Yes, the surprise was that we got a new puppy! 🐕 If you're interested here are two previous lesson on pets: ruclips.net/video/cNeevRXlxfk/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/JPzB6BDAbHE/видео.html
Many thanks teacher Bob . You are a brilliant and proficient teacher . Your explication to the idioms are obvious .you make us understand them easily even though they are rocket science . Kudos !
Thanks Bob..This is the best way to explain the commonly used idioms in English..Native speakers often use idiomatic phrases in their conversations and lack of understanding of such phrases would make understanding more difficult..So, it's important to learn them...
Thanks , Teacher Bob,in Russian, we also have simular phrase "Priderzhi loshadey"(Hold your horses)in similar meaning. So between our countries we haven't many differences, how politics try show to us!
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Congratulations on the new pup. Walter seems really high-strung. I hope he doesn’t jump on the table when you start making livestreams outside. I can tell you weren’t quite comfortable when he was licking you 🐶 😂
@@mohdags420 I didn't mind the licking, but he is a bit nippy (this mean he bites a bit.) I was worried he might bite me. He's actually stopped since then (a week ago).
QUESTION BOB, I’ve heard these idioms and expressions quite often in North America. Let’s say, If I use this and I’m talking to a Brith or Aussie will they understand? Or these idioms and expressions only works in certain regions? Anyway, your content is sick 🔥as always.
It's hard to understand these phrases, I'm trying to learn to use them in each context but I seem to only remember a few simple phrases.BTW,I heard a song called "head in the clouds" it's pretty good and suits my music taste 😉🤔
One expression that I like is: "Bear with me." haha It makes me laugh when I use this one bc I know some of my friends will actually think that there's a BEAR with me. haha!! Thank you so much for the English lesson, Teacher Bob. Watching you from Brazil. 🇧🇷
hey bob i have a question about the video call "10 Nice English Phrases People Love To Hear!" when you mentioned the phrase "I made it , we made it " I thought I could use "I did it and we did it " instead of we made it and I made it ? like I did it I got the job
They are slightly different. We would use the phrase "I did it." after an accomplishment. Your example is correct. You could say it after getting a job. "I did it! I got the job!" We would use the phrase "I made it." after something like a trip. We would not use it to say we got a job. 😎🐕🐶
I was worried sick for not beingable to grasp certain idioms in American movies and shows till magically i came across your mind blowing channel whom content really hits the spot ! There is no need to have butterflies in my stomack anymore to watch advanced American series. Special thanks goes to you, Bob . Hat off indeed for your tremendous work. Thanks a million for being my model to teach well English in my country😍😍😇😇 Your follower lilia from Algeria
Hi Bob, Thank you once again for your great pedagogical sense. By the way, what is the race of Oscar's new friend? How old is he? If he comes inside the house, pay attention to furniture, carpets, wallpaper or other objects. Ours is a Cocker, he is one year old now and he eats everything he sees! In any case, it's a real pleasure to see this new little pet that you introduced to us. Thanks an best wishes
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Well! 10 weeks!, say, he'll be as big or even bigger than Oscar in a short time! In addition, he seems very alert and playful and he has a very beautiful shiny black coat. Can't wait to see more videos soon with Oscar and Walter together. See you.
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Actually, this is also about some excitement, but typically due to emotions caused by a view od beloved person. By the way, I'm talking about how we use this in Poland. Best regards.
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian you see, you will confuse English words as your students. You can be ín the same boots as us. Bye the Way, can you tell me the difference between supposably and supposedly? And between the pronunciation of chef and chafe? Thanks
You could, but it is a very direct thing to say, and might be perceived as rude. For example, saying, "We need to think outside the box more." would be appropriate. Telling someone, "You need to think outside the box more." would be very direct. 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian yeah, I can understand that perfectly mr. bob, cause the way I wrote it sounds like I’m telling someone what they “have or not” to do right? Thanks for clarifying :DD
I love to lesson your postcast it's really evokes my emotion right on the bet I felt I live in English it's seems like insurmountable but I love challenges because of experience it's above and beyond ......
