I am from Brazil. I love your vídeos and the way you teach. When I was in your country last year I was impressed by the way the enployees treated the customers. They were so friendly and smiley!
You're right, Americans would ask for the manager when something isn't right with their order. When I visited the States and asked for the manager, my German friends got really embarrassed. It is a cultural thing. Slang is a challenge. Nobody teaches you to talk that way in school. Also an expression like "you're good?" can have so many different meanings. Understanding the context is very important. Thanks for teaching patiently and explaining your culture.
I'v been learning english on my own... in Duolingo, watching your videos etc. I'm 17 years old. Soon I'm going to enter at college and I will study English .... I hope keeping learning many languages because that's my dream.... ; )
Hi Gabby, one of the best feelings like a learner is watching your videos cause I feel really good when I understand almost everything you say. Gracias again for your classes. Greetings from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴.
Smiling at strangers isn't bad at all ...it actually make your day special..I have worked with American people and they are really nice and friendly. Happy to see you Miss Gabby.
Thank you for sharing thinking, action, behavior that native speakers tend to do. I should understand the thinking and so on to make good communication.
I have a smile on my face all the time, so I smile at everybody Please can you make lessons about your accent It's very rare to see someone teach the accent seriously. Please we need it so much
Great video, Gabby! It is very helpful. Please make more videos like this. Knowing how native speakers behave is essential when learning a foreign language. I don´t know why in most courses of English these aspects are simply skipped. Thank you!
Hi Gabbi, your channel is great and your approach is really good. I enjoy your lessons and I don't feel bored. Concerning cultural differences you are absolutely right, I agree with you, non-native speakers don't smile a lot and they try to beat around the bush, best regards.
1. Native English speakers smile a lot. 2. Code switching, using slang and different vocabulary when speaking to friends. 3. We speak up and we are direct. 4. Don’t worry about mistakes. 5. Self-confidence, we’re more like my to try things out of out comfort zone. 6. Inside jokes. 7. We ask for managers!
Hello Gabby! Your lessons on American culture help a lot with learning English. I always watch them and think about the topics denoted there. One remark is, I make a lot of mistakes, but I don't want to do this. It doesn't depend on the culture, I tend to get perfection. (I know how I am far from ...)Thanks a lot for the lesson! One step more to be better:)
Hey Gabb... It's a real benefit to learn English from you.... and this new video helps a lot... to understand people and how to interact with them... We often smile to "break the ice" to start a convo... to a stranger/ a person whom you've never met before.... & I love this video.... xoxoxoxoxoxoxo... Keep up the good work... God be with you... Thanks again... & I love your beautiful "SMILE". Take care...
@@cihanyagmurselfEven from a historical viewpoint, Russians are extremely rude by comparison to, say, Japanese people. They also tend to speak up and point out your mistakes while you are in learning process. The goal is to give knowledge to you, to teach you by all possible means and without any ethical obstacles..
@@alexrockstone9035 I don't think that Russian are very directly speaking when it comes to speak to the manager. In some other aspects, yes - maybe sometimes too direct. I'm from Belarus and i think that people are more shy and less direct here, than in Russia.
Good morning Gabby. As always you have interesting tips for your followers likes me. I really appreciate the efforts and the dedication for your english community learners on youtube and everywhere You're Mastering the english language. So i admire You. God bless You and have an amazing day!
Hey Gabi, based on this video as I smile a lot, I’m code switching, I speak up and I’m directed and confident. I make cultural jokes. I always ask to speak to the manager. I’m American (by personality) unfortunately born in another country. I should really move to the USA, as is simse I would fit in perfectly 😊 Love your video 👍🏼
Dear teacher Gabby, I like the comments you made in your video on "WEIRD THINGS" for that is the reality of life in the States. Here In Colombia there are different kinds of behaviors. . Some people prefer not to be so direct in order not to offend others. However, there are others who are direct , those who are extrovert, especially those living on the Atlantic Coast . Anyway , I like your video and I learned a lot from it. Thank you so much,
@@mohamedbibocaptainmasr4139 I'm a Portuguese teacher. If that's the kind of help you want, let me know what you email address is so I'll get in touch.
Somewhat related to not worrying about making mistakes, there's a bit of meaning inference. I used to correct people when they said "your" instead of "you're", etc., but now I just let it roll because I know what they were trying to convey.
