What is the differences between american english and british english?

[kmak.anaka 73]

Bruv ain't nobody speaking like that watch man you get sprayed for speaking to manz like this

[spartan343 8]

wot you wanna come up here like you're bad? are u dizzy blud? I will spark off in ur face

Edited May 29, 2013 by spartan343

[marc.anthony 101]

It's just a difference between countries.Wait,What?:blink:

[r_Firingsniper0 1,215]

British eats a piece of toast.

American eats a piece of meat.

[latvian_killer 31]

Not other words, just different. They do have a different accent, and I'm not sure why we have any different. I don't know

They have different words

UK - Shop

US - Store

[skitee 555]

wot you wanna come up here like you're bad? are u dizzy blud? I will spark off in ur face

Allow that, fam. Innit. You aint hard bruv you got nothin. COME AT ME BRO.

[Who_Boss 154]

In my opinion i guess its the accent that is the only different thing......

[jet-fighter-319793 1]

same thing just like a bycicle ones red the others blue and the other green just a diffrent form of the same thing

[tiger_of_malaysia 271]

And Tanki forumers flood.

did u mean im a forum flooder? :huh:

[r_The-Player20 313]

aren't and ain't

british - american

ain't isn't a word, you say isn't - is not, not ain't, ain't is not the contraction of anything.

Edited May 30, 2013 by r_The-Player20

[marc.anthony 101]

You mean,ain't ain't a word.It ain't there in proper English.It's slang.

[GoldRock 6,165]

In my opinion i guess its the accent that is the only different thing......

 

Well, I guess you're wrong. We use different words to them Americans. My cousins from India (who speak American English) have no idea what a lorry is (which Americans call a truck), so I overuse the word just to annoy them.