Bob, as usual, you do let me to take your videos for granted no matter how much I ve already had my head up in the clouds. I gotta get down to Earth and literally have my ducks in a row. With your videos you have an impulsive desire to bite off more than you actually can chew, so let's not get sensitive about an Elephant in the Room (English), but rather try to implement those right away. Otherwise, you are gonna have to draw a blank at them and force your mind to go blank. As per usual, we are all worried sick about next expressions and let's just keep the ball rolling.
It's definitely more difficult trying to teach an old dog new tricks because they might be lazy. They might like sitting around . They might just be a couch potato.
Come on Raptors!! Hang in there! You're surmounting the play-off against Phili. 💪💪✨Fight till the end and give it your best shot. By and by, another fantastic and beautiful lesson of yours!! Thanks😉
"Don't count your chickens before they hatch". Nice. I didn't know this. In polish we have phrase: "do not split the skin on the bear". I think it is more "canadian" :)
Hi Bob I'm new here. It's relly aweson that you are learning english . but , i fall in the link of video where you gave the link of book ( 2 year ago ) . This for increase our englsh leraning . The problem is i lost this page. Please , can you help me to get the link again . Soory for my english ,
You re the kind of teacher I ve always wanted to have :) About the butterflies, we have the same phrase here, but it's not about beeing nervous, it 's about falling in love :D
Yes, the surprise was that we got a new puppy! 🐕
If you're interested here are two previous lesson on pets: ruclips.net/video/cNeevRXlxfk/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/JPzB6BDAbHE/видео.html
Bob, are you have any agent of chinese who help you to post your video and audio on some App in China? Because I saw much .
@@pinkycookson I do not. These videos are used without my permission.
Good job for You teacher Bob
i will download this one and watch it over n over again. thanks teacher bob. You're an amazing teacher.
Thank you so much Bob!
I don’t want to ruin the surprise in the comments, but congratulations on your new edition. 😀
So far he's a good puppy! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian We got a new puppy last August. I will gladly give him up. 😀
@@AmericanEnglishBrent Rambunctious?
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian I’m allergic. 😀
@@AmericanEnglishBrent Ouch!
The captures are really helpful to review.
I watch your channels everyday.
Thank you so much!!
Thanks, Bob! :]
i really love this type of videos Bob, you have no idea how great i can remember and use these phrases just like you tought them.Thanks
I'm glad I could make the phrases memorable for you! 😎🐕🐶
Very interesting video! 😍😍😍 Thank you!
You're welcome! 😎🐕🐶
You're great with topic class in summer nowadays and so remarkable
thanks Bob
Hi Mr Bob ☺️ Beautiful pets 😍 I love dogs 🐕 too
So far so good. He does have a lot of energy though! 😎🐕🐶
You are the best! Thanks a lot for the good job. I have already used your tips in US so many times. Greetings from Brazil.
You are the best! Thanks a lot for the good job. I have already used your tips in US so many times. Greetings from Brazil.
We've exactly the same expression here in Brazil: "Pensar fora da caixa" (to think outside the box)
This is beyond great thank you!
Many thanks teacher Bob . You are a brilliant and proficient teacher . Your explication to the idioms are obvious .you make us understand them easily even though they are rocket science . Kudos !
Thank you so much for simplifying things. Truly grateful to you Bob thank you so much.
it's so funny! I like it very much ! Thanks, Bob!
Thanks Bob..This is the best way to explain the commonly used idioms in English..Native speakers often use idiomatic phrases in their conversations and lack of understanding of such phrases would make understanding more difficult..So, it's important to learn them...
Thanks , Teacher Bob,in Russian, we also have simular phrase "Priderzhi loshadey"(Hold your horses)in similar meaning. So between our countries we haven't many differences, how politics try show to us!
@Redwan Atef hi Redwan,there you from?
@Redwan Atef cool!
I wonder, how is stop the war on russian. And not only politics make the differences, ordinary people especially.
