These are absolutely brilliant. It would make it much easier to use if some of the topics you talk about were somehow indicated in the title (maybe just in brackets) or description, hashtags maybe. Just so when I'm looking for an example of a natural conversation about injuries and health, for instance, I can find it here easily.
Thanks a million, Anna. Your lessons are always useful and interesting. You're such an inspiration to me and the whole ELAN community! Keep up the good work ❤ !
The most useful and interesting phrases for me: to give someone a piggyback, to do scissors splits and box splits, to black out and to come to. Thank you 😊
Loved it. You are both so charming. I liked when you told Nick softly : 'I'm surprised 'cause normally you don't listen to anything I tell you' 😂 What? ... How come Nick? These must have been so painful Anna and you described it so well and accurately that I was hurting for you. You first story reminded me of a very similar story I lived in primary school as well; I was 9 or 10 and it was just after the recess when we'd been playing (virtual) swords ;-) and we'd just lined up after the bell ringing, still bouncing and fairly agitated, when a classmate came out of nowhere and slammed into me with all his weight on my right side. The impact threw me out of line and I fell on my left arm. What happened next was exactly as you've described, including the attitude of the teacher, who took it lightly and rather curtly told me to stop 'acting out' and get back in line, even though I was writhing in pain. The result: hospital, X-ray, fractured radius and plaster cast... This was the only 'serious' wound I've ever had if I except another hurt to the knee aged 23 when I was skiing and someone bumped into me at full speed. It was the 2nd day of the trip and I thought that was the end of skiing, but a formidable military paramedic gave me a great and amazing strapping and after just one day's rest, I was back on the slopes and having a blast, although I had to be careful and ski calmly on an easy to medium slope with a vertical drop of almost 2000m (altitude difference between start and end) more in 'ballad' mode, but still good sensations and with a very pleasant feel to it! it was at Les 2 Alpes. I adore these informal, natural, spontaneous and laid back conversations you have together. I need to be more attentive and it is a bit more challenging regarding the listening skills and to achieve to get every details than your more formal lesson or podcasts. As for me, this is how I really learn and improve. Wonderful guys, I enjoyed it a lot, thank you so much to the both of you! You're amazing! 🙏🙏👏👏 Take very good care Anna, be physically more calm, feline and posed. Our bones are no longer 20 years old I fear! 😉 Bisous bisous Anna, Love 😘🌹💌🕊❤❤
Although I didn't fully understand everything being talked about, I still found it really funny and laughed a lot, almost like I was part of the conversation
Hi Anna! Thanks once more for your lesson! It is very usefull to listen to a real conversation...have a good day with your family!! Gladys fron Argentina 😊😊
I love British accent not only England and hope to go working holiday to England 🥹🙏 Thank you for giving me the good chances to learn English! Have a good one 😊
Wow you could do splits when you were a little girl! That’s fantastic! You must’ve been a great athlete 😁 I’m sorry you broke a bone and your toe😦 Thank you so much Anna for this real life conversation full of very interesting vocabulary. I advise your followers to watch this video several times so they can lake the most of it. Nice hair cut bro 😉 I love it 😍 Most interesting words : Muddy puddles, piggyback, at a push, scissors splits, full splits, fracturing ones femur, hypochondriac, do wonders, legs in traction, banister, gentlemanly, etc
Hi, thanks for video , I have been in UK and I am studying English right now ,I usually practice listening by your videos . please say that who should I practice that saw me improving ?please create video abut that .
i twisted my right ankle quite a few times, to the state that it refuses to come back to the original when it happens now. so i have quite a history of orthopaedical injuries. and this is the single most hurtful conversation that i have listened in my whole life, including my doctor father's surgery stories, also an orthopaedist.
What impress me most is "black out" because it appeared in my exam and i didn't know the meaning at that time. Next time if I meet black out, i think i won't make a mistake.
ALL THE BEST YOU TUBE CHANNEL Please help poor people ❤ &home less people ❤ &old people God is life truth ❤ Humanity's is life ❤ Satellites GLOBAL WORLD USA ❤ Very good ❤
I'm warming you once more and you better take it earnestly! You have issues with your vitamin D status. And it's not just about calcium and phosphorus. Calcitriol has its receptors at almost every cell in the body.
