20 Words You (might) Pronounce Incorrectly!
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- In this British English lesson I am going to show you 20 words that many of us (both native and non-native) pronounce incorrectly. I am focusing on the British English accent. These are 20 commonly mispronounced words. This video will help you improve your British English pronunciation.
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18/20 native speaker
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@@Kate-lr6yv I can speak 6 languages and I'm 10
Please madam main aapki bahut fan hun main aapse baat karna chahti hun mujhe phone number do main Punjab se baat kar rahi hun sarjeet Kaur mera naam hai
cool
I’m American, we mispronounce all our words. Cheers.
Once I had to argue with an American guy that There's many books .. is wrong, it is plural! So many people say this now. Also they can say I use to do... instead of I used to do..what a shame.
😂
Speak for yourself...
@@PR-bd1ky and many others...
🙂
I know more than 7 languages: Java, C++, Python...etc =)
lol same , but 4 :P
....
Didn't Lucy ask how many languages do you SPEAK? If you speak in C++ to your wife, you can have little problems with communication. :p
I'm remember PL/1 more and Fortran.
Is "PL" a programming language? :D
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PL/I
1. Persian (native)
2. Pashto (national language of my homeland)
3. English ( C1)
4. French (B1)
5. Arabic (currently learning)
Note: I know a bit Urdu too.
Respect!
That's so cool i speak 4
1.Sinhalese (native)
2.Tamil (2nd language in my country..we all learn it in our schools)
3.English (Almost native, we learn it in school ofc)
4.Korean (can speak a lil bit)
Cool tu parles un peu français si tu souhaites développer ton français on peu parler ensemble si tu veux et moi à mon tour j'apprendrai de toi en anglais
@@user-fh8dq5hi7c sri lankan☺
@@p.w.hsandaruwani7794 Yeahh 😍
1) Russian (native)
2) English ( B2)
3) German ( A1-A2)
Also I'd like to learn Japanese, Italian & Finnish
i would love to know how were u able to learn german
German, Japanese, Italian...
wow, ww2 trio is here!
Russian ( native)
German ( C2)
English ( B2)
Spanish ( A2)
Video starts at 2:11
Thank you
Thanks
Thank you
Thanks, you saved my 2:11 minutes
Thanks
My mother tongue is Tamil but I had my education in the English medium. I am Indian but I had my primary and secondary education in Sri Lanka during the 1950s. My English teacher in the 4th and 5th standards and then in the 1st Form was an English lady, Miss Hutchins. I am 78 now. Listening to this video brought me nostalgic memories of my good old teacher. When I close my eyes, I heard her.
Hi from Moscow, Russia😊 Your English is so good! Sending you love and health!
I'm Sri Lankan Girl
Don't listen to her. She is terrible. She spreads misinformation.
That’s such a sweet story!
😌😌
Finally a video that contains words that I actually pronounce incorrectly. Thank you Lucy, you’ve corrected me at least ten times today
For me as a German it sometimes strikes me that the same sequence of letters can have so many different pronunciations in English. For example, many Germans get confused with the suffix "ate". They often pronounce "ultimate" like "ulti-mate" ("-ait") as in "late", "gate", "fate" and so on... Another example is the suffix "-ough", which can have so many different pronunciations that you have to memorise the pronunciation for every word that ends in it separately.
OMG YES
I've started learning German and I was so admired by pronunciation in German (I'm not really sure this word is exactly correct but I hope you'll understand me (English is not my mother language tho)): it's really clear and, you know, non-varible as in English, and das ist fantastisch lol
Germans stick "would" in places it doesn't belong
Even worse, "ultimate" but "ultimatum", however: ""stalemate".
Yes - my surname is Hough (I always say my family pronounce it as “cough”, not as in bough (of a tree) ought, bought, rough trough, although or thought - at least seven different pronunciations of “ough” in English.
That's the only real difficulty with English, its grammar is a piece of cake and so many words have Latin or Greek roots that it's easy to guess their meaning but its pronunciation 😱 ! Even a learned English speaker who comes across a new word in a book must check its pronuncation 🤔. As an English teacher used to tell us : an English word written "elastic" may well be pronounced "rubber"... or the other way round 😄 ...
