@@SimpleEnglishVideosWelcom! Could you make a video on vegetables and fruits names in British please? I searched british one everywhere on internet but there's only American one. ☹
@@alishasperidotboutique9095 Here is a video where you can learn at least some of them as well as other food items in British English: ruclips.net/video/jBzaUlymiik/видео.html
I laughed out loud at your choir 😂😂 maybe you can open a new channel for your songs 😅 I would definitely watch all the videos over 10 times 😆 I LOVE YOU GUYS ♥️
Duygu, I'm so glad the choir made you laugh. This is Jay writing and I have to say that it made us laugh when we looked at it too. And we're so glad to have you with us.
English is a very tricky language to pronounce, but everything becomes easier with you! Ah, I was forgetting... very nice voices for a very nice choir. Congratulations!!!
While I'm a native English speaker, I love watching these because I get to learn all of these intricate little sounds that are in our language that I was never really consciously aware of and how difficult some of them are.
It's the first time I understand every single word listening to English. You're so expressive and clear and your videos make me think in English. Thank you for that, you're a beautiful couple!
Yes, Ana. There are a few words in our house that change - is it a dustbin or trash can - I've noticed we have both said both. But when it comes to accents it seems we are pretty obstinate.
Hi there, teachers! I’m an Italian young boy and I wanna learn American English ‘cuz I gotta go to live in Florida. What should I do? Thanks for your advice. God bless you
Well having just read your last message, I know that you're aware that words get reduced when we speak. That's a great start because that's going to help you improve your listening. This is going to be a journey Sia Lode A Dio, where you need to surround yourself with the words (sounds and written) of English. You'll need to get as much exposure as you can to English so my first bit of advice would be to make it fun. What do you do for fun now? Follow your interests and start looking for ways to explore them in English - so websites and videos about hobbies you enjoy and music you like. Listening and reading should be your priorities because words won't come out unles you've put them in first. If you get a chance to connect (like you've just done with me) take it. There are going to be times when you think your English is standing still and you're feeling tired and you just want to switch back to Italian. Understand that's perfectly normal, but remember every time you expose yourself to English, you are going to learn something new and get better. Make it fun and it will be a very rewarding journey. I promise.
Today is 20th November 2019. In Vietnam we celebrate and honor all the Teachers on 20th November annually. Thanks Vicki and Jay for your nice and helpful lessons. Wish you good health and happiness. You are my teachers.
Lieu Nguyen, we are very pleased to be able to help you with your English studies. Thanks for writing to us and thank you so much for watching our videos.
Hello Vicki and Jay, I am a Brasilian student and your videos help me too much, I am so glad with your lessons, I think that persons like you change the world for better, thank you so much!
Your message touched a very soft spot within us, Daniel. When we wonder why we're making videos sometimes, it boils down to a desire to help the world communicate better, and hopefully become a become a better and more peaceful place. Thank you so much.
i'm from Indonesia and i 14 years old. This channel make my english skill better and i hope this channel will grow and succeed because this channel share the positif content for viewer. Thankyou for the teachers for help me to my english skill
Onomatopoeia is actually a greek loan word (Ονοματοποιεία) and actually means Name creation in Greek. Fascinating how languages one another. Lots of love to you beautiful people!!
I'm neither British nor American but I have no trouble pronouncing those words. I'm so glad English is taught to me at a very young age and even in school all thoughout college. But still, I'll keep watching your videos. I might stumble on a few words that I'm not familiar with and gain something new on my vocabulary. Thanks for your videos!
So glad our videos are helping Quiteria. We're never too old to learn a language. In fact there's a lot of evidence that shows learning languages keeps us young. Thanks so much for writing.
I just recently found your channel on youtube and already it has become my favorite channel about learning English😁 I love your videos a lot. You’re so kind and sweet people, and we have such teachers to be in our school to learn us language so interesting as you do😊
Екатерина Кабанова, we are so happy you found us. It is our pleasure to help you learn English. We publish a new video every Friday. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the next one.
Hello! I am Imad. I am from Bosnia🇧🇦. I discovered about your chanel. It helps me pronounce alot words. It also helps me speak English very good. @SimpleEnglishVideos
I have my GCSE’s next year and I’m learning so many new words from these videos so I’d like to thank you for that and I hope you continue making these amazing videos.