Anna, you are really a brilliant teacher. I love your vidéos❤
These are absolutely brilliant. It would make it much easier to use if some of the topics you talk about were somehow indicated in the title (maybe just in brackets) or description, hashtags maybe. Just so when I'm looking for an example of a natural conversation about injuries and health, for instance, I can find it here easily.
Noted, thank you for the suggestion
Nice conversation for 2 people. Loke my comment and
answer for mam . Word mistake another sorry mam
Carat word 😅 my mistake 😢
Thanks a million, Anna. Your lessons are always useful and interesting. You're such an inspiration to me and the whole ELAN community! Keep up the good work ❤ !
Always a pleasure Ilaria ;)
The most useful and interesting phrases for me: to give someone a piggyback, to do scissors splits and box splits, to black out and to come to. Thank you 😊
what a helpful lesson, for your information i'm getting fluent thanks to YOU. getting this lesson saw me becoming more confident
I really love your lessons. Thanks to them, I began to better understand English and the life of the British. Thank you!
I really enjoy with your lessons. There are charming stories
Thank you very much. It was very informative lesson. I shall listen to it again in order to remember all the new words.
Loved it. You are both so charming.
I liked when you told Nick softly : 'I'm surprised 'cause normally you don't listen to anything I tell you' 😂
What? ... How come Nick?
These must have been so painful Anna and you described it so well and accurately that I was hurting for you.
You first story reminded me of a very similar story I lived in primary school as well; I was 9 or 10 and it was just after the recess when we'd been playing (virtual) swords ;-) and we'd just lined up after the bell ringing, still bouncing and fairly agitated, when a classmate came out of nowhere and slammed into me with all his weight on my right side. The impact threw me out of line and I fell on my left arm. What happened next was exactly as you've described, including the attitude of the teacher, who took it lightly and rather curtly told me to stop 'acting out' and get back in line, even though I was writhing in pain. The result: hospital, X-ray, fractured radius and plaster cast...
This was the only 'serious' wound I've ever had if I except another hurt to the knee aged 23 when I was skiing and someone bumped into me at full speed. It was the 2nd day of the trip and I thought that was the end of skiing, but a formidable military paramedic gave me a great and amazing strapping and after just one day's rest, I was back on the slopes and having a blast, although I had to be careful and ski calmly on an easy to medium slope with a vertical drop of almost 2000m (altitude difference between start and end) more in 'ballad' mode, but still good sensations and with a very pleasant feel to it! it was at Les 2 Alpes.
I adore these informal, natural, spontaneous and laid back conversations you have together. I need to be more attentive and it is a bit more challenging regarding the listening skills and to achieve to get every details than your more formal lesson or podcasts. As for me, this is how I really learn and improve.
Wonderful guys, I enjoyed it a lot, thank you so much to the both of you! You're amazing! 🙏🙏👏👏
Take very good care Anna, be physically more calm, feline and posed. Our bones are no longer 20 years old I fear! 😉
Bisous bisous Anna, Love 😘🌹💌🕊❤❤
Although I didn't fully understand everything being talked about, I still found it really funny and laughed a lot, almost like I was part of the conversation
From India, my name akash bauri and I always listen your native english conversation 😊
Thank you so much for this nice conversation full of helpful vocabulary!
Sister you are great teacher.thanks for amazing video.
Hi Anna! Thanks once more for your lesson! It is very usefull to listen to a real conversation...have a good day with your family!! Gladys fron Argentina 😊😊
Thank you
I love British accent not only England and hope to go working holiday to England 🥹🙏 Thank you for giving me the good chances to learn English! Have a good one 😊
Thanks for the video.
Thank you for this amazing video, Anna! These conversation lessons are really helpful.
You're so welcome!
Perfect Anna ...
Thanks
I am from Borneo very interest this video English Like A Native.
You are very sweet, I love your approach to the subject, I hope in 10 years I will talk about my recent accident like you do 🤗
Thanks for the best and easiest way of explaining the vocabulary🎉❤
Glad it was helpful!
thank you for the lesson ❤️
You are most welcome 🙏
Wow you could do splits when you were a little girl! That’s fantastic! You must’ve been a great athlete 😁 I’m sorry you broke a bone and your toe😦
Thank you so much Anna for this real life conversation full of very interesting vocabulary. I advise your followers to watch this video several times so they can lake the most of it.