When I was in the ninth grade, when my English teacher told me to read the paraphrase, and I mispronounced a word, and she correct in a very harsh way. She criticized me in front of my classmates and I was really embarrassed at that time. And I also remember that when she told us to make an essay, and I was typographically incorrect and used an incorrect grammar, and she starts to belittle me again in front of many students. That's why I searched an English Teaching channel here in RUclips and I saw this channel, and frankly speaking, I learned so much about English than my Teacher. Thank U Lucy! I really like your channel!
Are Uu... Indian.....😎
@@sharmaji9445 no. no im not.
@@fritzmartintorrescabual2550 Ok then where are You belong to dear!
@@sharmaji9445 me indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳
What is wrong with that teacher?!?!? She should get fired
I can speak 4 languages:
- English
- american
- canadian
- australian
just a random gd player uhh 😲☝️
So you speak spanish? Because that it's by far the most common lenguage in America.
@@brunoactis1104 LOL
Omg your godly😮
So English lol
I am Malaysian. We use British English but for certain words we pronounce according to spelling due to our accent. For your information we have adapted some english words to our malay i.e goal(gol), racket( reket), bicycle(basikal), machine(mesin) and many more.
1) Tatar (native) + I understand Bashkir well
2) Russian (official language of my country)
3) English (B1)
4) Turkish (basics)
5) Arabic (language of my religion)
That's quite impressive in my opinion. Though many people from former Soviet union know two language at least (if they not Russian). I still admire everyone who learned additional foreign language to at least b1 level. That's what I aim for right now.
It's a long path, but I think I can probably get it in the matter of a year (counting from now on) =)
I only speak 3 languages ..
English
Profanity
Sarcasm
Joseph Rome Castro Also known as the three most common languages around the world!
Yeah right not to mention my newly learned language ..
COURTESY .
Joseph Rome Castro bruh I’m a professional sarcasm speaker
Joseph Rome Castro but I don’t cuss
Jaylee Claud Keep yo profanity to yourself!
“tell me how many languages you speak”
cries in sign language
🤣🤣🤣
I also forgotten all about sign language 😂
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Hey there...watch this video to circumvent the challenge of using advanced words in daily life...
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Jo, esa es la toba 😂
It´s so good to know that some native speakers mispronounce the same words that I do as a non-native :p Yup, spelling is so confusing sometimes, and you try to predict the correct pronunciation according to other similar words but at the end you find out that you were wrong all the time. Thx Lucy!
I just discovered your channel and I really like your videos!
I'm German and I learned English and French at school.
For my vacations I always learn at least things like "Good morning, please, thank you, Good-bye" and the numbers in the language of the country I visit. So I speak a little Danish, Greek, Italian and Spanish. I improve my Danish and Italian with Duolingo every day because I just love Denmark and Italy.
My favorite music band from Denmark (Mew). Though i haven't heard anything more about this country) But sure it's great.
1st language:Spanish
2nd language:sarcasm
3rd language:trying to speak my own language like a human
_Juan..._
Hola! Como estas?
Sarcasm?? Is this really a language?
lol
@@nurseryrhymes-kidslearning5686 nope its not but um it is
,i will put up the words and its meaning
Choir is a group of singers that usually performed in church
Rural is related to countryside
Worcestershire is a county in england
Shire is another word for county
Prelude is an introduction to something important
Squirrel is a mammal
Juror is a member of jury
Spherical is a thing shaped like a sphere
Valet is a male attendant
I believe you know what the meaning of the word pronunciation is
Mauve is a shade of purple
Regime is another word for government
Niche i a shallow recess
Moot is a subject to debate
Draft or draught is preliminary version of writing
Albeit is a conjunction word
Lettuce is a kind of vegetable
Colonel is a military rank
Infamous is a word for well known for some bad deed
Gauge is a measuring device for magnitude
My main language is English so you can trust me,and you're welcome
And uhh...i can speak only french and English
They never pay me enough to come up with a username Thank youu :3
Choir is a group of singers that usually in church
Should there be an "are" after "that"? or simply remove "that"?
freelife1014 i was talking about the word itself not the singers so the word 'is' is correct
But if i was talking about the singers I should be used the word 'are'
Many many thanks. I appreciate that you are helping us remember these words, but I am still a bit confused about the existence of "that" in the first sentence.
freelife1014 no need to thanks dude,about the word 'that' in the sentence would take a lot of time to explain maybe you can find out what it means on other sources,my apologize
Or I think i can explain it to you
The word 'that' is a complementizer or the word to make the sentence more perfect
I can speak sinhala which is my mother tongue and English. Now I am learning japanese.
