I especially like it when you show examples, not just dry text. Please continue to do this and as brightly as possible, it helps me to remember. Thank you!
Thank you so much Bob. Your videos are always super helpful! Before I saw your video, I didn't realize the pronunciation difference of "Close" and "Drawer" in two different contexts. Hopefully one day I can see you in person as I moved to Toronto recently. Cheers:)
Whatever! I ❤ english anyways! I started learning since I was child on my own and now I still doing every single day.I fell in love with this language.Regards from Argentina,Buenos Aires.
Thank you so much for your videos, I need to express my gratitute for them because i´ve been learning a lot. You are a good teacher and you have our attention in your class. You´re the best Bob. Thanks again.
Hi Bob, this is not only with English. In Portuguese happens the same. In your first example in this video: I close the door to my van, means in Portuguese: Eu fecho a porta da minha van. The verb fechar (to close) can be used with other means. For example: Eu fecho um acordo (I make a deal). Believe me, the Portuguese is much more strange than English, beyond this our language has gender, the English not. For example: The boy or the girl, The is used for male or female, singular or plural. In portuguese we have one for each: O garoto, A garota, Os garotos, As garotas. And no all the words finishing with A are female. For example Canada (country). Here we don't say A Canadá, but O Canadá (yes, for us Canadas ha accent). Regards from São Paulo Brasil.
Hi, Bob. I want you to know that I really appreciate the production and the contents of your videos plus a nice and suave way to teach us all. Please keep ‘em coming. Tony, the Brazilian here. Take care, pal.
This video is awesome !! Thanks a lot ! I'm French, and I often have troubles to pronounce English pretty well. ;) In this case, it's very tricky to guet the difference, it's really subtle ! :)
Thank you, Bob. Your lessons are really helpful. You made it very clear and easy to understand. And you don't need to feel sorry for the difficulty of English, some languages like Chinese are even harder to learn. 😂Thank you very much ！
Bob, I'm glad for watch your videos. I'm from Brazil and I'm studying English every day. You are help me to improve my skills with your videos. Keep going!
Hello Bob. I know you don't do many videos on grammar, but, if it is possible, please do a full pledged video on 'how to use comma'. All the complications involved in using them in writing.
Hi Bob! Love your approach making the videos. It seems that you really love what you are doing. One more example for this topic: Turkey (country) and turkey (bird).
Thanks, it was really helpful. Before watching this video I only knew 2 pairs of words: tear (noun and verb) and read (present and past). However, English is not as evil as Spanish and French with their homophone words like haya (a tree), aya (a babysitter) halla (he/she finds out) or the French words ai(present), aie(subjunctive 1st person),aies (subjunctive 2nd person) ait(subjunctive 3rd person) haie (an obstacle in dog training), hais (present of the verb haïr), Aix (like in Aix-en-Provence), et (and), es (you are), est (he/she/it is), etc. I might have forgotten some other words as French is really evil in terms of homophony
your way of teaching is so great and interesting very much Bob. l can improved my English language skills that well ..with your video thanks you for lessons great Bob keep up for people and student foriegn students
Hi Bob! I was vet happy watching your video! Really interesting and weird indeed! It will be awesome if we could have another lesson about them! Très bonne journée et Merci pour cette lesson ! Greetings from France!
Thank you so much sir. The meaning of the words are changed according to the situation. So we must have clear idea of situation. I have downloaded all your videos that you have uploaded here. It’s very useful videos. Especially the videos which are uploaded in your other channel. You tried to explain the words meaning in 1 min.
I'm glad you like them! I missed putting up a 1 minute video yesterday, but it was a holiday and I wanted to spend time with my family. I hope no one minded! A new one will go up later today on my other channel! 🙂
Thanks Bob I have heard about literature of language. In Indonesia, it's called homophone homograph, homonyms, etc... This is easy to understood by me like Indonesia. Say thanks again to this lesson.👍👍👍
Bob, I love these lessons but I also miss the lessons about topics, like when you go to the grocery store or the house or the river to introduce things. Hope you can make some real conversation someday ^^
Hi 🙋 Bob, I'm just loved every video you posted, I'm really could say you're an amazing teacher, your particular way to explain every lesson are very interesting and above all it's pretty difficult to find someone who can not understand what you say and explain so thanks for your videos. Keep up the good work. 👍
Well, it's weird indeed. Thank you again for another gorgeous work. If you don't mind producing a video about words ending with "ough" and the way they are pronounced. I would be grateful. Thank you infinitely Mr.Bob. ♡♥♡
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian thank you very much. If God willing , we are coming to Canada in december . I,m looking forward seeing Canada. Hopefully our immigration process would end succesfully.
