One Direction Preferences

You're Not British

Harry: ...So when you move to his country, you are left feeling alone. You didn't know anybody, and with a different culture, you were having a hard time adjusting. Harry was patient and caring. He helped you get used to UK, and he was there to help you gain new friends. After all, Harry would always bring you out and introduce you to his friends. They were all kind enough to befriend you, too. 

Liam: The first time you visit his hometown with him, you were bombarded with many unfamiliar terms and sayings. Liam was amused with your apparent confusion, and it was then when he made the decision to teach you and convert you into a British-speaking person. He would use confusing terms and would make you guess the meaning of those terms until you started speaking it. It was a frustrating process, but when you finally spoke and understood British slang, he was proud and overjoyed.

Louis: It annoyed him that you call 'football' 'soccer'. He would correct you every time you said 'soccer', and you would just laugh and ignore him. Even when the two of you have been dating for a while now and he's probably corrected you more times than you can remember, you say 'soccer' to tease him. He would pretend to get mad, and you'd say, "I can't help it. We were born to say 'soccer'. Our football's different." "Yeah. Of course, your football is way better than our football since football doesn't really need to use the foot most of the time even if it's called foot-ball. You just use your hands and snatch the pig skin from one person to another." 

Niall: One of the things he loves about you is that you, or your country rather, has a very exquisite palette. You would make him taste the dishes from your country, and although at first he was reluctant to try very peculiar-looking meals, he softens up to them. When you're in the UK with him, he would make sure you have a supply of ingredients to make his favorite (your country) dishes. 

Zayn: With your twang and his thick accent, it was hard for the two of you to understand each other. It took you a long time to finally understand him, and the same goes for him. Now people would just stare at the two of you either in confusion or in awe whenever the two of you are talking to each other, because even though the twang and the thick accent is still there, the two of you understand each other completely.