Focus On: International Fundraising: DM Fundraising Across the Pond
An American consultant goes one on one with British colleague John Watson
The British and Americans share many similarities, most notably a common language. But there also are many differences. Any American tourist in London will notice the Brits’ dissimilar pronunciation of words such as privacy or schedule, and peculiar terms such as “lift” instead of elevator or “boot” instead of trunk.
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