Don't forget to download the free PDF worksheet I made you 👉 www.mmmenglish.com/englishreductions/ It will help you to study, help you study and practise these common reductions!! Can you think of any other reductions that you often hear in movies or TV shows?
Thanks Emma for free PDF worksheet which is extremely useful for everyone, I'm absolutely convinced! There's no need to write down the whole lesson spending much time that I used to do it in order not to forget what I learnt, it's a really brilliant idea! And as to your question in the end, I wanna share something else with you. I hear frequently enough such as popular reductions as: (Emma, you know I love them all and try to use them in all the relevant situations) Here these are: (these can be used either in written or in spoken English) "hafta" is "have to" "hasta" is "has to" (He has to do it...) "outta" is "out of" "oughta" is "ought to" "wansta" is "he/she wants to..." "wassup" is "what's up?" "whatser" is "what's her?.." "whatsis" is "what's his?.." "musta" is "must have" "gotta" is "got to" or "have got to" "loadsa" is "loads of" "kindsa" is "kind of" "lotsa" is "lots of" "lotta" is "lot of" "sorta" is "sort of" "typa" is "type of" "frunna" is "be front of" "betcha" is "bet you" "dontcha" is "don't you" "getcha" is "get you" "gotcha" is "got you" "seeya" is "see you" The rest of my list isn't used in written English but only in spoken one, be careful! "how'dya" is "how do you?" "how'dja" is "how did you?" "how'dya" is "how would you?" "dja" is "did you..." "whataya" is "what are you?" "whadaya" is "what do you?" "wantcha" is "want you..." "what'dja" is "what did/do you?" "when'dja" is "when did/do you?" "where'dya" is "where did/do you?" "who'dya" is "who did/do you?" "why'dya" is "why did/do you?" "wouldya" is "would you..." My support 'n' appreciation to you, darling! Thanks for your work!
Well hey there Emma, my lovely English mentor! OMG,.. this is a new hair style looks so unusually but it fits you a lot! As always, I enjoy watching your lessons, they're always riveting and captivating, you do know it! Despite I've been here with for over five years, I still love listening to you, you're like a my family's part already, it's not exaggerating at all! And surely, I'll go on watching your useful videos even further! I remember I couldn't perceive your fast speech without subtitles and now, several years later I'm not turning them on for the most part! And it's your great merit completely! Highly grateful to you, Emma and of course, I'll see you soon for another great video!
Emma is one of the best English teachers in the world! She explains so many things in very lovely & entertaining way, so I feel happy every time I listen to Emma! Her lessons are really awesome! 🙏👍
Emma, you're the best English teacher in RUclips. Your Grammar explanations are so clear and helpful. A few days ago somebody said, in a FB site for teachers, that a video which lasts more than 15 minutes isn't appropriate to include in your class, but you always tear down this "theory" and I really enjoy your expositions and I'll keep up on displaying them in my classes either virtual or real.
i'm studying for the IELTS and needed some extra help, therefore I came across your IPA RUclips session. That was incredible. As a teacher and eminent native speaker, you're doing a fantastic job. New subscribers to this channel, take note: you will not be disappointed.😌
Hi Emma, An interesting lesson about "the secret to understand fast-talking native English speaking." I sincerely appreciate your efforts and it is truly helpful to all learners. Thanks and regards,
This is an unique kind of the video on listening topic and trust me, no one can teach better than Ms Emma. Hats off to u once again for sharing such a vital vid which will surely assist all of us!!!
had an experience working with native English speakers, it was crazy at first,but as you get to listen to them speak on a daily basis, you get the hang of it.. This topic on reduction is amazing 👏 Thanks from your fan 🇵🇭
Thank you, Emma, this video is impressive. It shows how many reductions native English speakers use in spoken English and helps me understand them better. I can tell you that the Swiss-German dialects also sound very different from written German. When we talk to strangers, we do our best to speak written German so they can understand us
Hi there! I came across your videos about a week ago and have been sharing them with anyone and everyone! Not only your English and English teaching skills are fantastic but I think you are a great communicator - passionate and expressive. I wish you continued success!