Thank you ' English with Lucy.' 😊😊
Oh thank you Lucy for teaching me to pronounce these words correctly. I mostly make mistakes when I pronounce these words. Your videos taught me how to pronounce well Lucy
1st language: Malayalam
2nd language: Hindi
3rd language: English
Trying to learn Korean now.
mallu spotted.
I also can speak Hindi, and I am from India
Don't tell me itbis because of kpop
@@unnatijain6606 means
@@unnatijain6606 Hey ..I also like Blackpink...In fact I am a blink...
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Watch this video to circumvent the challenge of using advanced words in daily use...
My native language: Polish
2nd: English (C2, degree in linguistics)
3rd: German (B1)
4th: Spanish (A2)
polska gurom
Cześć Poland
My native language is Spanish if you want to practice it
My native language is german :D
Congratulations.
As a west coast Canadian there were only a couple that we pronounce differently. I have a friend that had only ever read the word awry, when he used it in a sentence he said awe-ree. Your idea of reading a book along with an audio book seems like a good one.
English native (Essex) with French B1 & Spanish B2+ - I usually pronounce _regime_ with a schwa but sometimes use "ray/may/say" vowel instead - however always with the soft G
You sound like the british voice on google traduction ... ( I love british accent, it's so beautiful ) :)
Mee too😂😂♥️I just want to listen to her speaking♥️
◦•●◉✿I speak in 3 language👄💬 s✿◉●•◦
@@maliya6577 me too
When will foreigners realise that it’s “ENGLISH” accent with a Received Pronunciation! Not everyone speaks this way in England. 🤦🏻♀️
Me too
I couldn’t pronounce them wrong because I didn’t even know they existed 😨
Seriously???
ME TOO BRO!!
At least I know pronunciation
How do you not know squirrel?
@@martazaborna2225 or lettuce 😂😂😂
I'm sure in 5 years that this video has been live someone else has noticed this:
# 17: Lettuce, 18: Colonel, "the next one, number 19, is another place name": Greenwich (the 18 & the word Colonel on screen doesn't fade away to reveal Greenwich), the REAL #19: infamous
I don't mean to sound harsh, I really do appreciate your content, just found your channel thru an"you might be interested" only a few days ago and I've already watched most of your Library. Love seeing the variations from this side of the pond vs across the way. Plus by adding the hidden #19 in the video you secretly gave us a 21st word so bonus content on the main channel. Props to you Lucy. Keep up the great work and stay fabulous!
From the five mispronunciations I had, two were expected the other three came as a surprise. Thank you for this charming BE lesson.
1.Greek (native)
2.English
3.Spanish
4.French
5.Italian
How is that possible !!! Please can you give me some tips?
@@lilipm403 There are no tips. Just get off your butt and work hard if you want to learn several languages!
@@royal7278 хаха, оторвать задницу и усердно работать? А некоторые хотят выучить несколько языков и все получить как в русской народной сказке «По щучьему велению, по моему хотению»! не вставая с печи!)))
Wow! Impressive!
Wow!
Atta girl!!
🙂
My native language:persian
2nd language: Brazilian Portuguese
3rd:Japanese
4th:Arabic
5th:Italian
And currently Im learning German
Viel Spaß, bis du bei Komma-Setzung, Kasus, Groß- und Kleinschreibung und einfach nur bei Rechtschreibung angekommen bist.
I'm jealous... You can speak 5 languages! That's great
Should've learned Portuguese (Portugal), Brazilian is like american English
I'm looking for practicing my farsi! would you like to speak with me?
عه ایرانی
My languages:
Mother tongue- American English with Minnesota accent
2nd. East Anglia English
3rd German with Pfälzisch influance
4th Tinny amount of Swedish. Mostly phrases but not conversation level.
I'm italian, and I speak as second languages English and French; I've also studied a little Spanish. Very interesting video!
first language: mandarin
second language: english
third language: japanese
fourth language: korean
fifth language: spanish
sixth language: french
I thought mandarin was fruit ))
Any tips on how to learn a language easier?
respect :o
Same me as well I also know these languages
Whatttt????
