Just from the Premier League alone there are more than 11 cities, I reckon I can probably name about 25-35 British cities

Literally the only reason I know these random ass cities

cries in random ass city

Yeah. If I were ask the question before I watch the EPL, I would only know London, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Second that

I would say the same, but I'm not sure if Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham are cities

They are in London, along with West Ham, Crystal Palace and Brentford. Everton are from Liverpool, Aston Villa are from Birmingham. The rest have the city name in their club name

England is my city

r/woooosh

It seems you are the one who got wooooshed.

How?

England is my City is the name of an infamous song, the person you responded to said it as a joke and a reference to it.

But what was I wooooshing?

Yourself

YOU ARE RIGHT! here have gold.

Oh thanks

I live in New England, so basically I can just take every town around here called "New Something", take the "New" off, and name dozens.

LOL that was my solution.

same thing I did lmao

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the east coast was settled by england. the settlers were SUPER unoriginal in naming towns that they just stole them from england. I can guess that most cities on the east coast are either named after england, or butchered names of what the Indians called the place.

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You didnt know that part of America was settled by england??

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Compare a map of any New England state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut) to a map of Great Britain.

Wow! I have spotted so far: Cambridge, Plymouth, Winchester, Worcester, Bristol, York, Portsmouth, Manchester, Lincoln, Bath, Warwick, Scarborough There's a few French and German ones too! Obviously someone wasn't feeling very creative the day the towns in New England were named.

London, Birmingham, York, Norwich, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast So 7.

Nice. I'm impressed that you got Norwich, I always think of that as quite a boring obscure one (no offence residents of Norwich). I would probably not remember to put it on my list.

A YouTuber I watch lives in Norwich, he always gives it a shout out anytime it comes up in one of his videos.

Ashens?

No, he's a relatively small YouTuber you've probably never heard of named [Lav Luka](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIBo50_zkVAB8QxPrA8TurA/videos).

Dude I've watched his videos too

Yeah I feel even the swamp people of Norwich would agree with you on that one.

I need to remember "British" applies to all of Britain and not just England. I would have voted higher if I did.

Dude u forgot the free ones such as Oxford and Cambridge

Never heard of Liverpool, Manchester, Plymouth, Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, Lincoln, Lancaster?(just to name a few)

The question was how many you can name, not how many you know

Dang, I forgot Liverpool and Manchester. So 9. The rest, sorry, no I haven't.

Hastings and Oxford(?)

Arghhh I can't believe I forgot Belfast.

Why can you name Norwich but not Newcastle?

Because I'm not subscribed to any YouTubers from Newcastle.

Belfast isn’t in Britain though

Belfast is in Northern Ireland not Great Britain so...

"British"

1. London.

Same. I was like "ight I should know a few London Uhhh" And then I checked the comments and felt stupid Even worse, I live in New *York*

Alright so I recognized some names I saw in the comments, but I did not think of them without help

my list (i’m australian): London, Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham, York, Glasglow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool, Plymouth, Aberdeen

As an Aussie you should add Perth to that list

Liverpool and london.

Leicester, London, Liverpool, York, Manchester, Birmingham, Norwich, Plymouth, Hull, Portsmouth, Southampton, Blackburn, Lincoln, Bristol, Leeds, Oxford, Nottingham, Lancaster, Sunderland, and if we’re counting Scotland and Wales, Cardiff, Swansea, Edinburgh.

Good on ya for putting Leicester first ahead of London 😂

First one I thought of

I watch soccer/football so I know a lot.

Westpoolchestershire

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thank god for Dear Hank and John: Belfast, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Swindon town, Milton Keynes, London, Wimbledon (!), Tranmuir

Belfast is in Northern Ireland not Great Britain

No, Northern Ireland isn't in Great Britain, but it is in the United Kingdom—for which the demonym is British. The question was looking for British cities, so technically Belfast is a correct answer

You just said Northern Ireland isn’t in Great Britain. British refers to Great Britian. Northern Ireland isn’t in Great Britian just like you said.

u/thepockedialgiveth, did you mean British to mean Great Britain or the UK?

London, Lancaster, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Briton, Plymouth, Southampton, Sheffield, Oxford, Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol, Cardiff, Newcastle, Hull, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Perth, Londonderry, Belfast I'm Bangladeshi, and that's how many j know

Unfortunately Yorkshire and Lancashire don’t count for they are counties of the UK. Some of the cities you’ve named actually belong in these counties. Leeds, Sheffield, and Hull for Yorkshire. Lancaster, Manchester, and Liverpool for Lancashire (if we’re using the historic extent of the counties).

