media fan channels etc.
Also the England team have performed better the last 4 years than they have for 30 years.
I think that was the point. England has not won anything in over 50 years as a country. So everyone 30 years old or younger has grown up watching their fathers show pure disappointment and sadness every 2 years.
The old heads grew up believing they were the best in the world as the creators of the sport, but after decades of nothing, no matter how much faith you have, some people will start to realize that maybe you are not as good as you think you were if you have nothing to back it up and will slowly watch less and less. Descendants are the ones who change their minds.
If you are from Manchester and Liverpool, then sure, you probably grew up watching your team winning a champions league before 2010 at least, so that helps, but that's it.
People between 10-30 vs 30-50 vs 50-70 years old. There's no comparisons in their "passion" for the game.
You can't look at the last 4 years. You have to look at the decades of football in which British kids/teens grew up watching their team constantly losing without even reaching a semifinal. That's what gets stuck in your brain.
@@SirCharlesLikesChurros Almost every generation has seen England get to a semi. 1966 win, 1990 World Cup Semi final, Euro 1996, 2018 world cup semi, Euro 2020 Final. English people have never thought England are the best team in the world apart from 1966-1969. This is a myth perpetuated by people outside England. Brazil, Italy, Spain, France, Germany and Dutch were always viewed as strongest national teams by the English public since 1970, and a challenge to beat in competitions. England have always had good players, so expected to be able to win something.
@@SirCharlesLikesChurros The worst period for the England team was the 1970s missing 2 world cups, Ironically when English teams like Liverpool and Nottingham forest, and Aston Villa were dominating the European Cup.
I'd like to know a north American đ
North America has 3 countries, among which are the US, Canada, em. Salvador, Panama, Costa Rica, HaĂŻti, Cuba, Mexico,...
So guess you'll have to be more specific because they have totally different cultures.
Interesting conversation guys.
Emanuel is so handsome I love looking at him
most of us are ugly AF
Right? And it's not just "the accent thing" haha
I like british accent, but american is really easier for me. đ
As an Northeastern American I can believe it. But as for Hunter being American, I don't buy it. Maybe he immigrated early as he has a slightly noticeable foreign accent. Btw there are many British accents. Northern British accents are not very understandable to English people, let alone Americans.
Men in the Southern US use the you look like trouble pick up line and the like
Um, Hunter ain't American-born ...
I'm a young Brit and I definitely feel the same way about football as Emanuel, I could honestly care less about the Premier League or club football in general. But when the World Cup or Euros on I do watch England play, mostly because it's all everyone is talking about and you don't want to be left out of conversations at work or anything.
I feel like that's most of Europe (and I'm assuming the rest of the world) lol. I don't care about sports but when the world cup is on it's different, it's a national (actually international I guess) event.
The phrase is âI couldnât care lessâ not âI could care lessâ.
@@maxdavis7722 He probably wanted us to know that he does care a little bit.
@@chickenmadness1732 thatâs not the phrase and saying âI could care lessâ implies that he cares to much and should care less which goes against his point.
@@maxdavis7722 It doesn't specify how much he cares, so he could care a small amount. But not the minimum amount that 'I couldn't care less implies'
You could care 5%, 50% or 100% and still care less than each of those values.
Where is Hunter from? His accent has a slight german sound?
I think it depends where you are. Youâll meet more âgentlemenâ in London than Manchester or Birmingham.
It's similar to the shy and reserved thing, like here in Yorkshire we generally don't care we're not particularly shy or reserved.
damnnn my guy got the socks n sliders
0:49 I'm convinced that Hunter is not originally from the US by his accent or maybe he just hung out too much with his First-Generation family. A lot of people in Chicago, for example are immigrants from Eastern Europe, mostly from Poland, Ukraine or Lithuania. Even though they were born in Chicago, they retain the accents spoken by their immigrant families.
I think he left the US long time ago
*DID YOU KNOW:* You learn your accent from whomever talks to you the most as a baby.
(I was a Nanny and an American child picked up my Kiwi accent!) đ€·ââïž
i changed mine in school because i got bullied, im 32 now and i can't change it back
@@cooldude4643 Wow! That's kind of impressive how you changed it yourself actually!
Where is the Canuck boy?
Theres over 200 accents in UK
Most Americans feel people can do or be anything they want, just dont bother me while doing it..
