1.	Lidé Velké Británie

2.	Britský sociální systém

3.

Nápoje

4.

Jídlo

5.

Prázdniny

5.1	Remembrance Day v Británii

5.2

Vánoce

5.3	Boxing Day

5.4

Nový rok

5.5	Pancake Day

5.6	Velikonoce

5.7	Svatý Valentýn

5.8

Apríl

5.9

Den matek

5.10	Narozeniny královny Velké Británie

5.11

Halloween

6.	Život ve Velké Británii

6.1	Řídíme auto na špatné straně cesty

6.2	Používáme vtipná měření

6.3	Jsme přehnaně zdvořilí

6.4	Nestaráme se o vzhled

6.5	Nosíme boty i doma

6.6	Studené britské domy

6.7	Koupelny jsou zábavné

6.8	Nejíme polévky

6.9	Ničíme čaj mlékem

"British people
They describe themselves like animal lovers (dog lovers) and tolerant but suspicious of foreigners. They are class-conscious (they know about their class), communicative – talkative, chatty, talking about weathers, family-oriented, law-abiding, political correct mad – they care what they say, nationalistic – they are being told not to be → find balance – be proud but not extreme, polite, proud – they are still proud that they are still different from the rest of Europe (they are on Island, they are resistant to the EU), noble, religious, traditional – traditional lovers, they are said to be conservative, black humour, drunker – big problem, gambler – betting a lot. Britain is multicultural but there is an intolerant minority, Britain is one of the most democratic societies.

British social class system
- the different positions represent different levels of power, influence and money
- you can tell which class people belong to by the way they speak (accent), their clothes, their interests, the way that they educate their children, or even the type of food they eat...
- shops are also divided by class social system – for upper or lower classes, Harrow’s – very expensive supermarket with everything
- it has nothing to do with money → who your parents are, where you come from
- people want to move of course

1) upper classes
- rich people
- where you come from – that is what it is all about
- aristocrats, old families – people with inherited wealth and title
- also defined by people´s education, pastimes – traditional sporting life like hunting, shooting, fishing, horse riding
2) middle classes
- the majority of the population of Britain today
a) upper middle classes
- doctors, architects, industrialists
b) middle middle classes
- teachers, bank managers, headmasters, directors in schools
c) lower middle classes
- official workers, bank workers
3) lower / working classes
- main (důl) and factory workers, agricultural, shop workers"

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