Thank you for your lovely and encouraging comment, Rasitha 💐. You're very welcome☺️! I am so glad to hear that my English lessons have been helping you🤩. I wish you all the best ✨.
I have eaten in a Canadian restaurant. This was a fantastic experience of me and the price was so affordable. I paid by credit card and I was happy about it 😊 😊😊
I discovered your channel some days ago! Let me tell you have the most interesting, useful and easy to understand that I've ever seen before. I don't know if I writed it down good but hope my ideas can be caught! 🤭😁 I love the way you teach English very clear and good!
Hi Clara 🤗. Thanks so much for your lovely comment 🌸. I am very glad to hear that you enjoy my English lessons and find them helpful✨. I appreciate your kind words 💐. I wish you all the best with your English studies 🤩👍🏻.
Love u Jen, despite you're Canadian and your pronounciation is a little bit different from U.S.A I always understand what you say and the way that you express is so clear as well. Regards!!!☺
Hello Cleider ☺️. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment 🤗. I am really glad to know that you enjoy my English lessons and don't have any difficulties with my Canadian pronunciation 😁🇨🇦. Have a great day ☀️.
To pay through the nose is an idiom which means to pay more than what something should actually cost. For example, if you rent a car without insurance and then get into an accident, you will have to pay through the nose for the damage.
Hi Jimmy😎. When we say 'firstborn' in English we are usually referring to someone's first-born child, the child they gave birth to first. For example, I have a younger brother but my mom only has two children, so I am the firstborn. The exact phrase that you're asking about though, I've never heard and am not sure what it would mean. Sometimes we have the expression 'to pay with your firstborn' meaning that a person's first-born child is kind of offered as a sacrifice for something, like in the story of Rumpelstiltskin. 😅 I hope that helps 🤗.
@@JeNsJyugyou What this phrase i have learnt from international magazine last nine years.Alll of them which begining with method of paying in the gas station have been listed as the one i have asked you previously,pay through the nose,pay to the title and pay inside,etc.
Hi Ayane ☺️. A territory is an area of land in a country that doesn't meet the qualifications to officially be considered a province or state. Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories. Our 3 territories are Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. They are in the northern part of Canada and have smaller populations than our provinces 🇨🇦. You can learn more about it in this video here: ruclips.net/video/2gh_r2IS5pc/видео.html 🤗.
You know Jen, the best thing I get it in this situation is your videos. Due to spending most of the time watching your videos I feel like we are from the same family. Thank you so much Jen. You are my favorite teacher.
Aww, thanks Ahmed.I really appreciate your extremely kind comment. Is there any progress in your situation or are you still stuck in the hotel? I hope that things will start looking up for you! 💐
Hello Rafiq 🤗 That is a very interesting idea. Also, if you make RUclips videos in English, it will definitely help you to improve your English speaking and confidence. 👍🏻
You can pay your respect to anyone, this expression doesn't have to be used connected to someone who has passed away. To pay your respects to someone is a bit of a formal expression, so I personally only use it in formal situations or to discuss formal situations. I hope that helps 🤗
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Thanks for your comment. Don't forget your preposition: Pay for + noun
I pay FOR food and things with my money
Good! 👍🏻
I'm wondering who puts the dislikes for the best teacher. Ms Jen please going on and thanks for these superb video.
Thanks a lot about your great lesson
You are a great teacher I am learning from you lots, keep going and thank-you!!!
Thank you for your lovely and encouraging comment, Rasitha 💐. You're very welcome☺️! I am so glad to hear that my English lessons have been helping you🤩. I wish you all the best ✨.
You are a great teacher, Jan
I pay forward joy and happiness all the time.
Thank you Jen for this video. You did a great job and you have such a good look.
I have eaten in a Canadian restaurant. This was a fantastic experience of me and the price was so affordable. I paid by credit card and I was happy about it 😊 😊😊
With such good lessons it's imposible no to PAY CLOSE ATTENTION
😁 Thanks Miguelito ☺️. That's very kind of you to say 🤗.
I discovered your channel some days ago! Let me tell you have the most interesting, useful and easy to understand that I've ever seen before. I don't know if I writed it down good but hope my ideas can be caught! 🤭😁 I love the way you teach English very clear and good!
Hi Clara 🤗. Thanks so much for your lovely comment 🌸. I am very glad to hear that you enjoy my English lessons and find them helpful✨. I appreciate your kind words 💐. I wish you all the best with your English studies 🤩👍🏻.
I have been so much attracted the way you teach english.one
Will never get bored you strive
To give clear pronounciation.
