Eu comecei a estudar inglês a pouco tempo, sou bem iniciante, mas como é bom vc assistir um vídeo desses que tem uma linguagem usual e consegui entender o contexto das coisas. Logicamente que eu n consigo acompanhar a conversa toda e muitas palavras eu n conheço ainda, mas o fato de tá entendendo o que tá rolando já me deixa muito feliz com minha evolução e tô curtindo muito este canal, vou começar a maratonar os vídeos e tenho certeza que daqui a algum tempo estarei entendendo tudo.
@@n4ofum3 não é fácil manter um foco 100% mas estou bem melhor, tento estudar todos os dias, minha leitura melhorei muito o listening é mais difícil mas estou em busca de melhorar o speaking eu treino CMG mesmo
I enjoyed this video and was impressed by the level of English in Brazil! Although I was raised in Britain, I have spent most of my adult life in Australia. I’m now 81 and learned Portuguese 50 years ago when I worked for a short time in Mozambique.
pra você ver como é interessante voce saber outra lingua, mano. Uma das coisas mais bonitas dessa vida é essa variedade de idioma e poder se comunicar entre eles. eu falo espanhol e to estudando ingles, n vejo a hora de falar ingles tmb e poder comunicar com muito mais pessoas, é mt top vc parar numa roda dessas e falar com geral em ingles ou outra lingua. N desistam de aprender, pessoal! e boa sorte na caminhada q n é facil
Used to be an english teacher for many years...and I felt so happy to know how many of my students were able to learn and use it for many purposes. you are doing a great job, not only because you are a native, but also providing everyone with a variety of new information like the quizzes for instance... am sure they all have thanked you for learning so much... Gabe whispers (I have learned some myself from you) ty and good luck!
It was a great video and it was interesting to see how Brazilians speak English. Great job. I’ve been working as an English teacher since last year and I am helping children with English and I am happy to help them. Their English is getting better because I am a good teacher. They already have accomplishments and they want to learn English and it’s wonderful that they are making progress. I am proud of my students. I always tell them “Don’t stop you can do it. ☺️
Agree women are extremely beautiful. One point for you mate. Portuguese language accent mix better than Spanish when we learn and understand and definitely pronunciation is more fluid and similar to English. Spaniards th , Z and other consonants are quite hard to remove. Brazilians and Portuguese don’t have that problem
Its better than American version to get fully British English language thoroughly due to simplicity and pure gold in itself as one of the sweetest thing is British English to perform out while learning other English accents and Brits culture and way of spending life is pertinent also effortless to adopt respectively ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@InstantEnglishUK Well, I am a Bangladeshi guy who is constantly trying to get the most sophisticated version and accent of the English language which is the British one. Looking forward to developing my English as I want to attain my further studies from England.
Shopping cart/buggy/cart/basket/hand cart are all American names for trolley depending on which part of the US you are in. My parents are from the Appalachian area and they call it a buggy. I grew up in Florida and call it a cart. In America we call the top of a drinking vessel, a cap. Lid is for every other cover of a storage vessel. I think the 2-words the girl was trying to remember was STEAM IRON. Nail clippers in the US could also be called nail trimmers (my hubby is from New England and that's what he calls them) I call the cable car a tram or gondola. In the US it's a shovel, not a spade. And some older people like my granny, call it a pail, not a bucket. Receipt is often confused with recipe for Spanish speakers because receta means recipe in their language. Receta in Spanish also means a prescription from a doctor, that's why the girl said it when she was thinking of what receipt means. Factura is what a cashier hands you when you buy something, and La cuenta is what you ask your waiter/waitress for when dining out. Great video, as always.
I would say it's not a shovel and not a "little shovel". It's a dustpan. And as for spade, isn't that almost the same as shovel? Aren't both used to cut the soil? It would be good if the British guy in the video cleared this up for us.
It was a great about English in Brazil, english should be more practiced between brazilians, the perception of words and phrases and pronounciation are well . Cute video thanks, more of it for sure. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sir, you should do a tour in India. We almost use here british english. And I'm from South India 😊 I love your videos and your teaching style so much ❤
I really dig on these videos not just beacause the host is GREAT - realy polite and friendly -, but because they make me feel so good my english level (since I don't think those chalanges are that hard lol).
