Real English® 19 SUBTITLED - Giving Directions for Beginners - CC Double

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024

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  • @louisvictor3812
    @louisvictor3812 Год назад +1

    Je réécoute souvent vos vidéos je trouve que vous avez été un novateur pour cette façon de faire aimer et apprendre l'anglais. Merci beaucoup. André french people

  • @realenglish1
    @realenglish1  14 лет назад +1

    @michaelimk23 VERY good question. A hill is not necessary, to define "up"! It's all about relative considerations of space like "Uptown" and "Downtown" in NYC.

  • @finatheonest7763
    @finatheonest7763 3 года назад +2

    Thanks a lot! Very Helpful!!

  • @realenglish1
    @realenglish1  14 лет назад

    @iso900a - Good observation. Most people miss that, so it has become a classroom activity to "find the error".

  • @superhero8750
    @superhero8750 8 лет назад +4

    Thank very much!! These films are excelent!!!

    • @realenglish1
      @realenglish1  8 лет назад

      Thanks!

    • @anlsimsek7457
      @anlsimsek7457 8 лет назад

      would u think upload new video?

    • @realenglish1
      @realenglish1  8 лет назад +1

      have you seen all the videos with the exercises:
      For laptops and desktop computers, the full site:
      www.real-english.com/new-lessons.asp
      and
      the mobile site:
      www.realenglish-mobile.com/Sitemap.html

  • @realenglish1
    @realenglish1  15 лет назад

    No, this wasn't filmed in Bournemouth, but geogrphically speaking,you're not far off. The name of the town begins with a "W".

  • @gohshuifa
    @gohshuifa 14 лет назад +1

    Thank you Michael.

  • @bananaapple100
    @bananaapple100 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you so much for the video clips ❤

  • @realenglish1
    @realenglish1  15 лет назад

    Right. This particular video is 100% Winchester. People give such bad directions, we had to film ALL DAY to get enough good footage for this very short clip.

  • @sallynor7570
    @sallynor7570 7 лет назад +2

    Lovely. Thanks for your useful material! :)

  • @xcite83
    @xcite83 15 лет назад +2

    lol I am English but this was most entertaining, that burly bloke with his 'I'm a comparative stranger here' lol, quintessential Englishness!

  • @realenglish1
    @realenglish1  16 лет назад

    Good eye, good ear. When I use this with students, that is one question I usually ask. "One person makes a mistake. What kind of mistake?..."

    • @zilenecastro4550
      @zilenecastro4550 3 года назад +2

      The lady in red says "your first on the left" and points to the right.

    • @realenglish1
      @realenglish1  2 года назад

      @@zilenecastro4550 Yes, only 2% of users see that, so it has become a classroom activity to "find the error".

  • @realenglish1
    @realenglish1  14 лет назад

    Yes, they're both fine. "Could you" is more polite than "Can you3. -Mike

  • @ayahamdalla2351
    @ayahamdalla2351 8 лет назад +3

    I loved it 😍😍😍😍😍

    • @RealEnglishChannel
      @RealEnglishChannel 8 лет назад

      Have you tried the Real English® lessons, Yota?
      FULL site for laptops and desktop computers
      bit.ly/RE_Lessons
      1 - Choose a lesson here (at bit.ly/RE_Lessons )
      2 - Watch the video
      3 - Click on "Exercise 1". Do all the exercises.
      and
      Real English® MOBILE site for tablets and smartphones, lessons 1 to 24:
      realenglish-mobile.com/

    • @ayahamdalla2351
      @ayahamdalla2351 8 лет назад +1

      Thanks a bundle

  • @realenglish1
    @realenglish1  15 лет назад +1

    That's interesting info.

  • @HangNguyen-gm2fm
    @HangNguyen-gm2fm 6 лет назад

    It's helpful. Thank you

  • @Nigelene
    @Nigelene 14 лет назад +1

    this looks very interesting!!!:D but what's 'The Cut' ? That a square or sth?... Thnx for making and uploading this!:-D also like the subtitled version :-)

  • @oscar1987zp
    @oscar1987zp 11 лет назад +1

    very useful

  • @williambernardodsouza8092
    @williambernardodsouza8092 5 лет назад +5

    Inglês de verdade!

  • @Kingjeffkoch
    @Kingjeffkoch 14 лет назад +5

    The best part "Iam sorry i can't speak engrish" :D

  • @baqersalm8092
    @baqersalm8092 8 лет назад +1

    (What does the word ( comparative ) in the sentence ( I'm a comparative stranger here myself

    • @RealEnglishChannel
      @RealEnglishChannel 8 лет назад +2

      relative
      He's a relative strange, not a complete stranger.

    • @baqersalm8092
      @baqersalm8092 8 лет назад +2

      Thank you very very very much

  • @baqersalm8092
    @baqersalm8092 8 лет назад

    (What does the word ( comparative ) mean in the sentence ( I'm a comparative stranger here myself

  • @مرتضىالبغدادي-ن4ل
    @مرتضىالبغدادي-ن4ل 5 лет назад

    Good

  • @L7nAl5lood
    @L7nAl5lood 9 лет назад +6

    it's funny to know that while I was doing the exercise for this video, someone asked me to give him a direction for someone's office but unfortunately I was absolutely tongue-tied T_T

  • @gohshuifa
    @gohshuifa 14 лет назад

    can you and could you both are fine?

  • @jhm6065
    @jhm6065 3 года назад +1

    2021

  • @iso900a
    @iso900a 14 лет назад

    number 4, first to the left, and she points to the RIGHT?!

  • @gonfrenzo8818
    @gonfrenzo8818 7 лет назад

    #ingleswinner

  • @glhfgg6434
    @glhfgg6434 8 лет назад

    Hello

  • @Flaviachita
    @Flaviachita 11 лет назад

    The men of the 9 was so polite

  • @ЕленаПахарукова-л1у

    you need to clarify the content

  • @Nana-ic3ul
    @Nana-ic3ul 6 лет назад

    2018😉

  • @Jismami
    @Jismami 16 лет назад

    Why so "brithish" intonation?????
    It is difficult for some mexicansssssssssss

  • @theodubois6049
    @theodubois6049 6 лет назад

    Nulllllllll !!!!

    • @louisvictor3812
      @louisvictor3812 Год назад

      Nul pourquoi je trouve au contraire la méthode du micro trottoir plus tôt efficace.