Hello everyone, today we will be talking about the differences between British and American English. Although they share the same language, there are several noticeable distinctions between the two. One major difference is in the spelling of certain words. For example, in British English, words like colour and centre have a u, while in American English, they are spelled as color and center without the u. Another example is the usage of the letter u in British English with words like honour and favour, which are spelled without the u in American English. In terms of vocabulary, there are also differences between British and American English. For instance, in British English, people refer to the trunk of a car as the boot, while in American English, it's called the trunk. Similarly, what Americans call candy, the British refer to as sweets. Lastly, pronunciation can vary between British and American English. Words like schedule and vitamin are pronounced differently in each dialect. These differences in pronunciation often lead to confusion between speakers of the two varieties. Overall, while British and American English are similar, it's important to be aware of these differences to communicate effectively with speakers of both dialects. Thank you for listening to this short lesson!