The British Slang Quiz! Can it Guess Where We're From? 

Oh god I laughed so hard at this. “ how do you refer to your grandmother ? I usually leave her flowers and then walk away” 😂😂😂😂😂

Alternative Title: 20 minutes of Noah and Evan taking the piss out of Corry

My favorite part of this video is Noah looking at Corry in shock as if he's never heard him speak before

Corry: "Fizzy juice, actually." Evan: "NO"

I'm from essex and we played the "kissy kissy catchy" game in my primary school but we called it kiss chase

15:08 "I'd just say sneakers" " *But you're not sneaking I don't understand* " 😂😂😂😂😂

settee is not french and it is pronounced as Corey said: set-ee

“Irish people and Americans have the same slang” I feel offended Evan we don’t stoop to your level 🤣🤣🤣

Scottish person here to say that Corry is VALID

Feeling personally attacked with the slagging Scotland took in this video 😂😂

No one: Evan to his grandma: mom mom

6:02 yeah, but we called it "kiss chase" 😂

i did that test and it guessed about 30 minutes from where i live and that’s either cool or creepy i haven’t decided oof

‘the midlands don’t even exist !’ guess i’ll just go not exist somewhere else then :(

I feel attacked by the heavy amount of slagging Scotland took😂😂😂😂

13:09 I call a stupid person a numpty and a plonker ?? Does anyone else relate ??

I'm scottish and agree with everything Corry said hahahahhaha it's definitely fizzy juice!!

“You’re a turf” “Stop using words that you don’t know.” This is me with my friends

as somebody with english as a second language this is so interesting! I'd be like, well depending on what english word I learned first for this thing, that's what I call it now :D

0:44 "I think Ireland and America have similar slang" No thay don't Evan

the way you pronounced “pillock” made me lose 10 years of my life

8:45 Noah: Hi chillis welcome Idk why but I found that hilarious we love misquoting vines

You know when you hear a word from your childhood like “backie” and you haven’t heard or said it in so long that it doesn’t even sound like a real word anymore 😂

"Irish and Americans have similar slang." Hahaha hahaha stop it

If someone invites me for tea, they better have gossip and the drink or I'm leaving

I'd just like to point out one thing- Scottish has a lot more similar words to Norwegian than the rest of Britain (and ireland). We say "Barn" about children for an example. And I believe Corry said "bairn" which is very similar. (Correct me if I misheard anything. It's 4am)

Why does the UK have so many words for tag? Fascinating

corry literally BLEW my mind

Damn this is incredibly accurate, just did it and it gave me an area of Scotland that incorperates all 3 places I have lived or spent a lot of time in in the last two years and my accent is a mixture of all of the three accents from those places. SO weird!!!

I never understood what representation feels like until I saw a Scottish person in one of these videos thank you evan, get out of here with all that English person speaks on behalf of the whole UK shiz (I'm from Edinburgh btw)

"Crick" as a variant spelling & pronounciation of "creek" goes back to the Domesday Book in 1086! A place called "Creeksea" was recorded as "Criccheseia." (I only know this cos I have an ancestor with the surname Crick. & care about weird shit.)

You can tell Cory is from Dundee by the way he pronounces, “wean.”

I took that quiz and yes, it was accurate, but it also made me rethink my vocab. Ned is so much better than chav...

Me: *an tired Australian answering the questions in my head*

Anyone noticed the hickey on Noah’s neck 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

American dude: its foowd and gud Scottish viewers: I’ve had enough by now fetch the spears

I feel like having lived in England almost 5 years that the way I talk has changed a lot and I've picked up a lot of different slang (though I do notice myself code switching a little when I go home) so I though this quiz would be completely wrong. Not only did it figure out I was Irish but it got the county right as well. I don't know how it works but it does.

Why am I getting recommend this 8 months late but I’m still gonna watch it all

I was friends with Noah ages ago, amazed how well he’s done like whattttt😱

3:30 where I’m from it’s called pegging because you’re riding the pegs of the bike💀💀

I'm Glaswegian. Agreed with Corry on most of this. FOOD AND GOOD SOUND THE EXACT SAME, OKAY? Okay.

"roly poly." "That's _so_ American!" ....Shut up lol

Butt and putt rhyme surprise, surprise! Someone who says pill-ock is probably a pill-uck If you think Scots are tricky try Glasgow or Fife!

A video with Evan and Noah is all I could have asked for on my birthday 🙌

I got Highlands. ( Where I am from)Enjoying the North Scot representation!

I fucking love Noah so much! 😆😆😆 And I've been subbed to Evan for like a decade, so every time they collab my mind just implodes. 😵

I was pretty shook by how accurate it was but I had no idea how ‘posh’ I was compared to my uni housemates 😂🙈

The old people in Kansas, and also basically everyone I know west of Topeka says crick instead of creek, especially in small towns.

I am from the eastern panhandle of West Virginia and I have answered just about all of them the same as you did (including crick). :)

i’ve lived in scotland all my life but my mum’s english so this’ll be interesting to see

I feel so attacked watching this as a Scottish person.

They know you're from England when you submit 70 different words to mean raining and drunk.

"I'm in the midkands? They' don't even exist" Damn, son. You truly are a citizen here! Southerners and Northerners teaming up to shit on the midlands :D

As someone from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Corry was 90% correct on everything

i did it and it guessed exactly the right area im scared

I can't be the only one that says pissing it down for rain....