Thank you
I love this lesson may God bless you teacher and thank you so much
Thank you for your nice comment! 😃 Same to you. 🌸
Thanks so much sweet teacher 🥀🥀.you are very brilliant teacher. I love your voice.
You're very welcome! Thank you for paying me such a nice compliment 😉
Thank you so much ❤❤
You're very welcome, Mena 😊
Keep up, you will be one of the best
Thanks for your lovely comment. ☺️
Love u Jen, despite you're Canadian and your pronounciation is a little bit different from U.S.A I always understand what you say and the way that you express is so clear as well. Regards!!!☺
Hello Cleider ☺️. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment 🤗. I am really glad to know that you enjoy my English lessons and don't have any difficulties with my Canadian pronunciation 😁🇨🇦. Have a great day ☀️.
You R the besttttttttt, just keep going. I really love you. Actually you make the most useful videos on the YT. thanks alotttt💖💖💖💖
Very useful videos! 😍
Thank you, Kifah ☺️✨. I am so glad you like my English lessons🤗!
1000 thumbs up.
Thank you, Timothy. I am so happy to hear that you liked this lesson. ☺️
I never paid enough attention to this kind o phrases. Now I understand they're very important.
Thanks for your comment, Rodrigo 🤗 I like how you used "paid attention" in your response 😁
Thank you so much ma'am.
You're very welcome, Flavio ☺️
Very interesting
Thanks Suma 🙂
Thank you You Taught me A lot☺💖!!
You are so welcome! I am glad I could help. ☺️
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We generally say "pay in cash" instead of "pay by cash", correct me if I am wrong, Jen :)
Love u jens..i am dentist jeet...you are so nice
I'm English Native born in England): Paying WITH money or cash is absolutely normal
Dear J:Could i know what 'pay at the first born' and 'pay through the nose'means?
To pay through the nose is an idiom which means to pay more than what something should actually cost. For example, if you rent a car without insurance and then get into an accident, you will have to pay through the nose for the damage.
@@JeNsJyugyou Many thanks for this answer,i used to ask many elders serving in Thailand,most of them don't know the answer.
Dear J:Could you tell me what 'pay at the first born'means?
Hi Jimmy😎. When we say 'firstborn' in English we are usually referring to someone's first-born child, the child they gave birth to first. For example, I have a younger brother but my mom only has two children, so I am the firstborn.
The exact phrase that you're asking about though, I've never heard and am not sure what it would mean. Sometimes we have the expression 'to pay with your firstborn' meaning that a person's first-born child is kind of offered as a sacrifice for something, like in the story of Rumpelstiltskin. 😅
I hope that helps 🤗.
@@JeNsJyugyou What this phrase i have learnt from international magazine last nine years.Alll of them which begining with method of paying in the gas station have been listed as the one i have asked you previously,pay through the nose,pay to the title and pay inside,etc.
Are you from Canada?
Yes, I am😁. I'm from Toronto 🇨🇦.
Somebody gave me a muffin so I pay it forward giving a cake to my aunt.
That's a good example, Jesus 🍰
@@JeNsJyugyou 😃 thanks
Mam could you please tell us what is a terotories
Hi Ayane ☺️. A territory is an area of land in a country that doesn't meet the qualifications to officially be considered a province or state. Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories. Our 3 territories are Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. They are in the northern part of Canada and have smaller populations than our provinces 🇨🇦. You can learn more about it in this video here: ruclips.net/video/2gh_r2IS5pc/видео.html 🤗.
Thanks teacher
You know Jen, the best thing I get it in this situation is your videos.
Due to spending most of the time watching your videos I feel like we are from the same family.
Thank you so much Jen.
You are my favorite teacher.
Aww, thanks Ahmed.I really appreciate your extremely kind comment. Is there any progress in your situation or are you still stuck in the hotel? I hope that things will start looking up for you! 💐
@@JeNsJyugyou
You're welcome Jen,
Unfortunately I still in the hotel in Mumbai.
Kind regards.
I'm sorry to hear that. I hope that you'll be able to return to Yemen soon ❤️
Hi there❤
Maybe in the future I will make a RUclips channel to provide people with the information I may have as a kind of paying forward your favor to us.
Hello Rafiq 🤗 That is a very interesting idea. Also, if you make RUclips videos in English, it will definitely help you to improve your English speaking and confidence. 👍🏻
Pay respect (I use this just with people who died thats true or not please?!!!
You can pay your respect to anyone, this expression doesn't have to be used connected to someone who has passed away. To pay your respects to someone is a bit of a formal expression, so I personally only use it in formal situations or to discuss formal situations. I hope that helps 🤗