According to Osho, the British-American split is secondary: British English feels uptight and tense; American English, a reactive opposite, turns loose and ‘lousy.’ He refuses both labels, speaking “Rajneesh English”—spontaneous, authentic expression grounded in freedom of speech. The real point isn’t accents or rules but presence: let language arise naturally from awareness rather than conforming to cultural identities or borrowed mannerisms.
Don’t worry about speaking British or American—just talk simply and honestly as yourself.