TEST Your English Vocabulary! Do you know these 15 advanced words?
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1:10 👉Collaborate: to work together
2:20 👉Optimum: the best
3:08 👉Resilient: quickly recover from difficult situations
4:04 👉Scoff: to make fun of (with noise)
5:13 👉Retrospect: to look back with wisdom
6:29 👉Ambiguous: not certain
7:17 👉Hinder: to stop or prevent
8:10 👉Assimilate: to become similar
9:23 👉Nonchalant: not caring; cool
10:14 👉Rejuvenate: to feel alive again
11:02 👉Oblivious: to not realize
12:06 👉Ostracize: to ignore or push someone away
12:52 👉Spur of the moment: spontaneous
13:36 👉Slouch: to not sit up straight
14:46 👉Plausible: sounds like it might be true; possible but not likely
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Thanks so much for expanding your vocabulary with me! Which words were new for you?
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More than 60 phrases were new for me
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this is the first video of yours I watched, I like u, a big like n subscribed , thanks for sharing this.
I think it's watch not watched
1. collaborate: work together
2. optimum: best
3. resilient: easily recover from difficult situations
4. scoffed: to make fun of
5. retrospect: looking back with wisdom
6. ambiguous: not clear
7. hinder：stop prevents
8. assimilate: be similar
9. nonchalant: not caring
10.rejuvenated: alive again
11. oblivious: didn't realize
12. ostracize: push away
13. spur of the moment: spontaneous
14. slouch: not sitting straight
15. plausible: possible but not likely
Ostracize is not pushing away. It is to outcast someone from a group or society.
Thank you. It's a great tutorial but too much talking for my opinion.
Thanks a lot! 😊
Good job it was kind of revision
God bless you my man
Funny fact: every word that comes from Latin, which you Engliah native speakers consider to be hard or advanced is usually a pretty common word in Romance languages. So, it is quite amusing for any Latin Based language speaker to hear that collaborate is a difficult word.
i’m confused- these are rare and formal words that non-native speakers wouldn’t hear often. this video was made for english learners. theyre not hard to english speakers.
No, not difficult for a literate native English speaker. And this video (and her others) is for non-native speakers learning English.
The video clearly states that these words are an "advanced test". So they must be hard to some degree. All I`m saying is these words are not hard at all for English learners who already speak any Romance language.
@@ixchelssong yep, literate native English speakers are familiar with them. As any idiot or iliterate Romance native speaker, that`s all I`m saying
Exactly. The thing is, all these languages share common words and expression but they are not always used in the same way or frequency. Take the word "to live". In portuguese and spanish you would likely hear/read "viver" or maybe "morar", whereas in French they would likely say 'habite". There is a word "habitar" in both Spanish and Portuguese but are not used as frequently or in the same way. Another example is "amusant" which exists in both french and english and have similar meanings but are used differently.
Collaborate: work together
Optimum: best
Resilient: easily recover from difficult situations
Scoffed: to make fun of
Retrospect: looking back with wisdom
Ambiguous: unclear
Hinders: stops, prevents
Assimilate: become similar
Nonchalant: not caring, cool
Rejuvenated: alive again
Oblivious: didn't realize
Ostracize: push away
Spur: spontaneous
Slouch: not sitting straight
Plausible: possible but not likely
Collaborate- work together
Optimum- best
Resilient -easily recover from difficult situations
Scoffed-to make fun of
Retrospect- looking back with wisdom
Ambiguous- not clear
Hinders- stops prevents
Assimilate- to become similar
Nonchalant- not caring, cool
Rejuvenated- alive again
Oblivious- didn't realize
ostracize- push away
Spur- spontaneous
Slouch- not sitting properly
Plausible- possible but not likely
Thanks 😁😁
Tranks
thanks buddy
Good discover
When my niece was young, she knew the difference between “collaborate” and “coordinate” and once corrected her mother with that knowledge.
When doing a task, it's better to collaborate with someone to achieve optimum results.
It pays to be resilient when being ostracized by someone who is oblivious to your hurt feelings. In retrospect, it's better to be nonchalant when people scoff at us. Rather than slouch in your couch, it's actually rejuvenating to go for spur of the moment trips to the beach. Remember, being unique means we don't have to assimilate the traits and lifestyle of other people. It's not plausible to be clones of other people. Sometimes, people send ambiguous signals as to what they really want. But that should not hinder us from understanding them.
