#uk jokes

[mozzzz05]

You know USAmericans make fun of Brits for pronouncing T’s like “choosday” which is true for many British accents (and if it wasn’t we would sound like absolute bloody knobs, I mean do you really want a scouser saying “tYoosday”?)

But apart from the fact that USAmericans frequently pronounce Ts like Ds - how do they pronounce the Ts in words like “actually” or “natural”? Because every time I think about it I just hear them saying the T’s like CH? Genuine question

[northern-punk-lad]

British people after hearing 5, 6, 7, 8

[mrs-starkgaryen]

Garden all the time, sun occasionally🌱☀️

[winterseve00]

[0hpartyb1]

[brasskingfisher]

So, I heard today Mersey travel are planning on hosting a roxy music festival.

They intend to call it Bryan Ferry Cross the Mersey