Thank you a million for this lesson, you know teacher Go.... In our culture we believe when we smile on the face of any people we will reward from God for it.
Hi,Gabby.Thanks a lot for your great videos.I enjoy your lessons.They are awesome.What about the culture,I prefer to be as Americans are.I almost always smile at everyone.I think it helps people to forget their problems when they see happy people.And I think to be direct is the right policy.I do the same.But sometimes I wouldn't like to upset the persin who asked me about smth.
Yay Gabby 😃 Terrific Lesson 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 , That's what I was talking about , I mean , this lesson is perfect for my goals in English 👍 you were straight to the point , as always ! 1 - SMILE 😃 We're similar in this point 🎯 , We always smile for people every time , wether they're unknown people or close friends 2 - CODE SWITCHING I particularly appreciate it , that depending on the atmosphere you are , you need to exchange all the process of the communication into refined to slangs and so on ... I love the diversity and how creative we can be by the situations presented for us 3 - SPEAK UP TO BE DIRECT I'll pass the ball ⚽ 🏀🏈 Gabby , I got the idea that you explained but , it sounds creepy to Me , I'm not saying that it's a cultural thing , because there are people around the whole World and they're direct I personally don't like of this kinda behavior , it doesn't mean that I'm fake or that I think that people who like of this Attitude are rude ... I agree that YES and NO when they're said in a right way are so much helpful but , depending on the situation they can hurt or offend somebody . The point always were , are , and will be in DEPENDING ON THE SITUATION ... Sometimes I prefer to use of the subterfuges or joking on something to say hard truth but , it's just Me ... In another hand , if somebody ask Me something specially important , I say it right like it is but , slightly , soft , delicately
@@GoNaturalEnglishLessons My pleasure Gabby but , I didn't finish yet , ok ⁉️ I had to stop because my friend had to travel and She asked Me to Coordinate the Prayer's Group and to announce today's Gospel I'm studying the Holy Bible now , but still tonight I finish my comments LOL
Some things you said, I see happening in my language too, I'm Brazilian. I see people smiling at known people and unknown people, a lot of Portuguese people don't care when they make mistakes in Portuguese.
Yes, you´re right, must of US citizens when they are with another US person, you speak completely different. I saw with Expat managers a lot. I really US people smile a lot, what in my country is consider good. It is a sign of enthusiasm and positivity.
I don't know, as I see this confidence in life, come from that you learn English many years I mean of course in my native language I speak very differently and I don't think a lot about what I say because If I don't pay attention or misunderstand something then nobody will care about at least, not me because I am comfortable with it. So the most difference between a native speaker and a learner that the learners want to achieve, reach something they afraid of failing and make mistakes while the native speakers just feel it and do it.
Lol... I live in Brazil, and we don't go out smiling at everyone...maybe at neighbors, or people you've seen before. We do code switching, too. Certainly the way I talk to people at work, or strangers is not the same as when I talk to friends or family. We do speak up also when we face problems. We aren't that direct... for instance, if a friend invites you for dinner and you don't want to go, I'll mostly make something up, I won't just say "No. I don't want to". We also do think the customer is always right, and I would've just done the same thing your friend did on the plane...lol.
You are right, I have never been to The US, but I have been in the UK. I can assure you that people don't smile frequently. I am not talking about teachers in UK.I tell you people in general, pubs, shops, buses, etc....never smile. It is true.
I'm indian and Indian people are too shy to speak something or to ask something so ....so I think this not weird for me this the direct way to say or ask ....it's good ....to say something directly 😊😊😊😊by the way I love your all video's ... loads of love from India ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah, learning English helped speak up for myself. It definitely had to do with the English culture. I hope one day I will travel to America to help me become even more confident. I would love to have American friends I feel so connected to American people dunno why😂. Like I feel related to them
Hi Gabby. I'm Brazilian and here in Brazil, we don't really smile for everybody. Thinking about it, it'll be kind of weird or even creepy if someone that I don't know just smile for me. By the way, some people could see it in the wrong way. But the truth is: it's cute, sweet. It should be more common in the whole world to smile for another person, even you don't know them and said the common greetings (good morning, afternoon, evening). About to be direct, it's a wonderful thing in my opinion. No circles. Straight to the point. Of course, nobody needs to be rude and some subjects are sensitive, but........ Sometimes I keep walking in circles to say something that has to be said and a lot of people really do that here and, by the way, sometimes we don't even say what we need or think. When I traveled to Paris in 2014, for example, and I hadn't even started to study English I couldn't speak very well, so I usually started saying "Sorry, I can't speak English very well..." I don't do it anymore. I'm learning and it's ok to make mistakes and I probably made mistakes in this comment. It's part of learning. I enjoy/love so much your videos!!!!
