American-English...
If English is not your first language, you may be more familiar with American-English. We have so many English resources that using this style, such as movies, songs, books, Youtube channel, etc. When you come across a resource that using British-English, you may stumble upon some words you are not familiar with.
I want to list several words that I know of, I believe there are many that I don’t know so feel free to put more in the comment.
| British-English | American-English |
| pavement | sidewalk |
| bin | trashcan |
| trousers | pants |
| lift | elevator |
| loo | restroom / bathroom |
| crisps | chips / potato chips |
| football | soccer |
| petrol | gas |
| biscuit | cookie |
| chips | fries / French fries |
| sweets | candy |
| flat | apartment |
| trainers | sneakers |
| jumper | sweater |
Also there is little differences in words.
For example: In UK English 'Centre' ,but in US English it's 'Center'
UK: Colour US: Color
UK:Metre US: Meter
UK: Favourite US: Favorite
UK: Organise US: Organize
Aluminum (US) and Aluminium (UK) also right? Here in Indonesia we say Aluminium, so when I write in US English, I tend to get those red line saying that I misspell the word.