Normal English vs Advanced English
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The correct expression is "I'm broke"
"I'm broken" is used to express a deep sense of emotional distress. It can indicate that someone feels shattered or damaged internally, often due to difficult life experiences such as loss, trauma, betrayal, or intense stress.
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I'm broken means I'm exhausted
I'm broke= I have no money
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Not broken!❤
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Rephrase it, 'My bad'
I’m broken actually I Means I’m suffering from an emotional pain.
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"I am broke" is correct if you're referring to being out of money or financially strapped. "I am broken" is correct if you're expressing emotional or physical distress.
You're right. That was typing mistake 😭
How was that a typo if you literally PRONOUNCED "brokeN"?
@@oiseau_libreIts an AI voice, he just entered the text and the audio was produced as it was written
I am blue because I exist in
a perpetual state of penury. In other words, I'm skint.
In all of my 78 years I can't remember hearing anyone say ‘I'm broken.’ I've read books in which a person is described as being broken by some unbearable circumstance or other, but that’s all. These AI English lessons, if they can be called that, are worthless. There is no substitute that I know of for learning a language the old-fashioned way. It's a natural process for all of us, something that we were born to do, and there's nothing particularly difficult about it. Just don't look for a quick fix from a robot.
Slang English is NOT "Advanced" English.
Exatamente
Correct, it's lower English, definitely not to be used at interviews etc.
English as he/she/I/we/they/it or whomever is not spoke, innit? What makes this robotic nonsense even more worrying is the fact that young people all over the world are learning better and better English, while many native English speakers no longer seem to take the language seriously.
Phils: yeah - what about "I'm broken" 😅😅😅😅
I just don't get Americans trying to teach English . . . 😒
The best of American English is of a very high standard. We just don’t hear much of it in films or TV, where many directors seem to prefer a characterless, accent-less and very basic form of English, perhaps because they hope it will be more easily understood by overseas viewers. Even so, the real thing definitely exists. Try American literature. You’ll be surprised. (I’m British, by the way.)
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Hi Sister
Nobody say
I feel blue
I am broken.......everybody is using simple English and how you learn advanced level,where you learned.
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I had friends that say
"Hit me."
It still makes me cringe.
I'm in trouble > I'm cooked
I'm beat up/defeated/roasted > I got cooked
I aced/I performed very well > I cooked
I defeated/roasted/beat up > I cooked (name of the one)
Let him do what he's boutta do > Let him cook
Yoo ur like me
I cooked food
As ridiculous as it may seem, this is right.. It's slang but it's right
Many people conspiring: What is cooking?
He listed accurate phrases > This guy is cooking now
I understand you= i got you
Well that's used when you get the point that someone is trying to explain. Understanding the feelings is different thing. So both are used in different places
I get you = I understand you
I got you = you can rely on me
I understand you = ik
Or i see means i understand it too
It’s an idiomatic expression. It’s not an advanced English. Don’t teach in wrong way just for earning money
Fully agree with you.
Agreed!
I feel you😊
Most of the advanced ones are more colloquial, or very informal. Certainly not advanced.
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I agree 100%.
It doesn't seem advanced one bit.
Exactly.. Surprised how these people take it otherwise. 😂
So true. "My bad" is merely slang.
i think it's meant to be something like dictionary vs native speaker
Just my opinion, The categories above should be swapped. "Advanced" should be "Normal", "Normal" should be "Advanced".
Exactly
i think the advanced category should be renamed urban english. because while the category list sentences which are not advanced english and you can't use such sentences in a formal environment, the sentences would surely make you look cool, urban and local. i would expect a born and raised new yorker to say 'i feel you man, you feel blue' that would sound very urban and cool.
This is not advance english.... this is alternative sentences it's depend on what is situation,what's your mood, who is on your front and other things
While I would not choose the description advanced as this is usually associated with academic level etc, except for clever/intelligent the "advanced" alternatives list more idiomatic expressions and should be less common among speakers of English as a foreign language than the "normal" list
And... it’s getting worse 👀
"who is on your front"...lol
Intelligent and clever are not the same
Plus "he is intelligent" is basic, not advanced 🤷🏻♀️
I’m broken …. Suffer emotionally
I’m broke…. No $$$
Polish your English please ❗️
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"My mistake" is what an educated adult would state. "My bad" sounds like a child's statement. It is not "advanced."
I am broke is correct
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I am broke or I'm broke; both are correct in English. It's perfectly ok and correct to use the abbreviated version in the English language.
@@codadrumthey are saying something different tho. In the video it says i am broken. And it’s translation is not correct. That’s what they referred to.
@@Clog17 I am broken is totally wrong.
These are not advanced English, they're a combination of colloquial and informal spoken English. Advanced English is something else altogether. Do not make the mistake of using those words in Level 3 English courses.