I love your method of "backchaining," I forward your video to my colleagues and they found it fantastic. Can you do a demonstration of pronouncing "knock" and "lock?" I don't have a problem of saying them, but I cannot explain the rationale like the way you do. It's a bit challenging for some people to distinguish their differences.
Hi Josh. Thank you so much for sharing the video. We love it when that happens. I can't claim back-chaining as mine. It's technique I was taught many years ago, and I'm so glad I was. It's enabled me to help so many students get to the end of long English words without stumbling. I don't know why it works, but it's a gem and I'm so glad you found it helpful too.
Hello there! I had just discovered your videos and I'm very enthralled with them, as it is very informative for a Filipino who very often speaks English. Also, you two are very sweet and really cute together in your videos and it really makes me giggle watching the videos and keeps me attached to these videis enough to keep me watching! Thank you very much!
Hello teachers! I have 13 years old an i love your videos because i love english and this videos are so funny and entertain me, you are so kind and glad
Ah yes, words that sound the same and have different meanings and spellings. I think we might start with there, their and they're and see how it goes. It might turn into a series. Thanks for this suggestion Patricio.
Many. Many thanks. To. U. Both u are so sweet and you. Present your lessons. In avery clear and simple. Strategy. Well done I appreciate. Your effort. Im ateacher of English in kurdistan. I got benefit from your lessons see u. In a.nother videos
Hello United States. We're very pleased we can help you in your teaching efforts. Thanks for letting us know and and thanks so much for watching our videos.
If you haven't done it yet, you should try the word "epitome." I'm a native English speaker, but when I was younger, I thought it was "e-pi-tome," three syllables, instead of "e-pit-o-me," four syllables.
Haha! I knew that one! Thanks to the fantastic pop band Sparks and their song 'Giddy giddy' from their latest album 'Hippopotamus'. I think you guys, having a good sence of humor, actually would like at least that song from that album. Or maybe you already know Sparks, started their career in the early 70s, hit in Europe, especially England, 1974 with 'This town ain't big enough for the both of us'. The word 'epitome', I hadn't heard that before so I looked it up in a good dictionary, with pronounciation. Not the only word I learned from their lyrics. I'm from Sweden, by the way. Keep up your good work! 💖
Marc-Étienne Y. Perreault , this is Jay writing back to you. We're so clad you enjoyed the choir, and we're very grateful you like our videos. Vicki and I had to practice long and hard to get the choir part right :-)
Another amazing video! You both are the epitome of kindness, genuineness and warmth! I think the words "caveat" and "albeit" are pretty tricky to pronounce. By the way: I´m excited about the expression "The pen is mightier than the sword"
Hi Vicky, hi Jay!... Have you included the word 'diaphragm' in any of your pronunciation videos?... In case you didn't, please consider to include it in a future video. I always learn a lot from you. Thanks!
I have just seen your account for the first time, I’m really impressed. You are great! I have already watched three videos - I think you are very funny and kind! I’m from Poland, I learn English, because I like that language and I think your videos will help me in the future ❤️ can I have you as my grandparents? 😂
Weronika, we''re so happy you found us. Welcome and we certainly hope our videos help. As for being your grandparents, I'm afraid so many others have asked the same question that you'll just have to get in line (or a queue as they say in British English).
The most difficult word for me is ‘available’. Additionally, “can’t” has put me to trouble so many time. People I talk with think that I’m trying to offend them. I was always misunderstood when saying it. For this reason I use can not instead. Thank you for the great video
Yes, we have a list of words Haider and when we meet a learner who is kind enough to record them for us, we ask them to say the list. The list changes as we cross words off and add more, but quite often there are overlaps.
Thank you for the great job you're doing. Your videos are extremely useful and fun to watch too. I love the style of your videos, it's very clear and thorough.
Thanks for this video! I'm 16 year old girl from Ukraine and I'm trying to study British English. I really like British culture. Do I have any chances to be fluent in English?
If you keep practicing, I'm sure you'll be able to spxrrow. My advice is follow your passions and find stuff you like. There are lots of fun British English videos on RUclips and it'll make learning fun. Good luck with your studies.
Those words were hard to pronounce. I had problem with: mishap, onomatopoyeia, those were really challenging. Have a warm hug. Your videos are very interesting.
So glad you like it and we plan to make more Sophie. It requires warm weather because people don't want to stop to talk to us when it's cold. But we have a great list of words we plan to hit the streets again when the weather warms up. In the meantime, we have more similar videos that you might like. Some of these were recorded in the street too. ruclips.net/p/PLwrM2Wcy_MsAm3Dtqs-PlYCBH_bXLOcsb
Excellent video! I have a suggestion for the next time. Difficult words for me: acknowledgement - awkward - awesome - overwhelming - meticulously - certificate - Norwegian Regards from Argentina!
The cutest couple I have ever seen 😍
Thanks so much Iqra. :-)
@@SimpleEnglishVideosWelcom! Could you make a video on vegetables and fruits names in British please? I searched british one everywhere on internet but there's only American one. ☹
And the oldest on youtube that teach English, as far as I know, :D Great stuff!
@@alishasperidotboutique9095 Here is a video where you can learn at least some of them as well as other food items in British English:
ruclips.net/video/jBzaUlymiik/видео.html
Simple English is our path to success. Their kindness means so much to us.
That's very sweet of you Mollie.
Mollie Tai yes
Simple English Videos oh no! you forgot a comma!
I laughed out loud at your choir 😂😂 maybe you can open a new channel for your songs 😅 I would definitely watch all the videos over 10 times 😆 I LOVE YOU GUYS ♥️
Duygu, I'm so glad the choir made you laugh. This is Jay writing and I have to say that it made us laugh when we looked at it too. And we're so glad to have you with us.
English is a very tricky language to pronounce, but everything becomes easier with you! Ah, I was forgetting... very nice voices for a very nice choir. Congratulations!!!
So glad we can help Marymar. Glad you liked the choir.
While I'm a native English speaker, I love watching these because I get to learn all of these intricate little sounds that are in our language that I was never really consciously aware of and how difficult some of them are.
Oh Adam, you have the makings of a great linguist! :-)
I love this couple. They are such great teachers and human beings.
Thanks so much Steve. :-)
It's the first time I understand every single word listening to English. You're so expressive and clear and your videos make me think in English. Thank you for that, you're a beautiful couple!
So glad you were able to understand everything and enjoy the videos barbaglio. Thanks very much for writing and telling us.
And you write very well in English :)
Lovely couple of teachers. You've got a like
Thanks so much Jairo! :-)
your modesty, simplicity, is your strength , itu helps a lot, i can understand itu easily, thank you so much from my very heart
Mei Lissa, you are very welcome. Thank you so much for watching our videos.
It is amazing that after years spent together you kept your original accents.
Yes, Ana. There are a few words in our house that change - is it a dustbin or trash can - I've noticed we have both said both. But when it comes to accents it seems we are pretty obstinate.
Hi there, teachers! I’m an Italian young boy and I wanna learn American English ‘cuz I gotta go to live in Florida. What should I do? Thanks for your advice. God bless you
Well having just read your last message, I know that you're aware that words get reduced when we speak. That's a great start because that's going to help you improve your listening.
This is going to be a journey Sia Lode A Dio, where you need to surround yourself with the words (sounds and written) of English. You'll need to get as much exposure as you can to English so my first bit of advice would be to make it fun.
What do you do for fun now? Follow your interests and start looking for ways to explore them in English - so websites and videos about hobbies you enjoy and music you like. Listening and reading should be your priorities because words won't come out unles you've put them in first.
If you get a chance to connect (like you've just done with me) take it. There are going to be times when you think your English is standing still and you're feeling tired and you just want to switch back to Italian. Understand that's perfectly normal, but remember every time you expose yourself to English, you are going to learn something new and get better.
Make it fun and it will be a very rewarding journey. I promise.
Hey bruh how old r u ?
Today is 20th November 2019. In Vietnam we celebrate and honor all the Teachers on 20th November annually. Thanks Vicki and Jay for your nice and helpful lessons. Wish you good health and happiness. You are my teachers.
Lieu Nguyen, we are very pleased to be able to help you with your English studies. Thanks for writing to us and thank you so much for watching our videos.
You literally answer to every comment, that's the sweetest thing! Love your energy. Bises from France!
We really enjoy engaging with our viewers and subscribers. Thanks for watching our video, Zarrougui.
We love you!!!!! All the viewers love your videos!!!! Thank you!!
Dewan Rahman, that is so very kind of you to say. Thank you so much for that and thanks for watching our videos.
I want Vicky and Jay to be my grandparents.
Hi Jamie, you'll have to join a queue. Someone else asked us that. Ha! So glad you liked the video.
Hello Vicki and Jay, I am a Brasilian student and your videos help me too much, I am so glad with your lessons, I think that persons like you change the world for better, thank you so much!
Your message touched a very soft spot within us, Daniel. When we wonder why we're making videos sometimes, it boils down to a desire to help the world communicate better, and hopefully become a become a better and more peaceful place. Thank you so much.
i'm from Indonesia and i 14 years old. This channel make my english skill better and i hope this channel will grow and succeed because this channel share the positif content for viewer. Thankyou for the teachers for help me to my english skill
Nice to meet you slam 726 and welcome to our channel. So glad to be able to help you.
I cracked up at Jay's 'it's easier to write with a pen than a sword' 😂. Thanks for brightening my day 😊.
Hi Angel. This is Jay writing back to you. We're so glad we could brighten your day! Thanks for writing to us and thanks for watching.
❤ the British accent! 😍 --love from India . Please add the word "bureau and twelfth" to your list
Great ideas spha! Thank you! :-)
I’m a Mexican and I love your videos! They’re so funny and I can learn better with them, thank you so much
Diddier, we are so glad the videos are useful for you. Thank you so much for watching.
Onomatopoeia is actually a greek loan word (Ονοματοποιεία) and actually means Name creation in Greek. Fascinating how languages one another. Lots of love to you beautiful people!!
Thanks so much for sharing this Erebos. I didn't know that before.
Another great video!
Words to help pronounce: carrier, debt and route.
We're so glad you liked this one William. Thanks for letting us know and thanks for watching.
Lovely couple of teachers. Congratulations from Brazil.
Thanks so much Fabio. Much appreciated and greetings to you in Brazil.
Hello I'm Thai and I want to learn about english and your videos help me a lot! Thank you for the lesson!!!
Hello Thai Railway The Series. Welcome to our channel. We're so glad you like the videos. Thanks for writing.
I'm neither British nor American but I have no trouble pronouncing those words. I'm so glad English is taught to me at a very young age and even in school all thoughout college.
But still, I'll keep watching your videos. I might stumble on a few words that I'm not familiar with and gain something new on my vocabulary. Thanks for your videos!
Sometimes it's just nice to know we're doing things right. It's great to have you with us, Krystle,
You both are so lovely and helpful. I don't have enough words to say how thankful I am. I love you guys. 🤩
Thank you so much Thaigo. It's great to have your support.
I love you, Vicki
you're excellent teacher
thanks alot my awesome teacher and you have enchanting smile
Wow, I'm blushing! Thank you so much Gogo Gogo. :-)
Yes, you're good and so truly inventive. Thank you.
Thanks so much Catherine.
Thanks for being in RUclips .
Donia World, we thank you for watching our videos.
A wonderful video, and a couple of new words for me :) Thanks Vicki and Jay!
As always Ahmed, it's good to hear that our video is useful for you. Be well.
Adorando seus vídeos. Estão me ajudando muito. Vocês nem imaginam. Tenho cinquenta e quatro anos e estou aprendendo inglês. Muito obrigada.
So glad our videos are helping Quiteria. We're never too old to learn a language. In fact there's a lot of evidence that shows learning languages keeps us young. Thanks so much for writing.
I'm glad I discovered your videos! They are really helpful, especially when you're not a native english speaker like me. Thank you!🤗👍
Welcome to our channel Andreaa T. It's great to have you with us.
Ah, this is very helpful, thanks! Some words I often have trouble with as a non-native speaker are "parentheses", "genuine" and "doubt".
Oh yes, I can see how these words could be tricky. Thanks Colin. I have added them to our list.
'Literally' is literally the hardest English word to pronounce for me :D
Thanks for mentioning it. It's on my list Ma Sz.
Very helpful videos! The word "archive" was a bit tricky for me. didn't think i would make a mistake in pronoucniation of this one
Oh yes, I can see how that word could be tricky Infernus. Thank you. I'll add it to the list.
I love her smile!
Thanks so much Fran Ramos.
I just recently found your channel on youtube and already it has become my favorite channel about learning English😁 I love your videos a lot. You’re so kind and sweet people, and we have such teachers to be in our school to learn us language so interesting as you do😊
Екатерина Кабанова, we are so happy you found us. It is our pleasure to help you learn English. We publish a new video every Friday. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the next one.
Согласен с Вами.
Hello! I am Imad. I am from Bosnia🇧🇦. I discovered about your chanel. It helps me pronounce alot words. It also helps me speak English very good. @SimpleEnglishVideos
Hello Imad Animations and welcome to our channel. We're delighted you have found us and so glad the videos are helpful.
Awww you guys are so lovely! ❤️ Thanks for great videos all the time. Very helpful! 👍👍👍
So glad you liked it Inyoung. :-)
Lovely people! You’re so charismatic..
That's so nice of you to say, Tony. Thanks for that and thanks for watching our video.
Quite astonishing!
Voy a dominar las clases de inglés de mi escuela con estos videos. ¡JaJaJa! 😁❤
¡Gracias! 😉
Hello Michael Jhonny, so glad they can help. I expect your teachers will be pleased too. You're very welcome.
I have my GCSE’s next year and I’m learning so many new words from these videos so I’d like to thank you for that and I hope you continue making these amazing videos.
Oh good luck with your GCEs ZedReck. So glad our videos are proving useful.
I love your method of "backchaining," I forward your video to my colleagues and they found it fantastic. Can you do a demonstration of pronouncing "knock" and "lock?" I don't have a problem of saying them, but I cannot explain the rationale like the way you do. It's a bit challenging for some people to distinguish their differences.
Hi Josh. Thank you so much for sharing the video. We love it when that happens.
I can't claim back-chaining as mine. It's technique I was taught many years ago, and I'm so glad I was. It's enabled me to help so many students get to the end of long English words without stumbling. I don't know why it works, but it's a gem and I'm so glad you found it helpful too.
Hello there! I had just discovered your videos and I'm very enthralled with them, as it is very informative for a Filipino who very often speaks English. Also, you two are very sweet and really cute together in your videos and it really makes me giggle watching the videos and keeps me attached to these videis enough to keep me watching! Thank you very much!
Greetings to you in the Philippines Obek and welcome to our channel. We're delighted you've found us and so glad you like the videos.
May I also suggest these words, "pterodactyl" and "bathe".
Oh I love the pterodactyl idea! Thank you! That's going to be so funny.
Actually English is very regular if you ignore 50% of exceptions!
That doesn't sound regular to me at all if half of the language is not regular!
@@mysaviourjesus4134 he/she was being sarcastic, lmao
This is a nice work for new learners!
Thanks Aymen. Glad you liked it.
Hi from South Korea🙌
You guys are so sweet and Helpful!
PeRhAn, Thank you much for you kind words. We're very glad you find our videos helpful.
Great video, Vicky and Jay! 👍🙂🤗
:-)
Though, thought and theater - these words are hard to me. Thank you for your videos:)
Ah, that th sound can be hard. I keep meaning to make a video about it.
an amusing and helpful lesson. cheers again both of you;
So glad you like it Dolors. Thanks a lot for writing.
@@SimpleEnglishVideos i must thank to you. i'm learning quite a lot, don't give up;
Hello teachers! I have 13 years old an i love your videos because i love english and this videos are so funny and entertain me, you are so kind and glad
Elena, keep up the good work and keep studying. We are so pleased you like our videos.
Hello! I really enjoy this channel. Can you please make a video of the differences (if any) between 'whether' and 'weather', and other similar cases?
Ah yes, words that sound the same and have different meanings and spellings. I think we might start with there, their and they're and see how it goes. It might turn into a series. Thanks for this suggestion Patricio.
I have difficult words:
1) Roasted
2) Hallucinogenic
3) Asthma
4) Bronchitis
5) Emphysema
6) Carboxyhemoglobin
7) Hypoxia
8) Interior
Great suggestions. Thank you Thinh. :-)
I would like to express my thanks to both of you! You’re absolutely adorable together!🌸
You're very welcome Elena and thanks for writing. :-)
Thank you very much, your videos are so helpful
So glad you like them Ussumane. Thanks for writing.