Thanks, Bob for this interesting and awesome class😃I love your videos, I've learned so much with your teaching method, I realize that you joy what you do, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, and I hope you have been a beautiful Canada Day!!🇨🇦👍😉
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Sir, please! could you make second part on that subject. That is just so great! Good job! Thank you!
Regards from Poland! Bob. Great video! Polish learners find it easier to polish their language skills with your videos :)
Oh yeah. I'm Polish too :)
I wonder how many viewers have no idea where Poland is. Greetings from Poland :)
I'm from Poland too! The country whose mission is to save spoiled Europe. :)
Greetings from Poland.
Hello everyone from Poland! 😎
very helpful! learn something new, thanks Mr Bob!
I especially like it when you show examples, not just dry text. Please continue to do this and as brightly as possible, it helps me to remember. Thank you!
Thank you so much Bob. Your videos are always super helpful! Before I saw your video, I didn't realize the pronunciation difference of "Close" and "Drawer" in two different contexts. Hopefully one day I can see you in person as I moved to Toronto recently. Cheers:)
Thanks so much for your lesson
Whatever! I ❤ english anyways! I started learning since I was child on my own and now I still doing every single day.I fell in love with this language.Regards from Argentina,Buenos Aires.
Bob, again, a very nice way of teaching vocabulary, making me smile, very useful. Great:-)
I'm happy you liked it. Thanks for watching! 🙂
Thank you so much for your videos, I need to express my gratitute for them because i´ve been learning a lot. You are a good teacher and you have our attention in your class. You´re the best Bob. Thanks again.
One more time you did the difference. It's amazing. Thank you Professor.
Glad to help! 😎
This is one of the classes I liked the most. Thanks.
You are welcome Edilene! 🙂😎
Hi Bob, this is not only with English. In Portuguese happens the same. In your first example in this video: I close the door to my van, means in Portuguese: Eu fecho a porta da minha van. The verb fechar (to close) can be used with other means. For example: Eu fecho um acordo (I make a deal). Believe me, the Portuguese is much more strange than English, beyond this our language has gender, the English not. For example: The boy or the girl, The is used for male or female, singular or plural. In portuguese we have one for each: O garoto, A garota, Os garotos, As garotas. And no all the words finishing with A are female. For example Canada (country). Here we don't say A Canadá, but O Canadá (yes, for us Canadas ha accent). Regards from São Paulo Brasil.
Good to know English isn't the only language with hard parts to learn! 😎👍
Very useful video! I learn a little bit more with each video in this channel. The way that Bob teach us is amazing. Thanks a lot!
Hi, Bob. I want you to know that I really appreciate the production and the contents of your videos plus a nice and suave way to teach us all. Please keep ‘em coming. Tony, the Brazilian here. Take care, pal.
By far you are the best English teacher on RUclips!
Thanks! I try my best to make good videos. It is nice to be appreciated! 🙂🌻🍁🙂
Hi, bob I am a great fan of your explanation, u r really inspirational...
Bob sir,You really fill the energy within us by your way of teaching..
Great...
Very nice of you sharing this! Thanks, Bob!!!
Thanks a lot 👏👏👏👏
Some of the heteronyms words:
Close
Wind / wind up
Sow
Bow
Bass
Polish
Tear /tear up
Content
Drawer
Minute
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That's them! 😎
Good brother
you are a great teaher. I love the way you are teaching me how to learn to speak English. I am Spanish and I am a begginer. thanks Bob.
Many thanks for the great course, Bob!
You are welcome Igor! 🙂 I'm glad it is helping you!
What an amazing video!! I've watched it 3 times without stopping! Thank you Bob for the class.
I’m from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 i love your way to teaching
This video is awesome !! Thanks a lot ! I'm French, and I often have troubles to pronounce English pretty well. ;) In this case, it's very tricky to guet the difference, it's really subtle ! :)
You made a geat video clip explaining about heteronyms and it is quite clear to understand each words, Thanks a million.
You are very welcome! 🙂
Thank you, Bob. Your lessons are really helpful. You made it very clear and easy to understand. And you don't need to feel sorry for the difficulty of English, some languages like Chinese are even harder to learn. 😂Thank you very much ！
Thanks Bob keep teaching complicated words.
Thank you Bob you’re awesome
You are very welcome! 🙂
Thank you, Bob, for posting this video.
You are very welcome! 🙂
Bob, I'm glad for watch your videos. I'm from Brazil and I'm studying English every day. You are help me to improve my skills with your videos. Keep going!
Hello Bob. I know you don't do many videos on grammar, but, if it is possible, please do a full pledged video on 'how to use comma'. All the complications involved in using them in writing.