Finally a british guy who knows his stuff and not these posh people
This British guy is the definition of Posh.. lol
@@Ahmed-pf3lg nah british people are not posh. Posh is the royal family normal british people are just well spoken and classy but they act just like americans the reason why so many Americans think we are posh is because of how THEY portray us on tv just to make themselves look cooler which make Americans think like we are actually like that irl when we are not lol. Thats like me saying Africans are all warriors that live in mudhouses its just a stupid stereotype
@@godrules3596 I am saying the British guy in this video is posh. Also posh isn't exclusive to the royal family, upper class Londoners are usually posh as well. This dude is obviously posh, you can tell from his accent and mannerism.
@@Ahmed-pf3lg to me he just sounds well spoken
@@godrules3596 ..Which is basically what Posh people are preaching to their kids..
I noticed Emmanuel pronounces the word been differently than most Brits Iâve heard.
I would say USA personalities in general vary by region. Some parts are friendlier than others and some places are more tolerant than others. Where my family is from itâs normal to strike up conversations with strangers in the store, in the elevator or wherever. Iâm not shy at all. I sing karaoke stone cold sober.
I'm British and he has a very strong Middle Class accent. I know loads of people who sound exactly like him.
Maybe I've been misled by his name but I hear french intonation when he speaks
RP = â„ïž
Americans generally like English accents. I wish the reverse was also true.
I don't. I don't like it I'm sorry. The scouse one is fun to hear but it's not like I'd fall in love with it. My fave accents are the Irish, Scottish, and Canadian one. And yes I know Canucks sound very similar to us lol. Oh yea and as a New Yorker, that sweet Texas accent is the cutest thing ever.
@@dangercat9188 Thatâs cool, to each their own. I like Irish and English accents some some Scottish ones sound a bit too harsh with unusual sounds for me.
@@dangercat9188 I agree with you.
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Hunter sure does nod his head A LOT! He's taken active listening to another level!
As a person who speaks with a British accent, I can confirm that I speak with a British accent.
Tf is this bloke chatting about the football
Idk what part of the us Hunter is from. But in Texas we tease people weâre close toâ€
Not watching this anymore till you bring back Christina
Maybe she's on vacations.
It is called "World Friends" not "For people that are obsessed with Christina". I wish they brought back the women from Asia they had earlier.
@@itsgiag yes maybe
@@reineh3477 to me Christina is my world
When i went to uk a femeale cop said i look like trouble , my imediate response was , oh don't worry im not trouble at all , im actually quite mindfull and peacefull , now seeing this i would ask , did she tought i was attractive? Cuz if that's so then FML i tought she was cute too
Woo ta
Well, erm . . I live in the UK, have done all my life, I'm sixty, the maternal side of my family is English, going back in the same county for several centuries and I honestly can't stand football. The Match of the Day theme would start and I couldn't reach the off button fast enough. (:-)
Besides Fish and Chips, another national dish in England is Chicken Tikka Masala đđ
đ yes Iâd rather eat that than bangers and mash.
"Tikka masala" doesn't sound British to me!
@@E-hab "National dish" meaning dish that people eat the most. Probably says something about British cuisine I guess.
@@E-hab it originally isn't.Chicken Tikka is an Indian dish
@@Progress234
True, that's what I found in Wikipedia.
I need to ask; why are they wearing slippers?
Don't you feel comfortable when surrounded by friends? The channel is called "World Friends" and wearing slippers is a way to strengthen intimacy.
@@antestiusleontius3774 I think I would formalise a tad more than world friends, when it comes to me friends but thatâs just me.
These videos are made in Korea, where removing you shoes is a thing.
@@FionaEm Oh right, that explains a lot. Do you take slippers with you or do they have them?
To say Americans are a certain way is a mistaken stereotypes. The east coast is different than the midwest from the west coast from the southern from the northern. It's like different countries. This guy seems west coast. I'm midwest. This isn't midwest. Also this is only men. Some women are loud, but not really where I'm from, more not.
What the heck are these people wearing?