Vicky you have a lovely smile.plz make videos on how and when to put punctuation marks in a sentence correctly.thank you.
That's a great suggestion. Thanks Barsha.
Many. Many thanks. To. U. Both u are so sweet and you. Present your lessons. In avery clear and simple. Strategy. Well done I appreciate. Your effort. Im ateacher of English in kurdistan. I got benefit from your lessons see u. In a.nother videos
Hello United States. We're very pleased we can help you in your teaching efforts. Thanks for letting us know and and thanks so much for watching our videos.
My godnes Mr. and Mrs. you are so kind and guiding light for young and old people :) lots of distance oneself
Thank you so much Mus Kel. Wishing you good health too and lots of happy days ahead.
I love these pronunciations videos, they are so useful! Love from Argentina, South America
That's great to hear. Thanks Adrian.
If you haven't done it yet, you should try the word "epitome." I'm a native English speaker, but when I was younger, I thought it was "e-pi-tome," three syllables, instead of "e-pit-o-me," four syllables.
Oh that's a really interesting one Kayla. Nobody has suggested it before. I've added it to my list. Thank you.
Haha! I knew that one! Thanks to the fantastic pop band Sparks and their song 'Giddy giddy' from their latest album 'Hippopotamus'. I think you guys, having a good sence of humor, actually would like at least that song from that album. Or maybe you already know Sparks, started their career in the early 70s, hit in Europe, especially England, 1974 with 'This town ain't big enough for the both of us'.
The word 'epitome', I hadn't heard that before so I looked it up in a good dictionary, with pronounciation.
Not the only word I learned from their lyrics.
I'm from Sweden, by the way.
Keep up your good work! 💖
in love with these new videos i'm really learning new words every video thanks a lot
That's great to hear. Thanks HxN.
I really love all your videos! it help me alot.
We're so glad!Thanks Alejandro. :-)
You guys sensational
I love the way u teach us
Thanks so much Abdulhakim! We're so glad you like the videos. :-)
Gosh, your videos are SOOOO cool! Keep it up!
Gera, thank so much for the encouragement. We'll do our best. Keep watching.
The choir part was hilarious ! 😹😹😹
I love you guys so much ! Thanks a lot for making such nice videos. ❤️
Marc-Étienne Y. Perreault , this is Jay writing back to you. We're so clad you enjoyed the choir, and we're very grateful you like our videos. Vicki and I had to practice long and hard to get the choir part right :-)
I love you so much!!! You helped me a lot to improve my English! ❤❤
We're so glad to be able to help. Thanks Vassilis.
Another amazing video! You both are the epitome of kindness, genuineness and warmth!
I think the words "caveat" and "albeit" are pretty tricky to pronounce.
By the way: I´m excited about the expression "The pen is mightier than the sword"
Very happy to have you with us Wilfried. I've added those two words to our list. Thank you.
This women always are smiling
Amazing video
Learned a new words
Posthumously
Onomatopoiea
I loved and enjoyed the choir part
You guys were looking amazing 😍🙏🏻❤️
Thanks so much Saad Ali. We had fun shooting that choir scene. :-)
Hi Vicky, hi Jay!... Have you included the word 'diaphragm' in any of your pronunciation videos?... In case you didn't, please consider to include it in a future video. I always learn a lot from you. Thanks!
Oh what a great idea Saul. I have added it to my list. Thanks you.
whoops! I mean thank you. :-)
I love you Vicki!
Thank you Tovis! :-)
Thank you so much!) I've been trying to memorize how "choir" should be pronounced for quite a while, and now I hope I got it!)
That's great! Glad we could help. We had fun creating the choir scene. :-)
I love your channel!
I plan to get cpe certified and I want to pronouce everything right!
So glad you like it Mironty. Good luck with your CPE studies and thanks for writing!
You both are fantastic. Thanks
Thanks so much Elizabeth. :-)
Hidden depth! ❤️
Thank you , I learned new words 😍 keep going
Genius boy, we're very happy our video helped you learn new words. Thanks for watching our channel.
@@SimpleEnglishVideos You are welcome. 💙
Thank you ! this English conversion very helpful to me.
So glad you like it Sena. Thanks for writing.
I have just seen your account for the first time, I’m really impressed. You are great! I have already watched three videos - I think you are very funny and kind! I’m from Poland, I learn English, because I like that language and I think your videos will help me in the future ❤️ can I have you as my grandparents? 😂
Weronika, we''re so happy you found us. Welcome and we certainly hope our videos help. As for being your grandparents, I'm afraid so many others have asked the same question that you'll just have to get in line (or a queue as they say in British English).
The most difficult word for me is ‘available’.
Additionally, “can’t” has put me to trouble so many time. People I talk with think that I’m trying to offend them. I was always misunderstood when saying it. For this reason I use can not instead.
Thank you for the great video
Great suggestion. I've added available to our list, Justyna. Thank you.
Thank you , I notice that they're almost the same characters that have showed up in previous lessons like this kind..
Yes, we have a list of words Haider and when we meet a learner who is kind enough to record them for us, we ask them to say the list. The list changes as we cross words off and add more, but quite often there are overlaps.
First time watching your videos and I must say you're amazing!
Thanks so much D'juna Kosmo and welcome to our our channel.
Love this Video. Thanks Vicki and Jay
So glad you like it Ashish. Always great to see you here.
I love this video 💖💖💖💖💖 FC from Thailand 🇹🇭 🇹🇭🇹🇭
That's great to hear. Thanks Panawut. :-)
I suggest u to do a vid about British and American slang so we can sound like a native speaker!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for the great job you're doing. Your videos are extremely useful and fun to watch too. I love the style of your videos, it's very clear and thorough.
Hi Nikita. We are so pleased you find our videos useful and fun. Thank you so much for your kind words.
I can see your videos all day and never get bored, love u so much:)❤
That's great to hear. Thanks Gabriela.
Thanks for this video! I'm 16 year old girl from Ukraine and I'm trying to study British English. I really like British culture. Do I have any chances to be fluent in English?
If you keep practicing, I'm sure you'll be able to spxrrow. My advice is follow your passions and find stuff you like. There are lots of fun British English videos on RUclips and it'll make learning fun. Good luck with your studies.
Of course you do! Please just don't give up. When you're fluent, you'll be so proud. Also, you already sound pretty fluent. Keep up the good work!
My best friend is Ukranian and she's now fluent in English. Don't give up!
Wow, the video was amazing. I'm going to subscribe to your channel, I really like the way you speak and pronounce the words.
So glad you liked it Alejandro and welcome to our channel! :-)
That was really useful, thanks very much 🌹🌹
So glad it was helpful. Thanks for writing. :-)
You are the best English teachers ever. 😍
Love and greetings from Aden South yemen.
Thank you for the very nice compliment. Be well and be safe.
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the best choir I've ever seen
Well, Arini, I'm not sure if we're the best, but we certainly had a lot of fun creating our little choir scene. Thanks for watching.
Those words were hard to pronounce. I had problem with: mishap, onomatopoyeia, those were really challenging. Have a warm hug. Your videos are very interesting.
Thanks so much Cristhian.
thank you !!! It's very interesting and fun.
So glad you like it, Ebrahim. Thanks for writing.
Awesome as always.
That's so kind of you to say, Jefferson. Thanks for writing to us and thanks for watching.
I love your videos! You are really the best!
Wow this was so entertaining! Please make more
So glad you like it and we plan to make more Sophie. It requires warm weather because people don't want to stop to talk to us when it's cold. But we have a great list of words we plan to hit the streets again when the weather warms up. In the meantime, we have more similar videos that you might like. Some of these were recorded in the street too. ruclips.net/p/PLwrM2Wcy_MsAm3Dtqs-PlYCBH_bXLOcsb
Fantastic job Guys!
Thanks so much Katarzyna. :-)
Excellent video! I have a suggestion for the next time. Difficult words for me: acknowledgement - awkward - awesome - overwhelming - meticulously - certificate - Norwegian
Regards from Argentina!
Hello Leonardo. Thank you so much for this list. I have added them all to ours. Greetings to you in Argentina.
i know English much better now thanks to you !! LIKE and Love you guys!!