num_pages: 320
description: 'Lighthearted and informative. Amusing...lively...and eminently accessible. A fascinating store of information.'- JDA Widdowson, Director, The National Centre for English Cultural Tradition, The University of Sheffield   
   take a tour of the dialects of Britaint 
   order a pimple and blotch (scotch) at the rub-a-dub-dub (pub) and have a rabbit and pork (talk) with the localst 
   slang and colloquial usaget 
   avoid embarrassing British - US differencest 
   cultural tips, festivals, food and shoppingt 
   fit in at a football match or follow the cricket 
   Scottish Gaelic and Welsh included 
 
language: English
title: British Phrasebook
titlecomplete: British Phrasebook
genres: British Literature, Linguistics, Language, Travel, Reference, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 42
places: Britain
series: Lonely Planet Phrasebooks
publisher: Lonely Planet