"20 words you pronounce wrong"
Me, a French person : You forgot one or two zeros there
Hey, je suis française aussi x)
Haha , same for me mate!
I learn French but I’m not originally French
Why do you guys have so many letters in your words and not pronounce any of them
@@hahgwvsgavagzgzdruzstvechd6477we're fancy
I’m Swiss and I’m fluent in German, Turkish, Slovak, French, Italian, English, but I hardly manage to learn Thai, although I have lived in this language area for years
Hugs/Jo
I am from India I speak three language first Santali second Hindi third English basically I am beginner just I am learning English so I interest learning English personality development for my future so I am learning English speaking with you thank you mam love you from India
I speak three languages:
- Polish (my native)
- English (like mix of British, American, even a bit of Australian 😂)
- German (a bit)
Same 😂
Oo ja też
Chyba wszystkie Polaczki oglądają na yt angielskie filmiki
@@kwiatowycytryn9248 Większość nie ogląda, bo nie uczy się angielskiego, albo ma tą naukę gdzieś. Ogladają ci, którzy chcą się czegoś nauczyć. BTW Lucy jest świetna!
Hii auch Deutsch hier? 😂
First language : Arabic
Second language : English
Currently learning : Korean
Same but I'm learning Japanese instead of Korean ❤️💛🌻
Yeah same but My first language is bangla..and hi5 for korean..And also english
Army right?💜
@@tanvinafrin4235 yes
@@Mohamed_elfarash me too💜😊
I think you do amazing job, and if they don’t like it, they can make their own video but you do a excellent job with everything. Keep up the good work.
Native American English Speaker, fluent in Spanish with a university degree in Spanish (I learned from mostly Caribbean Spanish speakers so I sound like the kid of a Cuban and Puerto Rican who grew up in the American South speaking mostly English when I speak Spanish) and functional in Brazilian Portuguese
Native language: Arabic
2nd language: French
3rd language: English
4th language: Korean
الله عليك
انتي اكيد من المغرب مدام الفرنش لغتك التانيه
@@salmagharebmohamed4535 لأ، من تونس 😊
Wow, it is really perfect. How did you achieve it?
@@esmasoldier6492 Arabic, French and English ==> at school
Korean: alone
First language : arabic
Second language : French
Currently learning : english
Me too 😂
@@ayesha7357 It can be Algeria or Tunisia too
NATIVE LANGUAGE ; arabic
2nd; ENGLISH
3ND french
and im learning KOREAN!
Mother tongue : arabic
Second language : english
Third language : turkish
Forth language : german
main language: indonesian
second language: english
currently learning: spanish
Your english is beautiful and I have start practising british english and improvement have been seen.
Thank you best teacher in the world
Spanish, English, Italian and Latin (eclesiastic pronuntiation so I don't have too much people to talk with...). Trying German, but need to find time... 4/20 words pronuonced correctly... Thanks a lot!
First: Arabic
Second: English
Third: Italian
Forth: Turkish
tebrikler
Allora se ti dico ciao capisci😂ciaooo
si ti capisco heheh 😌
Merhaba.I know turkish too.But I am from Bangladesh.
İnsanların Türkçe bilmeleri hoş =)
First language : Malayalam.
Second language : English.
Third language : Hindi.
Fourth language : Marathi.
Fifth language : Japanese.
Learning German now.
padachoonee
Enthonado ithu sammadhichu thannu
Where do you all stay? In kerala or other states?
@@Yatogami1_Yamato in kerala
I am a native of Kerala, staying in Bombay. And sorry I am not good at typing in any language other than English.
Native : Indonesian
2nd : English (C1)
3rd & 4th: Limited Japanese and a bit of Korean but i'm currently learning and steadily improving.
Thank you professor. What about auxiliary, and then development, and why not very quickly auxiliary development. It would a nice challenge for a foreigner.
Im Malaysian but i can speak
-Malay (own language)
-English
-Korean
-Indonesian
-French
-Chinese
👌👌 love to see you pronounce every word 😭😭😭😭
Yamato Liyan wow..byk nyer...hehehe
Annyeong c:
Oalah pakde.. banyak bedt pak. ra capek po hapal semua tu...
Korang bole speak indonesian ke? Prove it to me la, make a vid. I'll be watching 😀
Bonjour
I speak three languages! Malay, English and Arabic. Currently learning another two: Russian and Hebrew. On my way to be a polyglot, Lucy!
Wan Amirul Wan Shamsir !
i met some people when they learnt the Arabic alphabet they say I speak Arabic 😂😂 I hope you're not like them :)
Lol of course not! I practise speaking Arabic with two native speakers in the university :)
Is Arabic hard to learn bro ??
frinp oaß non si tu veux bien sur ça serai tres interessant. la langue arabe est la langue la plus riche
Kamilla Molnár спасибо большое!
Before she started listing the words I immediately thought of squirrel and rural 😂😂
Just had to teach my second graders the word squirrel for our English Christmas play "Little Robin Red Vest" and in the end they pronounced it better than me. 😆
Most of all in your videos, Lucy, i love your British and your incredible beauty!🥰
Thanks a lot for sea of positive!😘
My first language: French
Second language: the tunisian dialect
Third language: Arabic
Fourth language: English
Fifth language : Spanish
Omg same here, but instead of the tunisian dialect my second language is the lebanese dialect ! x)
Hana kif kif , damn
i speak
Greek
Korean
English
Spanish
French
and a bit of japanese :))))
@@stephforide ohh where did you learn Korean and Japanese :D ?
@@zay6744 school :))
1st language: 'Hindi'
2nd language: 'Marathi'
3rd language: 'English'
4th language (kind of): 'French'
5th language: 'German'
6th language (learning): Spanish
.... :)
Lucy explains the best way to speak when around an English teacher. When around friends and family, be kind and speak like they do: casual. Especially in Texas, USA. We kinda have our own English. We sorta change up a few things. I reckon that's OK.
i love these videos. it would be really great if the incorrect thing wasn't mentioned at all - it then sometimes gets remembered incorrectly. afterwards people remembered saying it that way about you. That would help me to have it clearer. ❤
My first language : Bangla
Second language : English
Third language : Hindi
Fourth language : Arabic
Fifth language :Urdu
Sixth language : Turkish
Seventh language : Korean (still learning)
@ADITHYAA V your mind is so beautiful.
@ADITHYAA V no problem I didn't said anything
@ADITHYAA V even if they are we don't care
@ADITHYAA V okay I don't know you . you don't know me.maybe I have misunderstood you. I am sorry .I am an BTS ARMY
@ADITHYAA V okay okay maybe you took me wrong .I said your mind is so beautiful .what else I said
Turkish, Russian, English (p.s. My English is not well but I understand everything in this language, i have problem with grammar )
Lala Gurbanova what's your native language?
Lala Gurbanova Peki Türkçen nasıl?
1. Dutch (native)
2. German (learned in high school and lived in Germany for 5 years)
3. English (learned in high school and from hearing films and videos and news sites)
In Portuguese, Colonel is written Coronel. And I always wondered why it did actually sound "curnul" in english.. Thanx!
- serbian (native, speaking with family members)
- slovenian (native, language of the country I grew up in)
- English (first foreign language - c2)
- Spanish (second foreign language - c1)
- croatian (learned together with slovenian and serbian since its so similar to the two - b2)
i am also learning italian and korean
You're an army ...Right??
I am Brazilian and an English student. And my teacher always tells me about the difference between traditional and British English. For me the British is more beautiful and perfect to hear. making a comparison; in traditional there is a lot of slang, and in British I can hear and understand each word separately. It's beautiful beautiful
What on earth is traditional English??
@@Damo2690 Maybe they mean the American one? Or old English- I have no idea
@@Damo2690 RP ( received pronunciation) English or BBC English. It would be like the "standard" English from Britain, although not many people there actually speak in that way.
Very informative and meaningful video from the standpoint of English pronunciation.I am also English teacher and make mistakes in such cases.Great respect for Lucy from Pakistan.
Great! Thank a lot for giving us useful courses.
1st language: Dutch
2nd language: English
3rd language (kind of): German
4th language (still learning): Italian
If you live in Netherlands, the first three is kind of native for you :D lucky you
@@cansabanci true lol
Oh, how I adore Dutch!!!😍😍😍😍🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
Foremost language: The language of my soul.