IMHO: 1) The thing covering the bottle is not a lid, but a cap; 2) The "r" in "iron" IS pronounced in American English; 3) Some people - I'm one of them - find the initial question, "How good is your English?", a bit weird, and would say "How well do you speak English?" instead; 4) What differs a spade from a shovel is not the size, but the shape of the blade; 5) The "u", while pronounced in "thorough", it is not in "thoroughly". Love your videos, keep doing your great work.
Thanks for the comment! 😎 I think I agree with you on number 1 and 4, that’s true. Normally, I do try to elicit both UK 🇬🇧 and USA 🇺🇸 vocabulary in the beginning as you can see later in the video, but I missed cap. In terms of the R in Iron, it is pronounced, however, in the video they weren’t saying /aɪrn/ (USA) but more the British way with R, iRON 🙂 anyway, always appreciate the comments, thanks 🙏
Por receber tantos turista eu achei que no vídeo de SP o pessoal se saiu melhor do que os do Rio, apesar de que os itens foram todos bem difíceis nesse! Mas foram bem também nos diálogos livres ambos se saíram bem.
You were lucky to meet brazilian with this level of english, since the percentage according to research is 3% or the population are fluent ( meaning they can really go beyond than the book is on the table)! I guess the reasons you found these good speakers in brazil are : Number one in Rio, where the number of tourists is bigger than any other city in brazil the probablity of finding brazilian english speakers is also bigger and reason 2 among gay people (who tend to be more educated, and enjoying learning foreign languages) is also easier to find good speakers, other than that you have to struggle a lot to find good english speakers oon the streets in brazil!
Actually the word receipt in Portuguese is “ recibo which in my opinion is kind of similar to english. Nota fiscal is a little different than a receipt. That would be an “invoice
I don't think American English is easier. I think that since we live in America, we have more access to American English. Here in São Paulo, only a few schools had British English and it was more expensive when I was young. And just one little thing: Berinjela is written with J, no G. :)
@@InstantEnglishUK A game that Brazilians love in English and transform their slang and phrases in Portuguese into English, make this game and you will love it and Brazilians will too, your channel will have a lot of views, this game serves to all and any language too. Success, bro. 💛🌼🍻🍻🤗🤭😉🏵🌼🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
In portuguese a letter S between two vowels will sound like a Z, as in Brasil, casa (house), asa (wing), presunto (ham), aviso (warning), raposa (fox), pesadelo (nightmare), desenho (drawing) and countless others
I enjoyed watching this video. Why dont you come to Azerbaijan,🇦🇿🇦🇿 Come and see English level in my country. Find me and i will answer all of your question 🙂🙂
I'd rather speak English with American accent than the British one. Funny but my best English teacher was a British lady called Margareth. She was always telling me "American English is NO English". 😂
Cadê os brasileiros assistindo? O bom que aprendemos novas palavras com esse vídeo
That’s the main point of the video to teach new words or phrases
@@InstantEnglishUK you need to come to my place one day.
A menina que disse que não sabia nada acabou ajudando. Se começar a estudar intensamente vai falar bem.
Eu comecei a estudar inglês a pouco tempo, sou bem iniciante, mas como é bom vc assistir um vídeo desses que tem uma linguagem usual e consegui entender o contexto das coisas. Logicamente que eu n consigo acompanhar a conversa toda e muitas palavras eu n conheço ainda, mas o fato de tá entendendo o que tá rolando já me deixa muito feliz com minha evolução e tô curtindo muito este canal, vou começar a maratonar os vídeos e tenho certeza que daqui a algum tempo estarei entendendo tudo.
Keep going!
Só ter mais contato com inglês que entende muito mais coisas
Iai Man, sentiu bastante resultado?
E ai como está indo?? Tô no msm caminho
@@n4ofum3 não é fácil manter um foco 100% mas estou bem melhor, tento estudar todos os dias, minha leitura melhorei muito o listening é mais difícil mas estou em busca de melhorar o speaking eu treino CMG mesmo
“Nota fixcal” was funny hahaha… cariocas and their lovely accent.
I love their accent 😍
I really like this type of videos, great job.
I’m going to post Madrid next week 😁
I'm wating😅
I'm from India@@InstantEnglishUK
It was interesting to watch the fairly good level of English spoken by Brazilians. Thank you!
I enjoyed this video and was impressed by the level of English in Brazil!
Although I was raised in Britain, I have spent most of my adult life in Australia.
I’m now 81 and learned Portuguese 50 years ago when I worked for a short time in Mozambique.
pra você ver como é interessante voce saber outra lingua, mano.
Uma das coisas mais bonitas dessa vida é essa variedade de idioma e poder se comunicar entre eles. eu falo espanhol e to estudando ingles, n vejo a hora de falar ingles tmb e poder comunicar com muito mais pessoas, é mt top vc parar numa roda dessas e falar com geral em ingles ou outra lingua.
N desistam de aprender, pessoal! e boa sorte na caminhada q n é facil
If you ever have any questions about English, let me know!
Como voce aprendeu Espanol antes Inglês. 😅? Tu pode usa Espanol para aprende Inglês consumindo conteúdo Espanol
Eu digo mesmo, no foco para aprender inglês e francês, seguimos em frente 🚀
I love your videos, specially this kind. You have to visit the northeast region of Brazil. It's an amazing region as well!
I would love to come and and visit that area
@@InstantEnglishUKYou'll be welcome
Thank u Instant English for teaching some of our US words ! You re a very charming brit ! You ve just got an American subscriber here ! Xoxo.
Used to be an english teacher for many years...and I felt so happy to know how many of my students were able to learn and use it for many purposes. you are doing a great job, not only because you are a native, but also providing everyone with a variety of new information like the quizzes for instance... am sure they all have thanked you for learning so much... Gabe whispers (I have learned some myself from you) ty and good luck!
I was taken aback, it's actually better than i thought. Wtg Rio. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
you have talented to do this type of videos , you have an skill to meet people from other countrys, keep going and someday your’ll be more successful.
Thank you! I love LOVE meeting people from different cultures
It's nice to check the level of English in Brazil. Awesome video!
Thank you!
I terribly love your videos, always I learn something through it❤❤❤. And I think Brazilians are so good in it❤.
Thank you 🙏
It was a great video and it was interesting to see how Brazilians speak English. Great job.
I’ve been working as an English teacher since last year and I am helping children with English and I am happy to help them. Their English is getting better because I am a good teacher. They already have accomplishments and they want to learn English and it’s wonderful that they are making progress. I am proud of my students. I always tell them “Don’t stop you can do it. ☺️
That's amazing mate! it sounds like you are doing a stella job :)
@@InstantEnglishUK Thank you mate!
We would say cap instead of lid, in US English. Bottle cap. Also for Cable Car, we usually say Gondola or sometimes Tram.
I'm trying to learn English and your videos are helping me, sorry for vocabulary not so vast, thanks for the video!😁
Alex Costa who teaches English..
Enjoyed as always. Thank you.
Great video! We need more videos in Brazil 🇧🇷🥰
Have you seen the São Paulo one?
@@InstantEnglishUK yep, I have and I would like more 🥰
Yes!
@@InstantEnglishUKplease! Now, in “Ibirapuera Park”
The Brazil's shirt you wore in the video is simply amazing. You have a nice taste. 😆
I love it! It has my name on the back too!
This videos are interesting. Thanks Sir
I really enjoy these type of videos ❤
I love this type of knowledge videos love from pakhtunistan ❤❤
How pretty is the Portuguese with the Brazilian accent!!!
I love it ❤❤❤
Me too
Ai, mona.. para de passar vergonha.
@@WTFuc4?
True 👍. 👍
Que legal! Você realmente veio conhecer o Rio. Espero que esteja gostando. Você pode visitar Petrópolis também (cidade imperial)
Thank you so much! I loved it!
II love this kind of job. I'd like to wotch more video like this. congrat!