Great sentences.
Wow this is the best one I’ve seen. Nearly completely correct and actually makes sense as a paragraph!
One point: it is ostracised instead of ostracise. You ostracise someone, but you are ostracised by someone else.
But are you learning English or a learner? Seems like you are native speaker.
Woww.. it's amazing. I would love to be able to write like you.
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I love her energy and positivity. Makes me feel she's my friend.
Was
Exactly
Exactly🤗
Yeah...exactly 👍😊
Vanessa, I think the OPTIMUM way of studying English (at least to me) is watching interestings videos on youtube (like yours) and keeping track of our development by creating sentences with news words in the comments section.
Thank you for the lesson!
hi I don't even know how many times I've watched this video, I've lost count of it , you're full of energy and enthusiasm and I love that, please make more videos like this about advanced words that are commonly used.
But remember: the more advanced word is for an english native, the easier is for a spanish, italian, french, portuguese ....one.
That's so true ahah
Yup😂
yeah, It was too easy for e hahaha
Yes, that's true 😂
Italian here 🇮🇹
I was thinking this was for English speakers and I was like “wow this was easy” then I realized
Hii Olivia
This still is too easy for someone who isn't a native English speaker, I mean, I've got C2 level, but I'm pretty sure it's also very easy for anyone with at least B1.
@@cuboider-rclv2585 well, I'm a c1 and there were 4 I didnt know... sometimes we miss the basics so videos like this might help 😉
@@cuboider-rclv2585 i am not a native speaker and that was easy for me or at least not that hard
She got words in here that I didn’t even know existed! LOL Like tf that first word was? What does that mean?
Thanks Vanessa... You are the best mentor !!!You have made everything so simple and fun to learn... Your way of teaching is very engaging and it motivates us in learning everything!! Thanks a lot
Wow, I love the way you explain the "New English Vocabulary." I salute you, Vanessa!
I’m a native English speaker why is this in my recommended
Same here. It was a nice little ego boost though instantly knowing all the answers as I skimmed through it. Lol
😁😁😁😁
i'm a native Polish speaker and i searched this xD i boosted my ego as well instantly knowing most of the asnwers . Question for NATIVE ENGLISH . Do you have any language which you feel is important for you ?
Maybe you aren't that native
Karol
Congrats ❤️
1. Collaborate - work together
2. Optimum - the best
3. Resilient - able to deal with bad situations
4. Scoffed - to make fun of
5. (In)Retrospect - looking back with wisdom
6. Ambiguous- not clear, vague
7. Hinder - makes a barrier, prevents
8. Assimilate- become similar
9. Nonchalant- reckless, careless
10. Rejuvenated- alive, full of energy
11. Oblivious- (be oblivious to smthg ) do not realize
12. Ostracized - push away (wonder if this word has any affiliation with ostrich)
13. Spur (Of) spontaneous
14. Slouch- not sitting straight
15. Plausible- possible but not likely
If U scroll , U can get the answers thr t self.
Thanks...it was helpful...bcz I don't want to waste my time by watching full vdo 😅...was just interested in words only😃
Thanks a lot for the recapitulation
Good
Btw, you were supposed to use the word "wonder". Because "wander" means walking around aimlessly. But if you had used "wonder", that would have made sense because it means wanting to know something. :)
Many people may be aware of these words, but she does a great job of explaining how they are used. Well done!
1: collaborate with: work together
2: optimun: the best
3: resilent :easily recover from diffcult situations
4: scoffe: make fun of sth
5: retrospect: looking back with wisdom
6: ambigous: not clear
7: hinder: stop, prevent
8: assimilate :become similar
9: nonchalant : not caring
10: rejuvenated: much energy
11:oblivious : didn't realize
12: ostracize : push away
13 spur of the monment: spontaneous
slouch :not sitting straight
plaussible : possible but not likely
It’s plausible that I’ll remember all of this new words
** all of these new words ** (these) not this
I came here to write exact same sentence but you already did it 😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not likely🤣
I should see it in like 20 sentences before to sink it deeper in my brain
As a young man with a resilent body, my fitness was at its most optimum level. My football coach introduced a team building activity that supposedly could improve the collaboration between players and rejuvenate the team spirit. I was filled with ambiguity and scoffed at the idea. The idea sounded plausible but i wasn't going to let it hinder my standing as a cool, aloof and nonchalant player. At the spur of the moment, I even pushed my coach away and ostracized the rest of the players by sequestering myself in the club house as they proceeded to do their outdoor activity. I was totally oblivious of the consequences of my action. As it turned out, I was not selected to play in the finals. In retrospect, as I slouched in the armchair at Starbucks, I realised that I should have learnt to assimilate into the team better. It was all too late by now
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Awesome composition , just a couple of improvements for very advanced English . There is no need to say “most optimum” optimum means at the pinnacle so it’s a given and adding an emphatic adverb sounds foreign to English ears. Also “in the spur of the moment “ not “at”. Other than that a really polished, native sounding composition.
