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Bunny

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2020.06.17 02:43

🐰🇬🇧British culture🇬🇧🐰

🔹Road signs will show distance in yards

and miles.
🔹We drive on the left.
🔹Drinking age : 18
🔹A persons weight is in stones and lbs 1st =14 lbs.
🔹A persons Height is in feet and inches.
🔹 Shoe sizes are different for example a mens EU size 41 in britiain is a size 7.
🔹 Currency is in Pounds £.
🔹 "Wana go for a drink" is never just one drink. 🤣🤣
🔹 👖 These are called trousers, "pants" in Britain is underwear just be aware of that.
🔹 ⚽ This is football, not soccer.
🔹We are very polite however we are also incredibly sarcastic we can take a normaly positive statement and make it a negative just with a simple change of tone.
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  • Peter 2020.06.17 02:48

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    So what does wana go for a drink mean?
  • Lumin 2020.06.17 02:50

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    Wana go for a drink is not just one in Korea as well😂
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 02:52

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    @Peter in normal context "do you want to go to the pub and get a beer" In britiain: "do you want to go to the pub and get drunk af" 🤣🤣
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 02:54

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    @Lumin Amen to that! 🤣 🤣
  • Peter 2020.06.17 02:59

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    @Bunny Oh,I see😄
  • 하은 Ivy 2020.06.17 16:01

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    Wow thank you☺️
  • M Jay 2020.06.17 16:11

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    Pants thing is sooo useful. Like life-saving useful. Haha. Are you using imperial units a lot in daily life? I thought UK switched to metric system as well!
  • Sora 2020.06.17 16:11

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    Hong Kong has taken after the British culture a lot! Excludes drinking culture 🍷😂 (Can I use “take after” in this case😅?)
  • Rocky 2020.06.17 16:15

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    @하은 Ivy very interesting facts 👏
  • 윤성한Bob 2020.06.17 16:15

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    Oh similar to Australia!
  • Norik 2020.06.17 16:54

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    That’s correct 👍
  • Marina 2020.06.17 17:17

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    Very diff from Japanese culture! interesting. Thank you for sharing!
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 17:56

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    @M Jay Yeah the pants one is definitely a must know! 🤣 Yes that's correct, we tend to use mostly imperial with a little bit of the metric system.
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 17:56

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    @하은 Ivy no problem 😊
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 18:00

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    @윤성한Bob Very similar! Australia and New Zealand are part of the comman wealth/ British empire, that's why they have the British flag within their own flags.
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 18:01

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    @Sora That's great to know! Yes you can use "take after" ☺️☺️.
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 18:08

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    @Marina It appears so 🤣🤣 and no problem at all!
  • Kana 2020.06.17 20:07

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    very helpful
  • 권용국YongKukKweon权容国 2020.06.17 21:37

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    And putting a whole can of baked beans on two piece of toast...
  • 진지충 2020.06.17 22:25

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    The Unit that western people use makes me confused. Lbs , feets, NM, kw, inch etc... 😓
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 22:40

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    @진지충 I understand that, for the most part Western countries use the metric system The British use a combination of the imperial system and metric both can used here and we will understand what it means.
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 22:41

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    @Kana I'm glad you found it useful ☺️☺️
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 22:41

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    @권용국YongKukKweon权容国 Bleh gross, I know its definitely a comman thing here but I'm not personally a fan of beans at all. 🤣
  • 권용국YongKukKweon权容国 2020.06.17 22:56

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    @Bunny Still can’t forget the facial expression of my Italian and Japanese friends when they saw my English friend eating that 😂
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 23:02

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    @권용국YongKukKweon权容国 HAHAHA, I can imagine, it's similar to the British with sandwiches. Chips Crips Noodles Pasta Doesnt matter, if its good it's going in a sandwich! 🤣 🤣
  • 권용국YongKukKweon权容国 2020.06.17 23:10

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    @Bunny My goodness, Mr.Sandwich must feel proud watching all these 😅😅😅
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 23:19

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    @권용국YongKukKweon权容国 You should ask your English friend when you next speak to them "Why do English put pot noodle in a sandwich" He will get it, it's definitely a very British thing to do.
  • 권용국YongKukKweon权容国 2020.06.17 23:28

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    @Bunny Thanks for the suggestions! I will definitely ask next time, although I am kinda glad I didn’t have to witness such ‘blasphemy’...😅😅😂
  • Bunny 2020.06.17 23:47

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    @권용국YongKukKweon权容国 No worries, lmk what they reply 🤣🤣🤣. HEY IT TASTES GOOD!!
  • Sue 2020.06.17 23:48

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    That's so useful! Especially the trousers thing. Cause when I was in Australia, I didn't know that 'thong' means flip-flop, not the underwear😂😂
  • 권용국YongKukKweon权容国 2020.06.17 23:50