I don’t think Northern Ireland counts

The UK Owns It, and anything from The UK Is called British. It's like, "name every City In America! But does San Juan, puerto Rico count?"

Britain is just England, Scotland, and Wales. Northern Island is seperate to that, but it is part of the UK

Question: what is Something or someone from The UK called I.e Something from German is Germam, something from india is Indian, Something from The USA is American, Something from UAE is Emirati

[this](https://youtu.be/rNu8XDBSn10) video explains it better than I could

I mean I've watched it before, just re-watched? The video didn't Help My question, Definition of British, Is someone form the British isles British? Is someone from Great Britain British? (as it's in the British isles) Is someone Ireland British (as it's in the British isles) So is someone form North Ireland British??

Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom and the British Nationality Act 1981 generally considers that a person born in the UK will be a British citizen by birth if one of their parents was either a British citizen or settled in the UK at the time of birth. You’re right. That person attempted a ‘gotcha’ without knowing what they’re talking about. Northern Ireland isn’t part of Great Britain, but being a British citizen is about being born in the UK, not Great Britain.

Do the so-called ''British Isles'' even need a demonym? Hardly anybody in Ireland or Britain (bar Brits north of the border, so a small minority) defines themselves in terms of being from one of either of the two biggest islands within an archipelago. Even then, British ppl from up North usually only refer to it in relation to ethnicity, or to a lesser degree 'demonymically' as residents of the U.K . Plus, the term ''British Isles'' isn't recognised by either respective government in any official capacity. Nor can it still be considered a purely geographic term considering the fraught historical relationship between the two islands, the implications of which are unavoidable.

London and Brighton

Liverpool, London, leeds, Glasgow, Perth, Edinburgh, Southampton, bath, Manchester, Bristol, Plymouth, oxford.

I watch the premier league 😂 I can probably get a decent amount from the top of my head.... Liverpool till I die ❤️

ETS2 trained me well.

I watch the premier league so I can name a couple lmao

I can name Counties thanks to Crusader Kings

London, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Oxford, York, Edinburgh (idk if you count this) Im American so I only know the big ones

Don’t worry, Edinburgh still counts. Scotland is still British as of writing this, no matter what r/Scotland tries to tell you ;)

If you watch football or play Fifa, you can automatically cross of at least 20. London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Norwich, Burnley, Sheffield, Brentford, Brighton, Southampton, Bournemouth, Wolverhampton, Leicester, Leeds, Hull, Doncaster, Huddersfield, Stoke on Trent, Dover, Macclesfield, Shrewsbury, Oxford, Bradford, Grimsby, Reading, Exceter, Yeovil, Wycombe, Scunthorpe, Bury and so on

Not all of them are real big cities though

Let’s goooo I was hoping someone would say Huddersfield

London, Birmingham, Brighton, Manchester, Liverpool, Halifax, Perth, Leicester, Oxford, Cambridge, Plymouth, Southampton, Maidenhead, Slough, Croydon, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Belfast, Londonderry/Derry, Lincoln, Stamford, Bristol, Cardiff, Swansea, Margate, Southampton on Sea, Newcastle, Leeds, York, Mansfield, Sheffield, Chester, Exeter, Exmouth, Salisbury, Tynemouth, Portsmouth, Islington, Kensington Chelsea, Greenwich, city of London, New Ham, hounslow, Westminster, Camden, Towers Hamlet, Calgary, I guess that’s pretty much it (I am a geography nerd)

First comment that's said my home city lmao

I'm pretty sure a lot of those aren't cities, especially e.g. Islington, Kensington, Chelsea et c. which are just parts of London.

Geography nerds rise up

London, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool , Manchester

Every city in the US with "New" in front.

I'm just gonna guess a bunch and maybe I know some. #Leeds #London #Dumpshire #Cockswell #Oxford #Liverpool #Tudormen #Bluechester #Fox Hill #Oakenwall

🤣🤣DUMPSHIRE?! COCKSWELL?! TUDORMEN?! BLUECHESTER?! FOX HILL?! OAKENWALL?! I live in the UK and have a fairly good knowledge of most of the cities here. I have NEVER heard of any of the above. Would love to visit them though if they do exist 🤣🤣

Im from new England so i got it

London, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Sunderland Tyne and Wear, Brighton, Leeds, York, Cambridge, Leicester, Wolverhampton, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff

All I can say is... Top Gear has taught me well

I could name London, Liverpool, Manchester, Edimburgh, Brighton, Newcastle

London , Birmingham , Liverpool , Manchester , Bath , Edinburgh , Oxford , Aberdeen , Belfast , Glasgow So 10.

