Name: 3 THINGS BRITISH PEOPLE DO & SAY THAT MEAN THE OPPOSITE | Real English with Real Teachers
Uploaded: 2019-05-25T15:41:43.000Z
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Real English with Real
Teachers, Harry and Charlie.

it's all about what Brits say
and what they really mean.

So, we've actually done half of this video

with some acting examples,
especially for you guys,

and now we're gonna do
the other half here.

So, let's kick it off with the first one,

a good friend of mine, and
we were watching football,

and it was a really,
really busy club, pub.

And this guy was walking
past me with his pint,

with your pint really
close to you like this,

and I knocked into him and
spilled his pint on him.

Therefore, I should be
the person saying sorry,

And then I realized I'm
the one soaked in crap.

- No, of course not, he couldn't hear me.

Yeah, I say sorry to like,
inanimate objects as well.

I got some headphones once,
and I was concentrating

on where I was going,
and yeah, hit a lamppost

Someone told me the off the
other day for apologizing

- You told me off for being too excitable,

and they were like "why
did you apologize?"

Even when I'm shopping in
Sainsbury's, and I'm going

down an aisle, I heard
someone the other day,

- Have you ever reached
for the last avocado,

and someone else gets there,
and you say "oh sorry".

- The next one is all Brits'
favorite thing is queueing.

So, I'm gonna tell you right
now, that we love a queue.

We're unable to deal with
anyone who can't queue.

So, for instance, this
morning, I was meeting Joel,

I was in Pratt & Monjay,
and I was queueing up,

and people just kept
jumping in front of me,

and I was having like, a mild
panic attack because of this.

And I think the guy behind
the counter could see

I finally got my space because
Joel actually pushed me in.

- And he was like, "it's your turn, Lia."

- 'Cause a man was about
to overtake her, I went

"no", and then pushed Lia,
instead of telling you to move.

Whereas a Brit would
normally go like "oh, are

- Yeah, yeah, that's the
first thing I would say.

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