Mostly expressions .... California english is very ordinary and easiest to understand among any other English dialog, in my opinion. we're the easiest to understand and the accent is the most versatile in conversation.

There are many differences but no critical differences - almost all Americans are aware of British English and almost all British people are aware of American English so both can understand the other quite easily. Here are the main differences: 1. Vocabulary (Holiday / Vacation) 2. Spelling (Centre / Center) American spellings are often easier because they are more phonetic. 3. Stress (evoLUtion / eVOlution / Evolution) 4. Accent (Girl / 'Gerl' / 'Gal' / 'Gairl') There is also a difference in the world's opinion of American English and British English. Often people believe American English is Trendy / Modern. Often people believe British English is Traditional / Stylish. One interesting point: Americans might see the British accent as desirable but British people see the American accent as a little irritating! The same small differences are found in Australian English or Canadian English too.

There are some differences between the 2 languages. Apart from pronunciation difference, there are the example as follows: 1. spelling - colour (British) color (American), favour (British) favor (American) 2. Vocabulary - lift (British) elevator (American)

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