They were very well. They have a level high.
Very good level in Rio 🙌
Ótimo vídeo!!! Continue assim, por favor!
Obrigado!
Seu canal é o melhor ❤
Obrigado
@@InstantEnglishUK de nada mano ! Obg!
@@guilhermemacedo2126 De onde você é
hahaha the seller in the background 06:40, such a brazilian thing
I loved it
He said: "water! water! Beer."
@@vendetta-vi você acha que o cara com o nome roger moraes não sabe?????
I love to see this type of content videos bro great job 👏👏👏
Thanks! I’m editing the Madrid one now 🇪🇸
It's so stunning whatch the girls striving to speak in english!!!
They did great
Brasileiras são tão fofa ❤️
Eu amo o sotaque brasileiro 😌
Me too
Very good! Welcome to Brazil! We need more videos here!
Thanks for having me!
I literally love your spectacular vlogs.💙💙💎💙💙
🙏 THANK YOUUUU
Hi @@InstantEnglishUK are you american or british?
Pease 🤘😎🤘
@@dickystreets american or british*or english or british LaugH*
@@baccamau80 woooh yes sir it is i'm sorry! 🤦♂️.
Thank you ❤️🙌❤️
Thanks to Duolingo I can understand this video completely. Thank you Duolingo 🙏🏽
Next step is to join my academy 😎
@@InstantEnglishUK Where can I get extra information about it? 😃
@@InstantEnglishUK Where can I find out about it? Thank you ✌🏽
Agree women are extremely beautiful. One point for you mate.
Portuguese language accent mix better than Spanish when we learn and understand and definitely pronunciation is more fluid and similar to English. Spaniards th , Z and other consonants are quite hard to remove. Brazilians and Portuguese don’t have that problem
But spanish is easier than Portuguese
Interesting
@@baccamau80 Just the pronunciation.
Legal, foram excelentes. Parabéns.
Obrigado
That guy with striped shirt speaks good English.
Amazing!
Agree
As the guy in question, im much obliged ;)
Yes, he speaks with some American accent.
@@flpchrnvc morou em outro país falando do inglês ou já tem como língua materna?
Its better than American version to get fully British English language thoroughly due to simplicity and pure gold in itself as one of the sweetest thing is British English to perform out while learning other English accents and Brits culture and way of spending life is pertinent also effortless to adopt respectively ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great vídeo and you have a very nice smile, me like it👏👏👏👏👏
Enjoyed entirely, a great vid sir.
Thank you very much! Where are you from?
@@InstantEnglishUK Well, I am a Bangladeshi guy who is constantly trying to get the most sophisticated version and accent of the English language which is the British one. Looking forward to developing my English as I want to attain my further studies from England.
It's a great way to learn English. Thank you!
Thank you! I try really hard with these videos to make it educational and entertaining
I like your videos, they help me study english, come to Santos/SP too.🇧🇷
Thank you! I already did SP, did you see the video?
@@InstantEnglishUK Yes I watch the all,😂 but the city of Santos you need to know.
Shopping cart/buggy/cart/basket/hand cart are all American names for trolley depending on which part of the US you are in. My parents are from the Appalachian area and they call it a buggy. I grew up in Florida and call it a cart.
In America we call the top of a drinking vessel, a cap. Lid is for every other cover of a storage vessel.
I think the 2-words the girl was trying to remember was STEAM IRON.
Nail clippers in the US could also be called nail trimmers (my hubby is from New England and that's what he calls them)
I call the cable car a tram or gondola.
In the US it's a shovel, not a spade. And some older people like my granny, call it a pail, not a bucket.
Receipt is often confused with recipe for Spanish speakers because receta means recipe in their language. Receta in Spanish also means a prescription from a doctor, that's why the girl said it when she was thinking of what receipt means. Factura is what a cashier hands you when you buy something, and La cuenta is what you ask your waiter/waitress for when dining out.
Great video, as always.