It's such a funny phrase. It's one of my favourites! 😎🐕🐶
A 50 year old gentleman sitting in a box!!! Now, that’s really outside the box!!! 📦
Your channel is the best thing since sliced bread 🍞
Honestly I should have found a bigger box. I almost fell off the bench when I was sitting in it! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Congratulations on the new pup. Walter seems really high-strung. I hope he doesn’t jump on the table when you start making livestreams outside. I can tell you weren’t quite comfortable when he was licking you 🐶 😂
@@mohdags420 I didn't mind the licking, but he is a bit nippy (this mean he bites a bit.) I was worried he might bite me. He's actually stopped since then (a week ago).
QUESTION BOB, I’ve heard these idioms and expressions quite often in North America.
Let’s say, If I use this and I’m talking to a Brith or Aussie will they understand? Or these idioms and expressions only works in certain regions?
Anyway, your content is sick 🔥as always.
They are fairly universal, although there are slight variations. For instance you might hear "with a pinch of salt" 😎
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian couch corn
It's hard to understand these phrases, I'm trying to learn to use them in each context but I seem to only remember a few simple phrases.BTW,I heard a song called "head in the clouds" it's pretty good and suits my music taste 😉🤔
Yeah it can be hard to use these phrases naturally and in context. Hopefully a little practice will help! 😎🐕🐶
Thanks for informative and enjoyable video 📹 👍 😀 I watched it with smile 😃
I'm glad you liked it! 😎🐕🐶
Интересно слушать и смотреть тебя с субтитрами Боб!Разговорный язык очень быстрый,как пуля вылетающая из пистолета)
Amazing lesson! Thank you so much!
You're very welcome! 😎🐕🐶
very good. Good night Mr Bob. In Brazil we have some phrases that look like these. To think out of the box = pensar fora da caixa
sorry, but my English is very basic
These phrases are actually very helpful for English learners if we understand them before using it.
Your lesson are a like breath of fresh air, thanks teacher Bob👍
I'm glad you enjoy them! 😎🐕🐶
you're great and funny teacher,thank you Mr.Bob
You're welcome! 😎🐕🐶
I really enjoyed the lesson . You are amazing as always. Thanks teacher Bob👍
thank you for your efforts > keep up the good work Mr Bob .your lessons mean the world to me .
Hi Bob! Thank you for usful lesson!!
My pleasure! 😎🐕🐶
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Greetings from Mexico.
One expression that I like is: "Bear with me." haha It makes me laugh when I use this one bc I know some of my friends will actually think that there's a BEAR with me. haha!! Thank you so much for the English lesson, Teacher Bob. Watching you from Brazil. 🇧🇷
It's always funny to imagine these phrases as they would actually look! 😎🐕🐶
New fan here, awesome videos
Eu amei esse vídeo 👏🏽🙏🏼❤️
I loved this video, thanks my favorite Teacher. ❤️👏🏽🙏🏼
Da sua fã brasileira 👏🏽👏🏽
its super interesting.
hey bob i have a question about the video call "10 Nice English Phrases People Love To Hear!" when you mentioned the phrase "I made it , we made it " I thought I could use "I did it and we did it " instead of we made it and I made it ? like I did it I got the job
They are slightly different. We would use the phrase "I did it." after an accomplishment. Your example is correct. You could say it after getting a job. "I did it! I got the job!" We would use the phrase "I made it." after something like a trip. We would not use it to say we got a job. 😎🐕🐶
hello Bob, your hometown is beautiful
Yeah, in russian we have something similar to "horses" and "butterflies"
sure, in Spanish there are several coincidences with English.
And what about "chickens"?
It's better to count chickens after the autumn comes☺
Cool! 😎🐕🐶
about chicken too, and head in a clouds
I was worried sick for not beingable to grasp certain idioms in American movies and shows till magically i came across your mind blowing channel whom content really hits the spot ! There is no need to have butterflies in my stomack anymore to watch advanced American series.
Special thanks goes to you, Bob .
Hat off indeed for your tremendous work.
Thanks a million for being my model to teach well English in my country😍😍😇😇
Your follower lilia from Algeria
these phrases already familiar with me.Bob i wish your luck
This stuff beat me at a test, its on the final questions for C2
Ohh man 🤣👍🏻 you're unique!
