English is not the official language of the United States. It's a primary language. That's why all government forms are offered in a variety of languages.

🇬🇧Lauren🇬🇧These videos were all such a joy to film with my loves! I always learn so much and enjoy sharing things about the U.K.🇬🇧 also just wanna say I did mention about the Welsh language but it was edited out😭

Always a fun time talking about similarities and differences in culture with my friends Grace and Lauren! **And just a note that there is no official legal language in the US. You can hear people speaking many different languages in the US, but English is the most spoken! Hope you enjoyed the video ❤ -Christina 🇺🇸

🇦🇺Grace🇦🇺 It’s always so interesting sitting down and chatting with Lauren and Christina to talk about cultural differences. I always learn so much and hope you learned something new watching this video too! Until next time 😍

This trio is my favourite, all three of them are adorable ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇲🇬🇧🇦🇺. Lauren is honest and upfront and very gorgeous 😍♥️and Christina is soft spoken and classy ♥️love both of them .Grace is also nice and humble

I love seeing how different these seemingly “similar” cultures are! Very insightful

Warms the heart how enthusiastic the Aussie girl was for our Commonwealth links and how similar her experiences sounded to here in the UK (cordial, tea, school uniform etc).

I just didn't want it to end.... Best trio ever. Please keep bringing them for more interviews. Lauren, Christina and Grace, lots of love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳 they are the perfect representatives of their respective countries, don't ever let them go

I love their trio. Look how comfortably they're talking with each other.

6:54 As a southern Californian, i can confirm, it rarely rains and it's VERY common for it to be hot. If you live in southern California it's not necessary to check the weather reports all the time.

I would just like to correct 3 little things: 1. The US has no official language. They have never declared English as an official language because of the fact that the country is built up by immigrants and when the US was first created the different states spoke a wide range of different languages like Dutch, French and German. The Founding Fathers understood the diversity of the people and didn't want to anger people by declaring English the official first language since English was the most common language used by far and not threatened. There Alt. Right have tried to get English to become the official language but none of their bills have gone through the House. This is one of the few things both the Left and the Right agree on that it would cause more problems than it would fix. I think Arizona is the only state that forbids schools from teaching in any other language than English. California and Massachusetts did the same until 2016/2017. 2. The same goes for the UK. In fact English isn't even the official language of England. The reason is that until the 19th century English wasn't that wide spread in the UK. Even some Kings didn't speak it well because the Englishmen never tried to force people to speak English. That is the reason why the UK have so many native languages despite being so small (English, Welsh, Gaelic, Scots, Irish, Ulster Scots and Cornish). Now all are official native languages in the UK except English because England has no parliament and therefore can't declare an official language. And why doesn't England have it's own parliament? Because majority of people live in England (84%) so they feared it would weaken the UK as a political union since it would mean that England could pass or block all laws for the UK as they wanted. 3. Surprise surprise, Australia also doesn't have English as its official language. The reason is that when Australia became a country majority was already speaking English so there was no point. Australia is a rather young country since it wasn't its own nation until 1 January 1901.

Actually I live on the US East Coast and we drink a lot of Tea, but iced, I believe Southerners love their Iced Tea also.

I love the synergy of these 3, please bring them more often

Nice to see this trio again.

REALLY LOVE THIS TRIO!!😍😍

Welsh is also an official language within Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I just love the cuteness of the girls. Love Lauren so much!! Adore others too!

Grace was saying "In Australia, traditionally we have Aboriginal population (not original population as per subtitle)

I’m Danish, and I love to randomly see how proud the aussies are of Crown Princess Mary, haha! We love her too!

Great video love you three want more videos from these three

Always interesting to learn about other countries and understand their differences. Being an all English speaking countries, for the majority, it might seem quite shocking but come on, they are their own countries where each states/individual regions can differ so much even in a single country and not to mention their different accents.

Great to see this trio T_T My favorite combo!

i love u guys so much !!! its so interesting. Pls make more content like this. Thanks a lot

These vids really awesome...makes me realizes how beautiful the English languages are 👍👍👍

Only recently (past 2 weeks), started watching these vids. Have enjoyed all I've seen so far. All the personalities bounce off each other so well. Need to see more of Emily, too👀

The first question is so much funnier/inteeresting when you realise that NONE of their countries have English as an official language! lol

The UK actually has no official language though English is the de facto official language. The only country in the UK with official languages is actually Wales which recognises both Welsh and English as de jure official. Side note: Welsh is also the most used of the native Celtic languages in the UK with around 700,000 speakers ( just adding this as Lauren mentioned Gaelic languages but not Welsh/Brythonic languages :P )

As an Aussie (brisbane) i check the weather regularly! Storms are the biggest things in summer we watch for

Thank you.One can argue endlessly on this topic.😂👏🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽💖

i like that she mentioned what not many do , is here in America we may not be fluent in multiple languages, but we are taught at least one other language in school, and its actually required that you take a language to graduate, ..which most people commonly choose spansh

Love watching the video. 👌👌👌

I always thought South Africa (being a South African) was westernized in the American sense. But I've been binging these three ladies and we have very very few commonalities with America. We have a lot in common with the Britain and Australia, language, food and beverage preferences, even though we're a Dutch colony here. Our governmental system and constitution leans more towards the American way though.

It would be really interesting to know the answers of these questions in a Europe comparison video

I love you gals! Please do more contents

Awesome 💯👏👏👏

I love Grace's friendly manner 😊 but sometimes she makes it sound the whole of Australia is like her home city of Brisbane. It's not. In Melbourne, for example, a lot of ppl are obsessed with coffee, and check the weather forecast all the time because our weather is nuts. Australia also has multiple languages because we have immigrants from all over the world. Also, many Aussies are cynical about the royal family and think we should be a republic.

I used to live in Brisbane. Love it there!

There is actually no legislated “official” language in the U.S. More than half of the states have passed laws making English the official language of their state. It comes up in the U.S. Congress from time to time, but nearly every Democrat votes against it as “racist”.

Christina held back wisely on the Boston Tea Party

Wrong the US doesn't have an official language.

CORDIAL. What a wonderful beverage. I have two bottles of it in my kitchen right now!

7:28 Oooh no no no, the UK weather changes all the time especially in the summer there's some really bizarre weather. Also the forecast for rain is always checked, being a tiny island it is sometimes unpredictable, the day could start of sunny but then there's a freak rainstorm at 12pm but the forecast can predict that for us... 8:14 I mean there's a pretty big difference between the summer season and the winter season in the UK. In the winter it will definitely be quite cold, like a long cold period from around mid autumn to mid spring. Then during the summer season, if we're lucky there will be 2 or 3 heatwaves in between weeks of cooler weather and storms. So in the summer iced drinks are drunk, I remember in childhood we would have so much lemonade, Pepsi, juice, squash etc in the summer but in the winter, definitely not, no ice.

By and large majority of countries have different languages spoken within them but the native language is the official or unofficial spoken .In the US,English has been influenced over time by early immigrants - German,French,Spanish primarily.There are different accents by region and different words to call or describe something in certain states

A quick clarification: while English is the lingua franca in the USA, the USA does not have an official language at the national level. Some states have declared English as their official language for government and related services, but these states are in the minority.

Brisbane girl👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽. We can see the rains comming from far away.

Love this trio 😊

These cultures are extremely okay Wow!!🤗⚘🤝

Lauren is the star of the show 🙂

Best trio💜

I love your chat I'm from Iraq. God bless you all

in the uk we have English, welsh, Scottish Gaelic, Cornish, Ulster Scots also other European languages like polish and French and there's alot of South Asian immigrants so they speak Punjabi, Urdu and Hindi

Fun fact - there is no official language of the US. It’s the most spoken language but the US government has never made it the official language of the country

for the tea, its more of a southern thing. we love our sweet tea

southern OHIO = we say ~if you don't like the weather ,wait 5 mins... like if we go on like a day trip like say to a concert ,amusement park or zoo when we will be outside for the day its seriously like take a tank top & coat & umbrella too ,if i just go shopping i bring opposite clothes of what im wearing

In Ireland, coffee is kind of becoming more popular with younger people now. In the past 5 - 10 years, a lot of coffee shops have been opening up. But tea is still way bigger. Most people in my family drink 5 - 10 cups per day. I wouldn't drink coffee at all.

Christina is completely right with iced coffee in Boston during the winter… I’m from the area and I would walk down the street to the Dunkin’ Donuts close to my school practically every day in the winter to get an iced coffee lol. Even one year on New Year’s eve my cousins and I went to Dunks to drink an iced coffee. Don’t care about the snow, I need my iced coffee 😂

Yea in Australia, even as a kid I can remember talking to strangers and they were all really nice

I drink orange juice every morning but I definitely prefer tea to coffee. Coffee was too bitter to me when I tried my mothers coffee

Tea is really popular in the south in the USA, mostly with dinner. Morning ppl mostly drinks coffee. I dont like either.

Here in Oklahoma (central US) we have to check the weather all the time I’m from the east cost ( born in Georgia spent a lot of my life in North Carolina l) I remember it being the same way! But here it is honestly worse because of the tornadoes that seem like happens year round even though we have only a few months of a break but it isn’t long.

I love how she said in England its really cold so they don't drink many hot drinks while in Canada we have Ice Capps in all weather

God , i cant stop watch this

Britain and Australia are very politically and culturally similar and the Australians have remained loyal to the crown. America though still fairly similar maintaining similar values and similar laws but there is more variation and a bit more of a cultural rivalry with Britain.

