Coke was the one I knew although I've heard soda,but I had never heard pop.Anyway, it would be wonderful to have the chance to live for some time in the USA to learn about all this you're teaching 'cause immersion is the best way to master the language.I was taught American English,but there are lots of things I don't know yet.We learn something new everyday.Thanks,teacher.
So interesting! I am from the UK southern England actually, and if you offered somebody in the UK a glass of soda, they would really give you a peculiar look! Here in the UK, we use 'soda' for laundry purposes, i.e. softening agent and also for unblocking sinks!! We do have bottled soda, which is used as a 'mixer' for spirits. As a child, the word 'pop' was used to describe lemonade, orangeade, etc, but it seems to have lost its popularity. I have a dear friend in Tn and I love her drawl, but saying that, she loves my standard Southeast England accent as well! As we say here in SE England, 'catch you later!'
Soda and pop were the first ones I thought of when I saw the title of your video. I live in Northern California where "hella" is used all the time, and I think that is quite regional.
Hi Wes．Thank you for providing us lessons quite fluently．I really appreciate it．I can hardly wait for the newest lesson for more than ten hours from now on today from Japan😅． All the best． Ikuo Suenaga from the land of the rising sun．
There needs to be a third option for Freeway/Highway. Here in Chicago we call them an Expressway which is really an oxymoron because there typically isn’t anything “Express” about them, lol.
We says "youse" in philly. I've also heard that from italians in NYC. Some people in pittsburgh say "yinz". Personally, I'm really a fan of "youse". Also, for me, trash can is inside. Garbage can is the big one outside. One more, it's a "shopping cart" to me
Thank you sir. This is what I needed. We learned tons of messy knowledges since we were children as for English learners. But mostly these knowledges are mixed among British, American, New Zealand…etc. But our dream is to immigrate to the different country…we should focus on one specific English
I expected something else seeing the title but you can always surprise me. True, these small things are also interesting. What do you mean under cross traffic?
Hi Wes, thanks for the lesson. I've just learned the difference between highway and freeway. But what about turnpikes ? In the UK it's motorway, so when you learn english as a foreigner you have so many words for these kinds of roads, it's always a little confusing. 🙂
In Massachusetts we say... Tonic for carbonated drinks. (I say soda myself or Coke or Pepsi) I've heard both fire flies and lightning bugs used. We drop You and just say Hey Guys. (although I catch myself saying Y'all sometimes) It's yard sale. Trash Bucket; Trash Bin or Waste Paper Basket Bubbler or Water Cooler Highway Grocery Cart or Cart (carriage is falling out of favor) See Saw You forgot, Sub/Hoggie/Grinder. 😊
Fun fact: In Poland the country I'm from we call some " big city transplants" or people who migrate from the countryside to big cities "słoiki" or jars. This is because they are believed to bring homemade food in jars from their moms to their new places😎😎😎.
BOSS BABY 2 SPOILER ALERT I'm a non-English native speaker, in the Boss Baby 2 movie there's a soda with a subtitle „Pop!" I thought „Pop" is meant to be a company, of course it's just an animated movie. But since the story takes place in Chicago and in this region coke=pop I know that there was written just „coke!" and I'm so hyped about that now, has anybody thought at that moment about Boss Baby as well since the pop plays an inportant role? xD
@@InteractiveEng oh OK, you don't have a southern accent though, I thought you were from California or a place like that because your accent is so clear and easy to understand
I can’t believe people are still learning English in 2022, hate to break it to you southerner buddy, this is like advertising for Ford T-Model of 1906 as the modern car better than today’s Tesla (although I think Tesla is a horrible quality) but you got the idea. I understand you haven’t gotten the memo yet buuuuut people in 2022 are learning Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, and Russian. Good luck bro. I know I sound like a magician from the future to you so you will dislike what I said but whatever
Coke was the one I knew although I've heard soda,but I had never heard pop.Anyway, it would be wonderful to have the chance to live for some time in the USA to learn about all this you're teaching 'cause immersion is the best way to master the language.I was taught American English,but there are lots of things I don't know yet.We learn something new everyday.Thanks,teacher.
You have no idea how useful and insightful your learning videos are! Thank you! 🙏🏻
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So interesting! I am from the UK southern England actually, and if you offered somebody in the UK a glass of soda, they would really give you a peculiar look! Here in the UK, we use 'soda' for laundry purposes, i.e. softening agent and also for unblocking sinks!! We do have bottled soda, which is used as a 'mixer' for spirits.
