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UK Cultures

karthik M

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November 22, 2007 at 6:48 am

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I want to know UK people cultures. if i came to UK, then i will pick up your people culture easily. Say for example how to behave with man and women ?
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karthik M One Orange Chip Points: 29139 More actions · Answer 1

So that i can easily interact with peoples. Thats why i am asking.

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Loner SSC-Insane Points: 21279 More actions · Answer 2

They don't drink coffee, they drink tea !!!!! They don't put ice when you order soda. If you want to order fish and fries, they call 'fish and chips'.

Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004406 More actions · Answer 3

Heh... speaking of "tea"... I once had a friend from the UK who thought folks in the US where a bit odd... here's his quote...

"I guess I don't understand Americans... take Tea, for example... first, they boil the water to make it hot... then, they add ice to make it cold... they add sugar to make it sweet and then lemon to make it sour... finally, they raise the glass up, say 'Here's to you", and then drink it themselves." 😀

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Steve Jones - SSC Editor SSC Guru Points: 736478 More actions · Answer 4

It's too open-ended a question. You'll pick it up differently than everyone else.

As an American, I thought the UK was strange, but people were nice.

Simon_L SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4669 More actions · Answer 5

Loner (11/24/2007)
They don't drink coffee, they drink tea !!!!!.

no no no .. cant survive without my own daily coffee fix

Rootman SSCrazy Points: 2641 More actions · Answer 6

Coffee in the morning, tea (hot with milk) in the afternoon! Oh, and doughnuts are not a breakfast food in England.:D

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Rootman (5/1/2008)
Coffee in the morning, tea (hot with milk) in the afternoon! Oh, and doughnuts are not a breakfast food in England.:D

no I beg to disagree, but real coffee all day every day

you eat doughnuts for breakfast ?????:)

Rootman SSCrazy Points: 2641 More actions · Answer 8

No, I'm English. But at a friends house in Texas, a large box of doughnuts was presented proudly to me and mine for breakfast. Needless to say the kids were thrilled, but...eurgghhh!

Simon_L SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4669 More actions · Answer 9

hahahaha ok I've never visited the US but thats an interesting eye opener to cultural differences as far as breakfast go !!

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karthikeyan (11/22/2007)
I want to know UK people cultures. if i came to UK, then i will pick up your people culture easily. Say for example how to behave with man and women ?

The UK is the same as most Western cultures in the way we behave towards Men and Woman, in most organisations there is usually an even mix between the both, and everyone is treated as equals. Like a lot of countries we have laws to guarantee this.

It also depends on what part of the UK your are looking at, London is one of the most multi cultural cities in the world and you can hear 100's of different languages being spoken daily and depending where you live it may not present itself has having the typical British culture you see on tv:)

Where are you from?

Andy sql SSCrazy Eights Points: 9496 More actions · Answer 11

And note that the UK's favourite dish is Chicken tikka masala....

Simon_L SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4669 More actions · Answer 12

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May 2, 2008 at 4:43 am

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a close second being pepperoni pizza..

Anipaul SSC-Insane Points: 24681 More actions · Answer 13

Now-a-days cultures are no barrier. As said you can eat Chicken Tikka Masala and be a good 'English Man'. With the world becomming so small cultures are getting mixed up. In India most of the people prefer english breakfast. 😉

ChrisM@Work SSC Guru Points: 186127 More actions · Answer 14

karthikeyan (11/22/2007)
I want to know UK people cultures. if i came to UK, then i will pick up your people culture easily. Say for example how to behave with man and women ?

Same as anywhere else in the West. You can work, drink and play with both at the same time but you can only marry one at a time. Either one.

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