Thank you! 🙏
11:16 the side eye after he said that hahahahahahaha
10:40 it's not a shovel... it's something smaller = little shovel? 😂😂😂😂🤡
I would say it's not a shovel and not a "little shovel". It's a dustpan. And as for spade, isn't that almost the same as shovel? Aren't both used to cut the soil? It would be good if the British guy in the video cleared this up for us.
I really like your videos similar to
Ahhh got desperate! Make a video with words to pass C2 ! Thank you!
I prefer saying "aubergine" to "eggplant".
Cool, where are you from?
Eggplant is easier =/
Aubergine sounds way more better
In my opinion "aubergine" is such a beautiful pronunciation.💙👍💙
We Indians say " Brinjal"😂😂
06:41 Água, Água, Cerveja (Portuguese).
Water, Water, Beer ( English).
It was a great about English in Brazil, english should be more practiced between brazilians, the perception of words and phrases and pronounciation are well .
Cute video thanks, more of it for sure.
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Thank you so much
In Egypt we call cable cars "teleferics" I used to think that was an English word, but now I'm not sure what language is it 😂
We also call them that way in Brazil. But in a more informal way, people say "bonde" or "bondinho" like on the video.
@@andersonmartins009 Thanks for letting me know 🙏
Nice !! In portuguese we can also say "Teleférico".
@@CarlosEduardoSchneiderZanatti that's interesting! Thanks for letting me know 😊
@@radwa_kardous 🇧🇷🤝🏼🇪🇬 🙂
Your videos are very nice, congrats 👏👏
Ah that’s so cool to hear, thank you!
I loved the video, there are some words that you can only learn if you do an exchange because they are very difficult and specific
Sir, you should do a tour in India. We almost use here british english. And I'm from South India 😊 I love your videos and your teaching style so much ❤
I’m tying to plan a couple of weeks in India, maybe for November
Ok sir
these are gold
I really dig on these videos not just beacause the host is GREAT - realy polite and friendly -, but because they make me feel so good my english level (since I don't think those chalanges are that hard lol).
I just uploaded Spain if you want to check it out
Funny and very inteligent Thank you
Thank you! Where are you from?
At the next time, you must come to Recife, Salvador and Fortaleza. Or other big city of northeast of Brazil.
Oh man! I would love to
I liked this too!
IMHO: 1) The thing covering the bottle is not a lid, but a cap; 2) The "r" in "iron" IS pronounced in American English; 3) Some people - I'm one of them - find the initial question, "How good is your English?", a bit weird, and would say "How well do you speak English?" instead; 4) What differs a spade from a shovel is not the size, but the shape of the blade; 5) The "u", while pronounced in "thorough", it is not in "thoroughly". Love your videos, keep doing your great work.
Thanks for the comment! 😎 I think I agree with you on number 1 and 4, that’s true. Normally, I do try to elicit both UK 🇬🇧 and USA 🇺🇸 vocabulary in the beginning as you can see later in the video, but I missed cap. In terms of the R in Iron, it is pronounced, however, in the video they weren’t saying /aɪrn/ (USA) but more the British way with R, iRON 🙂 anyway, always appreciate the comments, thanks 🙏
@@InstantEnglishUK ❤
Sou paulista mas admiito, cariocas estao melhores que os paulistas em falar ingles. Creio que é pelo tema do turismo.
I personally found it easier in Sao Paulo with just English ☺️
Por receber tantos turista eu achei que no vídeo de SP o pessoal se saiu melhor do que os do Rio, apesar de que os itens foram todos bem difíceis nesse! Mas foram bem também nos diálogos livres ambos se saíram bem.
You were lucky to meet brazilian with this level of english, since the percentage according to research is 3% or the population are fluent ( meaning they can really go beyond than the book is on the table)! I guess the reasons you found these good speakers in brazil are : Number one in Rio, where the number of tourists is bigger than any other city in brazil the probablity of finding brazilian english speakers is also bigger and reason 2 among gay people (who tend to be more educated, and enjoying learning foreign languages) is also easier to find good speakers, other than that you have to struggle a lot to find good english speakers oon the streets in brazil!
You should come to Thailand. I guarantee you will have fun with Thai-English.
