Wow, Brent, this lesson is so helpful! I love how you've made learning about food vocabulary so interesting and practical. Thanks for teaching us how to describe bad food in English like a native speaker!
I really enjoy watching this video about how to talk about bad food. Along the way I picked up a few new words as well. But I felt like it was kind of hard for you to teach us when you were walking around. Anyways safety is the first all the time . Please keep safe, teacher Brent.😊
Thanks Brent for this very interesting lesson. Concerning the tough and chewy expressions makes me think about overcoocked meat that tastes like a shoe sole and hard to chew. 🥩👞🦷 Concerning the best by date, even though the date has expired and it concerns dry, well-packaged food such as cookies and according to food hygiene studies, these could still be consumed within a reasonable time despite having passed the consumption date. This is why the European law has few years ago been modified in order to authorize the mention “Best prefered date” instead of “Best before date”. The taste of the cookies can be kind of staled but nobody isn’t supposed to get sick with them. That also prevents many families throwing away this sort of food "too good to go". 🥞🍪
Thank you so much, Brent! I drink kefir every day (a fermented milk drink similar to a thin yogurt or ayran). Istanbul!!! I walked along the same streets about 10 years ago. Everything looks familiar. I even remember that pay phone ☎📞🤙
i dont like shusi but I definitely like your "on path" lessons :) especially because for a moment I think I know a little English, but every morning's attempt to converse and understand the customer's representatives convinces me otherwise :(
The cemetery was like a Hungarian cemetery - some are also covered with concrete here. I learned a few new words. I just came out of a hospital because Friday I had to go to a doctor with my still swollen left foot. It was hematomae, blood and pus was collected under the skin. It was treated but I was sent home. I got a scheduled control the next day, Saturday. And the same - hematomae. The doctor told me after the treatment it will be the same for tomorrow so I should stay in the hospital as a patient. I got a plaster cast on my leg which makes my ankle unmovable. And today I was released from the hospital with still in the cast. But my foot is much better, the healing process started. The food was ranging from average to good. Is the food is good in the hospitals in Maine? Thank you for your lesson.
Hi everyone 🤗😊 how's it going 😊 it's a good morning in here, 🔆 hope you are having a good morning/ day wherever you are...what I don't like at all is a soggy watermelon 🍉🤢 watery coffee ☕, mushy veggies especially zucchini 😊 I almost forgot 😅 please, is the adjective watery means exactly the same as water - logged ? thanks for this very useful and interesting lesson Brent 🤠 I appreciate it ❤️
The first time I tried blue cheese it tasted weird but now I feel I'm becoming somewhat partial to it. As far as fermented milk is concerned it's a matter of habit. Kefir is such a great beverage.
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Your Kimchi sound is as much as clear that Korean speaks, even better. Anyway your vocalization sounds good. Thanks for this useful lesson.
Aw, thanks so much.
Perfect explanations and perfect nature. Thanks
thank you teacher !
Your videos are so helpful. I'm looking forward for more Say it like a native ones 🤩
Aw, that is so kind. Thank you.
Very useful vocabulary. Thanks for the lesson!
Roger, thanks so much!
Thank you for another great video 😊🎉
A very useful lesson. You need to know this 👍
Wow, Brent, this lesson is so helpful! I love how you've made learning about food vocabulary so interesting and practical. Thanks for teaching us how to describe bad food in English like a native speaker!
Ulia, thanks for your nice comments. 🙏🏼
Hey there, thank you Brent for bringing such an awsome lesson again!
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I really enjoy watching this video about how to talk about bad food. Along the way I picked up a few new words as well. But I felt like it was kind of hard for you to teach us when you were walking around. Anyways safety is the first all the time . Please keep safe, teacher Brent.😊
That’s very kind. Thank you.
Amazing video. I love the way you use to teach.Thank you so much.
Thank you! 😃
Big love from Algeria ❤❤❤
Aw, thanks so much for watching.
Awesome 😊
I'm a big fan of Sushi. It's helpful to see the AI images for references while you explain the related words.
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The moldy bread picture is so funny😁
AI went crazy on that one. 😀
Thanks Brent for this very interesting lesson.
Concerning the tough and chewy expressions makes me think about overcoocked meat that tastes like a shoe sole and hard to chew. 🥩👞🦷
Concerning the best by date, even though the date has expired and it concerns dry, well-packaged food such as cookies and according to food hygiene studies, these could still be consumed within a reasonable time despite having passed the consumption date.
