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This document summarizes common British stereotypes and symbols. It discusses stereotypes that are generally true, such as Brits' adherence to queuing protocols and love of tea. However, it also notes stereotypes that are false, such as the misconception that Great Britain, the United Kingdom, and England are the same, or that it always rains in England. Famous British symbols highlighted include Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and the BBC. The document aims to separate myths from facts about British culture.
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- 3. ● They respect each other's turn. They never sneak in front of someone who lines up in front of them. QUEUING PROTOCOLS
- 4. ● Tea is considered to be the national drink par excellence. TEA
- 5. ● The British people like to drink, the problem is that they do not know when or how to stop. ALCOHOL
- 6. ● In the UK, the custom is to shake hands only, not to give two kisses. THEIR FORM OF PRESENTATION
- 7. ● In the UK carpets are everywhere, in living rooms and bedrooms even in bathrooms. THEY LOVE CARPETS
- 9. · Great Britain is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It is also known as the United Kingdom of Great Britain. ARE GREAT BRITAIN, THE UNITED KINGDOM AND ENGLAND THE SAME?
- 10. It is not true that it rains every day or that one of the British favorite topics of conversation is the weather. What is certain is the high levels of humidity in the country, even reaching 89% in cities like London. THE WEATHER: IN ENGLAND IT ALWAYS RAINS
- 11. English food does not have a good international reputation but London has the second highest number of Michelin star restaurants in all of Europe, behind Paris. ENGLISH CUISINE DOES NOT EXIST.
- 12. Who or what determines what is the best accent in a language? I'd say that's more of a matter of personal taste. THE ENGLISH ACCENT IS THE BEST.
- 13. The English football team have won only one World Cup in football, in 1966 and sadly, they have only won 17% of penalties. IF THE ENGLISH INVENTED FOOTBALL, THEY MUST BE THE BEST AT PLAYING
- 15. THE BIG BEN Big Ben, the name by which the tower of the British Parliament building is is known This tower also has the largest four-sided clock in the world, famus for is reability. It has become the simbol of the city and the country
- 16. THE BUCKINGHAM PALACE • Buckingham Palace has been the official residence of the British kings since 1837. Today it is used as the administrative residence of the queen and is undoubtedly one of the essentials in London.
- 17. BBC NEWS · The British · The British Broadcasting Broadcasting Corporation is the Corporation is the public service of radio public service of radio and television of the and television of the United Kingdom. United Kingdom. · It is based at the · It is based at the Broadcasting House Broadcasting House in London in London
- 18. THAT IS ALL !!!! LOVE YOU