Thank you, Teacher Emma for this video. My trainer at new work is a native English speaker and I can barely catch up with the training. The timing of the upload for this video is truly a blessing.
You are a wonderful teacher, Emma. Half way across the world, from Romania 🇹🇩, my friends and I send you our greatest appreciation and respect. Your lessons have made a big difference in my learning community.
Very good explanations. I keep telling my students that they should pay attention to what they understand, to understand the general thread, not every single word. But it's got so much to do with practice and it's taken me time as well to get where I am.
I've been looking for videos as part of a teaching class in my linguistics degree. I love this video! Searching for videos like this can be difficult. Some "understanding speakers" videos don't talk about pronunciation like this. And pronunciation searches usually give results about how to improve your accent in English, not understanding others. The IPA is invaluable for those who know it. The slow repetition is a must. And the in context uses are excellent instead of presenting them only in isolation. An interesting experience for me is this. I always have captions on because I'm hard of hearing. While watching this video, as soon as you pronounced it in context and the captions showing the full version, my brain "heard" each word or the contracted version. For /ʃʊdə/ I'd hear "shoudda" but for "I shoudda done it" I'd automatically hear "I should've done it" even without a /v/ sound (and even though "done it" was likely "dunɪ/ instead of two words).
I recently started making videos detailing the things I've learned about English as a Korean. I talked about the same thing in one of my videos! I couldn't agree more about "reduction". It's super helpful and I think everyone should know about it . Thanks for the video!
This is the best teacher EVER! Other teachers are not bad but Emma is the BEST! Thank you so much for your time... I love your videos💜💜💜... This lessons will be interesting and important for English learners, Especially who are interested at English. I learned so much from you Emma, thank you so much, Keep it up💜
Hi,Emma Thank you for this lesson. Once more you help me in my english journey .I always enjoy to see you in your courses. If you continue to teach i'll continue to learn!!! good deal !!!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma i hope go to austrialia when i'll speak better .....in the next five years !!!!! i stuck in a plateau since several month !!!!!! good wish LUC
Hello Emma! One of the early birds today. I’m fond of watching your English video lessons everyday. Today’s lesson also will be gonna add in my bucket list to watch later again and again. Thank you very much! See you in there Next Tuesday! 💃🏿♥️
Wow wonderful It is really the most important part of a language which a foreigner must learn . as a matter of fact this is our weakness point in understanding. When I visited English people for the first time Although I could speak and they understood me , I didn’t realized them at all so that i pleased them to speak slowly 😬 I appreciate and admire you for this vital part of grammar and shake your hands warmly and kindly 🌹
Thanks Emma for exerting efforts for your followers and it’s a kind of generosity doing that. Appreciated once again. Your follower Halim from 🇮🇶 Iraq.
Hey! Emma I waiting for this vedio for a long time.I liked it, not only vedio or topic but I also like your smile ,your way of teaching and so on. This make me to understand English. thanks Emma Lots of love from India.💜💖💖💜
Brillant! This is the lesson we want to hear. We know how to write, however pronuncition and understanding is a really hard thing in English. Thank you Emma!
Hi Emma, I hope you're doing well. This video is fantistic! I like it, I live it!! Thank you so much for an amazing JOB! Continue posting videos like this one. Xoxo
Yo creo que tu y tu equipo de trabajo, están muy bien sincronizados, la investigación, la preparación, la grabación, uuf, parecen que van a presentar un platillo de enchiladas de mole; tus lecciones están así de bien. Gracias
Yayyy!Emma, I love your speaking practice lessons❤!Cz it helps to understand natives.And this lesson is superb cz it contains reductions along with speaking practice.Thanks!
I am from India State of Kerala malayalam language also spoken fast, there's reduction. When i noticed in other languages in India also written form is different from spoken form or styles, there are slangs in Kerala also which is difficult to understand, the point iam making is that i think in almost every languages not just in English, I am an English trainer
Wow, this video gave me a new perspective. Even tow I understood nearly all what your saying , I need the little pause at the end to get the meaning. And now I understood the problems I've had with native speakers. Thanks for that.