This is why the European law has few years ago been modified in order to authorize the mention “Best prefered date” instead of “Best before date”. The taste of the cookies can be kind of staled but nobody isn’t supposed to get sick with them. That also prevents many families throwing away this sort of food "too good to go".
🥞🍪
Well said, Freddy.
Another great video. In Australia, I often see "best before" on food packaging. 😊
Thanks, Maz!
❤thanks a lot ❤
No, Mary. Thank you for watching.
Thank you so much, Brent! I drink kefir every day (a fermented milk drink similar to a thin yogurt or ayran). Istanbul!!! I walked along the same streets about 10 years ago. Everything looks familiar. I even remember that pay phone ☎📞🤙
I had that drink with my lunch a couple times. It’s very cooling during the hot summer days.
Hello Brent!)Thank you for this lesson about food.I like such format of lessons.Do you have animals in your home?)
Thanks so much. I have a small dog, sometimes.
Glad to see you in Turkey Mr Brent So you are very near to Uzbekistan and I hope one day you will visit to Tashkent 🎉😊
I hope so too. Thanks for watching. ❤️ 🇺🇿
In Italy we have a type of cheese that is moldy … the Gorgonzola and it is very very good to eat
i dont like shusi but I definitely like your "on path" lessons :) especially because for a moment I think I know a little English, but every morning's attempt to converse and understand the customer's representatives convinces me otherwise :(
That’s so nice of you to say. Thank you. 🙏🏼
The cemetery was like a Hungarian cemetery - some are also covered with concrete here.
I learned a few new words. I just came out of a hospital because Friday I had to go to a doctor with my still swollen left foot. It was hematomae, blood and pus was collected under the skin. It was treated but I was sent home. I got a scheduled control the next day, Saturday. And the same - hematomae. The doctor told me after the treatment it will be the same for tomorrow so I should stay in the hospital as a patient. I got a plaster cast on my leg which makes my ankle unmovable. And today I was released from the hospital with still in the cast. But my foot is much better, the healing process started. The food was ranging from average to good. Is the food is good in the hospitals in Maine?
Thank you for your lesson.
I hope you’re back to full strength soon. I don’t think the food is great.
@@AmericanEnglishBrent Thank you, Brent
I've never tried cheese with mold and never will, quite expensive. ) Thanks for the lesson Mr Brent , some words to catch .
Konstantin, thanks so much.
Thanks my friend for good video and most people here eat moldy cheese
Thank you, my friend.
Hi everyone 🤗😊 how's it going 😊 it's a good morning in here, 🔆 hope you are having a good morning/ day wherever you are...what I don't like at all is a soggy watermelon 🍉🤢 watery coffee ☕, mushy veggies especially zucchini 😊 I almost forgot 😅 please, is the adjective watery means exactly the same as water - logged ? thanks for this very useful and interesting lesson Brent 🤠 I appreciate it ❤️
Thanks, Sabrina. Yes, those two words are very close.
The first time I tried blue cheese it tasted weird but now I feel I'm becoming somewhat partial to it. As far as fermented milk is concerned it's a matter of habit. Kefir is such a great beverage.
I recorded this lesson before I tried kefir, or ayran, in Türkiye. So good.
@@AmericanEnglishBrent Nice to hear you liked it!
Knowing you is a "serendipity"
8:01 the word for that cemetery is Fossvogskirkjugarður😮 English is a piece of cake in comparison to Icelandic!!
Haha. Very true. 🇮🇸
I haven’t watch your videos in a while, but looks like you are having so much fun with AI generated images now😀
I am. Thanks for watching.
how many ways we can say good food in english?
That’s a good idea.
Please can you return to subtitles like before it helps me when videos are with subtitles
Thanks for the feedback. I'll conduct another poll.
autogenerated subtitle by youtube is available for these videos
? When will you visit Kurdistan
I’d like to soon. Just watched this yesterday: ruclips.net/video/H3VvJRKZFHc/видео.htmlsi=9vzK39CduRP8g_Jl
@@AmericanEnglishBrent thank you sir
Unfortunately, our history is full of war and suffering .
@@ZerevanKory so sad. I’m sorry. But proud fighters.
@@AmericanEnglishBrent You are so precious