British Or English?

[tumbling.dice]

Do you use these terms interchangeably? I'm curious. Over here US citizens call themselves Americans, but America is not a country but a continent. So how do you all do it?

[GLEN......]

Neither.......Down Here We Call Them...."Poms"......Or "Pommie Bastards"........(runs for cover)......



Cheers Glen.

[Undies]

america is 2 continents. there's really no other way to say it that's not a ton of syllables though.

yeah, i use them interchangeably.

[SpaceMan]

dont really use either term here to describe people


nobody talks about them scallywags

[neonspectraltoast]

I say British.

[neonspectraltoast]

No particular reason why, though. I think England gets conflated with the United Kingdom, though.

[Tropical Breeze]

I just use whatever comes to me. I just know i hate them both.

They have these weird, funny voices when they speak. Strange people.

[Tropical Breeze]

Aussies are even weirder. Best to just avoid them at all cost.

[everything bagel]

I'm United Statesician

[tumbling.dice]

Hi everything bagel ?

[Irminsul]

Ein ganzes Volk.

[GLEN......]

Aussies are even weirder. Best to just avoid them at all cost.

Can't Argue With That Advice......



Cheers Glen.

[everything bagel]

Hi everything bagel ?

Welcome "back"

How was vacation? Do anything interesting?

[Sooz]

I'm an aussie.
We speak English.

[Din Djarin]

Do you use these terms interchangeably? I'm curious. Over here US citizens call themselves Americans, but America is not a country but a continent. So how do you all do it?

America is a legit name to call the USA.

Language wise i call both UK english and US english english. I don't use the word british for language myself.
Even though Americans talk english and their language is generally called english as well, they themselves are not (by me or my countrymen anyway).

Btw my own language is called dutch in english but never in dutch. Our language is called netherlandish.