I love how Noah's hair is so radically different in every video.

A lot of the time I’d say “You’re looking a bit peely wally”

(10:00) That's what we go with in Swedish, but with Swedish words of course; "mum mum" and "dad mum" for the grandmothers, and likewise "dad mum" and "dad dad" for the grandfathers.

Food and good is like that coop advert. 'Gud with fud."

Honestly Corey and Noah are such couple goals.

“Sand shoes... if you live in like... the desert?” As a person who lives in the desert I can confirm that I’ve never in my life heard someone refer to them as “Sand shoes”

PE shoes = pumps I've never heard them called anything else!

I'm from just outside Boston and the only area shaded on the map for me was South/West Ireland. The two city names popping up being Limerick and Cork. It's a little bit interesting because one of my great-great grandparents was from Cork.

The impression of Dan was spot on 😂

Corey is from the posh part of Scotland jeez😂😂

I had to pause this video to do the test and it was 100% accurate to where I live 😂 I wasn’t expecting that

It got me bang on near Leeds/Bradford. It was "spogs" that got it I think.

Council house and violent (or council house and Vauxhall) is a backcronym

Does anyone call siblings “our kid” it’s usually the youngest brother and you adopt that nickname when your siblings are adults.

It would be set-A if there was an acute accent on the e: é

At least twice I laughed so hard with my mouth closed that I sprayed myself with saliva

I love that Scots say "bairn" cause in Norwegian it's "barn". Language history is so cool 💖

Wait people besides me call soda fizzy juice? I always have but never heard anyone else call it that

This quiz is so cool! I have such a mild accent but that quiz totally pinned me down Edit: I love the Scottish dude! Damn right stand up against the south.

If you get someone from up north the answers would be so different to people from London.

thank god you finally know the country boy vine

I got more or less completely London/East London which is very accurate tbf lol

ok but I love Noah so much omdddd

On behalf of my Nanny, I must point out that a nanny isn't always a babysitter in America. My Nanny is my great grandmother and she's still going strong! She's so well known in our area that even neighbors call her Nanny. xD

Noah and Corey are so cute together!!!

“The east Midlands Don’t even exist” *slowly backs into a corner and cries*

Noah shows up, of course, with a hickey on his neck.❤️

3:16 Noah's little no you're wrong but... that's cute and then the cute lil loving eye contact him and corry make uwu

I did it and it was correct that I am from newcastle

You said birmingham so sadly.. And I'm from Birmingham 😢

America vs England school subjects/timetable/exams?

I relate to Corry, nobody will ever understand us magical Scots

This joke of my dad's works best audibly. It's a scone(own) until you've eaten it and then it-scone(on)

Pretty sure settee is not French. Can anyone confirm?

I just found out by my mum that I am related to Corry lol 😂

The evening meal one is weird for me and my family because we use dinner and tea interchangeably. But we also refer to the midday meal as dinner and lunch interchangeably too.

As a French person I just learned that "settee" is French ! (It's not , really not unfortunately 😂 the French words used in there would have been divan or sofa. But goodness no, not settee)

the only people i know who say crick are old people

The quiz managed to differentiate between the Black Country and Birmingham, which is amazing. Only missed my town by about 4 miles as it said Wolverhampton which is the closest city.

With the tributary thing it’s a genuine geographical term. I remember learning it in year 8 in geography. Tributaries by definition are a river or stream flowing into a larger river or lake.

Hi Evan, I am currently 18 years old and am halfway through my last year at college, where I am studying A Level English Literature and Language, A Level Drama and GCSE Maths. I have sent an application through UCAS to study Drama in different universities near me. However my dad (who is an engineer) keeps telling me that it is pointless for me to take drama because I won't get a career and will end up working at Boots. In addition he says I should do English instead because he says I will have a better chance of a job from that. I personally am interested in drama and am worried that because I have became interested only a few years ago, I don't have enough experience. All I have so far is a Disseratation from LAMDA Drama grade Silver and I am doing a Gold grade also. Ontop of that, I am only doing two A Levels and do not have enough for many universities who ask for three. My dad tells me that I will be in a lot of debt for a pointless degree and he says I shouldn't live at university as he doesn't trust me to stay on my own. I am incredibly worried that I will make the wrong mistake and study something I will either not like or not be good at or something I love but will come out with a pointless degree. My mum tells me I am not muture enough for university and I have wathed your video, PJ's and Hannah Wittion's about universities but because I am looking at drama it really didn't help. I keep talking to my teachers and friends at drama and they always say university isn't the most important and I should do something I love but I still have so much stress about fears and am worried they just use this to be nice and reassuring and I don't feel it is the help I need. I think I need a figure to direct me to a path that will help me and I know its impossible and that I need to decide but because of the lack of support I want and need from help it really just increases my fear.

How to pronounce 'scone' Why do bakers bake 13? Because one of the batch is scone.

From Greater Manchester - I say wag school rather than skive A bread roll is a muffin The game is called tig We wore pumps in P.E (which confused me when I realised pumps are high heels in America) I call the evening meal tea and call lunch dinner. It's a fizzy drink. Sofa and couch are most commonly heard. Sometimes the weather is throwing it down.

‘I’m in the midlands? They don’t even exist’ had me dying and crying at the same bloody time