As a child, the word 'pop' was used to describe lemonade, orangeade, etc, but it seems to have lost its popularity.
I have a dear friend in Tn and I love her drawl, but saying that, she loves my standard Southeast England accent as well!
As we say here in SE England, 'catch you later!'
Southern dialects from the US are my favorite ones, definitely (although I don't speak like them 😁). Amazing lesson!
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Soda and pop were the first ones I thought of when I saw the title of your video. I live in Northern California where "hella" is used all the time, and I think that is quite regional.
Thanks for commenting & sharing. I remember hearing quite a lot when I lived in the Bay Area. 😊
I like very much this classes because I learn a lot of words..
Ada
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I liked this so much this English class mister Jess thank you.
He's Wes, but your comment is welcome.
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Hi Wes．Thank you for providing us lessons quite fluently．I really appreciate it．I can hardly wait for the newest lesson for more than ten hours from now on today from Japan😅．
All the best．
Ikuo Suenaga from the land of the rising sun．
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You are an amazing teacher ,thank you for the lesson🤩love your videos from Azerbaijan🇦🇿
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@@InteractiveEng The fisrt (and only) time I heard the term "Soda Pop" was in the novel "SHANE."
"Fireflies" or "Glow Worms."
Salam alaykome ! kayfa haloka. Shokran jazilane ! Good teacher and good video english free lessons. My thanks to you is untold 🌻👍👍👍🌻 from Morocco.
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Extremely grateful for your help
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❤️❤️❤️I love this type of lesson.... Thank you so much
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I really appreciate this lesson and the way you teach thx a lot
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WoW it’s been a quite interesting class, thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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There needs to be a third option for Freeway/Highway. Here in Chicago we call them an Expressway which is really an oxymoron because there typically isn’t anything “Express” about them, lol.
In LA county 110 freeway which is an even number is going north-south and 105 which is an odd going east-west!
In Malaysia, we say trolley most of the time instead of grocery cart/carriage
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Very interesting. We need a Part II.
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We says "youse" in philly. I've also heard that from italians in NYC. Some people in pittsburgh say "yinz". Personally, I'm really a fan of "youse".
Also, for me, trash can is inside. Garbage can is the big one outside.
One more, it's a "shopping cart" to me
I would also use "rummage sale" and "expressway".
Hi wes I'm interactive English students from Kenya I am happy with you, why don't you have question tag grammar lesson and passive &active voice thkz
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Thank you sir. This is what I needed. We learned tons of messy knowledges since we were children as for English learners. But mostly these knowledges are mixed among British, American, New Zealand…etc. But our dream is to immigrate to the different country…we should focus on one specific English
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"Folks" as an alternative to "Guys."
I expected something else seeing the title but you can always surprise me. True, these small things are also interesting. What do you mean under cross traffic?
Thanks for checking out the lesson. Cross traffic refers to an intersection in which cars would cross over the highway. 👍
@@InteractiveEng thanks
This is such a fun lesson Wes! Gosh, I remember y'all from my days back in Arkansas....but you have to say it with the Southern drawl ))) 😅
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Hi Wes, thanks for the lesson. I've just learned the difference between highway and freeway. But what about turnpikes ? In the UK it's motorway, so when you learn english as a foreigner you have so many words for these kinds of roads, it's always a little confusing. 🙂
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I wanna ask you to make more videos like this,please.
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Fun and helpful, thank you Wes🙏🏻🌹✨
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Very good lesson, thank you very much ,I follow you
Awesome, thank you! 😃
Thank you.
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I say waste basket. Trash can is the large one that’s kept in garage or outside.
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Awesome lesson, Wess!!!
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Amazing as always! Thanks again Wes!
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thank you so much it was really informative
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In Massachusetts we say...
Tonic for carbonated drinks. (I say soda myself or Coke or Pepsi)
I've heard both fire flies and lightning bugs used.
We drop You and just say Hey Guys. (although I catch myself saying Y'all sometimes)
It's yard sale.
Trash Bucket; Trash Bin or Waste Paper Basket
Bubbler or Water Cooler
Highway
Grocery Cart or Cart (carriage is falling out of favor)
See Saw
You forgot, Sub/Hoggie/Grinder. 😊
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I'm dreaming to live in California since I was a teenager girl and may God make my dream come true 💙🌉
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To dream about/of. So, I've been dreaming about living in CA since my teens and...
Too crowded and ridiculously expensive. I'd recommend you move to Canada or New Zealand instead.