@@claudward6529 Thanks for the tips!
@@claudward6529 For Spur of the Moment, can I use On the spur of the moment too? In Vanessa's example, she didn't use any preposition. Is it correct?
Sean yeah for sure, either “ on the spur of the moment “ or “ in the spur of the moment “ , they both sound natural . You could also say something was “ a spur of the moment decision” you can always substitute “spur of the moment “ for “spontaneous “ or “ impromptu” or in some situations “ a last minute decision” . All mean basically the same thing
I am old, but so glad I took a year of Latin in school. The roots of so many words are from Latin, especially I. Healthcare. I hope many school age kids will listen to your video. A weak vocabulary is so telling.
This video is very informative. I am unfamiliar with words she tackled but when she discussed them I realized that I can really use them in constructing sentences. I also like her smile, she is full of energy and grace in discussing. Thank you speaker!
I love this kind of test. It makes me realize how vocabulary has more to go.
Reading frequently is an excellent way to improve your vocabulary.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your fun lessons online.
10.54.What i feel rejuvenated is when my english vocabulary have added easily and quickly than before. Thanks so much. really appreciated it.
I’m gonna describe all the words at optimum degree. In retrospect, I realised to be resilient no matter how intense the situation is. While working with my senior, he scoffed at my working style and hindered me to work while collaborating with him. Still I tried to assimilate with my organisation culture and become nonchalant about small things. Due to oblivious nature situations become ambiguous and he started ostracising me while working in team. Later on I realised that happened spur of the moment which is plausible. And looking back on to this I am slouching on the bed and not thinking much.
This is my first video where I started working on it on vocab.
Please like if I have attempted well and comment for correction. Thanks 🙏🏻
Liked for ur effort
The second "I" should be "I'm" and "become" to "became". Regardless, great effort! (I'm a native British speaker)
*scoffed at
"Retrospect" is not usually used as a verb. You will usually say "in retrospect, I xxx." Otherwise this is a very good effort and using words like "gonna" will make you sound like a native speaker!
I’ve rewritten your paragraph just so it reads slightly better but it’s a really good effort! I hope this helps and good luck with learning English!
I’m gonna describe all the words to an optimum degree. In retrospect, I realise I should be resilient no matter how hard the situation is. When working with my senior, he scoffed at my working style and hindered my work (you don’t really say “hindered me to”) whilst I collaborated with him. Still, I tried to assimilate into (you assimilate into, rather than with) my organisation’s culture and become nonchalant about small things (‘become’ works, if you are trying to say ‘I tried to become nonchalant about small things’. Use ‘became’ if you have already become nonchalant). - This next sentence I am not really sure what you meant. So I’ve had a go - Due to the ambiguous nature of the situation (you only use oblivious when talking about a person), I was oblivious when he started ostracising me while we were working in the team. Later on I realised that it‘s plausible that it happened in the spur of the moment. Looking back at this, I am slouching on the bed and not thinking about much.
A very good effort though!! And really complex sentences in there! Keep it up!
Why am I here, you ask, if my native language is english?
It makes me feel smart. Ain't that sad.
Same😅😔
Are you native?
Rashmi Anjli if you are asking me then yes I am. English is my native/first language.
@@ava5959 can we contact please?
Hey there, I’m a 17 years old Italian girl, and I’m looking for someone I can talk in English to. I’ve tried with non native English people in the past and it didn’t really work out. Let me know if you’re up to it and hey, in case you also want to learn Italian, we can do that as well.
I love the way she teach. And I learned some vocabularies from her RUclips channel. She's really good and optimistic.
I truly enjoyed your tutorial. You did an amazing job explaining the vocabulary. Thank you for sharing.
