Brits Reveals Words Disney World Employees Can’t Understand When Spoken With British accents

BRITISH Travelers have revealed words that Disney World staff can’t understand when spoken with a British accent.

Some words even ask translators for help.

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A British tourist posted on Facebook sharing a phrase the American staff at Disney World could never understand.

They wrote: “Yesterday at the snack bar at Disney Studios, we had a bit of a communication problem. The woman couldn’t understand ‘three bottles of water’.

“This is not a new thing as many visits over the years for some reason, asking for water with a British accent is one of the most confusing things ever.

However, things took it to a new level when the lady had to call her colleague to translate… what a shame.

“Never feels more British than when you’re begging for water in America.”

The post drew a flurry of responses from other Britons who had had similar experiences.

One person replied: “This happens to us too! In SeaWorld we have to ask for ‘war-der’ – only then is it possible.

Another wrote: “Every time we order two, we get three. Just the two of us and [we] showed two fingers. “

Another person encountered the same accent barrier, but this time with a tomato.

They wrote: “We had this with ‘please, we may not have tomatoes with that.’ We must say it in our best American accent.”

Another commented: “We went to Burger King and Americans couldn’t understand us asking for Whopper”.

Another wrote: “My mom used to have a very long chat trying to ask for some butter – staff couldn’t get it.

“When my mother tried speaking Queen’s English, the confusion only increased until finally the staff member said, ‘Oh, you mean bu’er’.”

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