Queuing the English way is one of the clearest windows into British social psychology: waiting one’s turn in an orderly line isn’t just a practical

Quick summary Accent: non-rhotic like British English (the final “r” isn’t pronounced), but with very different vowels Spelling: broadly follows British conventions (colour, realise), with

Cultural mistakes in English-speaking countries rarely involve major diplomatic issues: they tend to hide in everyday details, jumping a queue, forgetting a tip, or choosing

Quick summary Weekly budget: around $700 to $970 in London (course + accommodation) versus $950 to $1,500 in the United States Cost of living: London