TheUKandtheUSAareallEnglish-speakingcountries.However,thevocabulary,pronunciationandspellingofBritishEnglisharedifferentfromthoseofAmericanEnglish.AmericanEnglishspellingismorephonetic.Also,thefestival,thedietandthecultureoftheUKandtheUSAaredifferentfromeachother. 　　ThefestivalintheUSAandtheUKaresimilar,butsomefestivalsintheUSAdon'texistintheUK. 　　NewYear'sDay(January1) 　　Valentine’sDay(February14) 　　StDavid’sDay(March1) 　　StPatrick’sDay(March17) 　　Easter(March21-April5) 　　GoodFriday(FridaybeforeEaster) 　　Lady'sDay(March25) 　　AprilFool’sDay(April1) 　　Queen'sBirthday(April21) 　　Shakespeare'sDay(April23) 　　MayDay(May1)/LaborDay(ThefirstMondayinSeptember) 　　Mothers'Day(theSecondSundayinMay) 　　Halloween(October31) 　　Hallowmas(November1) 　　ChristmasEve(December24) 　　ChristmasDay(December25) 　　BoxingDay(December26) 　　IntheUKthereisakindofbreakfastcalledContinentalBreakfast,andakindoflunchcalledSundaylunch.TheBritishofteneatpotatoesandFrenchfries,whichtheBritishcall"chips".TheAmericanpeopleismadeupofimmigrants,sotheyeatfoodfromallovertheworld,likeFrenchfries,spaghetti,pizza,hamburgerandhotdog.Alotoffoodcomesfromforeigncountries,soyoucan'tpronouncethemwithphonics.Dinnerisconsideredasthebiggestmealoftheday,andtheyhaveappetizers,soup,entree,salad,dessertandbeverages.Thereareallkindsoffood,likeFrenchfood,Asianfood,Californianfood,Pennsylvanianfood,Louisiananfood,etc. 　　IntheUSAtherearefourtimezones,whileinBritain,thereisonlyonetimezone.WhatyouoftenheartheBritishandAmericanpeoplesayare:"Allowme","Excuseme","Sorry","Thankyou". 　　Whichevercountryyougoto--beittheUKortheUSA,pleaseremember,wheninRome,doastheRomansdo!