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British culture is characterized by self-discipline, courtesy, and politeness. The British are known for queuing patiently and holding doors open for others. While British food may seem bland, the British make up for it with good manners at the table and a love of wine and tea. Sports, especially cricket, are hugely popular in Britain and seen as embodying fair play and good sportsmanship.
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British culture
- 2. English character • One of the most striking features of English life is the self-discipline and courtesy of people of all classes.
- 3. Englishmen are naturally polite
- 4. •". if you follow anyone who is entering a building or a room, he will hold a door open for you.
- 5. "An Englishman's house is his castle.''
- 7. Many Englishmen help their wives at home in many ways
- 8. they often wash up the dishes after supper in the evening.
- 9. Socializing • You may sometimes get the impression that the British are an unfriendly lot
- 10. As an outsider, it may be left to you to make the first move
- 11. “nice weather” • The weather is a hallowed topic and it’s the duty of every upstanding citizen to make daily weather predictions
- 12. Queuing • The British have a passion for queuing and appear to outsiders to have endless patience
- 13. . The British queue everywhere for everything
- 17. British Food • While it’s true that British food is often bland, may look terrible and can make you sick, for most people it’s just a matter of getting used to it.
- 19. British can console themselves with the knowledge that they at least know how to behave at the table
- 20. British are famous for their love of wine
- 21. British are among the world’s foremost Wine experts
- 22. Drinking habits • The British do at least know how to make a good tea
- 23. The British recipe for any national disaster is to make a ‘nice cup of tea’.
- 24. Tea is drunk at almost any time approaching 200 million cups a day
- 25. Sport The British are sports mad
- 26. English, are famous for their sense of fair
- 27. The real character and true sporting traditions of the English are embodied in the game of cricket •
- 28. Cricket is a game for gentlemen