This video just blew my mind!! never thought so many reductions could happen in those sentences that we're familiar with for years. Once again, thank you Emma for helping us understand more fast-talking English.
Word can't describe how thankful I'm You helped me alot as a self taught it's hard to find a quality content and you're the one who make me that easy Appreciate you my dear teacher Emma much love ❤
It's just wow👌👌 I love your way of teaching ❤️ In today's lesson,you have add four moons in our language. 😍 Thanku so much for this video and for the secret of understanding fast talking native English... actually i got it on my email✌️✌️✌️ Thanks once again Lots of love from INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
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Don't forget to download the free PDF worksheet I made you 👉 www.mmmenglish.com/englishreductions/ It will help you to study, help you study and practise these common reductions!!
Can you think of any other reductions that you often hear in movies or TV shows?
Thanks Emma for free PDF worksheet which is extremely useful for everyone, I'm absolutely convinced! There's no need to write down the whole lesson spending much time that I used to do it in order not to forget what I learnt, it's a really brilliant idea!
And as to your question in the end, I wanna share something else with you. I hear frequently enough such as popular reductions as: (Emma, you know I love them all and try to use them in all the relevant situations)
Here these are: (these can be used either in written or in spoken English)
"hafta" is "have to"
"hasta" is "has to" (He has to do it...)
"outta" is "out of"
"oughta" is "ought to"
"wansta" is "he/she wants to..."
"wassup" is "what's up?"
"whatser" is "what's her?.."
"whatsis" is "what's his?.."
"musta" is "must have"
"gotta" is "got to" or "have got to"
"loadsa" is "loads of"
"kindsa" is "kind of"
"lotsa" is "lots of"
"lotta" is "lot of"
"sorta" is "sort of"
"typa" is "type of"
"frunna" is "be front of"
"betcha" is "bet you"
"dontcha" is "don't you"
"getcha" is "get you"
"gotcha" is "got you"
"seeya" is "see you"
The rest of my list isn't used in written English but only in spoken one, be careful!
"how'dya" is "how do you?"
"how'dja" is "how did you?"
"how'dya" is "how would you?"
"dja" is "did you..."
"whataya" is "what are you?"
"whadaya" is "what do you?"
"wantcha" is "want you..."
"what'dja" is "what did/do you?"
"when'dja" is "when did/do you?"
"where'dya" is "where did/do you?"
"who'dya" is "who did/do you?"
"why'dya" is "why did/do you?"
"wouldya" is "would you..."
My support 'n' appreciation to you, darling! Thanks for your work!
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I think that tag questions like "isn't it?" are often pronounced with reduction.
@@kentafujii8941 Yeah true ı think👌.Cause generally these are used to verify something .
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Well hey there Emma, my lovely English mentor! OMG,.. this is a new hair style looks so unusually but it fits you a lot!
As always, I enjoy watching your lessons, they're always riveting and captivating, you do know it! Despite I've been here with for over five years, I still love listening to you, you're like a my family's part already, it's not exaggerating at all! And surely, I'll go on watching your useful videos even further! I remember I couldn't perceive your fast speech without subtitles and now, several years later I'm not turning them on for the most part! And it's your great merit completely!
Highly grateful to you, Emma and of course, I'll see you soon for another great video!
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Emma is one of the best English teachers in the world! She explains so many things in very lovely & entertaining way, so I feel happy every time I listen to Emma! Her lessons are really awesome! 🙏👍
Emma, you're the best English teacher in RUclips. Your Grammar explanations are so clear and helpful. A few days ago somebody said, in a FB site for teachers, that a video which lasts more than 15 minutes isn't appropriate to include in your class, but you always tear down this "theory" and I really enjoy your expositions and I'll keep up on displaying them in my classes either virtual or real.
true
You are best teacher
i'm studying for the IELTS and needed some extra help, therefore I came across your IPA RUclips session. That was incredible. As a teacher and eminent native speaker, you're doing a fantastic job. New subscribers to this channel, take note: you will not be disappointed.😌
I love her, her smile makes me happy
Pure joy learning English with you!
