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Business Builder: Is My Business Contact in the USA / UK Being Impolite?
If you are a business person and you are experienced with talking to mostly British or American contacts, you might ask yourself this question sometimes: Are they being impolite to me?

Wednesday Wildcard: Happy Christmas, not Merry!
We all know the common American phrase “Merry Christmas” as we see it on the TV and in a lot of films. Did you know that in the UK we say “Happy Christmas” instead?

Top 10 dos and don’ts to have a great time in England.
Let’s pretend together that it is easy to travel at the moment, and you dream of visiting England in the UK. We are a generally accepting bunch (group of people), and like to avoid confrontation. Here are some important tips for not offending people and having a great time in England: