22 Things British People Love 

Other thing Brits love is sarcastic, irreverent and surreal humour like Monty Python as well as puns, double senses, double-entendres or plays on words and since English is a non-phonetic language, there's a reason for that kind of humour.

I must be British - I love most of these things!

I’ve been a huge fan of British comedy my whole life and I’ve always wanted to try prawn cocktail crisps. My daughter was in London a few months ago and brought me back a few bags. They are fantastic!!! I’m saving the last bag for as long as I can 😂

Canada has so much in common with britain !! Everything that is deeply cultural, you'll find also in canada : queuing, saying sorry, discussing routes, ...

One more thing British people love is small talk, which in other countries like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland or the Netherlands is considered as awkward, intrusive and rude as well as a waste of time and energy. It's a good way to break the ice in uncomfortable situations.

When my father and I were on holiday in Cracow (Poland) last year in November, we sat two evennings in the in the local hotel bar, and yeah you are right. British people overruned/ taking over the bar🙈 We were the only ones from a different country (I‘m German)

GOOD! I love Britain.

When people ask how are you I always reply under the weather. They say what is wrong, nothing I say it is that I am down here and the weather is up there. LOL.😂😂😂

Other famous seaside towns are Mykonos, Paphos, Benidorm, Salou, Lloret de Mar, Playa de las Américas in Tenerife, Playa del Inglés in Gran Canaria, La Manga, Magalluf, Torrevieja etc.

You listed most of the reasons why I love Britain. Your kind of humour is what I like most. You made me want to visit Britain again as soon as possible. 😀 Thanks for the fun episode!

Tom, thank you! Don't forget the Saturday night outs. Get drunk and grab some kebabs before heading home on a cab.

To be fair, it's kind of an open secret that British and French cultures have quite a lot in common (starting with our two languages which are etymologically closely related), even though we're often reluctant to admit it as we attach great importance to our century-old love-hate relationship on both sides of the Channel, but since I lived in both places, I can bear witness to the many similarities between our two countries (for instance when it comes to humour and sarcasm). And guess what? We also love oddly flavoured crisps (sea salt & vinegar is the absolute best), and most importantly, we also cheer in pubs when someone drops their drink. 😅 Go France and the UK and bless us for being so effing childish. 😂

Spent two weeks traveling alone on a road trip in the south of England and I often felt something I had never felt before: real hunger. I stocked up on ham, bread and beer at Sainsbury's.

The thing that always cracked me up (as a Yank), is your insistence to exercise the utmost austere adherence to etiquette and polite-manners, infusing peremptory apologetic-lexicon, whilst simultaneously ripping ‘em a new Bung-hole with a severe public excoriation bordering on unfiltered vituperation in public, one-step beneath having one’s self drawn and quartered, paying mind yo proper grammar, proper titles, painstakingly thorough/comprehensive/exhaustive coverage of the issue at hand, along certain the point is distinct, specific, and perfectly understood, while maintaining a zealous appreciation of words as an Artform, paying mind to melodious-rhyming, rhythmic tonal-inflection …and … apologetically insulting I

jWhat a cushty video Tom: jampacked with little with idioms, expressions, humor and cultural aspects!!!! Keep keeping up the good work.

Cheers, Tom! Great video. I must admit I elaborated too much after the first time somebody told me: Alrigth?

Tom thanks for another great video. I love the UK, the humour, the food, especially fish and chips and yeah, i experienced saying sorry million times by a shop assistant 😂 thats really cute 🥰

Great list. Others items I would add are: NHS Roundabouts Wimbledon Red pillar box Red telephone box And a soft spot for typical London icons, such as black cabs, red double decker buses, London Underground. Though people’s opinion on using London’s public transport might differ.

The first thing I saw here was fish and chips...growing up in Cincinnati we had a chippy shop nearby - I really miss it.

I can understand your attachment to tea. In my country, Argentina, is the same with MATE: it's always with us, in happy or sad moments, is like a friend 😂 🇦🇷

Thank for this lovely video ❤. I didn't know that you had all those crisps flavours in England 😋😋. I'll get lots of them on my next visit 😃

Apologizing 5 times a day?! I say that every few minutes😂😂

As an argentinian I already knew brits love taking over places abroad :)

Great video! Thank you so much!!! I love how you make everything so funny😂

Thanks for the tips . This Uchewber is good❤

And no matter who you are, your own Mum's Sunday roast is the best!

We love being rude, drinking too much, being ignorant, littering, bad parking, shouting, swearing, voting to the same incompetent government, benefits, austerity.. etc etc

Interesting. Thank you Tom 🌈

Thank you Tom!

I loved this video!!! thank you!

So entertaining and informative... Great lesson indeed! Thank you, Tom 😊

Thanks, Tom! Always informative and entertaining. Can't wait come across the pond!

Amazing Tom

Loved this.

Love the video❤❤❤

I am never convinced by the negative opinion on the British weather. While I lived in London, I could even enjoy that especially in summer time when it had sunny days/blue sky (most days of course) for half of a year and people were possible to hang out until 10pm without darkness. You probably just need to cope with chilly mornings for about 3 months from Nov to Feb. By the way, I am a huge fun of Sunday roast. It makes me mouthwatering every time when I think about it.