Hi Emma,
An interesting lesson about "the secret to understand fast-talking native English speaking." I sincerely appreciate your efforts and it is truly helpful to all learners.
Thanks and regards,
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Best English teacher.... Beautiful as well.
This is an unique kind of the video on listening topic and trust me, no one can teach better than Ms Emma. Hats off to u once again for sharing such a vital vid which will surely assist all of us!!!
An amazing way through which one can learn how to pronounce the words like native speakers , well done
This lesson is brilliant.
Thank you so much Emma🙏
You are the best teacher that I have ever seen.
Probably the best english tutor on youtube. Congratulations, you have a gift for teaching people.
Wow, thank you!
Emma, I love that you're using chapters to be able to move back and forth through the lesson! 👌Thank you! Great lesson!!!❤️
She is the most competent and most beautiful English teacher in the world, I love watching her videos.
You’re the most beautiful teacher ❤️
Thank you so much, dear Emma for letting us to understand the secret of English!
had an experience working with native English speakers, it was crazy at first,but as you get to listen to them speak on a daily basis, you get the hang of it.. This topic on reduction is amazing 👏 Thanks from your fan 🇵🇭
Thank you, Emma, this video is impressive. It shows how many reductions native English speakers use in spoken English and helps me understand them better. I can tell you that the Swiss-German dialects also sound very different from written German. When we talk to strangers, we do our best to speak written German so they can understand us
It’s so interesting that one language can sound so very different!
Indeed you speak French too
Tues parle francais
She is the only lady who gives so much heart in her comment section from the starting of her journey...Today I also want to give you❤️ from India.
These are things we didn't learn in school, Thank you teacher
The most beautiful teacher of the planet, thank a Lot for Your way of teaching us.... greetings from Perú 🇵🇪👏👏
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Xq dices ñ ._.
@@Elwerd haver busca una palabra en ingles con ñ XD
Si se eso solo porque lo dices si el habla español ._.
You are the most beautiful teacher I've ever seen.
Teacher Emma , what an excellent video and explanation. Thank you so much
Thank You Emma for the Lesson. You are a great teacher.
Thank you ❤️
Useful lesson Emma thank you.
It is a challenge always for us....love your teaching Emma....
Thankkkkks a lot.For these beautiful ,useful informations.mmmEnglish💓
Hi there! I came across your videos about a week ago and have been sharing them with anyone and everyone!
Not only your English and English teaching skills are fantastic but I think you are a great communicator - passionate and expressive.
I wish you continued success!
Hi Emma, you are a wonderful teacher! I have been watching your video for 6 years , I have learned a lot through your videos , thank you so much 😊
Thank you, Teacher Emma for this video. My trainer at new work is a native English speaker and I can barely catch up with the training. The timing of the upload for this video is truly a blessing.
Perfect timing indeed! Maybe next time try to spot the reductions that they use :)
Thank you Emma for all your help, you don’t know that how much you are helping people like us who are struggling a lot with understanding fast speech.
You are a wonderful teacher, Emma. Half way across the world, from Romania 🇹🇩, my friends and I send you our greatest appreciation and respect. Your lessons have made a big difference in my learning community.
❤️❤️❤️ Sending appreciation right back to you and your friends! Thank you
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We appreciate you very much here.
Thank you Emma
We are from Western Sahara🇪🇭🇪🇭🇪🇭
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Thanks Emma for your hard work 👍
A viewer from India 🇮🇳❤️
My pleasure 😊
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From Canada
Excellent
Thank you so much
You are the best
God bless you
Very good explanations. I keep telling my students that they should pay attention to what they understand, to understand the general thread, not every single word. But it's got so much to do with practice and it's taken me time as well to get where I am.
I've been looking for videos as part of a teaching class in my linguistics degree. I love this video! Searching for videos like this can be difficult. Some "understanding speakers" videos don't talk about pronunciation like this. And pronunciation searches usually give results about how to improve your accent in English, not understanding others. The IPA is invaluable for those who know it. The slow repetition is a must. And the in context uses are excellent instead of presenting them only in isolation.
