Do you know the difference between the United Kingdom and Great Britian? Still puzzling over the best use of Venn diagrams? I think this video will solve both of your problems.
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May 05, 2011
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I've always wondered whether Great Britain and the United Kingdom were synonymous. Now I know: they are not. I do wonder, though, if people from Northern Ireland really call themselves Northern Irish (appropriate according to this video) rather than Irish or British (both inappropriate according to this video). If anyone has been to Northern Ireland and posed this question to the locals, please share the answer.
Posted by: Jason | May 11, 2011 at 04:04 PM