I’m italian but I understand lots of these words, probably because they come from latin
Hai fatto un errore.
Tu hai detto, "I'm Italian but I understand lots of this words."
La grammatica corretta sarebbe, "I'm Italian but I understand lots of these words."
Fondamentalmente, hai detto "questo" invece di "questi" ma "questo" non è corretto perché ciò che stavi descrivendo è plurale, e "questo" è usato per le cose singolari.
Scusa se questo non ha senso, sto usando Google Translate.
ele_v.irtuosity sisi hai ragione ho sbagliato a scrivere adesso correggo
@@marcodegrandis7417 Ho solo pensato di farti sapere visto che sembra che tu stia imparando l'inglese. Spero che vada bene :)
Yeah, I speak Spanish and knew most of them too
Yo también
1. Collaborate - work together
2. Optimum - the best
3. Resilient - easily recover from difficult situations
4. Scoffed - to make fun of
5. Retrospect - looking back with wisdom
6. Ambiguous - not clear, vague
7. Hinders - stops, prevents
8. Assimilate - become similar
9. Nonchalant - reckless, careless, not caring, cool
10. Rejuvenated - alive again, full of energy
11. Oblivious - do not realize
12. Ostracize - push away
13. Spur of the moment - spontaneous
14. Slouch - not sitting straight
15. Plausible - possible but not likely
Joseph Mendoza scoff: to make fun of
Well done
Thanks 😊
Thank you
Joseph Mendoza you are so kind👍thank you🌹
I love this kind of teaching /learning
How come did I find your channel so late???? A lot of effort in your videos and farrrr more of devotion. You have made optimum vids. Thank you ❤️
For a Spanish speaker is easier to know the correct word because are similar and have their roots on old Latin language.
I completely agree with you. Modern English has a lot of words that came from Latin. And French.
For Italians too...
It's easy to recognize the Latin roots for example in the word retrospect.
So does portuguese. Some english words are very similar to portuguese words and have almost the same meaning.
That's right. I'm a portuguese speaker and many of these words exist in my language.
My langua materna is Español but I was schooled and raised and still live in the UK. Beware false cognates in Spanish /English . Many Latin root words have very different English meaning . Embarrassed means dar verguenza, not pregnant, delight means pleasurable or lovely ( hermososo, linda, bellisimo etc) not the same as Spanish delito etc. There are many many more, beware literal Latin translation!!!
Who's watching 2020? Because of quarantine
stacey nix me me me 😂😂😂
Me haha
Haha me
Yo wey, no entiendo ni madres
Me
Love your test and explanations/definitions..i enjoyed it
i fell so Rejuvenated after watching this video . Thank you so much Vanessa....
I was rejuvenated when I drank a sip of water after some hard core exercising. 🙂🙂🙂
I was exhausted when i lost my juice after some hardcore pornography. 😃😃😃
@@ENTP247 bruhhhh 😂😂
@@ENTP247 bruhhh you're sick😂😂😂
You were what now?
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ok I'm impressed that I knew all the words and wasn't aware I have that level, this feeds my ego hahahaha
Chimchim Jamjam now feed ur ego more by using all the words in sentences in the comments
welcome to the internet. similarly, every "iq test" will put you in the rare group of super genius, off the scale intelligence
Maybe is because you're Kira, you're the best student of Japan
@@littlegoobie hahaha I know right? Every internet test in general tho 😂
Haha same
Love this. Keeps me on my toes.
Thank you Vanessa for all your efforts
I cant believe while not being a native I still got all of them correct.
That’s great!
Good job, this is semi advanced
Me too, And I'm from Poland!
I'm Finnish, so my language is not Indo-European, and my language does not help, but I knew all the words. As a translator, I should. 🧡😊
@@ozsfi there's no the language like Indo-European. Please be familiar with Sri Aurobindo's. You will be surprised 😮
It's teacher's day today, A very happy teacher's day to the best English teacher in the world
The optimum way to explain these new advanced words. Thanks a bunch!
A good collection of words . Very helpful for non native English speakers. Like your video , miss. Thanks 👍
I love how she smiles while she’s talking.
It feels like my mind is rejuvenated every time I watched your video. Stay blessed!
Thanks Vanessa! You do a great job.
You're so spritful Vanessa! Makes your video quite fun.
I was actually slouching while watching this video and I sat up straight as soon as I got to know the meaning :)
You are slouching on that picture though!
