The traditions of the British, of course, are directly related to their ethnic origin. And the British, as you know, formed their nationality in the Middle Ages from some Germanic tribes.
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The main most famous tradition of the British is their five-hour tea with milk and tea in general. This is one of the most beloved activities of the British, which allows them to take a break from the daily hustle and bustle, to be distracted, to chat with friends. The British value this tradition very much and treat it as exceptional. That is why at any Englishman's home you can always see several tea sets, as well as several different types of tea.
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The process of feeding the British also has distinctive features that are characteristic of the British. For example, one of the features of the English meal is the English breakfast. The fact is that the English breakfast is quite impressive in size, and also striking in its variety. Against this background, it is noteworthy that the British have a very meager lunch. As a rule, the British may well limit themselves to a bun with a little juice. This tradition is reflected in the American fast food tradition.
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The English dinner is also impressive in size and variety. However, at the same time, the English dinner surprises even at the time when it is held. Usually dinner at the British is served around eleven o'clock in the evening, and sometimes later.
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The British adherence to their units of measurement is noteworthy. Despite the fact that world cultures are increasingly striving for greater unity, and world science - for unification, the British persistently use only pints, feet, pounds, etc. This demonstrates the great desire of the British to preserve their traditions.
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The British are also characterized by patriarchy in large social groups. As a matter of fact, one of the most striking manifestations of the British conservatism is the presence of a monarchy.
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Also, the English people are famous for their numerous fairs, the brightest festivals, exhibitions and sports events. Arriving in England, you will surely stumble upon some kind of celebration and be surprised at its magnitude. It is customary for the British to celebrate holidays in a large circle of their nation, and not with their own family. In the family, the British also have many distinctive features. For example, the attitude towards children. At the age of seventeen, a person becomes completely independent and, as a rule, leaves the parental home.
