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Yes. depending on your level, I would advise that you learn whole phrases and try to say anything you can say even if it isn't exactly what you want to say. Read and listen a lot and then don't worry so much about what comes out of your mouth. It will take time and gradually improve.

@@TheXarden55 Thanks. I am trying my best but feel that I am stuck and not moving forward

It sounds like you are at a point where you need a conversation partner

Thanks! I will keep making more videos.

I'm trying to publish 2 videos a day in this playlist. I agree, phrasal verbs are critical for non-native speakers to understand native speakers. Native speakers often think that phrasal verbs are easier so when they speak they will use the phrasal verb rather than the higher-level vocabulary that is often, actually easier for the non-native speaker so even if you don't feel comfortable using a phrasal verb, it's pretty important to know them so you understand what others are saying to you.

@@TheXarden55 Yes, exactly. You are right. 👌 Thanks for your videos.

@@jacksonamaral329 Thank you so much for your encouragement. Phrasal verbs are particularly hard because when native speakers speak, we think they are easier to understand than the more difficult words. For example, if I want to say something simple, I might use the word dumb down rather than simplify. A native English speaker will want to use the phrasal verb thinking it’s easier to understand.

@TheXarden55 Got it.

Good luck with that!.

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That’s very funny!

Thank you. I'm so glad you find value in my work.

That's wonderful! I'm glad you are learning!

@TheXarden55 mam i have a dream,one day i speak english fluently, sometime i think, i can't.but when you come with a new word i get inspiration. Recently i have started learning basic grammar. As a Bengali it hard for me, mam if you discuss basic grammar some time, it will help me.thanks for reply.

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I'm so glad you like the video!

Right, I feel the same way. I have never heard it. It must be an industry term because I looked it up and it is a standard term used in law enforcement.

@@TheXarden55 phrases that I have heard: "I have to bail" - I have to leave "I paid bail" - bail as a term for payment to get out of jail until a trial "i was bailed out" - get out of trouble, or literally someone paid to get me out of jail "we have to bail the ship" - get water out of a ship, usually with buckets the general meaning of getting something out of something else is in common.

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Thank you for your kind words. I'm so glad you enjoy the videos!

I'm so glad you are finding it useful!

That is true. If you believe the 1000 hour rule, and you study for 40 hours a week, you should be able to learn English in a few years. I hope my content continues to be part of those 40 hours a week you want to spend learning English. Thanks so much for watching. I have heard from subscribers who speak English fluently that they are still learning nuances from these videos even though they thought they knew each word well.

Thanks for your suggestion. I think this would be great too. One day, I hope to have the capacity to do that. Right now, I am only one person. I am glad you like the videos enough to want more. That means a lot to me!

No doubt, great explanations, I enjoy a lot and will keep watching, I can only wait for more..keep going!!

Yes, those are synonyms of beautiful but they all come from different roots and can be used in many different collocations. I will put them on my list. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thank you. I am from the western US. My accent is fairly standard North American English.

You too, I hope this year brings you lots of learning!

I'm so happy you are finding value here. Please keep watching!

Good job using the word CENTRAL. Also, I completely agree with you.

Thanks, will do!

@@abc-rd2ck use the new word at least 5 times today. Look for it while you read. Turn it into a flash card. Listen for it when you watch TV

@@TheXarden55 Thanks for the answer. You taught around 20 words today. Do I have to use each of these 5 times? Even if I do that I am afraid if I will be able to use it after a week or two. Pl advise

Our brains can only learn about 5 new words a day.

Hi. I speak German and Russian as well as English. I have also studied Spanish and a tiny bit of Portuguese. I love learning about places, cultures, and people. Languages and understanding them, open us up to understanding how others think. The mechanical side of organic language development really intrigues me. I like to think about human development and how that can be seen in languages for example, most languages share many of the same irregular verbs and those verbs are more commonly used. They are older concepts. I think that grammar came after vocabulary as people began talking about more and more complex things. Go, for example, is nearly always irregular in the languages I have looked at but "walk" is regular. Thinking about irregular verbs and whether they are irregular in your language and whether they are old concepts helps anticipate an irregular verb. This is not a solid rule but I love finding tendencies in languages like this. It helps me see how similar all of us are.

@TheXarden55 wow, großartig, tolle Einstellung, da bist du ja quasi die Ausnahmen in den vereinigten Staaten, die soviel Sprachen spricht, Hut ab! English macht es mir richtig schwer, ich kann kaum sprechen nichtmal banale Sachen, leider.

@ Englisch kann ganz schwierig sein. Es ist organisch und die regeln haben so viele Ausnahme.

@@TheXarden55 Hi, fantastisch echt wie dein deutsch ist, aller Achtung.. Hast vielleicht Deutsche wurzeln? Das stimmt mit englisch, ich habe das Gefühl noch schwerer gehts ja nicht!

I am so glad you are finding the lessons useful!

Thank you! I am so glad you are enjoying the lessons!

Yes I am!

@TheXarden55 pleased of your company! :), i've never hold a conversation in english

It's time to try. Start with a script and then branch out.

@@TheXarden55 you're right!, i need someone to talk to

That is a dilemma. I would just chat gpt to practice. Ask it to give you questions you might hear at a ________ and then try to answer them. Record yourself but don't memorize your answers. Continue going back to the same places and see how your answers lengthen and improve over time.

She listened to his confession with a wooden expression.

@TheXarden55 thanks for example

yours is a good one too. we can use wooden in different contexts

I am so glad you found value in this lesson!

Thank you!

I love them too. Good job! We usually say: "I love wild animals."

You used that word correctly! keep studying, you'll improve.

Thanks for the suggestion! I will definitely make some grammar videos! Some of the videos I published in January and February 2024 were grammar. Check this one out! ruclips.net/video/dvSs9fPBvQ4/видео.html

@TheXarden55 thank you mam.

I am so happy you are finding the lessons useful!

Keep watching! I'll keep posting.

I am so glad you are enjoying the lessons!

Thanks so much!

Please tell me what you celebrate at Pohela Boisakh. If you want me to correct your writing, say that too and I'll give you feedback on your English!

@TheXarden55 Pohela Boisakh is the first day of Bangla new year, in this day we follow our ancestor tradition,such as women wear shari and male wear panjabi and pajama, we eat traditional Food such as fanta Hilsha, we attend fair in this day, in this day hindus follow their tradition like as pray to god save them,Food, good health ect, (my english is bad, I can not describe properly,My first comment i have just tried to use the word tradition.)thank you for your reply

You explained it very well. We say "on" a certain day, not "in" a certain day. Keep studying. You will get better and better!

People have so many different memories of being a teenager. And I think it's either a really good or a really bad memory. I also loved being a teenager but I definitely wouldn't want to repeat that time in my life.

@TheXarden55 I agree with you. Past is past. Thank you for your opinion. Love from Bangladesh.

I am so glad you liked the lesson.