& specialy the 3rth tracks is "Dindi" that was composed for Antonio Carlos Jobim with lyrics by Aloysio de Oliveira by English versio for Ray Gilbert .The first recording was by Sylvia Telles in 1959 ( I was 1 year old) in Rio de Janeiro. Particularly I love this repagination of El Debarge & Art Porter recorded in 1997 on the Cd " Twist of Jobim".Alredy that I can't love you directly let me love you through this tracks. With love, mario
I suppose compared to some more indirect cultures (as opposed to perhaps more dynamic/passionate cultures), Americans are more direct, speak up more, and ask to speak to the manager more, but it seems to me that in general, the majority of us don't usually do these things. Even if you look at television, where people are unrealistically candid to the point of having screaming fights with co-workers, we see lots of references to people being uncomfortable sending their food back, asking for the manager, and giving frank replies if someone might be upset, and in those situations we see other characters often being embarrassed by these behaviors. It may depend on what part of the U.S. too, and I know there are plenty of people who don't care what people think about them, but I think most of us do care. I wouldn't tell someone if I didn't like their shirt, unless they hadn't bought it yet. I probably wouldn't ask to speak to the manager unless it was a really big deal. But I do sometimes send my food back, but I'm polite about it. (I think the best way to tell if people are decent is how they treat service people and animals.)
I think it is funny that you say english speakers are direct. Because as a german I have got this feedback so often form native english speakers that we germans seem to be so offensive because we are so direct.
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I am from Brazil. I love your vídeos and the way you teach. When I was in your country last year I was impressed by the way the enployees treated the customers. They were so friendly and smiley!
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You're right, Americans would ask for the manager when something isn't right with their order. When I visited the States and asked for the manager, my German friends got really embarrassed. It is a cultural thing.
Slang is a challenge. Nobody teaches you to talk that way in school. Also an expression like "you're good?" can have so many different meanings. Understanding the context is very important.
Thanks for teaching patiently and explaining your culture.
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Mam,your voice and words are so clear that anybody can understand,i love ur teaching technics,i find it very helpful thanks a lot.
You’re right
I saw an American back in 2019 in Kurdistan, he was smiling all the time
I love those kinda people cuz they make you feel greatful
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I'v been learning english on my own... in Duolingo, watching your videos etc. I'm 17 years old. Soon I'm going to enter at college and I will study English .... I hope keeping learning many languages because that's my dream.... ; )
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Definitely you're the best teacher to me.
Take Care.🇧🇷
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A smile is a curve that straightens everything!
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Thank you for teaching, Gubby. In my opinion, knowledge about culture is as important as knowing the language.
Hi Gabby, one of the best feelings like a learner is watching your videos cause I feel really good when I understand almost everything you say. Gracias again for your classes. Greetings from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴.
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Smiling at strangers isn't bad at all ...it actually make your day special..I have worked with American people and they are really nice and friendly. Happy to see you Miss Gabby.
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Thank you for sharing thinking, action, behavior that native speakers tend to do. I should understand the thinking and so on to make good communication.
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I have a smile on my face all the time, so I smile at everybody
Please can you make lessons about your accent
It's very rare to see someone teach the accent seriously.
Please we need it so much
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u r best teacher I am listing ur english speaking with my moms mobile!Thanks for helping
Could you put the captions on every video? That'd be very helpful for English learners. Thank you!
Hey again gabby
Your smiles are absolutely making you super proud! Super power super intelligent!
Your smiles making the world run after you!
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Thanks for the advice
I love ur culture . one of dream is ,to see America and speak with a native speaker.I love ur teaching.I hope the best things for u
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Great video, Gabby! It is very helpful. Please make more videos like this. Knowing how native speakers behave is essential when learning a foreign language. I don´t know why in most courses of English these aspects are simply skipped. Thank you!