Nice hair cut bro 😉 I love it 😍
Most interesting words :
Muddy puddles, piggyback, at a push, scissors splits, full splits, fracturing ones femur, hypochondriac, do wonders, legs in traction, banister, gentlemanly, etc
I am into your lessons. Thank you very much!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏A jolly nice chat in gooooorgeous English without an accent ! 😉
Muchos saludos para los dos desde Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧
Thanks, Anna! I'd like to hear your "aaand Goodbye."❤
Hi, thanks for video , I have been in UK and I am studying English right now ,I usually practice listening by your videos . please say that who should I practice that saw me improving ?please create video abut that .
I'm indonesian, awesome channel
God bless you my dear teacher
Great👍
Excelent video Anna, thanks a lot!
You are welcome!
i twisted my right ankle quite a few times, to the state that it refuses to come back to the original when it happens now. so i have quite a history of orthopaedical injuries. and this is the single most hurtful conversation that i have listened in my whole life, including my doctor father's surgery stories, also an orthopaedist.
Very good teacher
extreme to another
that phrasal verbs is very intestine tome
thank you for your lessons
I like your method, I appreciate it. It is my first time watching your video. Now I must watch all the rest😂.
Thanks a lot again.
Thank you for your interesting lesson. Amazing video😊
Thank you! 😃
Thanks anna
Amazing
Good morning 🌄 in Brazil is almost 6 AM and I just about to wake up and stopped to watch this class
Good morning, have a great day!
@@EnglishLikeANative Thank you 🙏 🙂 Have a great day you too!
Thanks again Anna. Speedy Gonzalez in Brazil was changed to Ligeirinho.
The word I found most interesting was 'Melodramatic'. 😊
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Hello Miss, How are you. I am from Bangladesh. Fast time watch your video so your content very well. I will try to everyday watch joy with your video.
Thank you so much 😊
I want an English course
Stop winging, to set in , to come to , gentlemanly, hypochondriac ... These are the words I have learned ❤❤
Perfect 🎉❤🎉
Splits
Black out
To come to
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I've learnt a lot through your real conversation videos
Thanks 🙏❤
You are so welcome
Hi teacher Anna, I enjoy your videos on RUclips very much, thanks a lot for teaching us Britanic English. It is your husband in this video, isn't.?😀
1M soon
Wow amazing stories ❤😂
Glad you like them!
Hello mam , good midday.
What is best book for phonetic and phonology
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What impress me most is "black out" because it appeared in my exam and i didn't know the meaning at that time. Next time if I meet black out, i think i won't make a mistake.
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In the language of Bengal poet, really It’s kind of ugly good lesson.
How to my English speaking improve
I love you dear
“Saw me” was the expression I liked the most. Breaking my femur saw me in traction for six weeks.
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I'm from Indonesia. I'm still confused about whether to be able to speak English first or memorize the meaning first
ALL THE BEST YOU TUBE CHANNEL
Please help poor people ❤ &home less people ❤ &old people
God is life truth ❤
Humanity's is life ❤
Satellites GLOBAL WORLD USA ❤ Very good ❤
Sos hermosa 💖
Morning
Good morning
Hello and how are you
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caption is also desperately required in explanation part, and the replay part
There are full CCs for you. Just turn on subtitles. :)
You are fantastique girl
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I'm warming you once more and you better take it earnestly!
You have issues with your vitamin D status. And it's not just about calcium and phosphorus. Calcitriol has its receptors at almost every cell in the body.
please add Ukrainian subtitles, I often watch your videosUtube
Done. Sorry, I normally add Ukrainian but sometimes I am rushing through my tasks. Thank you for watching.
Anna, are you the kind of person who could trip over a wireless network, or is it just me? 🤕😅
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Anna, that school should have left you on the playground and called 999. You are lucky they didn't cripple you!
Yes, I was very lucky.
Play it in x1.75 and that is the average pace of a native speaker🥴
الله أبلا لفان اتكيت ههههههههههه
Calss night good girl love kiss
Oh my gosh, I can't listen to your painful experience 😢😢😢😢😢 so painful 😖
It was a wonderful lesson.
Can I have your Number PLEASE?
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