How do I talk/write like someone from the UK?

Question

MINUS THE ACCENT, what UK words do I need to learn, how do I spell like them, etc.?

I know most spelling -- like colour & neighborhood, or realise and recognise. Any more?

Answer 1

Why do you want to know? trying to scam someone, are we?

Answer 2

There's a great list of correspondences at this web address:

http://www.krysstal.com/ukandusa.html

In UK English, the l at the end of a verb is doubled in other verb forms, like travel - travelled - travelling.

Answer 3

aluminum is pronounced al-u-men-e-um... don't know why, ummm queue is a line... like waiting in line, center is centre, boot is the trunk of a car, bonnet is the hood, garage is pronounced gare-ige, f@g is a cigarette, fanny is women's parts (wink wink), car park is a parking lot. That is about all I can think of now, sorry if that isn't what you are looking for.

Answer 4

you need to decied which social circle you want to copy and then read and watch more of it.

some of british writing is some of the best in the world, and its low class stuff is some of the worst.

but interesting too.

Answer 5

Why?.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,