We need to call Marina out. She really doesn't have any shame teaching us incorrect English. I even paid for one of her ebooks, and it was a rip-off. At that time, I would have paid for her course, but fortunately, I didn't have the money.
I feel YT should do something about it. People are trusting those folks who claim to be an authority on something which they are clearly not. Some others end up giving money to them. It's painful to watch and shame that those 'educator's' have not the slightest of shame. But also, listeners should question the source and not fall for superficial glib and Charme. Time is limited and people should not waste it learning something wrong. So far it seems around 9 Mn. people or how many follows she's got learned incorrect English. Great! Why not outsource the teaching to somebody who really knows or get their input at least before publishing the video to ensure it will portray correct content. This would also pay some respect to the learners.
she is russian - that's why she doesn't have any shame. but you know, they always have 2 choices: either stubbornly continue to speak their own language, even though no one understands, or learn someone's else languages, but with a ton of mistakes 🥴
Lisa and Kevin, Thank you so much for your arduous work. You're a great help for everybody who's trying to learn English. Keep doing your hard work, please!
Marina speaks English at a level that allows her to work like a quirky realter, a hot saleswoman or a sharp manager. She could even teach applied mathematics with this level. But not to present herself as a professional English teacher. Insolence is the second happiness.
Unfortunately most of school English teachers in the world speak much (muuuuuuuch!) worse English than she. Because in countries where English is not the official language, most teachers at schools are not native English speakers. I was surprised when I realized how bad a lot of them are 😢 Even worse than me 😳 But at school you don't have another options. And it is still a big question (for me) why people watch all these teachers in internet. Here you can choose a native speaker.
Luckily, I know several native bilingual teachers in my native language who know how to teach correctly, many of them are native Americans english or British.@@Teti_K
@@castanedafalcon then she mispronounced aim and that's why Kevin didn't understand what she meant. I think it's because she tends to speak very fast, exactly like she does when she speaks her mother tongue.
The power of money..... By Marina...Money talks friends.....Loud. But Kevin and Liza are the hunters mistakes.... They hit the nail on the head.... Our Super Heroes of learning accurate english.... If I'm makes mistakes......Kelvin and Liza will help me .... Accurately.
Hmm I agree with you on pretty much everything you said in the video but I think it’s correct to say you’re in the mood for doing something. It may not be as common but you can’t definitively say you can’t use a gerund here. It acts like a noun
It should be the other way around: You should have millions of views and Marina a few thousands. Too bad so many naive people pay for her stupidity and arrogance. Keep up the good work, Kev! Keep exposing the fraud!
I haven't seen your videos before but found your videos and they are quite interesting even though I'm a Brit but fascinated by languages. Anyway just went on that Marinas channel and she said she has been learning English since 4! No disrespect but if I had been learning French or Japanese since that age I would hope to be better.
Hello! The expression "to be in the mood" means to feel like doing something or to have the right frame of mind for it. It's always "in the mood," not "in a mood," when you're talking about feeling inclined to do something specific. "In a mood" generally means experiencing a particular emotion, but it's not followed by an activity. You can use "to be in the mood for something" when you're talking about a noun (like an activity or thing) or "to be in the mood to do something" when you're referring to a verb (an action you feel like doing). Here are some examples: 1. I'm in the mood for ice cream. (noun) 2. She's in the mood for dancing tonight. (gerund used as a noun) 3. They're not in the mood to go out because of the bad weather. (infinitive verb) 4. He's in the mood to watch a movie rather than read a book. (infinitive verb) 5. We're in the mood for something spicy; how about ordering Thai food? (noun) 6. Are you in the mood to discuss the project now, or should we wait until tomorrow? (infinitive verb) 7. After the long week, I'm really in the mood to just relax and do nothing. (infinitive verb) 8. She wasn't in the mood for jokes after what happened. (noun) Remember, the mood you're in can be influenced by many factors like the environment, your emotional state, or even the weather.
Hi Kevin, could you continue making these types of videos and expose more false English teachers? And also what do you think of the KatyEnglish channel?
Good morning, sir. Could you explain about the different between Diachronic linguistic, Comparative linguistic and Sincronic linguistic? Thanks for your explanation.
Personality, some people are just full of themselves, and some others have an inflated ego. It seems to work; people love her based on the number of followers. Because people don't necessarily look for substance. Charme and looks matters more to the masses.
One day those students will hopefully wake up to the fact that they have been learning a language incorrectly. And this will be likely thanks to channels like these.