Absolutely! Hey, that’s a great idea! Thanks 😀 Will do!!
Hi Gabbi, your channel is great and your approach is really good. I enjoy your lessons and I don't feel bored. Concerning cultural differences you are absolutely right, I agree with you, non-native speakers don't smile a lot and they try to beat around the bush, best regards.
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1. Native English speakers smile a lot. 2. Code switching, using slang and different vocabulary when speaking to friends. 3. We speak up and we are direct. 4. Don’t worry about mistakes. 5. Self-confidence, we’re more like my to try things out of out comfort zone. 6. Inside jokes. 7. We ask for managers!
Hello Gabby! Your lessons on American culture help a lot with learning English. I always watch them and think about the topics denoted there. One remark is, I make a lot of mistakes, but I don't want to do this. It doesn't depend on the culture, I tend to get perfection. (I know how I am far from ...)Thanks a lot for the lesson! One step more to be better:)
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Thank you teacher Gabby. for this lesson. Your english is so natural
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Hey Gabb... It's a real benefit to learn English from you.... and this new video helps a lot... to understand people and how to interact with them... We often smile to "break the ice" to start a convo... to a stranger/ a person whom you've never met before.... & I love this video.... xoxoxoxoxoxoxo... Keep up the good work... God be with you... Thanks again... & I love your beautiful "SMILE". Take care...
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It's my pleasure... I enjoy watching your videos & listening to your accent...
- "We are so direct!"
- *laughs in Russian*
If compare with Japanese native English speakers are so direct, but if compare with Russians they are two-faced hypocrites...
😂
Can you explain
@@cihanyagmurselfEven from a historical viewpoint, Russians are extremely rude by comparison to, say, Japanese people. They also tend to speak up and point out your mistakes while you are in learning process. The goal is to give knowledge to you, to teach you by all possible means and without any ethical obstacles..
@@alexrockstone9035 I don't think that Russian are very directly speaking when it comes to speak to the manager. In some other aspects, yes - maybe sometimes too direct. I'm from Belarus and i think that people are more shy and less direct here, than in Russia.
i've never go to US but their behaviour greet and i like it.
Yes, I noticed that smile a lot
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Amazing topic to discuss ,I love your work teacher.thank you.
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Gabby,I liked that video so much😍😍
It was intriguing!
Would like to see more cultural videos like this!
Love you from Egypt🇪🇬💖
Good morning Gabby. As always you have interesting tips for your followers likes me. I really appreciate the efforts and the dedication for your english community learners on youtube and everywhere You're Mastering the english language. So i admire You. God bless You and have an amazing day!
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Hey Gabi, based on this video as I smile a lot, I’m code switching, I speak up and I’m directed and confident. I make cultural jokes. I always ask to speak to the manager. I’m American (by personality) unfortunately born in another country. I should really move to the USA, as is simse I would fit in perfectly 😊 Love your video 👍🏼
Dear teacher Gabby, I like the comments you made in your video on "WEIRD THINGS" for that is the reality of life in the States. Here In Colombia there are different kinds of behaviors. . Some people prefer not to be so direct in order not to offend others. However, there are others who are direct , those who are extrovert, especially those living on the Atlantic Coast . Anyway , I like your video and I learned a lot from it. Thank you so much,
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many thanks Gabby you are very great teacher.
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Thank you teacher Gabby. Great lesson, very helpful 👏👏
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Here in Brazil we smile all the time too 😊.
@@mohamedbibocaptainmasr4139 so you want to learn Portuguese right?
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Somewhat related to not worrying about making mistakes, there's a bit of meaning inference. I used to correct people when they said "your" instead of "you're", etc., but now I just let it roll because I know what they were trying to convey.
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it's verry fun to learn with you
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Hi,madam ,your speaking is very easy to understand, I like very much, god show me good teacher(cambly madam)
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This make me more confident .
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No it's totally right, that's one thing i love about English ppl.
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Hi Gaby....would you consider a video to explain :how so/how come/how's that??
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You are the best. Really! But I need to practice all the time
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Great video! I will be sharing this with all of my online ELL! (I tutor on Cambly)
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I want to learn more about native languages
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I smile a lot, so I m a native speaker ! Amazing, ehehe, I work on my English. Than you so much.
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Thanks so much, I have all noticed before.