@@zakb.7108 hahaha.. c'mon man it was a restaurant, how else was I supposed to sit ? 😛
@@akashmukherjee2220 Well-groomed people sitting at the restaurant with a straightened back. This is a rule of politeness and tolerance. I'm not trying to say you are rude, just a tip for you. :)
@@user-iu3jc3su9k Message received loud and clear :)
im proud of myself, i watch this video without subtitle and understand what she says
'I' should be always in capital
@@chandrie4895 really? Even if it is not in the beggining?
@@sebasthian5786 yes
Great job!
@@sebasthian5786 yes, in English when you are using the word “I” to refer to yourself (or it’s forms like “I’m” or “I’ll”) is always capitalized with no exceptions that I’m aware of
You are the best English teacher in the youtube and I'm enhancing my vocabulary much better than my begin and thanks yo help us to stimulating English speaking skill. I'm never focus to learn English I'm so oblivious and then I'm seems lots of ppl learning english. However, spontaneously I'm commenced it and consist myself resilient.
I love this video very informative very helpful thank you very much keep up the good work
I really love your high energy and very positive aura while talking/explaining.Thank you for being an inspiration😍🙏
I am honestly "rejuvenated" after I have found your channel and these new vocabularies!!! Thank you very much for helping me expanding my English vocabularies, Vanessa!!
I'm not a native speaker and these words are pretty difficult for me.i mean I don't know only some of them. It was a great opportunity for me to learn a new advanced vocabulary even though i am an advanced English learner. I completed the test getting 13/15. Thanks a lot Mrs Vanessa 😊😊😊. I am a great admirer of yours. I like your American accent by the way. it sounds smart 👍👍👍
Another great video. Thanks Vanessa...
In retrospect, I should have subscribed to your channel and learnt more.
Collaborating is the optimum action when the things aren't going resilient. Maybe you are scoffing now but you'll retrospect soon. Yeah, I know you find at ambiguous thoughts now but that doesn't mean I'll hinder spreading my nonchalant ideas. Don't worry it takes time to assimilate it and when it's ready you'll feel rejuvenated. Come on, oblivious, don't ostracise me on the spur of the moment and even try not to slouch like that cos it looks like a plausible bad behaviour. 8)
Oh wow thanks
@@mansisrivastava0001 brilliant
Things can’t be resilient. That’s for people, because it takes inner force (the kind that comes from spirit or soul)
@Laura Sánchez why not? In IT e.g. "Building applications resilient to infrastructure failure is essential for systems that run in a distributed environment, such as NoSQL databases." or e.g. "Sustaining development gains also requires resilient institutions and consistent policies."
TheDelwish as I can see that, is an antropomorphism, like “smart phones”. Things (even technology) can’t be smart, but we give them that description because it matches with a human characteristic, in what we considerate as smart.
For definition, resilience is the human capacity of over coming from tough circumstances.
On the other hand, institutions (as a group of persons with a common goal) can be resilient.
I was nonchalant when I started watching the video but,in course of time I realized how resilient the video is!🤓
I'm 14 and ever since I was in kindergarten I've always been ahead of my game! One time when I was in kindergarten, I accidentally grabbed a 3rd grader book, but I read it perfectly! And when I was in 5th grade, I was told I have a 7th grade to a 9th grade reading level. Now I'm in 8th grade and I just want to say thank you for helping me go further in my reading vocabulary! It's hard for me to find a really advanced vocabulary words and you did it so thank you!
Since I have discovered vanessa's manner of teaching english, I feel rejuvenated, meanwhile I didn't lose any more second to subscribe at her channel, I did it spur of the moment, Vanessa is the best teacher whom I have ever known, she's helping all the learners around the world to master english, there is no place for ostracism in vanessa's world.
Beautiful way to use these new words!!! Keep up the good work, Walid! :)
@@SpeakEnglishWithVanessa I wanna really thank you dear teacher for all what you did, and still doing it for us, you are my inspiration in my path to reach the English fluency.
I really like the way she teaches
@@AyeshaHK yes she's really awesome, where are you from ?
Walid i congratulate you bro the way you were used the new words.
by the way, i wanna say thanks by our teacher vannesa how she teaches us the English language and guides us the right way to be like a native..
"Scoffed" and "Nonchalant" these are the new vocabularies I have learned and earned. Thank you. 👍
I like you act the word, it made me comprehend and memorize the new word to me.Thanks!