She says she and her friend Venya are professional teachers, but neither has DELTA or CELTA or TKT or TEFL/TESOL accréditations or certificates. They don’t care about mistakes because they didn’t learn how serious can be fossilized mistakes. She says that you don’t need to learn languages because AI will do it for you and now Marina has a bunch of channels on other languages which she doesn’t speak Italian, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese and more. And she is promoted by YT with her followers and commenters, she mentioned in one of her interviews in Russian that YT tunes up followers for her
I don't like that Linguamarina is always talking to us in a condescending way, she's like, I'm the cream of the crop, and I'm here in Silicon Valley, where only smart people live. When we know she's there because her dad is an oligarch.
To be in a mood is not typically followed by "for" or "to." It's used to describe a general emotional state without specifying an activity. Here are some examples of using "to be in a mood": 1. He's in a mood today; it's best to leave him alone. 2. She woke up in a mood and has been snapping at everyone. 3. The boss is in a mood; I think the meeting went badly. 4. My cat is in a mood and won't let anyone pet her. 5. He's been in a mood ever since he got that email. 6. She's in a mood and won't tell me why. 7. The whole team is in a mood because of the project delay. 8. He's in a mood, so he might not be very talkative at the party. 9. She's in a mood; maybe she didn't sleep well last night. 10. They've been in a mood all week; I wonder what's bothering them.
Well, that's not a problem for her at all 😊. I think all of her students are from Russia, that's why they blindly believe and trust in what she says, at least, 90% of her subscribers come from Russia.
I guess she means: she should sound more American. Like in a very formal structure: all citizens are to pay taxes. I’m sure she was going to say this thinking in Russian
I'd argue that one is not proficient in a language if one translates in the head. Being fluent and nailing a language means to be able to think and feel in that language or dream in it as they say sometimes.
Like.. i understand the fact that she's making pronunciation mistakes because she is not a native speaker but when it comes to grammar mistakes 😅😅😅 hard to accept it because she is a teacher. She can't teach something, she doesn't know.
It seems to me, what she intended to say was, “I think my English sounds more American.” Nevertheless, if she speaks impromptu in her videos, she is doing a good job, better than 99% of non-native English teachers worldwide. It is almost impossible to speak monologues in a foreign language offhand and without mistakes. That's the reason I prefer to learn English from native speakers
She's not doing a good job because she has over 9 million non-native English subscribers who are exposed to her mistakes. I believe that after a certain point, she should have started paying someone to review her numerous mistakes. She needs to be held accountable for her errors. There's nothing wrong with speaking with mistakes; the problem arises when she has such a large reach to audiences who don't know the language while she self-proclaims as the best teacher.
She speaks pretty well considering she's not a native speaker... but making a video on how to pronounce words and teaching the wrong pronunciation (17:42) is just crazy
If at all, she should pay this channel for correcting her free of cost. Some others would pay lots of money for attending some language courses. Spreading incorrect English to the world is simply unethical and outright wrong!
Guys, I’m a Russian speaker and I can tell you one thing for sure when you talk Russian with mistakes like Marina does in English and try to teach, people will laugh at you and you can NEVER get a single student, if not a stupid one 😂. But talking Russian with mistakes for communication is okay for Russian people.
You gonna be shocked when you find out every native speaker makes mistakes, no matter what language they speak... cause we are just people and not machines after all. And how do you know whether that's OK for Russians to speak with mistakes? Quit that arrogance.
I am italian for our leanguage Pizza the prenounciotion is corrett you can understand doesn' t matter if is a short or open pizza is ok what she pronounce it
I'm learning a lot of things from Marina Mogilko's mistakes.Thanks
Marina again… l love this endless source of mistakes)))
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We need to call Marina out. She really doesn't have any shame teaching us incorrect English. I even paid for one of her ebooks, and it was a rip-off. At that time, I would have paid for her course, but fortunately, I didn't have the money.
She keeps making the same grammar mistakes 🤷♀️. No progress so far
Everybody on RUclips wants to sells some course.
Many Americans do say 'today's outfit', just like Marina did in the video.
I feel YT should do something about it. People are trusting those folks who claim to be an authority on something which they are clearly not. Some others end up giving money to them. It's painful to watch and shame that those 'educator's' have not the slightest of shame. But also, listeners should question the source and not fall for superficial glib and Charme. Time is limited and people should not waste it learning something wrong. So far it seems around 9 Mn. people or how many follows she's got learned incorrect English. Great! Why not outsource the teaching to somebody who really knows or get their input at least before publishing the video to ensure it will portray correct content. This would also pay some respect to the learners.
she is russian - that's why she doesn't have any shame. but you know, they always have 2 choices: either stubbornly continue to speak their own language, even though no one understands, or learn someone's else languages, but with a ton of mistakes 🥴
Another great video.