First language: Kashmiri
Second language: Urdu
Third language: English
Fourth language: Hindi
Fifth language: Arabic
Sixth language: Persian
Pronunciation is a wonderful area to dive in . Glad to be led here, great display
Great! It was helpful. Most of these words, as it turned out, I pronounced rightly, but there were a few important words that I said incorrectly.
i am a pakistani girls , i was born in saudi so i know arabic, and now i have moved to pakistan so i am still learning urdu , i can also speak korean ,chinese, sindhi, siraiki, and now i am learning spanish and ofcourse i speak english as my 3rd language
احسنت
this youtuber sucks
@@venkatsiddani2577 what is your name
First language: Slovak
Second: Czech
Third: German, Italian
Fourth: English
Fifth: Japanese
Sixth: Korean
Seventh: Chinese
Eighth: French
whaa?
@@missron7164 ?-?
first person that know Czech :D
@@aeniqx_ ;D
Woow great i wanna be a friend with you ☺️
Well presented with great knack. Thank you. Keep it up.
That‘s a very helpful one, thanks Lucy!
I speak:
polish (I live here)
german (native)
english (fluently)
spanish (learning)
korean (learning)
mandarin (learning)
Ja spik polysz i inglysz.
I am learning Korean too (by myself)
Speak spanglish sometime..
aj spik polisz tu
Nice🤔
Mother tongue: Hindi/Odia
Language in my country: English
Third:French
Fourth:Spanish
Fifth: Korean
Sixth: Japanese
Seventh: Urdu
Eighth:Arabic
I’m also currently learning Vietnamese and I’m still working on my Arabic :)
if you can speak spanish and french than you can probably understand portugues italian and probably all the european romance languages. Check them out, you will be amazed and be able to speak five more languages.
@Hiyyihlight Ooo I’ll check them out!!
Hey, do you mean Odia? I'm from Odisha, India and Odia is my mother tongue. Other than that, I can speak in Hindi and English. Amazing how you know so many languages 🤩
That's great
Sorry its native
My ex boyfriend was from Nigeria...and I just loved his mispronunciation of squirrel. He would say "ski-wurl" with a French accent. It was cute to me.
Love you Lucy, and your english lessons.
My mother language is tamazight (berber language)
- second language Dutch
- third language Classic Arabic
- fourth language English
And currently , I am learning French and Turkish. And trying to improve the languages that I already understand/ can speak slightly :)
i'm turkish! here to help if you have any questions, as I speak fluent English and turkish :)
would advise learning Spanish and arabic as well!
@@selin725 cok teshekur ederim! :)
@@Anoniem-os7uo çok teşekkürler**
I also speak Arabic and English fluently. Here to help anytime! 😊😊
That's cool
Merhaba :)
First language: Hindi
Second: English
Third: Norwegian
Fourth: Japanese
Fifth: French
Sixth: Chinese
你在学中文吗？
What!!??!! How only I am not able to learn so many languages 😔😞
I love languages, I speak three languages to The backbone Arabic, french, and English, my profession. This helped me a lot in pronunciation
Thanks for your lesson ❤
First language: Swedish
2nd (on a native speaker level): English
3rd: Cantonese (not written, unfortunately)
4th: German (most dialects)
5th: Spanish (castellano)
6th: Norwegian (with all its dialects!)
7th: Danish
and then some Italian, French and Jibberish! But no Irony or Sarcasm...=)
wow
And how old are you?
@@skullology8381 Born 1970 -so still time to learn more languages! =)
@@pandaplutten2573 You are amazing person !
@@pandaplutten2573 It's ok, I am fine with that :-)
Hei Plutten !
Dialekter er artige greier. Har slekt fra Brunskog (Brunske) i Värmland, og der de snakker svorsk. 😆
"Inn i vassen" er et flittig brukt nedarvet uttrykk, som få nordmenn forstår. 🤔
Sjøl knoter jeg litt på svensk og dansk om jeg må. Pluss engelsk, tysk og spansk.
Hilsen fra Oslo ! 🤗
I can speak:
Native linguage:ITALIAN
-ENGLISH
-Spanish
Giulia Della Torre 😯
*ITALIAN >:(*
*ENGLISH >:(*
Spanish :>
Heyy im trying to find an italian friendddd
Spanish comes as a free present for us 😃 Not much effort. French is another story. Way more difficult
Hello, Lucy ! I`m Russian, I live in Moscow. I was flabbergasted to find out your incredibly good videos and to be totally upfront I`m keen on England, London and yeahh Cumberbatch ))! Thanks a lot for your remarkable work, I appreciate your sincere humour , your kindness. I speak English and French to name a few). Just kidding. I also speak Russian quite well. It`s a pleasure to enter your channel and to see new stunning videos and just to hear from you. Thanks for attention. I`m Yolanta (I have Polish roots).