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    @Bunny haha talking about spoiler alert
  • Bunny 2020.06.18 00:01

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    @Sue Yes ahahhaha!! Also rubber in britiain is an pencil eraser in the US rubber is a condom 🙃🙃
  • Sophia 2020.06.18 01:02

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    According to the second one 😂walk in which side?
  • Bunny 2020.06.18 01:14

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    @Sophia same again on the left ☺️☺️
  • Sophia 2020.06.18 01:15

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    @Bunny thank you ☺️
  • Yun 2020.06.18 02:16

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    Pants so fun Korea is mostly pants 🤣🤣🤣 l like british❤️
  • Cora 2020.06.18 03:13

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    Oh, I got it🤣🤣
  • 籾山 泰請 2020.06.18 03:44

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    イギリスの文化を学べることができました!ありがとうございます☺️
  • 籾山 泰請 2020.06.18 03:44

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    しかし、最後の文章が読めず理解できませんでした!
  • Sean 2020.06.18 05:31

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    Pound starts with P, not L 😵
  • 夏 Natsu なつ 2020.06.18 06:18

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    Love British cultures 🇬🇧☺️☺️🥰
  • Aki 2020.06.18 08:59

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    So some british like Japanese sports cars. It’s called JDM. I like their vids of meeting on YouTube ^^
  • 天才 2020.06.18 09:32

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    how interesting of those haha i really wanna make friends from the uk 😌
  • Mond 혀니 2020.06.18 10:59

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    Flat, sweets, paveway
  • Aiko 2020.06.18 11:16

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    When I was in uk I was really confused about shoes size! 🤣🤣
  • Erika 2020.06.18 12:40

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    And swear like a sailor lol
  • 지원 2020.06.18 12:40

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    I found one same thing with South Korea! It’s the meaning of a drink 😂
  • TT 2020.06.18 13:39

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    素敵すぎてはげそう!わ
  • Keeks 2020.06.18 13:54

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    I loved it😍
  • Yabi 2020.06.18 14:44

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    I want to go to UK
  • Enaskids 2020.06.18 15:20

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    And they have KingDom
  • elk 2020.06.18 15:21

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    你在说什么鬼?
  • Stephen 2020.06.18 15:22

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    @Marina doesn’t Japanese use パンツto mean underwear ?(knowing from your anime )🙄
  • 박상우 2020.06.18 15:48

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    Khaki pants
  • Marina 2020.06.18 15:51

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    @Stephen yes
  • Raphael Gim 2020.06.18 16:35

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    I wonder about the racism in Britain. Which area is usually better or worse regarding racism? among 4 places, which consist of U.K; England, Wales, Scottland and Ireland. Just wonder as I memtioned above.
  • Bunny 2020.06.18 23:54

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    @Mond 혀니 pavement* but yes that's correct and cookies are called biscuits unless it's litteraly a chocolate chip cookie 😂😂
  • Bunny 2020.06.18 23:55

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    @Aiko Yes I definitely recommend that anyone who travels to the uk searches the shoe and clothing size differences 🤣🤣
  • Mond 혀니 2020.06.18 23:55

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    @Bunny tired -> neckard
  • Bunny 2020.06.18 23:55

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    @Erika That is a fact! 🤣 🤣
  • Bunny 2020.06.18 23:59

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    @Mond 혀니 Knackered or F**cked 🤣🤣 we swear alot here.
  • 三四郎 2020.06.19 01:23

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    Can't find ur national food fish and chips
  • sodawari 2020.06.19 02:03

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    I'm cream-crackered! 🍨
  • sodawari 2020.06.19 02:05

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    Because I fully enjoyed football with my friends then went for a drink Lol
  • 蒙娜Lisa 2020.06.19 02:54

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    Wanna go for a drink?😉
  • Amy 2020.06.19 03:36

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    so Can you tell me What mean for wana go for a drink
  • Mond 혀니 2020.06.19 04:08

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    @Bunny who teach that bad word ? 👀👀
  • Andrew 2020.06.19 05:23

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    Like this topic😃
  • Andrew 2020.06.19 05:24

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    @Peter 跟中国的“走,去喝一杯”一样
  • Brian Kim 2020.06.19 12:45

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    It sounds interesting!!
  • Kaine 2020.06.20 23:53

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    ❤️1.0k 😆
  • Bunny 2020.06.21 00:02

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    @Kaine Yeah 😳 I don't know why this post got so much traction! I heavily appreciate it though. ☺️☺️☺️
  • Bunny 2020.06.21 00:03

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    @Amy in normal context it means "do you want to go to the pub and get a beer" In britiain: "do you want to go to the pub and get drunk af" 🤣🤣
  • Jin 2020.06.30 01:47

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    ☺☺☺

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