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Amazing video well done 😊😊❤️❤️👍👍
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I speak English fluebtly, thanks for all your hard work!
Awesome! Keep it up!
Staying happy all the time is good for you and for other's also
Smile is charity
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Hey gabby. I'm from Morocco, and English is our third language. You help me a lot. And by the way I'll have my TOEFL next year.
Good job 😍😍😍😍😍
nada belkadi what are the first and second languages?
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Thank you a million for this lesson, you know teacher Go.... In our culture we believe when we smile on the face of any people we will reward from God for it.
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I like all your videos ! This video was about American English speakers ; British English speakers are quite different in their behaviour.
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Nice video,I really enjoyed it
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Hi,Gabby.Thanks a lot for your great videos.I enjoy your lessons.They are awesome.What about the culture,I prefer to be as Americans are.I almost always smile at everyone.I think it helps people to forget their problems when they see happy people.And I think to be direct is the right policy.I do the same.But sometimes I wouldn't like to upset the persin who asked me about smth.
thank you you are wonderful.
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Sem esquecer, estou estudando Inglês , escrevendo quase tudo através do que aprendí!! Bye!
Yay Gabby 😃
Terrific Lesson 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 , That's what I was talking about , I mean , this lesson is perfect for my goals in English 👍 you were straight to the point , as always !
1 - SMILE 😃
We're similar in this point 🎯 , We always smile for people every time , wether they're unknown people or close friends
2 - CODE SWITCHING
I particularly appreciate it , that depending on the atmosphere you are , you need to exchange all the process of the communication into refined to slangs and so on ...
I love the diversity and how creative we can be by the situations presented for us
3 - SPEAK UP
TO BE DIRECT
I'll pass the ball ⚽ 🏀🏈
Gabby , I got the idea that you explained but , it sounds creepy to Me , I'm not saying that it's a cultural thing , because there are people around the whole World and they're direct
I personally don't like of this kinda behavior , it doesn't mean that I'm fake or that I think that people who like of this Attitude are rude ...
I agree that YES and NO when they're said in a right way are so much helpful but , depending on the situation they can hurt or offend somebody .
The point always were , are , and will be in DEPENDING ON THE SITUATION ...
Sometimes I prefer to use of the subterfuges or joking on something to say hard truth but , it's just Me ...
In another hand , if somebody ask Me something specially important , I say it right like it is but , slightly , soft , delicately
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My pleasure Gabby but , I didn't finish yet , ok ⁉️
I had to stop because my friend had to travel and She asked Me to Coordinate the Prayer's Group and to announce today's Gospel
I'm studying the Holy Bible now , but still tonight I finish my comments LOL
This video is great and you Gabby is amazing teacher thanks a lot
And have a great Friday my beautiful teacher 😉🇧🇷
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Much of what you have said seems to apply to American people most of whom, by the way, I really appreciate!
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Some things you said, I see happening in my language too, I'm Brazilian. I see people smiling at known people and unknown people, a lot of Portuguese people don't care when they make mistakes in Portuguese.
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Hi theacher thank you for this vidéo. You help me Well thank you
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Yes, you´re right, must of US citizens when they are with another US person, you speak completely different. I saw with Expat managers a lot. I really US people smile a lot, what in my country is consider good. It is a sign of enthusiasm and positivity.
I don't know, as I see this confidence in life, come from that you learn English many years I mean of course in my native language I speak very differently and I don't think a lot about what I say because If I don't pay attention or misunderstand something then nobody will care about at least, not me because I am comfortable with it. So the most difference between a native speaker and a learner that the learners want to achieve, reach something they afraid of failing and make mistakes while the native speakers just feel it and do it.
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*Wow, just smile !!!*
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I love American smile, is very friendly
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Lol... I live in Brazil, and we don't go out smiling at everyone...maybe at neighbors, or people you've seen before. We do code switching, too. Certainly the way I talk to people at work, or strangers is not the same as when I talk to friends or family.
We do speak up also when we face problems. We aren't that direct... for instance, if a friend invites you for dinner and you don't want to go, I'll mostly make something up, I won't just say "No. I don't want to".
We also do think the customer is always right, and I would've just done the same thing your friend did on the plane...lol.