Hi, Vanessa thank you for the gift, I just love all your videos. It helps me a lot in learning English fluently.
My friend scoffed at me when I said I would be fluent in English by the end of the quarantine
Marcela Silveira ahahaha
You're doing great!
🤣🤣😂😁🤣🤣🤣🤣
this literally ended up on my recommended and i love her energy
Great instruction! I'm sure this instruction would add
many points to one's score on the SAT and ACT.
Great work, Vanessa!
Stan
aside from being super helpful and awesome.. WHY ARE YOU SO CALMING OMG I FELL IN LOVE WITH YOUR VOICE AND EXPRESSIONS
You're better than dictionary in explaining means of word..
" better than a dictionary at explaining the meaning of words"... What u meant to say
It's wonderful the fact that so many Americans have Italian origins... despite the distance, we are all connected. And now I'm improving my knowledge with a daughter of the homeland! Thank you a lot!!!!
It`s a pleasure learn English with you, is very clear.Blessings
My resilient nature helps me get through difficult times, even when i feel ostracized from groups.
Your lecture on advanced vocabulary is a great way of learning new vocabulary.I hope you'll keep going to make a new ONE on advanced vocabulary. Thanks a lot
ur expressions during lecture always heart catching. Love ur classes and u too in a respectful manner. u
r my english teacher. 😊
I've learned many new advanced vocabulary today , thank you so much ! 💕
Your way in teaching us is simply amazing .!
Thanks , from Palestine 🇵🇸
Just liked your comment because of your Palestine flag. May you guys be freed of oppression soon. Ameen
I hope Palestine will be free soon
This video just shown up on my youtube recommendation. I ended up watching it till the end hehe. Thanks for the useful vocabulary that you just gave us! I also love how she added picture to add more detail to each advance vocab. Cuz by looking at the picture and by hearing her detailed explanation towards the advance vocab, it makes us remember even better and stronger ❤️
Thank u! You're a good teacher!
I love it. I really appreciate that I learned new words. A hug from Brazil.
Love your style how you teach english, I learnt so much from you , thanks a lot !!!!!!!!!!!👍👌👍💐☺️
Hi Vanessa what's up
Thanks for your videos they're very helpful and important to me
Have a great weekend my dear teacher 😉👍
Thanks Vanessa. You are the best!
I love it, it is one of the optimum lessons in your channel.
I’m a 17 year-old Egyptian and Arabic is my first language, but I got all of them right, so proud of myself to be honest:D
thats fantastic!!
Katharina Müller thank you so much :)
good job!
Raelynn Davis thank youuuu :) ❤️
This is my channel for learn English thanks for supporting me and subscribe my channel
What a productive Sunday I had! Living for your energy! I got 13/15 hehe thank you! Looking forward for more.
This was really informative! Just what i needed :)
I relish the way you end your classes by
recapitulating the essence of each word!
Lately I’ve been trying to be more
aware of my posture when sitting down and try to avoid slouching so much. Challenging yet interesting.
Thanks for the upload! It was quite informative and enriched my vocabulary.
Well I am definitely rejuvenated after learning all these new vocabularies..thank you !
Rejuvenated was easy for me.
Cuz in Portuguese we say " rejuvenecer"
That the meaning you already.
" every morning when I get up I try to feel rejuvenated cuz I have one day more to be better than I was yesterday "
@@gleidson105 well said . 👍
Hi, my dear teach Vanessa! I love your English classes! Have a nice night!
I have learnt from your lessons. Thank you.
Also, most of the advanced words are of latin roots (similiar to Spanish, French etc)
Romanian too. It's a lot easier to understand them.
Yep, Portuguese too
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Vanessa talking about every word: "it's a beautiful word" haha so cute!
Thanks so much for your time to teaching us...
your explanations are simple and very useful, thank you a lot!
Hi Vaneesa! acutely helpful test to learn new advanced words! so, the optimum way to become a confident English speaker is to study with Vanessa!
*I want to cry... you are the best teacher that I want to watch on RUclips and I like your accent*
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Plausible was a new word for me as other words I know. Thank you so much for making a wonderful.
Thank you teacher Vanessa for sharing this Video.
I enjoyed following your Lessons👍
Great work, this class helps a lot to understand not only the meaning of those words, but the context of each situation too. I am so thankful with you for sharing. Kisses.