English teacher reveals the VERY different slang words used in Britain, America and Australia - including 'doona' for duvet and 'bottle-o' for off-licence
An English teacher has shared a useful guide revealing the difference between British, American and Australian slang.
YouTuber Lucy Earl, 25, from Hertfordshire, vlogs under the name 'English With Lucy', which has amassed 4 million subscribers since January 2016.
With the help of Australian blogger Emma and American YouTuber Vanessa, Lucy has released a guide, which shows how the same words can have very different meanings across UK, US and Australia.
Some of the words proved more confusing than others, such as the British word for 'crisps' which is the same as the American word 'chips' while Australians use the word 'chips' to describe both potato chips and hot chips.
Different words and vocabulary in the UK, US and Australia
English teacher reveals the VERY different slang words used in Britain, America and Australia - including 'doona' for duvet and 'bottle-o' for off-licence
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