How could you forget gardening

Very accurate IMO

I have watched some of your other videos (I'm American) ib RU-vid, and I love them and I learn alot

One more: Cadbury chocolate, famous for its purple package, Easter bunnies and creme eggs. It's a very popular brand and its sales are very high in Britain, especially among children. In fact, famous writer Roald Dahl lived close to the headquarters of that company and one of his most important books is Charlie and the chocolate factory 🍫 🏭.

Cold weather have a cup of tea to warm up. Too hot outside still have a cup of tea so you can moan about the weather😂😂

Hi, Tom! You are gorgeous! I have found your videos recently, and I love them so much. From now on I'm going to use them in my job. 😊🤗

Went to my local British store in Toronto Canada on the weekend .... no cheese and onion crisps. Gutted

Brilliant! Couldn't stop laughing or nodding while watching. Like your presentation not just the content. I'll add these to something distinctively and uniquely British - self-mockery (actually sign of confidence); sarcasm and British humour (beating around the bush); follow everything American in action but mocking American culture in their mouth; hypocrisy (in good and bad intentions); crossword (perhaps more among the educated or elder)

Excellent

I love meal deals. Until a fee years ago it used to cost £3 at all supermarkets now its about £3.50 - £4 still a bargain if you grab the most expensive options.

I thought you said sorry so often for eating those flavours of crisps!😁

8:50 Mas é sempre misturado com leite?

Bruh this is just generalised stereotypical things! But you’re right about the weather, fish and chips and the “alright” part lol. I reckon we also love the countryside, seaside and the beautiful creation around us.

GOOD

I downloaded this video for furute ❤❤from India 🙋🙋🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Hey there Tom :)

any londoner here? need a recomendation for a proper Sunday roast that won't ruin my budget, central london zone 1 pls :d thank you guys

Any Brits remember Hedgehog flavoured crisps?

Ohh, Jaysus! That's bostin! Thanks, la!

Wimblendon proud... You forget about viewing the final of the other grand slams in BBC... at least...

0:05. Soa como MEU DEUS em português brasileiro

What does bench food mean?

I'm British and I hate queuing!

How on Earth could Eddie classify in the Olympics? 😮

If you go back in time, post aristocratic era.. there’s horse riding, shooting (birds and rabits usually), archery etc

Meal Deals sounds like "Meu Deus!" in Portuguese which means "My God!" in English

I love your accent, because it is not RP ! I'm not quite sure where it comes from, is it a Northern accent ? Anyway thank you for this lively video !

Well... i am British!🥰

In short: You Limeys kill me… lol

Cats and dogs? It's an old fashioned expression, isn't it? 😅

BBC your having a laugh

Thank you, good video. I'll add a few as well. And since 'good old England' is done and dusted forever despite foreigners' naive expectations, I'll mention only what characterises today's UK (in my humble view). So, what modern Brits love: - copying everything American. Movies, culture, attitudes, style. Language. American English is replacing British. And yes coffee replaced tea as well - cartoons and everything Disney. Even banks and serious organisations portray life itself as one big cartoon. - rap, tattoos, vaping, swearing. Cheap ugly glasses and short dyed hair. - animals. Particularly big aggressive dogs of course, like XL American bulldogs 🐶 - complaining, whingeing, crying, reporting everything and arguing. Suing everyone too - foreigners, particularly BAME. It's popular and fashionable. All want to show that they, unlike their ancestors, are NOT racist, sexist, homophobic and misogynistic, totally opposite! - McDonald's. It became practically synonymous with food. Very few Brits cook. Massive fizzy drinks also - talking. Nowadays it's customary to talk nonstop about everything. Don't think, just talk! - Mandatory small talk. That's quite nice but can be annoying in customer service - being NICE and polite, never rude. Smile often, say 'awww', 'nice one', 'bud', 'hun' and other ridiculous things, otherwise you'll be considered rude and weird, practically mortal enemy - being conventional and doing everything by the book like everyone else. Never attempt to change established order, that sums up UK Government. - driving slowly in small cars, esp. white Toyotas - national parks, campervans and stately homes - everything GREY. All grey is super fashionable these days. Grey cars, grey clothes, totally grey houses inside and out, grey kitchens, grey decor, grey pets. - everything NICE LITTLE. UK itself is little and we always preferred all little as well, unlike Americans. Little homes, little hobbies, little income. Little life. - everything informal and simple - trains. Most blokes adore trains. - sex. Nowadays people are obsessed with sex

What about Rock. Do the British love the Beatles? Rolling Stones? Queen? Black Sabbath? Sex Pistols?

Money, money, money, greed, money, money, money and 22 times money

😂😂😂 how about saying "Chewbs" "Chewsday" "Wensday"

Those deep fired MARS bars can give a person a heart attack. Not a good thing to eat.

England team came home during Euro 2022 when you won ... say you are still waiting is like woman football didn't count or wasn't even football 😢 you disappointed me Tom

Brits love to get drunk in the red light district , Amsterdam

These are all canadian things

Not the BBC anymore. It is hated for being biased now.

Nice. One lesson about Americans: it isn’t sensible to make generalizations about 330+ million people. Cheers.