|
|
Australian English is very similar to British English.
British/English
learn the British style of speaking English
Mad in British English
Space after a point [full stop] in British English - grammar
'Camp counsellor' in British English. - English Only forum
'du-' <duration><during> [pronunciation in British English] - English Only forum
'Good girl' sounds like 'Goog-girl' and 'Good man' sounds like 'Goom-man'. (d+Consonant) in british English when It's colloquial. - English Only forum
'Me' instead of 'my' in British English [me mate; me burger; me dog] - English Only forum
'my' sounds like 'mah' in natural british English. But 'me' sounds like ? - English Only forum
'No' for the number sign in British English. - English Only forum
'Off of' in British English - English Only forum
'Outing' in American and British English? - English Only forum
'the coatings industry' in British English - English Only forum
‘culminate’ in British English - English Only forum
(coat) check in British English - English Only forum
[British English] that vs which (uniformizing) - English Only forum
10 off (British English) - English Only forum
3 hours <is> enough [British English] - English Only forum
9 pence in the pound cheaper - British English - English Only forum
A load of "cobblers" (British English) - English Only forum
a member of the same class in university [British English] - English Only forum
A school hall in British English - English Only forum
A snip and bargain in British English - English Only forum
abbreviation of company in British English - English Only forum
ADRIFT - British English or American English?? - English Only forum
Advert=advertisement only for British English? - English Only forum
After you <have finished/finished> [British english & American English] - English Only forum
ain't [in British English] - English Only forum
All / What I <need to>< must>< have to> do is (to) [British English] - English Only forum
All this stuff vs All [of] this stuff British English - English Only forum
American and British English, C or S? - English Only forum
American English and British English - English Only forum
American English and British English spelling - English Only forum
American English v. British English - English Only forum
American English vs. British English (about verbs and after a company name) - English Only forum
american english, british english, spelling, reference - English Only forum
American word for washing (noun, British English)? - English Only forum
analogue or analog in British English - English Only forum
as soon as -- [/az/ soon /az/] OR [/əz/ soon /az/] in British English? - English Only forum
Automated in British English - English Only forum
æ exact pronunciation in British English - English Only forum
be catnip for someone [in British English?] - English Only forum
Brit vs British person (in colloquial English) - English Only forum
British & English - English Only forum
British drama or English drama - English Only forum
British English doubts: "th" - English Only forum
British English equivalent to "calling in sick." - English Only forum
British English for toilet paper - English Only forum
British English for "torch" (in the US sense) - English Only forum
British English honorific system - English Only forum
British English pronoun "us" is also equivalent to "me"? - English Only forum
British English pronunciation of fire and hour? - English Only forum
British English synonyms for the word "guy" - English Only forum
British English vs. American English - English Only forum
British English way of introducing sentence with "Turns out" - English Only forum
British English word for “butterfly”? - English Only forum
British English- if should/would. - English Only forum
British English-speaking populations in the States - English Only forum
British English, Emmerdale: "pass up on a fumble" - English Only forum
British English: article ("the") before a team name? - English Only forum
British English: back in the office vs back to the office - English Only forum
British English: chemist, chemistry - English Only forum
British English: dialectal k -> x ? [pronunciation] - English Only forum
British English: hotting up - English Only forum
British English: Logo - English Only forum
British English: ɔ: vs ɒ - English Only forum
British English: Parklife - English Only forum
British English: Quite All right - English Only forum
British English: The correct English? - English Only forum
British English: throughout (adv) vs. everywhere (adv) - English Only forum
British English: to laik /to gang - English Only forum
British English: Turba or Tuba - English Only forum
British or English?! - English Only forum
British vs American English - English Only forum
british vs. english - English Only forum
bus and room numbers in British English and American English - English Only forum
Can “have got to” be used to express “an opportunity of the past” in British English? - English Only forum
Candy cane in British English - English Only forum
childminder / baby-sitter [British English] - English Only forum
chintz, and pulling it down (British English) - English Only forum
combining American English and British English (spelling) - English Only forum
Combining American English with British English - English Only forum
comma for British English - English Only forum
condominium [condo] in British English - English Only forum
Could you give us a lesson tomorrow? (US and British English) - English Only forum
court (verb) -- modern British English equivalent? - English Only forum
Date format: British English / US / Canadian / Australian / NewZealand / South African ... [writing] - English Only forum
