While jam uses the whole fruit, jelly calls for just the essence - the fruit juice. Jelly has no seeds or fruit pulp in it, and is completely smooth in texture. When jelly is made, the fruit is crushed to extract the juice, which is then strained to keep all the pulp and seeds out.
Jelly is US slang for jam. First floor in the US is the same as the ground floor. Most US skyscrapers don't have a 13th floor, just like East Asian skyscrapers don't have a 4th floor. Both are superstitions.
It always shortcircuits my brain a bit when Brits say "half" something, because we have the same expression in Swedish, but for us "half ten" would mean 09:30, not 10:30.
A lot of black people in America actually talk without Rs in their speech like some black people also say it like watuh , but instead their t is also omitted so it’s pronounced like “waduh” a lot of southern speech in general is pretty non rhotic like English accents
@@whothou same lol. i think this type of telling the time is used mostly in older generations in america. phrases like "half past" and "quarter til" are being phased out
I'm convinced that in the USA they don't know the sound of the letters, because they write Water, and instead they say T, they insist that they say a D but the sound isn't even similar to a D, it's more like an R
The am: Do you know the queen? The brit: No. Do you know your president? The am: No. Why do you ask? The brit: Why do you think I know the queeen? The am: Sorry. Are UK in Texas? The brit: Are US in Russia?
As a non Amarican/British person, I feel I have the right to say this: "M/D/Y" makes no sense whatsoever, as the "1rst" floor for the actual second level is just nuts.
@@briansmith48 Literally, nobody in Spain, files paperwork with the Month first, we still use Day, Month, Year for paperwork and its all still organized and easy to find papers. Literally makes no difference. I literally, just filed loads of insurance paperowkr yesterday, they all say 02/06/2024
interesting. American girl is more lively in this video than in world friends. hmm. and now it kinda makes sense - shes from the South, but with no drawl apparently
Actually the American way of doing the month day year makes sense because month is the smallest cuz it goes up to 12 then day is next cuz it goes up to 31 and year is clearly largest
@@reineh3477 we're not talking about going by the time we're just talking about the numbers. You have 12 months, 1-12. You have up to at least 31 days at most, 1-31. Then lastly, the biggest number is the year. So, if you go numerically then you get what I'm saying. But, I get your way if you go by time of day or time in general.
its called being and living in a community; besides - how would you know if you are gonna get sick or not in the future? Better be safe than sorry. I'm sure if a person NEVER got sick in their life and was on their death bed they would not be thinking "damn I wish I didnt pay those taxes cause I never got sick!" liiikeeee ....
@@andymagdal. Or they could have thought, I'm glad I didn't have to pay all of that health care tax. I can leave something to my children. Or I'm glad I put all of my money in a savings account instead of it being taken by the government to squander. 🤑 🎆 🇺🇸 🎆 🦅
Same thing with insurance then, nobody should pay for that. What if you do and then live a happy life and never get your precious things stolen or destroyed. That would make you so sad.
@@briansmith48 thats ok, you pay 700 dollars for an epipen and thousands of dollars in insurance, if you can afford it, that is. I'm just here getting ambulances for free, cancer surgeries for 100 euros, blood work for 10 euros etc. Mwah.
American Girl are Lovely she is very relaxed...and Uk Milli Vanilla is a fun guy to watch...
American girl name ?
@@ACTV_13_Brokenhearted Sophia
@@danielzumbado6564 ☺️
That British woman with sunglasses looks old, what's her job and what's so famous that she was cast here?
While jam uses the whole fruit, jelly calls for just the essence - the fruit juice. Jelly has no seeds or fruit pulp in it, and is completely smooth in texture. When jelly is made, the fruit is crushed to extract the juice, which is then strained to keep all the pulp and seeds out.
yeah see where im from we would call all of it jelly regardless of texture. at least most people
Jelly is US slang for jam. First floor in the US is the same as the ground floor. Most US skyscrapers don't have a 13th floor, just like East Asian skyscrapers don't have a 4th floor. Both are superstitions.
Jelly in the UK is Jelly xd
Jelly is made with fruit juice, where as jam is made with the whole fruit minus the seeds. And preserves have peaces of fruit in the jelly. 🍇🍓🍑🍊
@@briansmith48yes this! Jelly and jam are not the same!
What does 13 mean in US?
@@YueYao-fh3gzThey are very superstitious and obviously 13 is meant to be bad luck.
We did not dabble in Fahrenheit, it was the system used before decimalisation. Older people often can’t use Centigrade.
I am from Sweden and we use centigrades.
I can't count in fahrenheit
Sophia in the U.S. speaks slowly and calmly, speaks English that looks very luxurious, and her face is very luxurious
Liam Neeson is from Northern Ireland
for me i always write the date in DD-MMM-YYYY format so to avoid any confusion.
I Love this"Obscure"channel with World Friends cast....how many channels are?
I do indeed say water like ''wadurr.'' Maybe it's because I'm from New Jersey, I don't know
It always shortcircuits my brain a bit when Brits say "half" something, because we have the same expression in Swedish, but for us "half ten" would mean 09:30, not 10:30.
