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How to Adapt to British Culture

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Just like the United States, Britain is divided into different regions and areas. Britain is one of the most diverse nations in Europe with over 250 different languages being spoken in London alone. With such a varied culture, adapting to it can ... more »

How to Avoid Social Kisses

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Here is a guide on a requested article how to avoid social kisses!.. more »

How to Explore Shakespeare’s England

By Fin Young, eHow UK

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Shakespeare is widely acknowledged to be the greatest playwright ever to lift a pen. He lived in England during the historical period now known as Elizabethan times; he was born in 1564 and died in 1616. England back in those days was a ... more »

How to Survive England as an American

By thembeka

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These days, being an American comes with a heavy title. While traveling, you will always be recognized by your accent, and you will almost always be stereotyped. It is a constant effort to remove the stereotype and to prove that, although ... more »

How to Talk Trash While You Are Playing Spades

By AngelBean

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Talking trash is as much a part of the game of spades as putting players out of the game is a part of Monopoly. The thing is you have to know when to be creative and when to be downright vulgar. Here are some tips to help you distinguish the ... more »

How to Tour Buckingham Palace

By jamesbankston

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You never got that knighthood you expected. Prince William won't return your calls. Face it-—the only way you're ever going to see the inside of Buckingham Palace is if you buy a ticket, just like the rest of us... more »

How to Learn Archaeology at York’s Dig

By Sonal Panse, eHow UK

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An important learning center for everyone keen to learn about archaeology and York’s fascinating past, the York Archaeological Trust’s Dig has some interesting courses for both novices and more experienced visitors... more »

How to Plan a Weekend at Gisburn’s Beat-Herder

By Simon Arms, eHow UK

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Beat-Herder is a Lancashire festival set in Ribble valley and Dockber Farm. Evolving from the Northern party scene, it showcases art, music and theatre with a sharp edge. If you think you can handle this, then follow the steps below and you are ... more »

How to Understand Cockney Rhyming Slang

By Amy Stone, eHow UK

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Cockney rhyming slang originally sprung up during the 1800s in that area of East London which was within hearing distance of the "Bow Bells" of St Mary-Le-Bow church in Cheapside. Although no one knows for certain why rhyming slang developed, a ... more »

How to Be a Liverpool Fan

By Bretton Rodriguez

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Some people say that being a Liverpool fan is something you have to be born into. They claim that it cannot be taught. However—even if you weren’t born on the Merseyside, don’t speak with a Scouser accent and don’t really care about the ... more »

How to be an Anglophile

By liana

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Tea, The Office, fish and chips and The Beatles. That’s only a sampling of all the wonderful things our friends across the pond have to offer. If you’re interested in knowing more about the British way of life, then you’re probably an ... more »

How to Buy Books in Hay-on-Wye

By Simon Arms, eHow UK

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Situated on the Welsh and English border, Hay-on-wye can be a little confused about its identity. However, where there is confusion there is culture and this town is not only home to over 35 major bookshops, but also holds an annual literature ... more »

How to Find Classic Pubs in West Kensington, London

By Sonal Panse, eHow UK

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Pubs in Britain are popular hangouts where locals and visitors converge for beer, good food and a lively social time. Some London establishments have been around for centuries and have retained their traditional and often elegant interiors. If ... more »

How to Follow the English Football Season

By Simon Arms, eHow UK

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Football is the most popular sport on the planet, and English football is the most closely followed version. You can use these steps to follow the football season and enjoy all the action to the fullest... more »

How to Identify Who's Who in the Astor Family

By jamesbankston

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The Astors have been prominent for two centuries, with branches in both Great Britain and the United States. They have been active in politics, fur-trading, business, high society, hotel-keeping and newspaper publishing. Here is a breakdown of ... more »

How to Marry an Englishman

By tracydo

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Many American women have a thing about Englishmen. Maybe it’s the Mr. Darcy haughtiness factor, or the boyish Beckham factor, or the Jamie Oliver great cooking factor… however you slice it, the draw of the Englishman is strong. But before you ... more »

How to Speak Old English in the Medieval Times (The Beginners Guide)

By edmpages

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Whether you are writing a book, acting, or just want to wow others with your knowledge, this article will start you off on the path to speaking a whole new language—and how NOT to say the wrong thing!.. more »

How to Take Afternoon Tea

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Afternoon tea is a light meal consumed by Britons and people in many other countries such as Mexico, Ireland and Africa, though the light foods served during afternoon tea vary from country to country. This ritual began with the seventh Duchess ... more »

How to Use Night Buses in London

By eHow Travel Editor

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You've had a good night out, the time has just flown by, you look down at your watch and realize that you have missed the last tube train. This does not mean that you have to spend a fortune on taxis. London has one of the most efficient public ... more »

How to Buy Foreign Currency Online

By ChristiB

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If you are traveling to another country for a trip or vacation, such as Europe, you will want to have some foreign currency of that country on hand when you arrive. You may also need cash to make some of the purchases during your stay. So how ... more »

How to Celebrate Remembrance Day in Britain

By Simon Arms, eHow UK

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Remembrance Day is celebrated throughout the British Commonwealth in Canada, South Africa, Australia and Britain in order to remember those that lost their live in the two world wars. First organised in 1919 by George V, it falls on November the ... more »

How to Dress Like a Member of the Horrors Band

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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You may think that dressing like a "horror" is the last thing you want to do. But since the rock band The Horrors made the music charts in 2005, dressing like one of The Horrors has become the height of cool... more »

How to Enjoy a Renaissance Faire

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Spend the day in an age where chivalry and laughter abound. Where kings and queens and noble lords and ladies stroll among the commoners. Where valiant knights engage in combat for the honor of their ladies. Wherever you live, chances are a ... more »

How to Learn Key Phrases in British English

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Although it may seem like we speak the same language, Americans and Brits use many different words and expressions. Learning a bit of British English is the easiest way to consider yourself bilingual!.. more »

How to Make Bangers and Mash

By dweaver

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Feel like having a good helping of comfort food as the cold weather sets in? Use this easy recipe to make a nice serving of Bangers and Mash... more »

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