Category: Living in America
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Where to Find British Food in New York
Moving to the U.S. is undoubtably thrilling, but one thing Brits often miss their chocolate. Hershey’s just can’t compare! Luckily, you can find British chocolate online or at international markets and specialty shops. In NYC, check out places like Myers of Keswick and Tea and Sympathy for a taste of home.
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What Brits Living in the U.S. Miss About the UK
Living in the U.S. can be a dream come true, but for Brits, certain comforts from home are dearly missed. The top five include full breakfasts, a proper cup of tea, Easter traditions, Bonfire Night, and UK sports. These nostalgic longings serve as a reminder of the unique cultural attachments individuals maintain.
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Exploring the Differences Between American English and British English
For our very first podcast episode, we spoke to Professor M. Lynne Murphy, a professor of linguistics at the University of Sussex and the author of The Prodigal Tongue: The Love–Hate Relationship between British and American English (2019). As an American living in the UK, Professor Murphy provided a fascinating insight into the similarities and…
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Tips on Tipping in the USA
Europeans and Brits are forever baffled about the idea of tipping in the USA, but the bottom line is yes! You should always tip. Always! Read our handy guide on Tipping in America to learn more.
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Where British Expats & Immigrants Live in the U.S.
Around 700,000 Brits have made the USA their home, with 25% calling the East Coast, especially New York, their turf. From finance in NYC to tech in San Francisco, Brits are blending in. Want to bump into a Brit? Head to Portsmouth, Virginia, where nearly 5% of the small population dons a British identity!
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How to Bring Your Pet to the U.S.
If you’re thinking of bringing your pet to America from the UK, there are some important things you need to know beforehand. Here’s our handy guide on how to get to your pet across the pond!
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