Everyone gets worried about accidentally doing things that will make the people around them angry. Today I will help you avoid this problem by telling you the 5 things you should never do in the UK

In this Episode I talk about:

• How much British people enjoy queueing
• Keeping the noise down in public
• Why talking about yourself can be annoying
• How important manners are for Brits
• Why you shouldn't actually answer the question "how are you?"

Check out the full show notes here:

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My name is Dan and I am a British English teacher from Sheffield in the UK. I moved to Japan in 2016 to start a new life and I realised that the language I learned from textbooks was nothing like the real world and I really struggled to survive in a new country. These days I am able to do most things in my daily life here in Japan and I want to make sure that you can do the same in the UK. I am here to help you understand British life, British culture, and of course, British English!

You can learn from me for free:

• Daily reels on ⁠Instagram⁠
• Free weekly podcast episodes
• My other podcast ⁠"Proper British Expressions"⁠
• You can read ⁠my blog⁠
• Download my free ⁠British slang guide⁠

We can also work together to help you achieve your language goals.

• If you want to be a confident communicator in English, check out my ⁠private 1 to 1 classes⁠
• You can try my 15 day British Slang challenge [coming soon]
• If you are ready to really learn how to learn English in the real world to build relationships and lead a happier life, check out my Confident Communicator course

Whichever you choose, I am here to help!