4 langauges???

I've spent the last year attempting to learn Swahili, along with a bit of Maasai. The longer I'm here, I've also realized that I've been learning a 3rd langauge...British English! It makes sense, though...Kenya was colonized by the British, so the English here, along with many other things, definitely has had a British influcence. Here's some differences I can think of from American English:

• pudding = fruit salad
• custard = American pudding
• torch = flashlight
• serviette = napkin
• nappy = diaper
• petrol = gas/fuel
• football = soccer
• lift = to give a person a ride
• bonnet = hood of a car
• boot = trunk of a car
• gum boots = rain boots
• lorry = semi-truck
• rubber = eraser
• plaster = bandaid
• windcreen = windshield
• biscuit = cookie/cracker
• chips = French fries
• crisps = potato chips
• chest of drawers = dresser
• queue = a line of people
• trolley = shopping cart
• flat = apartment
• full stop = period (.) in grammer
• aerial = antenna
• chemist = pharmacist
• cooker = stove
• dust bin = trash can
• flyover = over pass
• ground floor = 1st floor
• 1st floor = 2nd floor, etc
• holiday = vacation
• maths = math (the subject in school)
• nursing home = private hospital
• puncture = a flat (tire)
• trousers = pants
• pants = underwear
• pram = baby stroller

Now you know:)