If I find the time I will do that. 🙂🌻🍁
Hi Bob! Love your approach making the videos. It seems that you really love what you are doing. One more example for this topic: Turkey (country) and turkey (bird).
Hi Mr Bob. Im from Myanmar. Your lessons are really helpful. I love the way you teach. Thank you.
I’ve learned some new vocabulary and their prononciation thanks a lot and have a good one !
I'm happy that I could help! 😎👍
Thank you Bob, wonderful and useful explaining about words .
You are most welcome! 🙂
Bob, your class is going really really really well!
Yes it is! I'm excited! 🙂🌻🍁
How very useful lesson! Thank so much ! It's difficult for us to find the kind of the knowledge like this in the textbook !
I'm happy I can make English come alive for you, but don't stop using your textbooks, they have great value as well! 🙂
Hey Bob!! You is fantastic! Thanks!!!!
Thanks, it was really helpful. Before watching this video I only knew 2 pairs of words: tear (noun and verb) and read (present and past). However, English is not as evil as Spanish and French with their homophone words like haya (a tree), aya (a babysitter) halla (he/she finds out) or the French words ai(present), aie(subjunctive 1st person),aies (subjunctive 2nd person) ait(subjunctive 3rd person) haie (an obstacle in dog training), hais (present of the verb haïr), Aix (like in Aix-en-Provence), et (and), es (you are), est (he/she/it is), etc. I might have forgotten some other words as French is really evil in terms of homophony
Good points! I'm glad you found the video helpful and that you don't find English too weird! 😎👍
Thanks. The way you teaching stand out on youtube.
It's appropriate to the introduction of weird english!!! Thanks Bob!!
You are most welcome! 🙂🙂🌻🍁
Your effort to visualizing nouns verbs etc makes u special bob regards from Turkey
Thanks mert krbyk! 🙂 I'm happy you appreciate the video! 😎👍
Hi,uncle Bob! So fantastic this video was.Thank you again for your kindness.it was useful for me.
You are a superb teacher. The best one I have ever met... Thanks a lot!
Wow, thank you so much ☺
Hey Bob,
Your unique way of teaching make your lessons impossible to forget.
Appreciated very much!
I'm glad you find the lessons memorable! Thanks for watching! 🙂🌻🍁
Great! Please continue this type of video. That video would be very powerful
I will be making a part II at some point. 🙂🌻🍁
Omg!!! You’re videos are so funny and helpful!!! I’m glad I found your channel 👍
Really is wierd , but I like. I'm from South of Brazil and I'm learning English . Thank you Bob!
You are welcome Márcia! 🙂
Thanks!! Sir you are fantastic teacher!!
Thanks! 🙂
That’s the best way of teaching, Bob. Soooo great 👍. Many thanks 🙏 💐🌸
You are welcome Hoori! 🙂
Thank you so much Bob for this amazing video. I really enjoyed it and learned new Vocab usages and pronunciation. My regards from Yemen.
Thank you for the lesson!
You are very welcome! 🙂🙂🌻🍁
Is really really useful video we need more videos like this one is really helpful thx Bob
I will make more! I have a lot of time this summer, so I'll keep at it! Thanks for watching! 🙂
Thanks a lot Bob!! Awesome lesson!
You are welcome Alfredo! 🙂
Great video, thank you for your teachings.
You are welcome Isabel! 🙂
Thanks again Bob..always useful lessons. Greetings from Arizona
Thank you Bod for the difference and meaning of these words. Well done!
Thank you! 😎👍
Thank you, Bob the Canadian, you are greatest, greetings
Very fun and beautiful video .♥️😍 i love your videos and it is help me to learn more English i want to say thank you very much
Thanks a lot. These differences are not easy for English learners.
I hope you can hear the distinctions. 🙂🌻🍁
your way of teaching is so great and interesting very much Bob. l can improved my English language skills that well ..with your video
thanks you for lessons great Bob
keep up for people and student foriegn students
Thanks a lot for your excellent learning English! All yours videos are fantastic!!
man keep up with the good work
English learner from China sent out a big shoutout to yo channel
Thanks for the shout out and a big hello to China from Canada! 😎👍
Thank you so much teacher.
You are welcome Pari! 🙂 I'm happy to help!
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian 🌸🌸thank you🌺🌺
Quite helpful. I actually got confused some times with the bow/bow one.
Hi Bob! I was vet happy watching your video! Really interesting and weird indeed! It will be awesome if we could have another lesson about them! Très bonne journée et Merci pour cette lesson ! Greetings from France!