I would love to!
it's was very good, now make the of Sao Paulo too
I did.. I made it first 🙂 check my profile
Actually the word receipt in Portuguese is “ recibo which in my opinion is kind of similar to english. Nota fiscal is a little different than a receipt. That would be an “invoice
他們像是回到學生時期被老師叫起來回答問題的表情😂
What does this say?
Come to Belém Pará .
I love your videos
Thank you! Where are you from?
@@InstantEnglishUK I'm from Brazil
The best translation to the word receipt to brazilian portuguese would be "Recibo", at least for me it is more natural.
Thanks
I have been to brazil before but you won't believe that one of the waiters at a resturant didn't even know water!
What do you mean?
6:42 the guy screaming water and beer 😂😂
For eggplant i prefer says aubergine cos it's more beautiful 😍 😉.
English was conquered and remodeled by frenches,it's Neolatin forever❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Not bad, actually good level. Better than in France. In France, people are stubborn and don't want to learn English.
Oh finally the video from my city came out! I love it so much, I promise if you asked me what a truck is, I’d say lorry to make you happy lmao
Hahaha thanks
Great job
they did great!
A pergunta é: O quão bom é o seu português, gringo?
Falo português 😎
8:17 "I'll also accept your phone number"
HaHa. That's what I though you were gonna say.
I’m very professional haha
"agua água cerveja" its great rsrsrsrs
I don't think American English is easier. I think that since we live in America, we have more access to American English. Here in São Paulo, only a few schools had British English and it was more expensive when I was young.
And just one little thing: Berinjela is written with J, no G. :)
Thanks for letting me know 🙏
@@InstantEnglishUK Berinjela is BP, in EP is Beringela.
As a monolingual English speaker i would call the flipflops sandals 😅
You should make a tour through Northeast beaches
Where exactly?
@@InstantEnglishUKRecife 😊
@@InstantEnglishUKFortaleza
I call that a bottle cap….specifically for drinks
Could be bottle cap too
'Aubergine' sounds cool
Nailcutters and nailclips, cablecars it's hard words, its requires high fluency on english.
Now you know though 😁
@@InstantEnglishUK 😉😉🤭🤭🤭🤗🤗🤗🍻🌼💛💛💛 you love play in hard level, makes ya happy.
@@InstantEnglishUK A game that Brazilians love in English and transform their slang and phrases in Portuguese into English, make this game and you will love it and Brazilians will too, your channel will have a lot of views, this game serves to all and any language too. Success, bro.
💛🌼🍻🍻🤗🤭😉🏵🌼🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
0:56 who remember " honey i shrunk the kids"😅😅😅😅😅😅
Why do we use letter z in this word Brazil instead s although it is between two vowels
i'll have to ask them
In portuguese a letter S between two vowels will sound like a Z, as in Brasil, casa (house), asa (wing), presunto (ham), aviso (warning), raposa (fox), pesadelo (nightmare), desenho (drawing) and countless others
6:42 o puro suco do Brasil! 😂😂😂😂😂
Come to Manaus :D
I will definitely have to come back to Brazil! It was absolutely amazing 😻
wow i didnt know that my english is so good
I enjoyed watching this video.
Why dont you come to Azerbaijan,🇦🇿🇦🇿
Come and see English level in my country.
Find me and i will answer all of your question 🙂🙂
nice
Thanks
Do a video on Indian English please
I would love to
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Bro your making these hard for them now lol I forgot how to say half these things and I only speak English 😂
This video is for non-native English speakers
1:21 confundiu a pronúncia de course com curse, daí ficou parecendo que ele foi Amaldiçoado. 😂
who?
@@InstantEnglishUK1:21 “I went to a CURSE for a while…”
@ ah I see
@@InstantEnglishUK Harry Potter
Im from mexico. British english sounds like a kind of a french accent to me i prefer american english its easier to understand speaking and reading
Fair enough 😎
I'd rather speak English with American accent than the British one. Funny but my best English teacher was a British lady called Margareth. She was always telling me "American English is NO English". 😂
@@renardlacroix6745me in this case prefer the british english, i think its easier to understand cause the pronounciation is better