An interesting experience for me is this. I always have captions on because I'm hard of hearing. While watching this video, as soon as you pronounced it in context and the captions showing the full version, my brain "heard" each word or the contracted version. For /ʃʊdə/ I'd hear "shoudda" but for "I shoudda done it" I'd automatically hear "I should've done it" even without a /v/ sound (and even though "done it" was likely "dunɪ/ instead of two words).
I recently started making videos detailing the things I've learned about English as a Korean. I talked about the same thing in one of my videos! I couldn't agree more about "reduction". It's super helpful and I think everyone should know about it . Thanks for the video!
Oh my God !!!
Finally found the one !!!
Thank you! No one would give me as knowledge as you give not even teachers!!
Grateful to you !!!
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you are a good teacher, Emma. You rock
Thank you so much for choosing this topic 😖🙏🙏
I love you, my teacher ! you look nicer than I thought !
Thank you Emma, As I'm an OET and IELTS trainer it helped me to teach my students to improve their listening skills.
Love from Kerala.
This is the best teacher EVER! Other teachers are not bad but Emma is the BEST! Thank you so much for your time... I love your videos💜💜💜...
This lessons will be interesting and important for English learners, Especially who are interested at English.
I learned so much from you Emma, thank you so much, Keep it up💜
Eu pensava que você era americana ou britânica. Tô curtindo e aprendendo muito com seus vídeos. Você é excelente, professora.
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The best English teacher..........Far better than English with Lucy.
Hi,Emma Thank you for this lesson. Once more you help me in my english journey .I always enjoy to see you in your courses. If you continue to teach i'll continue to learn!!! good deal !!!
I’m glad to be able to help!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma i hope go to austrialia when i'll speak better .....in the next five years !!!!! i stuck in a plateau since several month !!!!!! good wish LUC
Your beauty is very captivating what makes the learning process much easier. 🙂Thanks!
Love you teacher from Pakistan Your accent is the best
I need more lessons like this one emma
Thank you so much for this wonderful lesson 🤗
You're very welcome!
Another great one for advanced English learners.. thanks a lot Emma
Thank you Sashi ❤️
Great lesson on pronunciation and comprehension. It has been very useful. Thank you
I'm teacher of English from Delhi. Love watching your vedios .They're pretty good 👍. I often share the vedios with my students
Hello Emma! One of the early birds today. I’m fond of watching your English video lessons everyday. Today’s lesson also will be gonna add in my bucket list to watch later again and again.
Thank you very much! See you in there Next Tuesday! 💃🏿♥️
Awesome stuff! So glad you enjoyed ☺️
Hello How are you are you okay 🌹🌹
You are an amazing English teacher I ever seen. ❤️
Wow wonderful
It is really the most important part of a language which a foreigner must learn .
as a matter of fact this is our weakness point in understanding. When I visited English people for the first time Although I could speak and they understood me , I didn’t realized them at all so that i pleased them to speak slowly 😬
I appreciate and admire you for this vital part of grammar and shake your hands warmly and kindly 🌹
Your're great Emma! I learn a lot by every single video you prepared for us. Thank you!
I'm so glad! ❤️
Thanks Emma for exerting efforts for your followers and it’s a kind of generosity doing that. Appreciated once again. Your follower Halim from 🇮🇶 Iraq.
Thank you, Halim. 🙏🏼
Thank you for this lesson dear Emma.
You're so welcome, Mohammad!
Ah, really! I'm blown away with this lesson, Miss Emma! 😌😌😌🤗🤗💝
Thank You so so much for bringing that out here.
I’m glad you liked it :)
Thank you, Emma!
Hey! Emma I waiting for this vedio for a long time.I liked it, not only vedio or topic but I also like your smile ,your way of teaching and so on. This make me to understand English. thanks Emma
Lots of love from India.💜💖💖💜
Thank you so much
Thank you for this lesson Emma, you look very beautiful with this hairstyle 💖💖💖
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Thanks for this class, teacher!
omg this is such a very important content. really glad you made this and it is of course very helpful and informative, Thanks Emma
I think this is the most difficult part to learn languages, this is the part that stop myself to understand the native speakers, thank you a lot dear❤
My best english teacher 🥰😍❤️ ♥
Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩
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Good, good, good.