Hello Christina!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love Love Love from Philippines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In my area of Michigan, the highs get hotter than the predicted high. Even when you check the high in the morning.

I live in Aussie and probably check my weather app 3 times a day, personally I don’t drink it but coffee coffee coffee!! is all I hear people have to leave 10 mins early from home to go to work to stop and get their particular coffee

Americans love their iced tea, BTW... Just an observation (that is still forming) but I have to say that, in certain ways, Australians are kinda' in between British people and Americans. I love the people of both countries (very much). I invariably sense a kinship to the way Aussies think and act. For instance, I think that Australians are more overtly independent and opinionated about what role government is supposed to play in an individual's life where British people seem more accepting of how closely government will weave it's way into daily life. Aussies strike me as warmer and more open with others whereas the British, exercising polite sensibility, seem a little more aloof and reserved, a common theme in other European countries as well. In spite of it's geographical size, Australia is a relatively smaller country in population and economy than either the US or the UK; it is similar to our state of Texas. I believe that this must have some bearing on this difference. I want to add here that I love this channel and what you guys are doing. Well done!!

I really love chemistry between of these three girls.

I would like to watch them compare educational systems in the US, England, and Australia. If France, Germany, Spain, China, and Indonesia could join, that would be great too.

Christina you native speaker! I like your speech

From Texas here it was really cold one day then it was 90°f

Information for Lauren: There's also Welch 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Most Southerners love our Sweet Ice Tea. I'd order that before a coke with a meal.

I love them!

Eta nu tengah geulis pisan. Pangmeletkeun lur lah

cup of tea can be called a cuppa for short in australia

southerners are definitely the most open, but if you compare LA to NYC, I would definitely say NYC. imo there's always something to talk about and most people hate the same thing. just like in any city, don't be naive, you can tell who and who not to talk to

🇬🇧Lauren🇬🇧 I am from the UK but from what UK is watching (really american shows) we tend to speak some american words like fries and cookies

Three gorgeous ladies

A friend in Wales said that in terms of military might and overall mentality, it could be said that the USA 🇺🇸 is the son closest resembling the father 🇬🇧. Canada 🇨🇦 is a well-behaved 1st born, but the USA 🇺🇸 is the rebellious son which is more like the father 🇬🇧 in his prime (which the father hates to admit😂).

I liked this video before even watching it.

When she says East coast I assume she means the Northeast. I only say this to state that the South is more than just Texas, which seems to be universally recognized as the South outside the U.S. , and the Southeast and Southwest are VERY different.

What lovely ladies 🙂 I hope they’re friends now

American here, and I hate coffee, but I like tea, so that is what I drink first thing in the morning. That being said, yes, coffee is the most common drink to drink in the morning.

Think compulsory school uniform in Australia was not in public schools in some states (private schools always had them). At least when I was growing up in Canberra it was not required. I think Canberra public high schools become compulsory by 2019.

Tea is the dominant beverage in the Southern US. It's absolutely not the same tea that British people enjoy, but we drink tea more than any other drink by far.

Hi how do you do just now finished my work but I thought to see your channel but no time to get to see here I need to pick my your accent soonly if I learnt quickly it is more useful to write IELTS examination more over understood but some small confused here but it's valid only for two years after completing duration non certificate again and again should write exam not only that have to spend more money here I have to pick more phrases as your accent

The ice coffee is really tasty. After drinking an ice coffee, the body feels very alive. Ice coffee is very popular not only in America but also in Sri Lanka.🇱🇰🇱🇰

okay yeah, im from britain and i always HAVE to know the weather

She says people are ruder in the east coast of America than down south but Georgia and South Carolina are also on the east coast and in the South.

Is Australia like Canada where Queen Elizabeth is the Queen of Canada and she has a Governor General for the country and lieutenant governor generals for the provinces who represent her?

I feel like the US is a lot more individualistic than Australia. In uni they explained to us that the US is "vertically individualistic" whereas Australia is "horizontally individualistic". It's kind of like all being inviduals together on an equal plain VS a more hierarchical version of individualism where it's okay to brag about success and stuff.

Love the series! But please fire the new makeup artist.

I don’t see anyone bringing this up but I’m America I’ve never heard the term “Dutch Pay” just splitting a check

I guess the USA does not literally have an official language, though states have their own.

My country close to Australia (I'm Indonesian) but most people here in Indonesia use American accent

0:49 actually English is the de facto most important language, no language is official in THE USA.

I think the reason most Americans drink coffee more than tea has to do with history and tax on British tea.

I live in Canada but I love to do British Accent so much

Lauren didn't mention Welsh. That's also a language spoken in the UK, more so than Gaelic