dates in British English - English Only forum
day after month in British English - English Only forum
Debate moderator - British English - English Only forum
demand philosophers <are> removed [subjunctive "be" in British English] - English Only forum
do/take a course in something - British English? - English Only forum
Does British English also pronounce 'them' as 'thm' or 'em' like Americans do? - English Only forum
"Donkey-brained" in British English - English Only forum
Down meaning 'sad' - American English or British English - English Only forum
Down the country - British English equivalent? - English Only forum
driving me crazy- in British English? - English Only forum
Eat as much food as you want? British English - English Only forum
England=Britain, British=English? - English Only forum
English it is—not, for once, more correctly British - English Only forum
English vs British - English Only forum
English/Englishman/British - English Only forum
Enrol for /on/ in (British English) - English Only forum
except for=but for in British English - English Only forum
fake as a two-dollar bill in British English - English Only forum
Final 'R' pronunciation in Standard British English - English Only forum
Flight numbers in British English and American English - English Only forum
folks in American English and British English - English Only forum
football & soccer in British English - English Only forum
For the last few decade -- British English? - English Only forum
furthur farther British English - English Only forum
Give it (to) me. [British English] - English Only forum
glottal stops in British English? - English Only forum
<Gotten> worse [British English?] - English Only forum
GPA in British English - English Only forum
Gutted [British vs American English] - English Only forum
He was after giving me cheek [into standard British English?] - English Only forum
Heading home? [in British English?] - English Only forum
High street and high square in British English - English Only forum
"himbo" - British English or American English? - English Only forum
hire as a noun in British English - English Only forum
How "ers"-ending is pronounced in standard British English? - English Only forum
How to say 3,009,123 in British English - English Only forum
Hubby in British English - English Only forum
I should [British English] - English Only forum
I would have done - British English vs. U.S. English - English Only forum
I´ve got, I haven´t got (British English?) - English Only forum
In a day or a day British English - English Only forum
"In a daze" vs. "in a fog" - For British English speakers - English Only forum
in a playful tone (of voice) [British English] - English Only forum
In British English, the comma <would> go after - English Only forum
indoctrinate - in American and British-English - English Only forum
Infant age in British English - English Only forum
infinitive vs ing-form in American and British English - English Only forum
institution with a plural verb in British English - English Only forum
Intrusive "r" in British English - English Only forum
Is 'vacuumise' a word in British English? - English Only forum
Is anchorman/anchorwoman used in British English? - English Only forum
Is ""I'm off!" British English? - English Only forum
Is "teleworking" British English? - English Only forum
Is the consonant /P/ always aspirated in british english? - English Only forum
Is the phrasal verb 'head out' commonly used in British English? - English Only forum
Is the word 'woollen' still commonly used in British English? - English Only forum
Is the word "horrendous" a bit British English? - English Only forum
Is "to catch someone out" chiefly British English? - English Only forum
Keeping it British English - standardizing your -ise & -yse - English Only forum
kind of - kinda - British English? - English Only forum
lad [British English and old-fashioned?] - English Only forum
Less of something (British English Prabably) - English Only forum
Located in/on [British English] - English Only forum
"Mail" in British English - English Only forum
matchbook (British English) - English Only forum
Mayberry in British English - English Only forum
Middle class trying to rough up (British English) - English Only forum
movie in British English - English Only forum
Movie theater in British English? - English Only forum
muller (verb, British English) - English Only forum
"My Lord" and "His Lordship" in British English - English Only forum
No Passing (American English) Vs No Overtaking (British English) - English Only forum
"off colour" and "out of sorts" in British English - English Only forum
ohn/on in the sense of without (British English) - English Only forum
Omitting prepositions British English - English Only forum
Omitting who/which/that is British English - English Only forum
On his own dime (in British English) - English Only forum
on sale [American English vs British English] - English Only forum
Outside (of): American and British English - English Only forum
Pack something away in something else [British English usage - English Only forum
Pants and Pukka: British English [adjective] - English Only forum
"Papa" - British English - English Only forum
Passing out in British English. - English Only forum
Passive or active British English - English Only forum
Patent (pronunciation - British English) - English Only forum
"Playing for sheep stations'' in British/American English - English Only forum
Present Perfect in British English - English Only forum
press-ups vs. push ups in British English - English Only forum