No body says I feel blue😂
But you said
I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa
I m feel red if u angry say that also ,others colours also have that chance no😅
If u say this ppl will laugh their butt's off
@@abclearningenglishofficial wtf??
If I hadn't read the comments, I would now be using those phrases and English speakers would make fun of me, thank you people I don't know
I wouldn’t make fun of you. I remember my own struggles with foreign languages.
You're welcome. In general do not follow these videos on YT. Watch movies if you don't see people saying it then don't say it.
As a french, the I'm into you got me up. 🤣
-Do you understand me?
+I feel you ❤
- Alo i callin the police?
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I'm not sure the police will be able to help you.
I'm not sure, but u think that "i feel you" it's like...The person has poured out their soul to you, and you supportively tell them "I understand you".....
Actually the first ones are the standard English.
I prefer to use the first
I understand you- I get you!
Clever and intelligent is being interchangeably but they are different in meaning. Intelligence is broader .
Rather than Advanced, It's more like a native would say.
Sooo helpful words to learning people 😊
Tq for this.......
Wow
I'm very happy - I'm over the moon
It depends on how you want to convey it. hence, it could also send a different meaning
American teacher told that now people don't use I feel blue.
Ok
Shoulda told you that "I have wrote" is as smart a thing to say as "I have did"
Your teacher is correct. While it would be understood, and if you hear it you will know what it means, it's a bit "old fashioned" and not much in use any more. And none of these phrases are "advanced English, some aren't even correct conversational English.
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Dont use these expressions, they are slang and prob only used in usa though ‘my bad’ is used in australia. Broken is also used wrongly here
The correct sentence should say Iam broke not Iam broken
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I don't understand why , but for me it makes more sense I am broken because of the past participle because I am broke ... broke is the simple past and doesn't make any sense ..but English is English .
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The words: Text me are behind If the subtitlle, I can no see It. Please, someone answer me that?
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I am broke means i have no money but i am broken means emotionally sad
It's not advance it's just a US Version of English 😂😂😂
I’m blue, blue is the color of my eyes and my hair and my money too. maybe sometimes even my sweat is blue . Haha. So much for your advanced English 😊😂
Feeling Blue is a phrase in the UK and America, it means to feel sad
I didn't know sadness is a synonymous to feeling blue, Great lesson of the Day thanks 😊
I understand you : I feel you. Dem!😂
Ok
Not correct. I comprehend you, I know what you mean.
If talking about something emotional; you can replace. I understand how you feel with; I get how you feel.
I have no money =I’m broke not broken
Ok
totally different in meaning.
I am happy that I know all of them
It is a common mistake as I'm broke and I'm broken! When the person is penniless or no dough - I'm broke!, you screwed up writing down I'm broken! I'm broken means the person is deeply distressed, there're more than enough reasons why the people may be broken!!!😁📚
Now i understand
I sometimes read "i feel blue" but because i really love the colour blue i feel happy even excited when i see a nice blue and had many misunderstanding then about feelings
I can't close my eye when am seeing you teaching
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Fascinating and there's room for improvement.
I appreciate your effort and idea.
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In British English ‘Room for improvement’ is sometimes a way saying ‘That’s awful. Do it again.’
Oh really? I'm from Hong Kong and it's the first time I know that. Thanks for your feedback.
He is intelligent and he is very clever are normal bro.
We can also replace the last phrase with "He's sharp", but if you wanna say someone isn't really clever, you can say "He's not the sharpest tool in the shed".
“He’s not the sharpest tool in the BOX.” Box meaning TOOLBOX. - As an American, I’m much more familiar with it said this way. Not so much “shed.” Not everyone is familiar with having a tool shed. Regional and cultural differences, thanks!
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normal - advanced (x)
what you learn - what's being used (o)
NYC we use my bad and I'm broke not broken 😂and Text and calls hit me
Blue one of my favorites colors , i think i feel red should be the Advanced words
Jadi bedanya
"My bad = kesalahanku" dengan
"My bad = maafkan aku" gimana
Karena pernah juga liat di VT orang lain cara lain bilang " maafkan aku" gak cuman " I'm sorry" tapi bisa juga dengan " my bad"
Never use "My bad," as it only expresses you do not care
I mean, depending on tone, but for the most part I see what you mean. The signature thing about it, is it's speed, so say someone's running and bumps into you, they might say "my bad" before running off, but someone walking might say it because they don't care that much. Especially if it effects you more than a slight bump, like knocking a hot dog out of your hand. But if you add more words, or emphasis, such as "that's my bad," then it doesn't seem like you're just trying to dismiss it, thus shows that you care.
I know you didn't need this explanation, just wanted to agreed while clearing things up.
They're idiom 's.and its true. It's always cool
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"I am broke" means you are poor or out of money. "I am broken" typically means you are emotionally or physically damaged.
at times normal is good. 😊 but it's good to learn new words.
