pansophist:
The US is at least 40 times bigger than the UK.

1MILLIONLiGHTS:
UK, I like their English . So sweet and therapeutic to one's hearing.

gracealonev:
UK doesn't use metric units.

Axis313:
God bless Nigeria with "natural resources",but refused to bless it with "good leaders",while Japan have little or no "natural resources",instead it is "natural disaster" they were plagued with,but He bless them with "good leaders".
All of us can see the results.

JAPAHTML:
California USA

Dennisochampa:
I've been in the UK for a few months now and I feel safe compared to how I think I will feel when I'm in the US....

I fear gun pass any other thing and e come be place wen be say person fit just Waka up to you and poof.... Them don lite you...
The only issue wen I get for UK na the cold.... The cold pain pass if person stone you with hot fire wood....

At the end of the day... My advise for anyone planning to relocate is... Wherever you find yourself, make sure you study the place very well before going....
UK for example.... The rent and bills mad..... I never go USA make I know how e be Sha.....
Make God help man..... Amen

okikijamal:
I still prefer the US anyday, anytime.

BigDawsNet:
God bless both countries

enambobo:
I prefer the US. They pay way better than the UK with less taxation. UK uses tax in growing her economy. More reason why tax rate is pretty high compared to the US.
Plus majority of the US companies pay based on hourly rates. Meaning you're paid based on your time worked. If you put in the extra effort and work 16 hours, you're paid based on that unlike the UK where the rate most times is fixed per month. Not many UK companies pay hourly.

Abid2020:
1. Units of Measurement: The UK employs the metric system, while the US utilizes the imperial system.

2. Spelling: The UK follows British English spelling, whereas the US adheres to American English spelling.

3. Driving: In the UK, driving occurs on the left side of the road, whereas in the US, it's on the right.

4. School Uniforms: It's common for students in the UK to wear uniforms, whereas in the US, it's not as prevalent.

5. Tipping: Tipping is expected in many US service industries, while it's less common in the UK.

6. Day Drinking: In the UK, daytime alcohol consumption is more acceptable than in the US, where it's often associated with negative connotations.

7. Gun Laws: The US has relatively lax gun laws compared to the UK, where firearms are heavily regulated.

8. Taxes: The UK has a higher overall tax rate than the US, but the US has a more complex tax system.

9. Public Transportation: Public transport is more widely used and developed in the UK than in the US.

10. Football vs. Soccer: In the UK, football refers to soccer, while in the US, football refers to American football.

11. Drinking Age: The legal drinking age is 18 in the UK and 21 in the US.

12.Time Zones:The US has multiple time zones, while the UK has only one.

13. Religion: The US is more religiously diverse than the UK.

14. Holidays: The UK celebrates more bank holidays than the US observes federal holidays.

15. Food Portions: Portion sizes tend to be larger in the US than in the UK.

16. Social Class: In the UK, the concept of social class deeply influences people's lives, including their access to education and employment opportunities. In contrast, the US traditionally has a more fluid social class structure, emphasizing individual achievement and meritocracy.

17. Electoral System: The US employs an electoral college, while the UK uses a parliamentary system.

18. Currency: The UK uses the pound sterling, while the US uses the US dollar.

19. Punctuality: Punctuality is highly valued in the UK, while in the US, it's often more relaxed.

20. Politeness: The British are known for their politeness, while Americans are generally seen as more outgoing and friendly.

In the end, which one do you prefer to relocate to? Tell us why in the comments.

SALLYBERRY01:
how can i relocate to USA as a fresh engineering graduate and budget friendly

SALLYBERRY01:
how can i relocate to USA as a fresh engineering graduate and budget friendly