Sound More British | Daily Vocabulary & Expressions | British English Podcast

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 32

  • @cristinacristina-w3c
    @cristinacristina-w3c 14 дней назад +2

    A proper English lesson , full of words! Thank you!

  • @tongyangzheng
    @tongyangzheng 15 дней назад

    i already get used to thumbs up then start watching the videos😂i love all ur English podcast, there're really helpful!!

  • @mademoisellelanoire4632
    @mademoisellelanoire4632 16 дней назад +2

    Hello, Teacher Gideon! I love it when you share snippets about British culture and British English expressions and idioms! I love Britain! And anyone can tell you are a positive and lovely person! Keep up the good work! Cheers!

  • @Yaw9J
    @Yaw9J 16 дней назад +1

    Thank you for your video.

  • @FabianaSalgado-gy5yg
    @FabianaSalgado-gy5yg 16 дней назад +1

    Hi Gideon! I've been watching your videos for the last few months and I find them quite useful. I particularly enjoy those that are quite chatty, as you say: "a good old natter" about just anything. Keep it up! You're doing a great job! Thank you and good luck with your channel!

  • @hadeelsh1696
    @hadeelsh1696 14 дней назад

    Thank you.... could you make videos about the news especially UK... I think it will be very informative understanding updated news

  • @mademoisellelanoire4632
    @mademoisellelanoire4632 16 дней назад +1

    Hello, Gideon! Honestly, you are making my mouth water with all those English dishes! I think one of the best things of being alive is stuffing your face with delicious food if you can ahhaaa! I love a hearty meal and I would love a hearty English meal at that! One day hehee….Keep up the good work as always! Cheers!

  • @whosYasaman
    @whosYasaman 17 дней назад +1

    your mention of yorkshire pudding brought back such fond memories. when i was a kid, we used to enjoy leftover yorkshire puds for dessert, slathered with butter and sugar or golden syrup. it was such a treat. also, i really appreciate how you teach vocabulary through storytelling. most vocabulary videos on here can be quite dull, but your approach keeps me engaged from start to finish!!

  • @ilsecarlen8986
    @ilsecarlen8986 17 дней назад

    Your natural conversation is most helpful and so interesting to listen to.
    Thank you Gideon.

  • @Fizyoglobal
    @Fizyoglobal 17 дней назад

    Here again another perfect podcast which will let me know many in a natural way, really appreciate it
    Thank you sir 🙏

  • @coders7845
    @coders7845 15 дней назад

    Awesome

  • @cathyblazquez
    @cathyblazquez 17 дней назад +1

    Hi, Gideon! It's autumn there but we are living a warm spring here, in Argentina. Anyway, I am fond of Shepherd's pie, provided it has beef. I've never tried Yorkshire pudding but I bet it is delicious, provided it has beef. You are talking enthusiastically about all these meals and you are whetting my appetite!😅 Thank you for for sharing what you actually love eating!🎉

  • @yohanmarie9795
    @yohanmarie9795 16 дней назад

    Hi Gideon. How are you doing ? As usual, it's such a proper good video. 👍 I already said that in a previous video but I insist that you should make a video about British culture, History or something. Each time you speak about British culture or traditions, and in this video, it refers to food, but it seems that you really love your kind of heritage when it comes to your origin, and I love that. You speak with a lot of love about it, and each time, at that moment, you draw my attention way more. Thanks a lot.

  • @bakthichethana1844
    @bakthichethana1844 17 дней назад

    Thank you very much Gideon

  • @cesarmartin6473
    @cesarmartin6473 15 дней назад

    Congratulations on your work Gideon!!!. I am from Spain and I would love to hear from you about motorcycles; manufactureres, races, mods and rockers... . The south of England nows a lot about it.

  • @sergeheute7938
    @sergeheute7938 14 дней назад

    Hi Gideon, i reckon the pub from your childhood is really important to you , it has à sentimental value , even though it was called" the rising sun" i assume it had nothing to do with a penitenciary!!! Thank you Gid for this causal and cool vidéo.hope you are fine and your familly is too.Serge the frog.

  • @nikolaybilov9539
    @nikolaybilov9539 17 дней назад

    Thank you. A gorgeous video. It is difficult for me to say how it is useful for learning a language . Probably I myself is a negative sample, I am listening huge amount of such materials for years I understand everything of course but I am not especially fluent . But your videos are excellent for a soul , so warm and kind.

  • @arno_amg_4960
    @arno_amg_4960 17 дней назад +1

  • @lolosawan-wd5zk
    @lolosawan-wd5zk 13 дней назад

    Im listening to you from Damascus , there is alot of word that i don 't understand ,❤❤

  • @OlgaCurious
    @OlgaCurious 17 дней назад

    Absolutely love everything about food! I'm wondering, how difficult is it to make a Yorkshire pudding at home? especially If You don't quite understand what the thing actually is😁

  • @raniaalsoud3523
    @raniaalsoud3523 17 дней назад +2

    Hi Teacher Gid, I hope you're doing well. Thank you for the lovely daily vocabulary usage; they are so beneficial!but I have a question, though: what would you do if your grandparents dared to steal your biscuits? 😄 Have a nice day, Teacher, and thanks a lot!🌻

    • @gsl-english
      @gsl-english  17 дней назад

      I’ll be honest, I’d let them just have it of course! Thanks as always Rania!

  • @paulcidade4518
    @paulcidade4518 14 дней назад

    Great video, Gideon! However, could I make you a suggestion? To me, your videos would help me better if I could read, or if you could say how the words you're talking about are spelled. Thanks anyway for your work.

  • @さいうや
    @さいうや 15 дней назад

    Hello!
    Can I say “let’s chuck a music”??

  • @CarloCaserini
    @CarloCaserini 17 дней назад +1

    Hello Gideon. Useful video, but I think you should spell the words you explain... That would help us... For instance, I didn't understand the first one... Is it chock or what? Thank you in advance...😊

    • @mademoisellelanoire4632
      @mademoisellelanoire4632 16 дней назад

      It is actually “chuck”! Chuck by itself means to throw something casually! Chuck something on is a casual way of saying to put something on, almost like throw it on! It is rather informal! Cheers!

    • @CarloCaserini
      @CarloCaserini 16 дней назад

      @mademoisellelanoire4632 Thank you so much madam for your explanation... Good afternoon!

  • @swainstudy
    @swainstudy 17 дней назад +2

    Yeah, it’s pretty good concept but i believe that you can improve it more. As a English learner, i don’t the meaning of x word and you give me clear instruction about it. It’s good bur i don’t know how to write that word. Maybe you should add more text on the screen. Yeah i can open the subtitle it’s possible. However seeing on the screen with your words is more efficient than the subtitle.
    Good content! Keep goin’

    • @gsl-english
      @gsl-english  17 дней назад +2

      Thanks for letting me know your feedback, I’ll keep that in mind. Have a lovely day 😎

    • @marie0204
      @marie0204 17 дней назад +1

      Yes I like the concept of British expressions but I do think that you should do a recap in writing

  • @hadeelsh1696
    @hadeelsh1696 15 дней назад