My answer would be that depends on your boys. They'll be 'different' obviously and kids being kids, some will tease them for that and some will become their friends. How your boys cope and adapt depends on them.

Really, what's your alternative? You're moving and what will be will be. If what you are looking for is reassurance, I see no reason to worry any more than you would if moving across the USA.

Imagine someone from Boston with their accent, moving to California. When they start saying 'my auunt' etc. as Bostonians do, California kids will laugh at them no doubt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLwbzGyC6t4

Maybe you could start getting them used to saying, 'petrol, car boot', toe-ma-toe, etc.' ;-)

They'll adapt, kids always do.

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My answer would be that depends on your boys. They'll be 'different' obviously and kids being kids, some will tease them for that and some will become their friends. How your boys cope and adapt depends on them.

Really, what's your alternative? You're moving and what will be will be. If what you are looking for is reassurance, I see no reason to worry any more than you would if moving across the USA.

Imagine someone from Boston with their accent, moving to California. When they start saying 'my auunt' etc. as Bostonians do, California kids will laugh at them no doubt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLwbzGyC6t4

Maybe you could start getting them used to saying, 'petrol, car boot', toe-ma-toe, etc.' ;-)

They'll adapt, kids always do

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