You might say I'm one of a kind! 😎🐕🐶
Some of these phrases are also used here in Brazil. (In portuguese, of course 😅)
Hi Mr. Bob. I'm your new subscriber from Philippines🇵🇭. I like your videos about teaching English. I wanna learn English so i'm watching your Videos
Welcome to the channel! 😎🐕🐶
Thanks a bunch Teacher Bob!!Great lesson as always Sir!!!I have all my Ducks in a row and i'm ready to go!!
My favourite way to start my day is when I have all my ducks in a row! 😎🐕🐶
Thanks for this lovely video Bob ,you really think outside of the box 😅💜🎈☘️
I try my best to think of interesting ways to present the lesson! 😎🐕🐶
it's awesome. I wanna to say thank you Bob for your valuable lessons. Greetings from Lugansk, Ukraine.
You're welcome! 😎🐕🐶
It's interesting that in Russian "butterflies in my belly" means fall in love❤
thank you teacher !
I think Oscar does know the trick but maybe he's shy to perform it in front of camera.
Will do tricks for my daughter. He doesn't do tricks for me! 😎🐕🐶
Does these idioms valid general in English? I mean in UK, USA, etc. Thanks Bob for your work.
Yes. These are very universal! 😎🐕🐶
a new dog 🤗 i like puppies but i'm little afraid when they grow up because when i was a kid one dog bit me
They are so fun when they're little, and then a year later they're so big and not cute any more! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian you said a couple times you're a dog person so i guess it's fine, they doing funny things even they're big
There are a lot of pharasal verbs in English. İt's very diffucult to learn English. İ think it' s necessary to study a lot.
I can't wait to see Walter appears in your future content!
We'll see if he learns to hate the camera like Oscar does! 😎🐕🐶
I'm really keen on English idioms and sayings. Keep up with this amazing work!
Thank you! Will do! 😎🐕🐶
😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Thanks for watching! 😎🐕🐶
I will also add a chinese Idioms that "搬起石头砸自己的脚“ just chinese pople who live in China can understand that hahahaha
We have a similar phrase in English! 😎🐕🐶
👍👏👏
Thanks for watching! 😎🐕🐶
Nice video Bob... it's always a pleasure to watch them... we also say "with a pinch of salt "
Yes. I think that's more common in British English! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian yes may be... 😊 we Indians have British influence on our English... am honoured... you replied.... 🙏
I feel like couch potato when I watch video 😁 Puppy is so cute ❤
I have to admit after a long week I am a little bit of a couch potato on Friday nights! 😎🐕🐶
Hello Mr.
Where are you from?
I was born and raised in Ontario Canada and I still live there. 😎🐕🐶
I remember Chinese said that .don’t run while you’re learning walk
That's good advice! 😎🐕🐶
Great idea for a video. Kudos.
🤩👍👌 it's really awesome "phrases" lesson! We are grateful. Fun and leaned is so inspiring. Thank you so much teacher Bob from Bremerton WA.
Hi Bob,
Thank you once again for your great pedagogical sense.
By the way, what is the race of Oscar's new friend? How old is he?
If he comes inside the house, pay attention to furniture, carpets, wallpaper or other objects.
Ours is a Cocker, he is one year old now and he eats everything he sees!
In any case, it's a real pleasure to see this new little pet that you introduced to us.
Thanks an best wishes
Walter is about 10 weeks old. He is a chocolate lab mixed with some bernese mountain dog. 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Well! 10 weeks!, say, he'll be as big or even bigger than Oscar in a short time!
In addition, he seems very alert and playful and he has a very beautiful shiny black coat.
Can't wait to see more videos soon with Oscar and Walter together.
See you.
A new dog!! What a cute puppy!! Welcome Walter, hope to see you a lot here.
He should be in a video every once in awhile! 😎🐕🐶
Thank you so much
Hilarious you have all the things that you need for the lesson, hey don't run with scissors hahaha.😂
You might trip and fall! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian what do you mean?🤔
@@ariohandoyo5973 It's dangerous to run with scissors because you might trip and fall. Ouch!
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian ya you're right, i just undertoon what you mean, hahaha i was confused.😂
In my language, saying butterflies in a stomach means to be in love😀
Interesting! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Actually, this is also about some excitement, but typically due to emotions caused by a view od beloved person. By the way, I'm talking about how we use this in Poland. Best regards.
