I have never noticed it and I will have to start listening for it now. Something that I have noticed over the years has to do with hospitals. Americans say “I am going to THE hospital while Brits say “I am going to hospital”. It must be an example of “separated by a common language”.I always find it mildly interesting how in review videos, Americans seem to refer to Apple as a singular noun (“Apple has added a 5x telephoto camera”) while reviewers in the UK refer to Apple as a plural noun (“Apple have added a 5x telephoto camera”). Anyone else notice this?![]()