First of all, any kind of insult and namecalling in this thread is for pure fun and whoever takes it seriously and feels offended you can go cry to your mummy.
Seriously though, I am starting a new job as an english teacher next month, and being a native speaker of American English, I tend to have conflicts with the British english that is taught in this side of the pond ("It's not just the language we're selling, it's britain. That's our product." were words from my new boss, who sounds like his mouth is full fuckin peaches all the time), and don't wanna get in trouble, so help me out here! Specially any guys who have been to both places for decent periods of time, or are in any way decently familiar with both variants.
so besides mom and mum which already could've gotten me in trouble in my last job, and stuff like pavement and sidewalk, what other british words or sayings should I be looking out for? any American words I should stay clear of if I wanna save my arse? Teach me how to talk like a fag with peaches in my mouz!
Seriously though, I am starting a new job as an english teacher next month, and being a native speaker of American English, I tend to have conflicts with the British english that is taught in this side of the pond ("It's not just the language we're selling, it's britain. That's our product." were words from my new boss, who sounds like his mouth is full fuckin peaches all the time), and don't wanna get in trouble, so help me out here! Specially any guys who have been to both places for decent periods of time, or are in any way decently familiar with both variants.
so besides mom and mum which already could've gotten me in trouble in my last job, and stuff like pavement and sidewalk, what other british words or sayings should I be looking out for? any American words I should stay clear of if I wanna save my arse? Teach me how to talk like a fag with peaches in my mouz!