Me too, but in any spot in AMERICA
California suck
Very good video.I live in Minnesota
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In the south, coke is usually just a blanket term for all carbonated drinks.
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I loved the lesson
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I loved this one, thanks
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In Pittsburgh it's pop, lightening bugs, yinz, ,sucker, buggy, seesaw...we're not the south and we're not the midwest.
Thank you 🙏🏻
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I need speaking skills are you offering English courses now I want to take duolingo test that is why I need to improve my speaking skills
Thanks a lot ! Keep going ❤
Thank you, I will. 😊
Cheers you Wes 🤗🤗, really a freakin sick video
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Please Y'all meet at the bubbler by the seesaw on the left in the park. Thanks 👍
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Fun fact:
In Poland the country I'm from we call some " big city transplants" or people who migrate from the countryside to big cities "słoiki" or jars. This is because they are believed to bring homemade food in jars from their moms to their new places😎😎😎.
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Are you into baseball? I wonder if you could someday give a lesson about idioms in US with baseball slang or terms..
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In Chicago, freeways are called expressways.
An amazing video. Please more such videos 😅❤
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Im studying english since i was 10..been a long time ago..kkkk
Sucker 😂 or sheet isn’t my favorite words of choice, because of how much can get confused with some other stuff.
Hello everybody, sometimes I've listened motorway instead of. Highway, is it correct?
Motorway is British English, as far as I know.
In Texas they use folks unstead of guys
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More videos like this and I join
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BOSS BABY 2 SPOILER ALERT
I'm a non-English native speaker, in the Boss Baby 2 movie there's a soda with a subtitle „Pop!" I thought „Pop" is meant to be a company, of course it's just an animated movie. But since the story takes place in Chicago and in this region coke=pop I know that there was written just „coke!" and I'm so hyped about that now, has anybody thought at that moment about Boss Baby as well since the pop plays an inportant role? xD
What state were you born and raised in teacher?
I was born in Alabama, but spent most of my time growing up in Atlanta, Georgia. 👍
@@InteractiveEng oh OK, you don't have a southern accent though, I thought you were from California or a place like that because your accent is so clear and easy to understand
Love ur videos
Thanks so much! I appreciate it. 😃
This is a matter of individual choice and you have no fish to fry in that. This is why we are people from different walks of life.
"Highway."
Here in Missouri say soda that I know
Only in the St. Louis area, which is an outlier for the rest of Missouri. Most of Missouri joins the Midwest and says "pop."
Trash can vs waste basket...Is there a difference?
Not really. When I think of a waste basket, I may imagine something a little smaller. 👍
I wish i live in Usa.
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"Water Fountain."
highway
"Garage Sales."
"Dustbin."
Mi padrino!!!! Cómo estás ?
Todo esta bien. Y como estas? 😃
Todo bien! Yo te escribí en Messenger ☺️
Isn't a flea market called just a second-hand? We actually call it like that in Poland xD
Often that phrase may be used to talk about stores (e.g. second-hand store). 👍
People in the East know what "freeway" means, but would never use that world in natural conversation.
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Excellent content!!! Crush your competition with P R O M O S M!!
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"Lollipop."
I'm in california and I call it a shopping cart
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fireflies
But my husband in the restaurant all the time ask Diet Coke
"See Saw"
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@@InteractiveEng My pleasure!
2.5.2024
see saw
You're doing great! Keep up the good work! 😊
I can’t believe people are still learning English in 2022, hate to break it to you southerner buddy, this is like advertising for Ford T-Model of 1906 as the modern car better than today’s Tesla (although I think Tesla is a horrible quality) but you got the idea. I understand you haven’t gotten the memo yet buuuuut people in 2022 are learning Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, and Russian. Good luck bro. I know I sound like a magician from the future to you so you will dislike what I said but whatever
Dude, go ahead and learn Mandarin, Japanese and Russian. We'll stick to English, our beloved lingua franca.
English is a great language. Japanese and Chinese are too hard. And where can you use it?
@@zsb707 👏👏👏
Go learn Chinese, Japanese and Russian and leave us alone. 🙋♀️
Yeah but people use English over anyother language to communicate of course if they are from different countries ...
Waiter: What would you like to drink?
Me: a Coke
Waiter: Which kind?
Me: Dr.Pepper.
Hi Wes..I am so thankful for your live and kind lessons...always wait with the bated breath to hear from you...lots of love from karachi Pakistan
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