‘What’s the most British phrase of all-time?’ – 21 nailed-on suggestions

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English isn’t the most common first language in the world, but it’s top three, with the US and Canada, Australia and the Bahamas among the many countries that include native English speakers.

While the language is shared, many words and phrases are peculiar to their region, such as Australians using ‘bonzer’ for ‘great’, or Americans saying ‘Let’s vote for Trump’.

No Context Brits decided to pin down some uniquely British phrases with the help of Twitter.

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