50 confusing random facts about UK life and British culture! How many of these can you relate to? Is it the same in your country?
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Blonde, I like it!
Oh the irony. English people are afraid of WASPs.
No. 39: It is exactly the same in Germany! 🙂 Greetings from Cologne!
By the way – great channel!
4:34 "master up courage" here means the same as "to pluck up courage"?
Que?
YOU ALWAYS HOT
i must be very very masculine then , only my family have kissed me on the cheek , while drinking a cup of tea , eating my sunday roast 🙂
I Am Single . Single i needed Seriousely Seriousely girlfriend now meet me am wait my queen 😍😍😍😍😍
Londoners don't thank drivers when they get off the bus because the exit door is half way down the bus. I do say thank you when I get on though!
Sunday BRUNCH
SUNDAY ROAST CHICKEN/TURKEY
10% tip at Restaurants is valid only upto 200 pound/euro.
After that its 5% of entire bill.
Thats a standard norm .
Is MICROSOFT/IBM/ LISTED on FTSE EXCHANGE ??????
10000 BRITISH POUND===1000000 INDIAN RUPEES
Lucy what is cost of POUND & EURO with USA DOLLAR comparisum.
Indians who come to UK do not bring anything except Their BANK ATM .
They buy everything new there.
Most things in Britain is free
I wish please and thank you were known by all but these days children are not always taught to be polite. It is something the schools are having to teach because parents havent.
Never knew the escalator thing about standing on the right. first on first off as far as I know
The Jedi religion
The holding door situation is not true hahaha. Ive been in London for one year and most of the English people did not thank me for holding the door. Mainly people from foreign countries thanked me
We all drink 165,000,000 cups of tea a day, each.
16:57 Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
i was realy annoyed by carpet its just collecting dirt difficult to clean and its contain alot of spores, bacteria, small hidden creatures , smell … disaster in interior design as in my country using marble !!! very clean very posh and make house more easy to clean and hygienic … no smell mo dirt
First time here, I must say that you are adorable
Chicken tikka is actually a british dish . Created in the north of England .
I like that beer blanket phenomenon explanation. "Feeling very cold, she wrapped herself up in a beer blanket".
Living in NYC at the moment (returning to London next year). No one says 'thank you' when you open a door for them, but I do it still; can't help it. Worse, people will quite literally crash into you in the street – everyone is in a hurry – and no one ever says 'excuse me'. And New Yorkers don't quite understand what a queue is (nor do they care).
I like the British way of life minus the heinous colonialism of the past. They robbed India massively. I think politeness would've been way more useful then. Anyway, Nice Video Lucy!
Yeah, seven hundred sorry and thank you but you are incredibly FAKE. at least Spaniards jump the queues but we are honest to a fault
You're rather pleasant to listen to, but much of what you say is tongue-in-cheek.
some of these aren't right but that might just be because I live in London
Millennials and young generation are drinking less …… they enjoy their drugs rather !!
Love watching this as a Brit
So charming girl..
What song did you use in this video? X
When saying British what's really meant is snobby, posh, middle class English folk. Let's be honest here it;s those that ooze and sweat arrogance and snootiness.