🫖 FREE Printable: British Phrases Game 🫖
How to Download & Use Your Hilarious Tea Party Game
Downloading your free ‘Say it Like a Brit! Game printable’ is easy!
Simply click here or on the pink ‘download👇’ button below to save the file to your device. Print the game at home on regular paper or cardstock for a sturdier finish.
Set up at your tea party: Place a game sheet and pen at each guest’s seat. Serve your favourite tea (a proper cup of Rosie Lee, of course!) along with scones, sandwiches, and cakes.
Play the game: Guests get to guess each British slang phrase. Use the answer page to check results. The guest with the highest score wins. Crown them the “Most British” at the table!
Make it fun: Add small prizes such as tea bags, biscuits, or a tea-themed trinket for the winner. Encourage laughter and storytelling!
Crown the winner: Don’t forget to crown the person with the most correct answers, using the DIY paper crown attached to the game.
✨ This printable is the perfect icebreaker for afternoon tea parties, bridal showers, or just a cosy get-together with friends.
If you’ve ever found yourself puzzled by quirky British slang, you’re not alone! From Rosie Lee (a cup of tea) to grab your brolly, and taking the biscuit, these phrases are a huge part of British humour and everyday conversation. That’s why I created the Say It Like a Brit! Game, a fun and interactive printable perfect for afternoon tea parties, family gatherings, or even a cosy night in. Test how many of these funny sayings you know, compare answers with friends, and see who’s got the best handle on classic British slang. It’s the perfect way to add a little laughter and learning to your tea time!
Pair Your Game With Afternoon Tea
No British tea party is complete without delicious treats to go alongside the laughs from this Say it Like a Brit! printable game. Afternoon tea is all about balance, light, fluffy scones with jam and clotted cream, dainty finger sandwiches, and a few indulgent cakes or pastries to finish it off. To help you host the perfect spread, I’ve put together some of my favourite afternoon tea recipes that pair beautifully with a pot of Rosie Lee (that’s British slang for tea!). From traditional classics to fun modern twists, these recipes will make your tea table look as good as it tastes.
