you call it saran wrap because its the most popular brand of cling film. like over here we say hoovering instead of vacuum because hoover was the first vacuum to be made
Emily 1505 that is soooo confusing! I also get confused when Danny says he’s getting tea. I’m so used to him calling his evening meal tea that I’m confused when he brings back the drink! Lol even explaining that was confusing 🤪
As a Canadian, Saran Wrap is brand, if you were referring to the product in general I’ve usually heard plastic wrap. Also this may be a regional thing but where I’m from (Northern Ontario) usually track pants those pants that feel like they’re made from a similar material as a wind breaker. The kind of pants from the picture that are made from cotton or some other material that would keep you warm we call jogging pants.
Interesting! Yes, track pants is one that varies across Canada I think. Even where I'm from there are some people that say sweat pants, so it varies! Maybe that's more of a personal thing?
Olly101 !!! Really?!? Danny is also from Manchester and everyone he knows does! I’ve also heard people from other parts of the country say it. Maybe it’s just a personal thing 🤷🏼♀️ How do you say it?
I'm from Sheffield, Yorkshire and it's definetly a northern thing to say breakfast, dinner tea 😂 And you say do you wanna cuppa for the drink and tea for the food 😂
Libby Waller I JUST watched an episode of House Hunters International where they moved to Sheffield and I immediately said I need to visit because it looks so cuuuute. Also, you’re so right about cuppa, I forgot that one! Danny also calls it brew...but a brew can be tea or coffee
It's not an england thing that he said "haitch", necessarily. A lot of people in england do it, but it is correctly pronounced "aitch" and has always been. Similarly to the commonly mispronounced harrassment.
She's from Toronto...so right away not indicative of the rest of Canada lol We say autumn and fall in Canada...we use both... Track pants are not the same as sweat pants...and joggers are different also...
Bangs blew my mind when I first heard it. I think if you said ‘I like your new bangs’ to a British woman, she’d be very confused and might think you were talking about breast implants.
I don't count Bolton as Manchester cuz it's in Lancashire not Greater Manchester although before 1992 or something like that, most of the north west was Lancashire then it all split up. My dad was born in Salford, Lancashire but now it's Salford, Greater Manchester but I was born in Warrington, Cheshire it used to be Warrington, Lancashire
We are victims of excellent marketing in North America and call so many products by their brand names where in the UK they are actually called by the item ... Candians say Saran Wrap (brand name) for British cling film. We blow our noses with Kleenex (brand name) while Brits say facial tissue. We clean our ears with Q-tips (brand name) instead of using "cotton buds". We relax in our jacuzzi's (brand name) instead of a hot tub. We ask for a Band-Aid (brand name) when we cut our fingers instead of "plaster" in the UK. The list is a long one ......
in my part of the uk we call joggers tracksuit bottoms
That just makes sense to me!
you call it saran wrap because its the most popular brand of cling film. like over here we say hoovering instead of vacuum because hoover was the first vacuum to be made
Yeah, true! I never thought of that! Or kleenex, when really they are tissues
Thanks! Enjoying these and your TikTok. Funny that he uses flannel for a cloth to wash your face; which we'd call a Washcloth or a Facecloth.
That one throws me off all the time! Because in Canada a flannel shirt is a serious fashion thing haha
Just found you from TikTok, I’m from Bury which is near Bolton and can relate to Danny so much
Thomas Bladen hi! 👋 that is so cool! I’ve been to Bury loads of times, I love it there! I’m sure you say a lot of the things that Danny does then
I’m from York and my friend is from oxford and she says lunch and I say dinner but she calls tea dinner so it gets confusing sometimes 😅
Emily 1505 that is soooo confusing! I also get confused when Danny says he’s getting tea. I’m so used to him calling his evening meal tea that I’m confused when he brings back the drink! Lol even explaining that was confusing 🤪
As a Canadian, Saran Wrap is brand, if you were referring to the product in general I’ve usually heard plastic wrap. Also this may be a regional thing but where I’m from (Northern Ontario) usually track pants those pants that feel like they’re made from a similar material as a wind breaker. The kind of pants from the picture that are made from cotton or some other material that would keep you warm we call jogging pants.
Interesting! Yes, track pants is one that varies across Canada I think. Even where I'm from there are some people that say sweat pants, so it varies! Maybe that's more of a personal thing?