@Duolingo Owl the American was wearing weird stuff too
@Duolingo Owl fair point
U cant really be who you are and do what u want to do in the US đđđ
you have the liberty to, right? No one judges you
@@risxy006 everyone judges you, Iâll re word, if youâre a minority everyone will judge you. You have to be straight and white to have the « freedom of the US »
@@risxy006 Im not cliched, it is how it is, if youâre not white, people will be racist and okay that happens everywhere but in the US the system is racist, the government is racist, youâre inferior and donât deserve the same rights as the white/ white passing people, youâre seen as a criminal.
if youâre lgbtq+ or a certain type woman, they will shame you and try to suppress you for expressing who
you are, the system is transphobic and homophobic and sexist
@@danielrodriguez7814 some can be mean. I don't think everyone is?you are exaggerating. Plus, riddance of trump in 2020 marked the end of the racist govt you had. Besides the few Homophobic/Transphobic people are everywhere,and they are downsizing in numbers gradually. They are nobody significant to factor in while coming outta the closet and living ur own life
For real haha, i think a place like that doesn't exist anywhere, but to have the confidence of saying it's like that there, good for them
Wearing a T with a suit is pretty naff on both sides of the pond.Try a nice white shirt.And slightly longer and looser pants(trousers.)
You'll look more Manly.
As a British guy, Emmanuel does not reflect the average British guy I'm afraid. He's definitely not working class. Definitely privately educated. Your accent tells you everything in the UK
To be honest his responses shows he does not live here or spent most of his life away. Most of what he has said is wrong. Sorry to correct it but posh people don't interact normally socially in the UK
Thatâs a huge assumption to make, most people I know sound like him and arenât privately educated. Many things he said were quite accurate, I think your knowledge of the UK is far worse than his. âyour accent tells you everythingâ who tf even thinks that?
His accent isnât even really posh.
@@maxdavis7722 Generalisation is a key signifier for all humans. especially in the UK where there is class divisions very old and very far apart. Of course not all people with a nice polite southern English accent are posh. But the majority of southern areas are wealthier than the northeast where I live. Hence accent being a sign.
One big British trait is definitely sarcasm, If you cant as a British person recognise satire or sarcasm on my last sentence then my bad lol. I don't agree with his statements because I grew up in Norfolk and the north east and nothing aligned with me. Not everything British can only be attributed to the south. Its this premediated motion that the south of England is how England is without thought for the rest of the country which isnt true.
@@MrEaster619 is this a joke? The south is wealthier but that doesnât prove your comfiest comment correct.
Sarcasm is a big thing is Britain but you need to be sure the sarcasm is clearly shown over text. Your âsarcasmâ here came immediately after a rant on this guys poshness, it was not indicated at all that it was sarcasm. The problem isnât that I canât recognise it but that you cannot imagine that people read text however they want so itâs your fault for not illustrating your comment clearly.
People do the same for every country, they take a small area and think everywhere is the same. Itâs silly to complain that people donât learn the differences between the north and south of England because they simply wonât care. This is not a reason to make the assumptions in your first comment.
Plenty of posh kids in British universities interacting with the peasants and international students.
He doesn't even sound like a proper toff though.
You call it world friends but 75 % is Americans vs British.
Make a new name.
What will you change that name to? any idea đđ€đđ
I don't think they block from the competition (maybe because of war)...so what is wrong?
Yes it would be nice. They used to have people from all over Asia, it would be fun hearing more from them.
@@reineh3477 Thats what i mean, to many videoÂŽs are about american and british, not that i have anything against them at all, but more different nationalities makes it "World Friends".
The glottal *"T"* is just bloody darn Hard. I have to pronunce it i can't quite drop the *"T"*
replace it with the uh sound.
water = war - uh
You shouldn't even use the glottal T anyway it just makes you sound chavvy and unprofessional lol.
@@chickenmadness1732 Nah I fully disagree with the chavvy and unprofessional part of that, it's regional. Here in West Yorkshire basically every single person in the county drops their Ts, even in professional circumstances, it's regional pronunciation not a chavvy thing, and it's much more of a Northern thing too
UK people are more educated
yes
No, not necessarily. It obviously depends on your region and background.
@@Regular_Decorated_Emergency The average British person is since our education system is better and we donât have all of those school shootings
@@axolotlboi6178 Do research next time.
@@Regular_Decorated_Emergency I donât have to itâs quite obvious
Is the right guy a gay?
why do you care tho
Uh whatđ
Nah, heâs just British. (Just a joke).
Probably not. I bet the producers just gave him Korean makeup (as they probably do with everyone).
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