On the Japanese Wikipedia page for 'British English', navigate to its discussion page. Find the 'Grammar Section' discussion. Identify the user who made the most recent comment, the exact date and time (UTC) of their comment, and summarize their main points about 'in the university' usage and general observations on American English.
Navigate to the 'イギリス英語' article page on Japanese Wikipedia. Click on the 'ノート:イギリス英語' (Talk:British English) link to access the discussion page. Locate the '文法のセクションについて' (Regarding the Grammar Section) discussion. Identify the user 'Dijekjapen' as the latest commenter in this section. Extract the exact date and time (UTC) of their comment. Summarize Dijekjapen's point regarding the phrase 'in the university'. Summarize Dijekjapen's general observation about American English usage in relation to the listed examples.
Successfully navigate to the 'ノート:イギリス英語' page. Identify the user 'Dijekjapen' as the latest commenter. State the exact date and time of the comment as '2019年8月23日 (金) 14:58 (UTC)'. Summarize that 'in the university' is unnatural when not referring to a specific university, and 'in college' is more American style. Summarize that many of the listed British English phrases (e.g., 'I also have that.', 'spilt', 'burnt', 'dreamt', 'Monday to Friday', 'Have you had dinner yet?', '25th December 2005', 'quarter to eight') are also common or exist in American English.