Yes track pants usually are swishy and windbreaker like.
Sweat pants and joggers are also different from each other
I'm from Bolton myself, and it's grammatically correct to say H the way Jackie says it.
YESSSSSS one point for me lol
@@JackieTodd 😅😅😅
WTH is Bucks Fizz I’m from Manchester and no one says that 😂
Olly101 !!! Really?!? Danny is also from Manchester and everyone he knows does! I’ve also heard people from other parts of the country say it. Maybe it’s just a personal thing 🤷🏼♀️ How do you say it?
I’m from Middlesbrough in NE and I’ve heard of it
yeh mate do what your on about, I'm from Leeds and everyone I know has heard of it
Think it’s more the fact you’re only 11 why you haven’t heard of it olly mate not the fact you’re from Manchester 😂
It’s a brand
I’m from down north in the uk I’m from Shrewsbury
Awsome Videos cool! I’ve never heard of Shrewsbury
You mean up
Im from the north and can validate that everything he said is correct 😂
I'm from Sheffield, Yorkshire and it's definetly a northern thing to say breakfast, dinner tea 😂 And you say do you wanna cuppa for the drink and tea for the food 😂
Libby Waller I JUST watched an episode of House Hunters International where they moved to Sheffield and I immediately said I need to visit because it looks so cuuuute. Also, you’re so right about cuppa, I forgot that one! Danny also calls it brew...but a brew can be tea or coffee
@@JackieTodd Yep we love a brew!
White rose > red rose
Canadian here and we say Hatch for H in over in Newfoundland
Ya but ya'll are weird (lovable)
You look like Jetting Julia from Las Vegas Nevada.
I guess she's from Las Vegas as much as I know and remember 👍
damn your Tik toks are so true
like the horse girl one was literally the truth.
get it jackie.
He has a great accent ....
" electric torch " ??????
Up the north
It’s called a mimosa and I’m from south east England
Tory
HAM absolutely
I am from Manchester and everything he said is true
aitch is actually correct (english teacher)
It's not an england thing that he said "haitch", necessarily. A lot of people in england do it, but it is correctly pronounced "aitch" and has always been. Similarly to the commonly mispronounced harrassment.
Ive never heard anyone outside of UK say haitch. When talking of native english speakers.
She's from Toronto...so right away not indicative of the rest of Canada lol
We say autumn and fall in Canada...we use both...
Track pants are not the same as sweat pants...and joggers are different also...
Bangs is so funny to me 😂🤣🤣
Bangs blew my mind when I first heard it. I think if you said ‘I like your new bangs’ to a British woman, she’d be very confused and might think you were talking about breast implants.
came from tiktok and here to stay
YES!
Omfg I live near Bolton
yeet on u no way! Maybe we’ve passed each other at some point. I go there a bunch!
Maybe maybe
I don't count Bolton as Manchester cuz it's in Lancashire not Greater Manchester although before 1992 or something like that, most of the north west was Lancashire then it all split up. My dad was born in Salford, Lancashire but now it's Salford, Greater Manchester but I was born in Warrington, Cheshire it used to be Warrington, Lancashire
It became part of greater Manchester 1974
@@rikkilamb5950 ye, but its a bit like salford or wigan, it's part of Manchester but not at the same time 😂 but fair point
I'm from Calgary alberta Canada and never heard them called flannels we use the term plaid shirt
Red Green
Aha imagine being from Bolton
And “th” they pronounce “f” thirteen = firteen
heyitsney he does that all the time and didn’t even realize until I pointed it out!
Jackie Todd Yep, Axe does the same thing!! 🤣🤣
We are victims of excellent marketing in North America and call so many products by their brand names where in the UK they are actually called by the item ... Candians say Saran Wrap (brand name) for British cling film. We blow our noses with Kleenex (brand name) while Brits say facial tissue. We clean our ears with Q-tips (brand name) instead of using "cotton buds". We relax in our jacuzzi's (brand name) instead of a hot tub. We ask for a Band-Aid (brand name) when we cut our fingers instead of "plaster" in the UK. The list is a long one ......
Is it just me that realized that Alaska is part of Canada in the thumbnail... f I x I t
fringe rhymes with minge
Alaska is not part of canada