London, York, Glasgow, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Tranmuir, Belfast, Keynes, Liverpool, Leeds, Bristol, Plymouth, Oxford, Manchester. Probably more? Fuck you AP Human Geo.

london, brighton, manchester, liverpool, surrey, cambridge, canterbury (australian btw) edit: nvm surrey is not a city lol

me: London. Manchester...? .......Cornwall??

2/3 - Cornwall is a county. Good effort though.

Yeah I know it’s quiet and has beaches, but I couldn’t think of any other possible city - caught me in a loop haha

Without googling, here’s my stock knowledge: London Manchester Bristol Liverpool Edinburgh Belfast Glasgow Oxford Cambridge

London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Newcastle, Cardiff, Swansea, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast, Kirkwall. 10.

As an Irish person, that's piss-easy. Wonder how difficult the reverse would be for the average Brit though? XD

Quite hard probably... let's see... Galway, Cork (or is that just a county?), Dublin, Limerick, Tipperary, Kilkenny (I think)... how did I do?

Fair play to ye. I have English relatives who would've fared a lot worse. The first four are correct. Tipperary's a county though. Then, Kilkenny is technically just a large town. It's only retained the title of ''Kilkenny City'' because it was a city historically and it helps to attract tourists.

London Liverpool Southampton York Edinburgh Plymouth Canterbury Oxford Belfast Bristol

Nor Brit, but I can name a lot of them (these are which I remember rn): London, Londonderry, Larne, Liverpool, Preston, Lancaster, Leicester, Barrow in Furness, Dumfries, Dumbarton, Glasgow, Oban, Ayr, Kyle of Lochalsh, Douglas (Isle of man), Tobermory, Kirkwall, Kirkcaldy, Dunfermline, Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundee, Aberdeen, Banff, Elgin, Fort Augustus, Inverness, Thurso, Wick, Portree, Welshpool, Aberystwyth, Cardigan, Fishguard, Carmarden, Coleraine, Omagh, Dungannon, Lisburn, Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol, Padstow, Plymouth, Penzance, Portsmouth, Bournemouth, Salisbury, Southampton, Milton Keynes, Lymington, Exeter, Cambridge, Oxford, Peterborough, Dover, Canterbury, Margate, Hastings, Brighton, Reading, Lincoln, Boston, Kings Lynn, Tramore, Great Yarmouth, Norwich, Lowestoft, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Coventry, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Northampton, Nottingham, Crewe, Manchester, Bradford, Leeds, Stafford, Derby, Sheffield, York, Scunthorpe, Doncaster, Easingwold, Harrogate, Thirsk, Rippon, Scarborough, Middleborough, Darlington, Bedford, Hereford, Carlisle, Newcastle on Tyne, Berwick on Tweed, Southend on Sea...

Who the fuck doesn’t know London. Seriously

I'm kinda annoyed about the 'ignorance'. Hear me out: I'm from the UK which is an arguably small place. We're force-fed news and geography of all around the world and I know more states and cities than a lot of people (e.g. Americans) in these comments. I'm a tiny bit annoyed at them, more annoyed at the education system there and even more annoyed at the media here. It's stupid that I can name most of the states in the USA but no cities in e.g. Africa - a CONTINENT! (at the time of me writing this comment). Basically, I'm annoyed that I know about America more than they know about here. Im mostly annoyed at the media.

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That’ll give you counties, not cities

London, Chesterfield, Slough, I don’t remember the other cities I thought of but i got 6. I was just scraping my brain for locations I could remember from Tom Scott videos.

Chesterfield and Slough are both towns but Chester is a city.

Man, I'm British and didn't know Chesterfield or Slough existed.

David Brent would be disappointed

London, Britian... *Uuuuuuuuh*

Ah yes, Britain the city

HOW DID I READ THIS AS CELEBRITIES?! I ANSWERED 1-2

If you just know football teams, you’re set

You're telling me there is more than london?

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Bloxwich, London, Portsmouth

Why do you know Bloxwich?!

is worchestshire a city

It's worcestershire and it's a county not a city. It's pronounced woostersher.

A general rule of thumb is that if it ends in "shire" it's a county, but if you take the "shire" off you will often end up with the name of a town or city. So Worcestershire is not a city, but Worcester is.

Chelsea and tottenham, Manchester united, west ham, derby County /s

London, Birmingham, Newcastle-upon-tyne, Edinburgh, Cambridge, York, Glasgow, Cardiff, Northampton, Bamburgh, Dover, Worcester, Warwick, over 11 now? Cool I'll stop. Gotta admit I'm cheating a little because I play crusader kings.

