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Hello Ronnie, I have been over 10 years watching your videos and I learn a lot a lot from you and from the time I start watching your videos until this time you never change you’re the best teacher and you always have sense of humor Miss rani thank you so much
Hello, Ronnie, my dear, in case you don´t know, in Brazil, we don´t speak Spanish, but Portuguese. My country is the only one in the South America where people speak Portuguese! Did you know that? I love your classes! You´re great! I´m from São Paulo State! Have a good one!
@@Gavkittenну, если разобрать слова подробно, то ничего странного в этой фразе нет. "Да" здесь просто частица, эмоционально усиливающая сказанное. "Да что ж такое?" "Да почему же?" "Да ладно...". Остальное переводится как переводится. В целом, это можно перевести как "Well, probably no".
Japanese people often says "Un" to those questions and I get like " what?", "which one?" "yes?" "No?" very confusing. anyway, thanks again for the best lesson, Ronnie!
Hi Ronnie, I'm from Brazil and here we also have something similar, where we use a negative and a positive and vice versa. Pretty similar on the raw translation actually hahaha I love your content, been following you for some time, first time commenting tho Thought you may find interesting that this is not exclusive of US/Canada/English Speakers
It wasn't during the pandemic I think it was before then. I remember hearing it on Gray's Anatomy and I think it was Callie, And I'm not sure how many years ago that was. "No, yeah" - And she wasn't guessing, she wasn't stalling. Some sort of weird figure of speech that developed and I don't know when. I was kind of hoping that you did. Oh well. I'm not confused by it. I just find it annoying. By the way I'm not learning English. I'm learning Polish. Although at this precise moment I'm wasting time. Because Polish is hard. I know how to say Polish is hard, I don't understand Polish, I don't speak Polish, I don't understand, please speak slowly and many other helpful Polish phrases along with where is the bathroom? Which I think is the most important thing you should learn first in any language. I guess I should get to it
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8 better ways to say "I don't know" ruclips.net/video/3RiGJenEfOY/видео.html
By the way where are you from?
Your all the video is helpful to improve speaking English
The same situation in Russian:
-"Do you wanna go for a walk?"
-"Да нет, наверное"
It means more likely no than yes
some times I come here to learn and see this beautiful teacher, my gosh!
Get a hug from a Brazilian guy. I love these classes
Ronnie we love you! You're the BEST! Hugs from Italy
The best teacher so far ❤
Ever.
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I'm agree ❤
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"I agree.", without "am".
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Hello Ronnie, I have been over 10 years watching your videos and I learn a lot a lot from you and from the time I start watching your videos until this time you never change you’re the best teacher and you always have sense of humor
Miss rani thank you so much
Love u teacher, you are amazing.
In a good way you smile remember me Robin Williams ❤️. Rip.
Thank you, Ronnie ❤
Eu amor ver os vídeos da Ronnie. Ela explica de uma forma clara e além disso tem muito carisma.
Love you my best English teacher❤❤
Thanks a lot Ronni 🙏🙏
Thank you Ronnie for your very intetesting lessons!😚🙂🙃❤❤❤
Thanks Ronnie you're great ❤
I love your method, greetings from Colombia!
No one ever told me like that .
I follow Ronnie before the glasses... long time ago... hahaha
It is the influence on the language by learners all over the world. They brought it in English through their language.
Hello, Ronnie, my dear, in case you don´t know, in Brazil, we don´t speak Spanish, but Portuguese. My country is the only one in the South America where people speak Portuguese! Did you know that? I love your classes! You´re great! I´m from São Paulo State! Have a good one!
I thought such, consufing answers exist only in Russian.😅
Да нет наверное)
@@Gavkittenну, если разобрать слова подробно, то ничего странного в этой фразе нет. "Да" здесь просто частица, эмоционально усиливающая сказанное. "Да что ж такое?" "Да почему же?" "Да ладно...". Остальное переводится как переводится. В целом, это можно перевести как "Well, probably no".