Pronunciation of "Are" and "Aren't" in British English - English Only forum
Pronunciation of words ending with "t" in British English - English Only forum
Pronunciation: /ŋ/ in British English - English Only forum
pronunciation: /ʃ/ vs /s/ in British English - English Only forum
pronunciation: Airy "H" in British English [aspirated H] - English Only forum
pronunciation: bad boy [British and American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: demand [British English] - English Only forum
Pronunciation: Dilbar [ 'r' in British English?] - English Only forum
Pronunciation: homosexual [British English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: I, right, mine, side [diphthong /aɪ/ in British English ] - English Only forum
pronunciation: ir [birth] in British English - English Only forum
Pronunciations of "again" in British English - English Only forum
"Public" University in British English - English Only forum
Punctuating Speech - British English - English Only forum
Referee (British and Australian vs American English) - English Only forum
referring to last week British-English terminology - English Only forum
restroom [inside a church] in British English - English Only forum
Rightio, tally-ho and chap - still used in British English? [righto, righty-ho] - English Only forum
Room to rest in in British English - English Only forum
Saint [British English pronunciation] - English Only forum
saying and writing dates in British English - English Only forum
school dinners (British English) - English Only forum
School-leavers [British English] - English Only forum
Scold vs tell off (British English) - English Only forum
Shambolic [British? American English?] - English Only forum
she charmed my English gold out of my British breeches - English Only forum
<Shift> gear (in British English) - English Only forum
Should the comma be outside the closing inverted commas, in British English? - English Only forum
Simple past and present perfect - Amercian English VS British English? - English Only forum
sixth-grader in British English - English Only forum
So you don't think I can do it, don't you? (British English); negative +negative tag - English Only forum
soda (British English) - English Only forum
spoken American vs British English [AE vs BE] - English Only forum
Squeegee, wiper, rake (British English). - English Only forum
"Strewing": British English for "topping"?[cooking] - English Only forum
subsistence [British English] - English Only forum
sure [British English] - English Only forum
sweets in British English - English Only forum
T-glottalization in british english - English Only forum
tailgate [verb] [BrE] [British English] - English Only forum
"Take" exercise in British English - English Only forum
Telling the time in British English [17:20 / twenty past five p.m.] - English Only forum
"th" sound in British English - English Only forum
than there were by British English - English Only forum
the /t/ sound is dealt with in British English - English Only forum
The book was given him - British English - English Only forum
the British "Rubbish" in American English - English Only forum
The class below the titled class (in British English) - English Only forum
the lot of something (British English) - English Only forum
The not British but American English semicolon - English Only forum
The troop is/are working together [British English?] - English Only forum
there is/are enough cups [British English] - English Only forum
Tips on how to pronounce an 'r' sound in British English - English Only forum
To "attend" a phone call (British English) - English Only forum
To clean a fish [in British English?] - English Only forum
to live <off of> [British English] - English Only forum
Tow truck in British English - English Only forum
translated the Italian word ... <by /with> the British English .... - English Only forum
travelled vs traveled <consonant rules in British English> - English Only forum
trousers [British English] - English Only forum
truck [British English] - English Only forum
"Under the Table": Used in British English? - English Only forum
Until 13th February send [Deadline / Date in British English] - English Only forum
Up: meaning "happy'' in American English or British - English Only forum
Usage of "bring" in American and British English - English Only forum
use of "s" or "z" in British English - English Only forum
"verdict" in British English - English Only forum
what ...like / how... to v or v ing British English - English Only forum
What do you call an American roach in British English? - English Only forum
What does British English sound like to AE speakers? - English Only forum
What has that been? (British English) - English Only forum
What is the difference of British English and USA English? - English Only forum
What's the term for accounting firm in British English? - English Only forum
What’s the British English for ‘go on sale’? - English Only forum
which is that S + V? British English - English Only forum
whilst vs. while [British English] - English Only forum
Wireless (British English) - English Only forum
Word-final /I/, /i:/ sound in British English - English Only forum
Wrap up the leftover [British English] - English Only forum
Zone out vs Space out [British English] - English Only forum
- Go to Preferences page and choose from different actions for taps or mouse clicks.
See Google Translate's machine translation of 'British English'.
In other languages: French | Italian | Portuguese | Romanian | German | Dutch | Swedish | Russian | Polish | Czech | Greek | Turkish | Chinese | Japanese | Korean | Arabic
|
|