Which country do you live in?

[Anonymous]

I was born and I still currently live in Australia. I have never been to a foreign country before but I would really like to visit Italy, France and the Scandinavian countries.
I have been using this website for over 2 years now and English is my first language. I have heard before English used in the USA and Australia aren’t identical but still similar enough that an American and an Australian would not have a hard time understanding each other.
I know most users on this website are American. Did you have a hard time understanding my English?

[AviatorTom]

United States. I've been to Australia and we understand each other just fine. Sure, some words have different meanings, but you quickly learn that. For example boot/bonnet is hood/trunk on a car. We have different accents too but again, easy to get used to.

[DryGermanGuy]

I think the most problems for Americans arise when they find out the hard way that they have booked a flight to Austria! 🤭

[Alexandrubaschet08]

Live in UK as imigrant, born and rase as romanian

[ODC2112]

I am Italian, and I live in Italy. In the past, I lived in Sweden and in the Netherlands.

[EmmaMary]

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

[ImalwaysrightOK]

American. G' day mate.

[Wise4myage]

I live in the United States.

[IdaChristine]

I'm Norwegian and live in Norway

[DownInTheDumps]

Australia

[Simslover92]

USA.

[Degenerate]

Canada