As Always !!!
You're a real educational gem!
all the tips related to the pronunciation and the definite article are super helpful!
With this channel, our English can only get better. You're doing a fabulous job.
Great. I love your channel.
❤❤❤Thanks again
Thanks a lot
This video is fun to watch, and we learn in the process.
I would like to give props to Marina for offering excellent examples for this class. :)
This is a wonderful lesson... thank you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
thanks my big bro
Good stuff
Lisa and Kevin,
Thank you so much for your arduous work. You're a great help for everybody who's trying to learn English. Keep doing your hard work, please!
Thank you so much for this video. I learned a lot 🎉
Thanks Kevin!!! I'm brushing up on my English because of you!!!❤❤❤
Marina speaks English at a level that allows her to work like a quirky realter, a hot saleswoman or a sharp manager. She could even teach applied mathematics with this level. But not to present herself as a professional English teacher.
Insolence is the second happiness.
Unfortunately most of school English teachers in the world speak much (muuuuuuuch!) worse English than she. Because in countries where English is not the official language, most teachers at schools are not native English speakers. I was surprised when I realized how bad a lot of them are 😢 Even worse than me 😳
But at school you don't have another options. And it is still a big question (for me) why people watch all these teachers in internet. Here you can choose a native speaker.
Luckily, I know several native bilingual teachers in my native language who know how to teach correctly, many of them are native Americans english or British.@@Teti_K
0:49 'I aim to sound more American' - That's what I heard
Yes, me too. But if I'm not mistaken, "aim" is followed by at +ing form.
@@CeciliaPMiniaturesyou can say "aim to do something"
@@castanedafalcon then she mispronounced aim and that's why Kevin didn't understand what she meant. I think it's because she tends to speak very fast, exactly like she does when she speaks her mother tongue.
Keep them coming, king 👑
Hi sir your excellency are so contemplate teacher , with your helpe we elevate our grammar knowledge level up • 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹❤❤
Kevin and Liza, you are my number one teachers and RUclipsrs. I learn a lot from you. It’s a pleasure to watch your videos.
Hi! Im a native french speaker and this really helped me! Thank you!
Thank you for your patience and tolerance for all these errors that annoy the recipient. I cannot calmly explain all these errors.
Thank you !!!
The power of money.....
By Marina...Money talks friends.....Loud.
But Kevin and Liza are the hunters mistakes....
They hit the nail on the head....
Our Super Heroes of learning accurate english....
If I'm makes mistakes......Kelvin and Liza will help me ....
Accurately.
I leaned how to use the article in correct order. I will practice it more. Thank you fir this lesson
I think she said, “Personally I aim to sound more American because it just aligns with my personality.”
Aim needs to be stressed. Wrong pronunciation there
Great video as always❤️ Marina can learn a lot from it😅
My best Teacher, I would like to tell you something I like you so much just continue teaching us please don’t stop
teaching us
Hmm I agree with you on pretty much everything you said in the video but I think it’s correct to say you’re in the mood for doing something. It may not be as common but you can’t definitively say you can’t use a gerund here. It acts like a noun
There is a popular song called “I’m in the mood for dancing” by the Nolans.
It should be the other way around:
You should have millions of views and Marina a few thousands. Too bad so many naive people pay for her stupidity and arrogance. Keep up the good work, Kev! Keep exposing the fraud!
I think most of her subscribers are from Russia, naybe 95% and they believe in her and trust her but it's up to them, it's their problem.
Don't you think this channel would lack content / the content to make lessons based on, if Marina and others did not exist? They work in symbiosis😂
@@alexanderr2688 no!
@@fredylopez2477read the comments under her videos, they are from Asia, Africa and Arabian countries. For Russians she promote her short video courses
@@alexanderr2688or parasitise on them?
Wow! I do really learn English with You
Of course there is a "t"! Plate, gift and so on!!!
As you both say (Kevin and Lisa), great job!
I haven't seen your videos before but found your videos and they are quite interesting even though I'm a Brit but fascinated by languages. Anyway just went on that Marinas channel and she said she has been learning English since 4! No disrespect but if I had been learning French or Japanese since that age I would hope to be better.
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Hello! The expression "to be in the mood" means to feel like doing something or to have the right frame of mind for it. It's always "in the mood," not "in a mood," when you're talking about feeling inclined to do something specific. "In a mood" generally means experiencing a particular emotion, but it's not followed by an activity.