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian The rest of appeared phrases we use the same😀
"Girl it's obvious, elephant in the room"。 i heard of this expression in a song. 24KGoldn Mood, haha
لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله🌼
Very similar phares between English and German. Interesting 🙂
I find a lot of these phrases are present in other languages as well! 😎🐕🐶
New puppy? So sweet! He got me to watch your video twice! And his name is Walter. Why not Mr. Walter?
We liked the sound of the name, but now we're starting to get Oscar and Walter confused a bit because the names have the same sound at the end! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian you see, you will confuse English words as your students. You can be ín the same boots as us. Bye the Way, can you tell me the difference between supposably and supposedly? And between the pronunciation of chef and chafe? Thanks
Walter is so cute! I hope to see him playing with Oscar!
They do a lot of "play fighting". It's hard to know if it's real or not!
Awesome! Wonderful class...
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😎🐕🐶Cheers!
I always learn something new in every video of Bob. And without ever getting bored.
I'm happy you can learn something new but I'm extra happy because you don't get bored! 😎🐕🐶
❤️
Mr. Bob could I say “think outside the box a little more” to someone who is very narrow-minded?
You could, but it is a very direct thing to say, and might be perceived as rude. For example, saying, "We need to think outside the box more." would be appropriate. Telling someone, "You need to think outside the box more." would be very direct. 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian yeah, I can understand that perfectly mr. bob, cause the way I wrote it sounds like I’m telling someone what they “have or not” to do right?
Thanks for clarifying :DD
what does it mean the phrase you're in a good place?
It means you're feeling happy about life.
Excellent mr Bob 🙏
Thanks for the kind words! 😎🐕🐶
I love to lesson your postcast it's really evokes my emotion right on the bet I felt I live in English it's seems like insurmountable but I love challenges because of experience it's above and beyond ......
I had been a couch potato for a few weeks because of COVID-19. I am a small potato in the company so I don't have any job duty during the time of WFH
Bob, as usual, you do let me to take your videos for granted no matter how much I ve already had my head up in the clouds. I gotta get down to Earth and literally have my ducks in a row. With your videos you have an impulsive desire to bite off more than you actually can chew, so let's not get sensitive about an Elephant in the Room (English), but rather try to implement those right away. Otherwise, you are gonna have to draw a blank at them and force your mind to go blank. As per usual, we are all worried sick about next expressions and let's just keep the ball rolling.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch = don't divide skin of an unkilled bear in Russia. Thank you for lesson, Bob. The mounting is amazing.
It is amazing teaching to let us to remember these phrase.
you are greater teacher, Bob!
It's definitely more difficult trying to teach an old dog new tricks because they might be lazy. They might like sitting around . They might just be a couch potato.
Come on Raptors!! Hang in there! You're surmounting the play-off against Phili. 💪💪✨Fight till the end and give it your best shot. By and by, another fantastic and beautiful lesson of yours!! Thanks😉
Jen and I were so happy that they won last night! 😎🐕🐶
"Don't count your chickens before they hatch". Nice. I didn't know this. In polish we have phrase: "do not split the skin on the bear". I think it is more "canadian" :)
Lovely lesson
I'm glad you thought it was lovely! 😎🐕🐶
Don't count your chickens before they hatch, in Spanish: Don't sell the bear's fur before you kill it. Don't build castles in the air.
I appreciate you so much bop the Canadian you are an excellent teacher.
All Your lessons it's interesting God bless you.
Hi Bob
I'm new here. It's relly aweson that you are learning english . but , i fall in the link of video where you gave the link of book ( 2 year ago ) . This for increase our englsh leraning . The problem is i lost this page. Please , can you help me to get the link again .
Soory for my english ,
I really enjoyed this English class 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You re the kind of teacher I ve always wanted to have :) About the butterflies, we have the same phrase here, but it's not about beeing nervous, it 's about falling in love :D
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Nice work! 😎🐕🐶
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian 🤣....you are the best teacher ever in my life...thak you....
I am from Indonesia
I hope you're having a good day over there in Indonesia! 😎🐕🐶