What's your favorite British phrase (or word)?

[ChelseaIRL]

mine is "couldn't be bothered." or when they put "yeah" at the end of a sentence. that and when things are "brilliant!"

i don't say things are brilliant so much, since it's usually only said sarcastically here, but i've incorporated the others into my regular speech.

[Amy Leona]

And "Oi!"

[Inkweaver]

YES! I love it when they say oi XD.

[Tova C.E]

Bloke, bird, twit, mate (which I've noticed is actually used quite a lot)...
That' all I can think of right now. Love them all.

[Inkweaver]

I love it! I always call people a twit if they annoy me :P. Either that or git >.<.

[Inkweaver]

So true XD.

[Devynn]

i like the way they say isnt it like "i-in-ih"

[Tova C.E]

It's not a swear word... It's like "fucking", only... less. And prettier.
Ok, it's kind of a swear word.

[Marianne]

I'd say 'bloody' was on equal 'swear terms' with saying 'shit.' Everyone says it but you need to watch it around the old ladies!

[amtar]

I personally love to say "biscuit", "crisps", and "chips" instead of cookie, chips, and fries.

[George Davies]

spiffing old bean their phrases really are top notch dontchaknow! i do infact live in the loveley city of bristol and i know fair wel that no britsh folk talk like my last sentence!

[Lauren The Majestic Narwal]

i love brilliant, blimey, bloody, bloke, mate, rubbish, when they call people "love" and gobsmaked

[Allison Shaw]

This makes me smile. When I first got back from england, I had this plan to "implement Britishisms into my everyday vocabulary." Every once in a while, "bloody" or "rubbish" still slips out. ; P

I also happen to have a fairly decent English accent, if I do say so myself. Many an american has thought I was truly british, but I'm too embarrassed to speak in my accent in front of an English person, so I don't know what they think of it.