Excelente teacher....and...beautiful.
Thank you Emma so much, always loving your speaking practise lessons and your kind accent😊😊
Have a nice day ❤
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Brillant! This is the lesson we want to hear. We know how to write, however pronuncition and understanding is a really hard thing in English. Thank you Emma!
Hi Emma, I hope you're doing well. This video is fantistic! I like it, I live it!! Thank you so much for an amazing JOB! Continue posting videos like this one. Xoxo
You are a fantastic teacher!
I like your lessons.
Thank You
Thank you Salek ❤️
Yo creo que tu y tu equipo de trabajo, están muy bien sincronizados, la investigación, la preparación, la grabación, uuf, parecen que van a presentar un platillo de enchiladas de mole; tus lecciones están así de bien. Gracias
😂 Gracias!
Thank YOU for the worksheet as well. 🤗🤗
It's a pleasure, Manu!
Yayyy!Emma, I love your speaking practice lessons❤!Cz it helps to understand natives.And this lesson is superb cz it contains reductions along with speaking practice.Thanks!
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แมลงวัน เปิดตัว วิดีโอเก่า. คลิปนี้. ต่อวัน. สื่อไอจี วันไอ 4ห5 อยู่ ที่. แท็กซี่. เมโลดีไทยแลน. บางงงง ชี ไอ. ชี
Thanks for everything our great teacher
It's my pleasure ❤️
I am from India State of Kerala malayalam language also spoken fast, there's reduction. When i noticed in other languages in India also written form is different from spoken form or styles, there are slangs in Kerala also which is difficult to understand, the point iam making is that i think in almost every languages not just in English, I am an English trainer
Great!! I've always had problems recognizing words in real life. Thank you!
Indeed a great lesson.i really appreciate that but I might sluggish due to my over burden duty's so I might practice it through whole week bit by bit
Wow, this video gave me a new perspective. Even tow I understood nearly all what your saying , I need the little pause at the end to get the meaning. And now I understood the problems I've had with native speakers. Thanks for that.
Great explanation. Loved the comprehension practice at the end 🤩
Hello Jenny
thank you for your very useful English lesson, not what others usually do, really.
This video just blew my mind!! never thought so many reductions could happen in those sentences that we're familiar with for years. Once again, thank you Emma for helping us understand more fast-talking English.
🤩 Always an absolute pleasure, Daniel!
This is a very useful English Class about how to understand Fast-Talking Native English Speakers...Thanks a lot.
Absolutely useful and funny video!!!
Thanks a million, Emma!!! By the way, you're gorgeous with your new hair look and long earrings!!!😍😍
Thank you Eva! 😍
Emma I love your accent ❤️❤️❤️
Word can't describe how thankful I'm
You helped me alot as a self taught it's hard to find a quality content and you're the one who make me that easy
Appreciate you my dear teacher Emma much love ❤
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Thank you for this fantastic lesson.
I'm sure this video is easier than PHRASAL VERBS UHHH😭Thank you Ema for this lesson, I love you so much💕
What a pleasant picture to look at and listen to!!! And very helpful too. . . .
I can understand everyone who speaks English, except native speakers.
I’m a native speaker 🔊 mane. Wud u tryin to say? 😂
So do I
Me also
Me too, so we already learned all about English, the problem have to do with the natives speaking maybe 🤣
You're lucky
Thanks for your help, much appreciated! From an Italian living in the UK!
You know Emma,I'm into your conversation workouts!They are brilliant!I want more of them.I get to learn phrases and also learn how to pronounce them.
Amazing explanation of fast-talking !! Very well done!!
Thank you! ❤️
It's just wow👌👌
I love your way of teaching ❤️
In today's lesson,you have add four moons in our language. 😍 Thanku so much for this video and for the secret of understanding fast talking native English... actually i got it on my email✌️✌️✌️
Thanks once again
Lots of love from INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