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3:00
5:16
6:40
A lot of black people in America actually talk without Rs in their speech like some black people also say it like watuh
, but instead their t is also omitted so it’s pronounced like “waduh” a lot of southern speech in general is pretty non rhotic like English accents
To me half ten is 9:30 lol 🕤
Bro what, half 10, is short for half past 10, so 10.30 💀
@@fatimaikhlaq7763 Since I'm not from an English speaking country🤣. "Half past 10" makes more sense, thank you for correcting.
half 10 in germany is 9:30 ( halb Zehn )
From America and I would think 9:30 too lmaoo
@@whothou same lol. i think this type of telling the time is used mostly in older generations in america. phrases like "half past" and "quarter til" are being phased out
The american girl is sooo cute ❤
😂😂😂 that's make me laugh 😂😂😂😊
I'm convinced that in the USA they don't know the sound of the letters, because they write Water, and instead they say T, they insist that they say a D but the sound isn't even similar to a D, it's more like an R
no one ever said english was known for being phonetic
pink shirt so pretty
Barely passed a minute and I'm already asleep.
Cillian Murphy is from South Ireland
Liam Neeson is from North Ireland
Sophia is so beautiful omg
I can only see Sophia more than any other woman in this. She's pretty
The am: Do you know the queen?
The brit: No. Do you know your president?
The am: No. Why do you ask?
The brit: Why do you think I know the queeen?
The am: Sorry. Are UK in Texas?
The brit: Are US in Russia?
As a non Amarican/British person, I feel I have the right to say this: "M/D/Y" makes no sense whatsoever, as the "1rst" floor for the actual second level is just nuts.
Having the date as month, day, year is better when you are filing paperwork.
@@briansmith48 Literally, nobody in Spain, files paperwork with the Month first, we still use Day, Month, Year for paperwork and its all still organized and easy to find papers. Literally makes no difference.
I literally, just filed loads of insurance paperowkr yesterday, they all say 02/06/2024
@@dillon17 . You filed your insurance yesterday on
Feb 06 2024 😆
I must be in the future. 😂
The girl in the top left did not wanna be there 😂
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The British woman in the upper right corner is just sitting with sunglasses on, not even Imugat. 😂
Does a brit say "basement" or the "first floor" in their houses?🤔
Britain started using farenheit in 1776, I believe that's an important year for yanks.I can't remember why though.🏴
the American girl seems to be from a wealthy suburb in Connecticut ....😆
interesting. American girl is more lively in this video than in world friends. hmm. and now it kinda makes sense - shes from the South, but with no drawl apparently
Name ?
@@ACTV_13_Brokenhearted Sophia i believe
@@rrss7212 yes, thanks 😊
Fish and chips (Am; fries). Not crisps. ❤❤
Jeszcze nas mało
Kocham Karolinę protsenko pie, nie gra na gitarze i naskszypcah
Why can't the first floor be above you?🤷🏻♂️
Like Sophia said, ground and first floor should be called the same thing
Right because you can’t have a zero floor because there would be no floor 😂
Waffle fries? You mean potato waffles
No potato waffles are bigger & thicker than waffle fries
2 Caucasian 2 latin
Frytki placki ziemniaczane
Don't see the Cockney as all british accents
Actually the American way of doing the month day year makes sense because month is the smallest cuz it goes up to 12 then day is next cuz it goes up to 31 and year is clearly largest
Day is shorter so you start with that DD-MM-YYYY. You could also do like Asians and start with the longest YYYY-MM-DD.
@@reineh3477 we're not talking about going by the time we're just talking about the numbers. You have 12 months, 1-12. You have up to at least 31 days at most, 1-31. Then lastly, the biggest number is the year. So, if you go numerically then you get what I'm saying. But, I get your way if you go by time of day or time in general.
@@TDRTreyVision-om8lv we have different opinions of what makes more sense.
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That guy is kinda…👀👀
kinda what 🤨
Wat.
Tthe first girl doesn't sound American
Cup of water not couple on the subtitles...
Heri potah, botoofwateh
Healthcare is never free, sweetie. You pay with taxes.
I thought I was the one thinking this
why is she talkinng like that? tf
Srebrny gramofon
British health system is not Free though, every person need to pay for it, even if that person never get sick in her entire life, that's so unfair!
its called being and living in a community; besides - how would you know if you are gonna get sick or not in the future? Better be safe than sorry. I'm sure if a person NEVER got sick in their life and was on their death bed they would not be thinking "damn I wish I didnt pay those taxes cause I never got sick!" liiikeeee ....
No, having a system that punishes people who are less well off when they do get sick is much fairer.
@@andymagdal. Or they could have thought, I'm glad I didn't have to pay all of that health care tax. I can leave something to my children. Or I'm glad I put all of my money in a savings account instead of it being taken by the government to squander. 🤑
🎆 🇺🇸 🎆 🦅
Same thing with insurance then, nobody should pay for that. What if you do and then live a happy life and never get your precious things stolen or destroyed. That would make you so sad.
@@briansmith48 thats ok, you pay 700 dollars for an epipen and thousands of dollars in insurance, if you can afford it, that is. I'm just here getting ambulances for free, cancer surgeries for 100 euros, blood work for 10 euros etc. Mwah.