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I think it’s supposed to be “I’m broke” not “I’m broken” :)
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We’re trying to learn English. But constant updating done by native speakers. It will take us a long time to master!
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Friend - i need some money 🥲
Me - i am broken 😐
Friend - what ! I told u that priya is not a good girl ... 💀
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I feel sad. vs. I feel blue.
"I feel blue" is more idiomatic and can be considered colloquial.
My mistake. vs. My bad.
"My bad" is slang.
I have no money. vs. I'm broke.
"I'm broke" is colloquial and idiomatic.
I'll pay the bill. vs. It's on me.
"It's on me" is an idiomatic expression.
I understand you. vs. I feel you.
"I feel you" is slang.
I'm very tired. vs. I'm exhausted.
"I'm exhausted" is advanced vocabulary.
I'm very happy. vs. I'm ecstatic.
"I'm ecstatic" is advanced vocabulary.
Text me. vs. Hit me up.
"Hit me up" is slang.
I like you. vs. I'm into you.
"I'm into you" is more colloquial but also idiomatic.
I feel you😊
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Everyone in skid row will be happy that they have advanced English despite flunking school
exactly my thoughts
I am broke, not I am broken, they are different.
Thank you. Please upload more
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I'm blue da ba dee da dee da ☠️💀
That's why the song is about depression 🔵☠️
If you are going to say “I feel blue” you would say “I have the blues” or “I’m feeling the blues”…..”I feel blue” is not normal to say at all. Maybe a 5yo kid would say that.
Lol nobody would say that. It's not the 1950s anymore
@@JesusChrist2000BC you never know what a smart 5yo would say. They can be quite perplexing. Sometimes you just don’t know where they get something’s from.
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I'm broken ❌ I'm broke✅
I love it I love it I love it 💕
? xd
Now I'm feeling blue, red and green at the same time (sad, angry, and happy)😂
I feel sad=I feel blue
Now, it makes sense why Sadness is colored blue in Inside Out movie.
'My mistake ' is the way to say it !
'My bad' is by someone who doesnt know English !!! Some celebrity or some famous person must have used this phrase to be funny or foolish or to express lack of language expertise and someone thought it is advanced way of talking !!!
Please be proactive to know the difference .
Please DON'T ASSUME that whatever some star or some celebrity says, is authentic and right! They can make very bad mistakes!!!
He is smart is old we use in advance He is clever
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It would be more correct to use he is intelligent.
I can write , I'm very happy as I'm over the moon❤❤
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People don't say I understand you. They say I understand or they say I understand what you said. And they don't say I feel blue.
People do say them, but they're not as common
First of all, one expression is not more advanced than the other, they are just different ways of saying the same thing. Second of all I'm broken doesn't mean "I have no money". I'm broke does....I'm tired of pseudo English teachers
Does I am broken mean I am heart hurt？
@@lance-t8g More than being hurt. It means to suffer emotional pain.
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Thank you too
i'm joyful 😊
Mam:- "do you understand what I am teaching?"
Me:-"mam, I feel you
2 hours later :- suspended*
"My bad" is bad English and, in all sense, is a slang. The right form is "my fault"
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Slang is not necessarily bad English. It can be a word or phrase used by a particular social group, which does not make it incorrect in context, just meaningless outside the group. Unfortunately, slang is sometimes taken to be the kind of English spoken by people who have difficulty in expressing themselves, whereas people who use real slang as part of their daily speech understand each other perfectly. It's a legitimate version of English or, of course, most other languages, but its use is mostly local, rather than general. As a point of interest, experiments have been made in teaching children using the local slang. This often works just as well as using standard English.
My mistake is 100 times better than my bad which makes one sound unintelligent!
Nice very all... good lessons of English language....
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Great.
Guys, can anyone here help to which app is using in this video?
How to make this kind of Video?
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he is clever : he is segacious
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But can he spell ‘sagacious’?
Here is a word, that I have not seen in long time.
People, please stop arguing about whether it's Slang English or Advanced English. These are common phrases, you will hear across US and even other English speaking countries. So, learn them rather than complaining.
I'm very tired can be also replaced by 'I'm beat' (Informal way of saying it though)
I'm shattered or I'm knackered.
I'm beat is generally used when a task cannot be completed. Different in context to I'm very tired.
"I feel blue" isn't commonly used in casual conversation, its usually used in songs or poetry (or at least I don't hear it in the state I live).
I like the "normal"
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Hunter knows those that are smart so doesn’t want them close to his fiancée 😂
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How do you say “I'm skint” in Korean?
"I'm into you"😳
I have no money should be " I am broke" 😅😅
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to be broken means to be in really bad emotional pain, im broke= I've no money
How is „my bad“ more advanced than „my mistake“? Also „I‘m broken“?
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I'm broke, not broken
Dunno. I'm a robot, innit?
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