@@aglxru , ну, мне, как носителю языка, это тоже вполне очевидно)
Only in Russia or in the Russian language which ones ?
Me too
In Brazil, we have a saying "nem a pau, Juvenal!" (= No way, Jose!) but foreigners often find it confusing, I think
Hi Ronnie i greet you, you are good english language teacher in a simple way you explains the words i appreciate you thanks by by.
You are a great teacher, i love you
Ronni you are best 😊
Here in brasil we do that too.
Thanks
Thank you so much ❤😊
Thank you Ronnie l love you 😍 from Somaliland
Thank you 😊
🍁🌻Ronnie? You are the best teacher. Good lesson; but for me, yes or not it's the best way to say: yes! I do. 🤗🍁🌻
Thank you for the video. I learning a lot with you. 1:01
Joined was helping me out
thanks
lol I love her. Funny ending 😂
Thanks...teacher
Well, not only in England is English spoken, but also in Scotland, Irland and Welsh. So, in GB😊
We also say "да нет" in Russian where да - yes and нет - no, but in case да нет, да is more like "well", it doesn't really mean anything.
Japanese people often says "Un" to those questions and I get like " what?", "which one?" "yes?" "No?" very confusing. anyway, thanks again for the best lesson, Ronnie!
In Turkey, if someone ask to anyone:
- would you like cup of tea?
He/she say:
+ Thanks. It's mean = No
Sometimes, it may be confusing 😊
Content is really appriciable❤
You are the best
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I love you from 🇩🇿
Hi Ronnie, I'm from Brazil and here we also have something similar, where we use a negative and a positive and vice versa. Pretty similar on the raw translation actually hahaha
I love your content, been following you for some time, first time commenting tho
Thought you may find interesting that this is not exclusive of US/Canada/English Speakers
❤ Could you please give us a lesson on “How to use/pronounce g and j ? Thank you
It wasn't during the pandemic I think it was before then. I remember hearing it on Gray's Anatomy and I think it was Callie, And I'm not sure how many years ago that was. "No, yeah" - And she wasn't guessing, she wasn't stalling. Some sort of weird figure of speech that developed and I don't know when. I was kind of hoping that you did. Oh well. I'm not confused by it. I just find it annoying. By the way I'm not learning English. I'm learning Polish. Although at this precise moment I'm wasting time. Because Polish is hard. I know how to say Polish is hard, I don't understand Polish, I don't speak Polish, I don't understand, please speak slowly and many other helpful Polish phrases along with where is the bathroom? Which I think is the most important thing you should learn first in any language. I guess I should get to it
Great!
You are so funny, love you ❤
Adorable 🥰
"noooop I don't like you" I love how she says it. That should be a meme and go viral.
When yes means no and no means yes...
Hi! I love you Ronnie🎉
Love from Bangladesh sister ❤
We have similar constructions in Russian.
Nice ☺️
I also blur sometimes
Hello, Ms. Rani
Hey ronnie why you are not make short video? I believe your short will be more reachable for viewer. I request make short video.
I have a question. What is the correct question form of "There lived a boy on this street"?
Did there live a boy on this street? Right?
I have some confusing words as english learner 😮
Please can you make video on grammar 🙏
I want to learn language English .can you teach me ?😢
Looks like common russian joke: "da njet, navernoje" - yeah, probably not xD
In Germany we say "No!" or "For sure no!" 🤨
you are sweet, thanks for New information
Yes yes baby
Oh Ronnie I mess you
Yeah, yeah, yeah...
Me from Ugandan 🇺🇬
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Cabelo lindo
i got the trick！just pay attention to the final word！😂
Am from Bangladesh
Cool
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Hi
The title of this video.. 🤣🤣🤣
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I'm from india
Very beautiful ❤❤❤
Nice outfit! 🙂
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Russian language is the origin of English.
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