My question is, why there are differences between the british enlish and our enlish?I really don't understand, I know that the quot;realquot; english is the british one, but i don't know why some words change, I understand that the pronunciation change, but the words? Why? I really wanna know that.
Somebody was asking about NLP todaySeems like just the sort of thing that might work for youDo a search on google and find the bookThey say it cures in a matter of minutes.
What you can do is called systematic dissensitizationIt is the process of exposing yourself to the object or situation you fear from a low degree to a higher degreeFor example, you can imagine being in a tight placeAfter sometime of getting used to it, visit an airport or board a coupe that is immobileAnd after getting used to this, try boarding a moving coupeJust exposed yourself in small waysIt may take time but that will help you adjust and function in tight places.
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Most if not all Phobia's are a mind over matter thingYes, you can cure yourself of being ClaustrophobiaBut I suggest getting help with it before you do Or try doing it a little at a timeGo from big places to small places a little at a time.
Hi Julia, as a Brit myself I would say that the most simple way of explaining it is like thisEven in different parts of britain we have different words for different meanings such as a cup of tea can also be a cuppa, cha, builders tea etcI would think that when we migrated to america the 'slang' they used became the norm and therefore it became a normal american wordAnother is Aluminium foil and Tin foilTin was widely mined in GB so the most common way of describing it was Tin :) hope you understand what I'm trying to sayIts all about the difference in slang and surroundings
