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How is American and British culture different?
Q. I'm from England, but I have dual nationality. My boyfriend lives in the US, and I'm planning to move out there to live with him, once I finish college. I'm worried that I won't get on with people there -- the culture seems completely different. I always assumed it was the same (perhaps because we speak the same language more or less), but after meeting some other American people, I've noticed that there's a huge difference between them and British people. How do you think they're different? Will I be able to get on with people over there? Thanks.
Asked by Anonymous 17 yr old girl - Tue Feb 17 16:06:44 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I can tell you that we Americans are as foreign to you, as say the Chinese are. Our food is different, our language is certainly different, even though you try to copy us, our way of dress is different. Our politics are different, when you live here, you will find out just how free you are in the U.K. Regardless of what that xenophobe has said our crime rate is far above that of the UK. Unlike you in the UK we cannot criticize our leaders and institutions as you can, because if we do we are said to be unpatriotic, regardless of if or not the person is entirely wrong, like the previous president.When you come to the USA as I hope you will, do not expect to find the same sense of humor that you have. When you go into the post office and they… [cont.]
Answered by jimbo - Wed Feb 18 07:51:14 2009