like is this elitist somehow? am i expecting too much? is it not an obvious thing that you can't chuck in a reference to sainsbury's or beans on toast and immediately sound british?

learning a different syntax takes a little bit of work

you won't always be perfect, but it's obvious when you put in a little effort

do we need a guide or something. like step one: stop using the word 'bruv' as punctuation. step two: stop using 'pants' to mean trousers. step three: please just stop

the anglo-american guide to learning british english

I'm really glad I'd been playing the doctor for a few years when i went to the uk because I was so terrified of saying something offensive on accident

babby's first time out of the country

I don't know what you guys are talking about. It just happens. /doesn't obsessively watch British television to make herself sound like she's from Britian.

shhhhh you're made of perfection with funfetti sprinkles

that's the best kind of perfection

No kidding ... I love funfetti sprinkles.