You can use "to be in the mood for something" when you're talking about a noun (like an activity or thing) or "to be in the mood to do something" when you're referring to a verb (an action you feel like doing). Here are some examples:
1. I'm in the mood for ice cream. (noun)
2. She's in the mood for dancing tonight. (gerund used as a noun)
3. They're not in the mood to go out because of the bad weather. (infinitive verb)
4. He's in the mood to watch a movie rather than read a book. (infinitive verb)
5. We're in the mood for something spicy; how about ordering Thai food? (noun)
6. Are you in the mood to discuss the project now, or should we wait until tomorrow? (infinitive verb)
7. After the long week, I'm really in the mood to just relax and do nothing. (infinitive verb)
8. She wasn't in the mood for jokes after what happened. (noun)
Remember, the mood you're in can be influenced by many factors like the environment, your emotional state, or even the weather.
Oh the Marinas of this world…
Hi Kevin, could you continue making these types of videos and expose more false English teachers?
And also what do you think of the KatyEnglish channel?
I hope you guys have millions of followers soon, you have an amazing content ❤
It is not Linguamarina it is Mistakesguamarina
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You guys are gonna have to start paying some royalties to Marina. She's such a great model of what not to do
Try sharing his videos on the social media because they're so useful for anyone who wants to learn correct English
Your channel is growing, great!🎀💝🥰
You're bloody destroyer 😁
I enjoyed this video. I think you will help people speak better than us in Minnesota. Ya shure you betcha. 😊
Magnifique apres ca je tourne a langue d´ russssie
0:55 it's definitely giving irony 😁
Good morning, sir. Could you explain about the different between Diachronic linguistic, Comparative linguistic and Sincronic linguistic? Thanks for your explanation.
It's the Dunning-Kruger effect at work.
Touché, can't take it anymore! Mogilko seems to be unrelenting, feeding on her own mistakes...
Never even heard of her but she has 8M subscribers?! And can somebody please tell me why she is so confident? 🤯
Personality, some people are just full of themselves, and some others have an inflated ego. It seems to work; people love her based on the number of followers. Because people don't necessarily look for substance. Charme and looks matters more to the masses.
@@newtonmoon yeah it's surprising how naive people are... anyone can claim that they're an expert on RUclips if they've got the look smh
опять могилку закопали
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Yakhi what to do😂
As usual
According to Oxford dictionary, the structure "in the mood for (doing) something" is correct. Could you please explain this to me?
As soon as I saw her title video, I knew Kevin and Liza were gonna have a field day with that one lmao💀😭
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Happy ramadan ❤
I also hear "personally I am to sound more American..." very wired phrase
I think Kevin and Liza know they are fighting a losing battle. But isn’t it great there are people like them?
One day those students will hopefully wake up to the fact that they have been learning a language incorrectly. And this will be likely thanks to channels like these.
I guess Marina has her own Marina's American English😂
How to use these words I’m my sentence? Curate and call out often heard in meetings
I was in the mood for pizza. I didn´t feel like eating alone.
0:46 I think she said "I aim to sound more american..."
She says she and her friend Venya are professional teachers, but neither has DELTA or CELTA or TKT or TEFL/TESOL accréditations or certificates. They don’t care about mistakes because they didn’t learn how serious can be fossilized mistakes. She says that you don’t need to learn languages because AI will do it for you and now Marina has a bunch of channels on other languages which she doesn’t speak Italian, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese and more. And she is promoted by YT with her followers and commenters, she mentioned in one of her interviews in Russian that YT tunes up followers for her
Ugh.
“I aim to sound more American”
T aim to sound, maybe
0:46 - I think she meant to say "I aim to sound more American".
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Marina Mogilko and others? The wider they smile at you, the worse they will fool you.
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My gosh! Even I know this grammar! Flap "t", fast "t"...
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And I'm just a regular Brazilian guy !
I like English very much
Marina must send you her videos before uploading them.😅
Here comes the Terminator lol
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Maybe she meant ‘I aim to sound American’.
I don't like that Linguamarina is always talking to us in a condescending way, she's like, I'm the cream of the crop, and I'm here in Silicon Valley, where only smart people live. When we know she's there because her dad is an oligarch.
