Anonymous  +  688909 Fri, 20 Mar 09 11:03 AM  I would like to hear british english Anonymous

	AlpheccaStars  +  688983 Fri, 20 Mar 09 02:55 PM Youtube has lots of BE videos Comic and a bit serious. AlpheccaStars Joined on Sun, Oct 12 2008 Senior Member 3,508 The pen is mightier than the sword. Edward Bulwer-Lytton (1803-1873) Video

	AlpheccaStars  +  688984 Fri, 20 Mar 09 02:55 PM   AlpheccaStars Video

	Saltukhan  +  689317 Sat, 21 Mar 09 01:33 PM in this video American vs. British English sketch I wanna ask something AlpheccaStars to you.   1. you say Basel we say Basel you say he...  because its a *** H and M  is it true? i cant understand the exact sentence.Also i cant understand the joke  00:49 2.  I am sorry europeans. .... We're gonna have to be an english .......Two languages and one head. Noone can never thats been.  Please fill in the blancks with the correct words :) Could you check the text out?  02:05 - 02:14 3. What does he say? 02:19 - 02:22 Saltukhan Joined on Sat, Nov 11 2006 istanbul Full Member 297 I don't believe in fashion, i believe in style. Ralph LAUREN British English, Jokes, Video, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Sentences, Apologies, Languages, Colours

	RayH  +  689320 Sat, 21 Mar 09 01:50 PM 1.you say herbs (pronounced without the "h" sound as "erbs")  and we say herbs (pronounced with the "h" sound) because there's a fu****g "h" in it    00:49 2.  Future generations of Europeans, I'm sorry Europeans but we're gonna have to be bilingual, we are gonna have to be and English speakers hate this, two languages in one head, no one can live at that speed. Good Lord man, you're asking the impossible.  Please fill in the blacks with the correct words :) Could you check the text out?  02:05 - 02:14 RayH Joined on Sat, Mar 22 2008 Contributing Member 1,555 Native speaker of U. S. English. Not a grammar expert. Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Apologies, Languages, Colours

	Saltukhan  +  689326 Sat, 21 Mar 09 02:01 PM Thank you RayH information you gave me is very useful. "two languages in one head, no one can live at that speed. Good Lord man, you're asking the impossibl" but here i cant understand the joke? Whats funny here? Saltukhan Jokes, Languages

	Saltukhan  +  689359 Sat, 21 Mar 09 02:49 PM I have some questions belong to this video: UK vs US English 1  (the second one which AlpheccaStars sent) 1. Oh my god, biscuit in gravy   What does it mean? 02:54 and i want to hear an advice RayH n AlpheccaStars I am not very good with understanding british and scottish people. How could i train myself about it? I wanna understand them clearly For example Do you know any website which i could find a british english and accent sound track and the text of this track? Saltukhan Accents, British English, Online, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Websites, Languages

	RayH  +  689364 Sat, 21 Mar 09 03:02 PM Saltukhan “Thank you RayH information you gave me is very useful. "two languages in one head, no one can live at that speed. Good Lord man, you're asking the impossibl" but here i cant understand the joke? Whats funny here? ” The comedian is making fun of people who refuse to learn a second language. Much of the humor is in the sort of exaggerated indignation in his voice and manner as he delivers the joke. RayH Jokes, Languages

	RayH  +  689373 Sat, 21 Mar 09 03:23 PM Saltukhan “1. Oh my god, biscuit in gravy   What does it mean? 02:54” Listen carefully starting at about 02:36. He is explaining that Brits visiting America would be horrified at the thought of seeing an item called "biscuits in gravy" on a menu because the word "biscuit" means two entirely different things to Americans and Brits. Saltukhan “I am not very good with understanding british and scottish people.” Don't feel too bad. When I watch British TV shows on DVD I often find myself having to rewind and turn on the subtitles to catch what they are saying. I guess it's just a matter of training your ear to hear the accent. Of course, for me at least, part of the problem is the unfamiliar slang and other turns of phrase used in BrE but not in AmE. Not to mention the common terms with entirely different meanings. And the occasional use of a bit of rhyming slang, just for good measure. Oh well, as the saying goes, Britain and America are two countries separated by a common language. RayH Accents, Countries, United States, American, Languages, Training