You know you've studying abroad in the UK for a while when...

You know you’ve studying abroad in the UK for a while when…

  1. You are shocked to see that the Uni is closed, city is collapsed and people stranded if streets are covered with more that 5 cm of snow.

Please, 1mm is enough for that! Šypsena

  1. You see people drunk in the streets at 8pm.

Khem, I’d say 24/7 Cha cha

  1. You’ve tried to buy a traditional coffee maker and you’ve failed.

English concept of coffee is instant nescafe Veee

  1. You realize the most important religion is not Christianity but Rugby.

FOOTBALL Apakęs

  1. You wonder how people wash their intimate parts without a "bidé"

You wonder if people here wash anything Cha cha

  1. You’ve had a Full English Breakfast with bacon, eggs, sausages, beans, etc and you think it’s amazing

Veee

  1. In case you need to get your hands clean, you realise that you only have two options: boil your hands in water near to 90º or see how they become two beauty ice-cubes.

Pavargęs

  1. You have a sink in your bedroom.

for students it’s not only a sink, but a toilet as well Cha cha

  1. You ask for a double whisky in a pub and the quantity you’re given is just ridiculous!!

50ml for a double Nežinau and the regular lager 3.8 Pavargęs

  1. You see potatoes everywhere, in all different forms and shapes, i.e. boiled potatoes, jacked potatoes, smashed potatoes, chips, crisps, etc.

and you haven’t realized so far that you can make eggs in so many different ways Juokiasi

  1. You know there is a fair chance your house is filled with mould.

and if you can’t see it, it’s probably been painted over Cha cha

  1. "hello/hey, how are you?" is replaced by "you alright?"

*yalrite Šypsena

  1. You go to the lectures just for sleeping…lying on the table, chair…it doesnt matter!!!

…and just end up leaving half way through!

  1. You discover that a simple ticket of the train can vary from a price of 8£ to 30£… for the same train, time and journey

from 10 to 110 i’d say!

  1. Your umbrellas have got broken at least twice and you are still hoping not to break the new one even if it’s May!

and in the end just end up using the broken one…

  1. Your sentences begin with…"to be honest"…

sad but true Cha cha “can’t be asked” is also frequently used Cha cha

  1. You are addressed as "treacle, sugarplumb, darling, sweetheart, love, …" (and all other versions of nicknames in that genre you normally only call your wife/lover) by the staff in supermarkets, pubs and restaurants.

…cock Nekaltas

  1. You talk about the weather all the time.

guilty Drovus