Ho! What do you think about the general military mobilization in your country?
I’m English (British if you count my Scottish heritage), I learnt French and German at school, Spanish GCSE in my late twenties, learnt Latin during lockdown and now have been learning BSL for over a year.
I speak 4 languages..... English, French, Hindi and my mother tongue Bengali....Yes, I am an Indian
I speak :
- English
- Chinese
- Norwegian
- Swedish
- Spanish (kinda, still learning)
Alex Keat, Norge
Um....its not Chinese its mandarim
Um.... its not mandarim its Mandarin, btw that's a dialect
it was hard for you to learn norsk?
Hen hao
1)Dutch
2)Turkish
3)German
4)English
5)French
Some words I did not know the meaning, like gauge and some others. But it is fun listening to “ beautiful english”😊 Thank you!
I speak
1. Malayalam
2. English
3. Hindi
4. Tamil
5. Kannada(learning)
Which one is the hardest (apart from your native tongue)?
@@gabor6259 As I am from India, we have tri language system at school so apart from my mother tongue (Malayalam) english and hindi I learned from school and it was pretty easy.
Tamil is much similar to my mother tongue so that one also easy to learn.
The one remaining ie. Kannada is difficult for me, I am learning from last 8 months and finding it difficult.
But I have the confidence that one day I will master the language💯💯
മലയാളിയാണോ
@@Queen23997 Athe😃😃
I am Indian too🇮🇳
Languages I speak:
• Turkish🇹🇷
•English🇬🇧
• a little bit Russian🇷🇺
Languages I'm going to learn: Greek and Finnish😊😊
GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE🍀💖
Tailor Create Merhaba!
İrem merhaba) Nasılsınız?
Tailor Create good.
just why ? for fun ?
Merhaba arkadaşlar! Selam Russiadan.
You'r english is alluring!! Your lessons really put a candy in the depressing bag!! Have a safe spring and i hope a no'covid' summer...i was a writer years ago...✌😊
Bengali (native language)
Hindi(National Language)
ENGLISH
MARATHI
PUNJABI
CHINESE
KOREAN💜
JAPANESE
*My languages:*
1) French (As I'm a native)
2) English (American and British)
3) Spanish (At school like English)
4) Latin (At school, but Optionnally)
5) Arabic (My religion and origins(Tunisia))
6) German (For pleasure)
And I'm about to learn Chinese, Japanese, Korean and even maybe Russian.
Wow that's awesome.
Learn Malay too. It's very easy
Learn Bangali Language It is very Sweet Language ☺️
Russian I'm learning, Chinese will too, but maybe Japanese
Wow that's Awesome 😎
who care
I speak 3 languages
Malayalam (my mother tongue )
Hindi
And English
I am also learning french and syriac right now
I really found this video useful.
Turns out I have been pronuncing most of the words wrong 😅
Learning spanish too
The "o" in pronunciation is absent, but the "o" in pronouncing should still be pronounced. and spelt.
Oo malayali
@@itoylrzkrtlfmhlcmc mmmm malayaali
@@anupamasajani5427 I know it dude
Mother tongue: German (C2)
Second: English (B2)
Third: French (A2/B1)
And some words of Italien, Spanish and so on 🫶
I speak 3 lenguages fluently
Arabic(native)
English (C2)
Turkish (C2)
Japanese(hobby)
I can speak 4 languages now (Polish, English, Korean and Japanese) but I really want to learn more! I love your channel. :)
Joanna 99 very good
Polish? Wow, congratulations! It's really hard.
BlastForward she speaks polish cuz she's polish :D
ah, i'm actually currently learning Korean, Japanese and Polish~
Yeah, I also notice now how stupid my statement was. :D Then she's lucky with her mother tongue like I am with German.
I speak 6 languages: Japanese, Russian, Chinese, German, English, Ukrainian
Woahh it's great
Откуда ты
Amazing! ... here I thought 4 was impressive haha keep up your studies then :)
Do you pronounce well any of this?
Gummie Bear こんにちは
I’m simply fond of your channel ❤❤❤❤ absolutely amazing I love it 🥰 it has