To be in a mood is not typically followed by "for" or "to." It's used to describe a general emotional state without specifying an activity. Here are some examples of using "to be in a mood":
1. He's in a mood today; it's best to leave him alone.
2. She woke up in a mood and has been snapping at everyone.
3. The boss is in a mood; I think the meeting went badly.
4. My cat is in a mood and won't let anyone pet her.
5. He's been in a mood ever since he got that email.
6. She's in a mood and won't tell me why.
7. The whole team is in a mood because of the project delay.
8. He's in a mood, so he might not be very talkative at the party.
9. She's in a mood; maybe she didn't sleep well last night.
10. They've been in a mood all week; I wonder what's bothering them.
I think she said: "Personally, I have to sound more american"
Besides that major accent problem, I could say she's got other ones, I mean, she not only has that problem but others as well. 😊.
She does have problems, such as deciding where to spend all the money she makes out of the students."
Well, that's not a problem for her at all 😊.
I think all of her students are from Russia, that's why they blindly believe and trust in what she says, at least, 90% of her subscribers come from Russia.
Glottal stop, does it exist in AmE? Mogilco shows off her “American” personality, but can’t decide which accent to use.
It exists especially in American English. You'll hear it in words like: Latin, certain, cotton, written, kitten...
Well it does exist in AmE though?
@@alicemarmeladova8447 I read an article on the San Diego Voice & Accent website and yes, it exists in AmE. Furthermore, you can see examples above.
Marina is infinite source of content 😂😂😂
Man..... When I read the thumbnail I knew something good was cooked!
Does her channel still exist????
Can you suggest me the best grammar book?
I guess she means: she should sound more American. Like in a very formal structure: all citizens are to pay taxes. I’m sure she was going to say this thinking in Russian
I'd argue that one is not proficient in a language if one translates in the head. Being fluent and nailing a language means to be able to think and feel in that language or dream in it as they say sometimes.
Put some meme after 18:32
It's absolutely It's absolutely necessary!
Like.. i understand the fact that she's making pronunciation mistakes because she is not a native speaker but when it comes to grammar mistakes 😅😅😅 hard to accept it because she is a teacher. She can't teach something, she doesn't know.
Poor Marina....Like a colour blind home decorator...
Great Job!!!
It seems to me, what she intended to say was, “I think my English sounds more American.”
Nevertheless, if she speaks impromptu in her videos, she is doing a good job,
better than 99% of non-native English teachers worldwide.
It is almost impossible to speak monologues in a foreign language offhand and without mistakes.
That's the reason I prefer to learn English from native speakers
She's not doing a good job because she has over 9 million non-native English subscribers who are exposed to her mistakes. I believe that after a certain point, she should have started paying someone to review her numerous mistakes. She needs to be held accountable for her errors. There's nothing wrong with speaking with mistakes; the problem arises when she has such a large reach to audiences who don't know the language while she self-proclaims as the best teacher.
I'd say that, at least, 95% of her subscribers are from Russia, that's why they trust and believe in what she says😊.
She speaks pretty well considering she's not a native speaker... but making a video on how to pronounce words and teaching the wrong pronunciation (17:42) is just crazy
“I am to do” means an assigned task for future, right?
But here she uses it like a present habit, doesn’t she?
you should rename you channel to "Marina"s speaks gray english"
Her pronunciation improved since I first saw her on RUclips.
Don’t be jealous and pay her royalties for using her content😉
Yeah, right!
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She keeps making the same mistakes. Over and over. Shamelessly.
Good for her. She should keep learning English instead of teaching it.
She deserves to be exposed as an unprofessional.
If at all, she should pay this channel for correcting her free of cost. Some others would pay lots of money for attending some language courses. Spreading incorrect English to the world is simply unethical and outright wrong!
@@Sigmund_Cat Well put.
Guys, I’m a Russian speaker and I can tell you one thing for sure when you talk Russian with mistakes like Marina does in English and try to teach, people will laugh at you and you can NEVER get a single student, if not a stupid one 😂. But talking Russian with mistakes for communication is okay for Russian people.
Честно, вот вообще не поняла вашей мысли.
You gonna be shocked when you find out every native speaker makes mistakes, no matter what language they speak... cause we are just people and not machines after all. And how do you know whether that's OK for Russians to speak with mistakes? Quit that arrogance.
@@alicemarmeladova8447 Making mistakes and teaching mistakes is two different things!
@@newtonmoon Okay? And when I claimed otherwise?
I am italian for our leanguage Pizza the prenounciotion is corrett you can understand doesn' t matter if is a short or open pizza is ok what she pronounce it
But she's not speaking or teaching Italian.
Kevin is a real meanie in this video😂'I have no idea what she said'
Maybe, just, maybe she wanted to mean "I'm WILLING to sound more american" but you're right, it's a little bit hard to guess what she wanted to say.