Don't Use These 50 American Words in the UK | Easy English 62

The video tutorial explores the differences between British and American English vocabulary. It provides a list of 50 words that differ between the two dialects, with examples like 'apartment' vs. 'flat' and 'cell phone' vs. 'mobile phone'. The tutorial also discusses the historical evolution of these differences and offers additional resources for learners through a membership program. The video concludes with a reflection on the distinctiveness of each dialect.

What is the British English equivalent of the American word 'apartment'?

• Flat

• Condo

• Bungalow

• Suite

In British English, what is the term for 'cell phone'?

• Telephone

• Mobile phone

• Handset

• Pager

What is the British English term for 'diaper'?

• Nappy

• Bib

• Blanket

• Onesie

Which British English word corresponds to the American 'mailbox'?

• Letterbox

• Drop box

• Parcel box

• Postbox

In British English, what is the equivalent of the American word 'soccer'?

• Hockey

• Football

• Cricket

• Rugby