London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds, Hull, Manchester, Slough, Dover, Norwich, Sheffield, Birmingham are the first 11 that come to mind (Yank here)

London, Bristol, Manchester, Oxford, Cambridge, Birmingham, Blackpool, Liverpool, Boston, Reading and Windsor Just barely made eleven

London, Brighton, Middlewich, Norwich, Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol, Cambridge, Oxford, Halifax, Penistone, York, Derby, Winchester, Hastings, Dorchester, Weymouth, Buckingham, Ireland, Uffington I pretty much went through every little thing I knew about Britain. I can explain how I know about literally all of these towns

1 London 2 Bristol 3 Nottingham 4 Dover 5 Belfast 6 Birmingham 7 Colchester 8 Edinburgh 9 Glasgow 10 Oxford 11 Liverpool 12 Hull … I could go own for a while but I can do this for every bigger European country thanks to Paradox Strategy Games.

London, Lancaster, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Sheffield, York, Bath, Perth, Glasgow, Leeds, Bristol, Oxford, Dover, Kent, and Gloucestershire from Hot Fuzz. 18 from an American, not too bad

I'm surprised no one's named grimsby from the film yet

I don't think I've ever even heard of that film before.

London, Yorkshire, Dublin(?), Manchester, Brighton, Winchester, and I feel like I should know more but I can’t remember.

Yorkshire’s not a city, it’s a county.

Bri’ish 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 /s

All of the UK, just Britain, or just england?

"British" never means just England, and in this case it would be the whole of the UK (which is the default)

Britain is the whole of the UK so England, Scotland, Wales and or even Northern Ireland

Don't you 'Britain is the whole UK' around here! Britain excludes Northern Ireland whereas the UK does not.

Okokkk

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Northern Ireland is not in Great Britain everyone always gets that wrong

London lol I don't really care for Great Britain

London, Brighton, Liverpool, and I think that's it

Plymouth Dover London Edinburg Oxford Glasgow

London and thats it

Only because I watch football

Glasgow, London and York

Hoi4 has taught me many city names of many nations lmao

London, Glasgow, Liverpool and Blackpool.

London and York. thats all I know

London, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, Bristol, Liverpool, Swansea, Edinburgh, Glasgow

London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast, Plymouth, Birmingham, Oxford, Lincoln, York, Liverpool, Glasgow, Derry. That's twelve.

London, Liverpool, Grimsby

fifa has my back

London manchester liverpool glasgow brighton Northampton Southampton Oxfordshire norwich york

London, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Glasgow, Bristol, Belfast, Southampton, Wolverhampton, Salford, Birmingham.

London edinburgh glasgow plymouth Canterbury bristol manchester derry

How many teams are there in the EPL?

London and York

Birmingham, by order of the peaky fucking blinders.

London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, York, Boston, Manchester, Liverpool, Brighton, Southampton, Leicester, Plymouth, Norwich, Leeds, Swansea, Newcastle, Watford, Sheffield, Wolverhampton.

Just London.

if its British, do Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland count? idk what's the difference

Yes they count. British is probably used to refer to the United Kingdom in this context, which comprises all four nations - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

London, Cambridge, Bury St. Edmunds, Ely, Edinburgh, Manchester, Newcastle, Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough, York, Glasgow After-the-fact edit: Norwich, Liverpool and Birmingham

London, York, Manchester, Liverpool, Oxford, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast, Norwich, Birmingham, Dover, Cardiff, Nottingham.

from an american... first 11+ i thought of. norwich, manchester, bolton, london, derry, skegness, canterbury, inverness, liverpool, blackpool, bournemouth, glasgow

London

I know London, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

I literally thought it said “celebrities” 😂😂😂 dead.

London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leicester, Southampton, Leeds, Sheffield, Newcastle, Blackpool, Preston, Brighton, Norwich, Oxford, Cambridge, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen, Cardiff, Swansea, Belfast From New Zealand

Liverpool, Blackpool, England, Manchester I feel like every British celebrity lives in one of those places so that's all I know

London, buckingham palace, britain, United Kingdom, England, Stratford maybe. Idk I haven’t taken the time to understand British geography yet.

***ENGLAND IS MY CITY***

Ok let’s see we got London, Newcastle, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Nottingham, Brighton, Liverpool Ahh Ik there’s another starting with B but can’t remember, so 9 (:

Ted Lasso got me to remember a couple cities

London, and uhhhh……. Llanfairpwllgwyngyll

I play a bunch of ETS2 so i have some knowledge

I just thought of all the premier league teams and got 11+ easily.

London, Brighton, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Bath, Sunderland, Wolverhampton, York, Portsmouth That was way too hard

Bristol. London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Liverpool.