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You are right, I have never been to The US, but I have been in the UK. I can assure you that people don't smile frequently. I am not talking about teachers in UK.I tell you people in general, pubs, shops, buses, etc....never smile. It is true.
To be friendly doesn’t mean to be weird. It’s more weird not to smile to people.
Hi, Gabby: lety me dedicate others 2 spongs that say me too deeply: Are this: The Whispers: 1)- " Two occasions" & " Is it good to you", THX, & Bye!!!
Use your smile to change the world
Don't let the world change your smile
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Thanks Gabby ma'am, you are awesome forever .......👍🇮🇳🇮🇳
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I'm indian and Indian people are too shy to speak something or to ask something so ....so I think this not weird for me this the direct way to say or ask ....it's good ....to say something directly 😊😊😊😊by the way I love your all video's ... loads of love from India ❤️❤️❤️
I think we all smile a lot
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Yeah, learning English helped speak up for myself. It definitely had to do with the English culture. I hope one day I will travel to America to help me become even more confident. I would love to have American friends I feel so connected to American people dunno why😂. Like I feel related to them
thats right good
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Tnx gabby
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Hi Gabby. I'm Brazilian and here in Brazil, we don't really smile for everybody. Thinking about it, it'll be kind of weird or even creepy if someone that I don't know just smile for me. By the way, some people could see it in the wrong way. But the truth is: it's cute, sweet. It should be more common in the whole world to smile for another person, even you don't know them and said the common greetings (good morning, afternoon, evening).
About to be direct, it's a wonderful thing in my opinion. No circles. Straight to the point. Of course, nobody needs to be rude and some subjects are sensitive, but........ Sometimes I keep walking in circles to say something that has to be said and a lot of people really do that here and, by the way, sometimes we don't even say what we need or think.
When I traveled to Paris in 2014, for example, and I hadn't even started to study English I couldn't speak very well, so I usually started saying "Sorry, I can't speak English very well..." I don't do it anymore. I'm learning and it's ok to make mistakes and I probably made mistakes in this comment. It's part of learning.
I enjoy/love so much your videos!!!!
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Hello how are you good teacher
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& specialy the 3rth tracks is "Dindi" that was composed for Antonio Carlos Jobim with lyrics by Aloysio de Oliveira by English versio for Ray Gilbert .The first recording was by Sylvia Telles in 1959 ( I was 1 year old) in Rio de Janeiro. Particularly I love this repagination of El Debarge & Art Porter recorded in 1997 on the Cd " Twist of Jobim".Alredy that I can't love you directly let me love you through this tracks. With love, mario
I'm watching this video at 7:45am before going to school hahaha
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By the way,inside jokes are my favourite ones.
I love the way you teach. I'd like to be your virtual student😊. Blessings.
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Ok Gabby, Great..
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Hi, Gabby: how are you? Did you in usa at this time.
Y U instead of: did you ?.... were you? 😊
my only opinion about the ranking of shyness: Japanese > Koreans > chinese
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In Colombia We do those things too.
Specially, the smiling thing.
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U r amazing teacher 😁
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How to use do to show emphasis
Here in Brazil we Smalling a lot to
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I am an Indonesian, but i smiling all the time and go unnoticed 😄
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I suppose compared to some more indirect cultures (as opposed to perhaps more dynamic/passionate cultures), Americans are more direct, speak up more, and ask to speak to the manager more, but it seems to me that in general, the majority of us don't usually do these things. Even if you look at television, where people are unrealistically candid to the point of having screaming fights with co-workers, we see lots of references to people being uncomfortable sending their food back, asking for the manager, and giving frank replies if someone might be upset, and in those situations we see other characters often being embarrassed by these behaviors. It may depend on what part of the U.S. too, and I know there are plenty of people who don't care what people think about them, but I think most of us do care. I wouldn't tell someone if I didn't like their shirt, unless they hadn't bought it yet. I probably wouldn't ask to speak to the manager unless it was a really big deal. But I do sometimes send my food back, but I'm polite about it. (I think the best way to tell if people are decent is how they treat service people and animals.)
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I think it is funny that you say english speakers are direct. Because as a german I have got this feedback so often form native english speakers that we germans seem to be so offensive because we are so direct.
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Gabby, what's the difference between "i don't have" and "i have no " ?!
make a video pls
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i´m learning today anybody talk english only with this teacher.
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