Bonjour! I'll try and do another lesson on them soon! Thanks for the idea! 😎👍
Hi Bob, your channel is great! In Portuguese it is also like this, we have: homonyms, parnonyms. Thanks for the great tips!!
You are very welcome Marcos! 🙂🙂🌻🍁
Hey Bob great video..!! Thanks a lot, greetings from New Jersey
Hello New Jersey! (and all the people watching from there!) 🙂
I'd like more of this type of video. And happy Christiman's day Bob!
Thank you so much sir. The meaning of the words are changed according to the situation. So we must have clear idea of situation. I have downloaded all your videos that you have uploaded here. It’s very useful videos. Especially the videos which are uploaded in your other channel. You tried to explain the words meaning in 1 min.
I'm glad you like them! I missed putting up a 1 minute video yesterday, but it was a holiday and I wanted to spend time with my family. I hope no one minded! A new one will go up later today on my other channel! 🙂
Your videos is always help us for more information,keep it up.Hello Bob how are you
I'm doing well pankaj. How are you? 🙂🌻🍁
Thanks Bob
I have heard about literature of language. In Indonesia, it's called homophone homograph, homonyms, etc...
This is easy to understood by me like Indonesia. Say thanks again to this lesson.👍👍👍
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching! 🙂 🙂🌻🍁
Thank you for your work,
you're a great teacher. What is more, you're the best!
Greetings from Hungary.
Thanks Kevin! Have a great day! 🙂
Thanks Bob,
Its a amazing video.
Bob's taking bows... is very funny :-)))
That was my favourite part to make! 😎👍
This is one the most important vídeo that I have seen in your Channel.
Very useful as usual. Thanks a lot.
You are welcome! 🙂
You are so cute! I love Bob the Canadian💕 I also love made by outdoor Video!
I always
look forward to seeing the Canadian landscape💕
Thank you Bob
This video is very important and really I didn't know that's before
It is a fascinating class. I have known a new word - 'minute' seeds. And I've repeated some others. Pronunciation is important.
Really, this vedio is worth watching,
It is really so beautiful,
thank you my teacher .
Bob, I love these lessons but I also miss the lessons about topics, like when you go to the grocery store or the house or the river to introduce things. Hope you can make some real conversation someday ^^
Hi 🙋 Bob, I'm just loved every video you posted, I'm really could say you're an amazing teacher, your particular way to explain every lesson are very interesting and above all it's pretty difficult to find someone who can not understand what you say and explain so thanks for your videos.
Keep up the good work. 👍
I will keep up the good work! 😎 Thanks for watching and leaving a kind word! 😎
I Like you Mr Bob. You are the best. May God bless you.
Thank you so much Mr Bob for your efforts 😊😊😊👍👍👍
Well, it's weird indeed.
Thank you again for another gorgeous work.
If you don't mind producing a video about words ending with "ough" and the way they are pronounced. I would be grateful.
Thank you infinitely Mr.Bob. ♡♥♡
I will add that to the list of ideas! Thanks! Great idea! 🙂🌻🍁
I appreciate your efforts. The video is quite well done and you gave us a lot of useful everyday words. Thank you.
Thankyou
You área amazing .....goo professor........thanks for your..,..treasury información...........
You are very welcome! 😎
Oh Bob, İ am so happy to discover your channel. God bless you. I,m so gratefull to you.
I'm glad you like it! You are most welcome here! 🙂
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian thank you very much. If God willing , we are coming to Canada in december . I,m looking forward seeing Canada. Hopefully our immigration process would end succesfully.
I hope all goes well for you and your family! 😎
Hi, Bob
Thanks for your lesson. You did it great again 🌹😊😊 English is crazy, l agree.
You are most welcome! 🙂 😎👍😎👍
Did she DESERT you just in order to head towards the arid DESERT?
I luv the way you teach English. A million sincere thanks Bob! 😉
Javier López Orfila don't desert my dessert in the desert
Thanks, Bob for this interesting and awesome class😃I love your videos, I've learned so much with your teaching method, I realize that you joy what you do, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, and I hope you have been a beautiful Canada Day!!🇨🇦👍😉
Thanks! Canada Day was awesome! Fireworks! Live band! So much fun! 😎👍
Hello Bob 😊 thanks for the lessons. Like this one 😘
You are welcome Pasan! 🙂
Hi Bob. Very useful this lesson and very difficult as well. Thanks a lot.
You are welcome! 🙂🙂🌻🍁
Thanks teacher and greets from Colombia 👍
And a big hello to you from Canada! 😎
This video is very useful. Thumbs up and mark it for reviewing.
This lesson is very useful for me.l enjoyed it.Thanks.
You are very welcome! 🙂
Great!@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian