BBC News reported yesterday that British English is invading America. Read their spot on story in full.
I was particularly surprised to find “do the washing up” (wash the dishes) and “twee” (excessively cute) to have entered the vernacular. I have never heard either of those stateside. What British English do you use most?
Posted on 27, September 2012, in British and tagged BBC news, British English, Britishisms. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
Yes, corn syrup could be substituted!
Could molasses or corn syrup be substituted for the golden syrup?
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