You are excellent teacher having good command over the language . you know the requirements of foreign learner's. I highly appreciate your work. Thinks for reaching in such a wonderful way
These proverbs are very impressive indeed. Thank you so much. This is South Sudanese Dinka language proverbs. The beggar can not ask for a big bowl. The meaning is the person who is begging, can not have a say over whatever have been given to them. If what have been given to them is small they would just be great ful, and say nothing at all.
Hello! I’m a high school student in Korea. I just wanna say to thanks. Your video helped my presentation to be a success. Thanks a lot. (P.s I got some help from a translator. I'm sorry that the sentences and meanings are a bit messed up.)
I always wanted find ways to improve my english on my day to day life, but just unable to. Until I saw your video last month, 6/2020. I have been listening and following your video since then. I whish I had found you way back. I have learn so many proverbs, idiomatic and new vocabularies in these two months. You are the most fabulous English teachers I have ever seen. I am so grateful that I found you! Take care and wish you the best!
Every night before going to bed, I try to watch one of your videos to learn and I feel it fascinating. My English has been improving dramatically and you gaveme the confidence that I can do it!
Proverbs from the video: 1) Make hay while the sun shines. 2) Failing to plan is planning to fail 3) The harder you work, the luckier you get 4) If it ain't broke, don't fix it 5) Where there's a will there's a way 6) Necessity is the mother of invention 7) If you snooze you lose 8) Don't bite off more than you can chew 9) Nothing ventured nothing gained 10) Hope for the best but prepare for the worst 11) Don't cross a bridge until you come to it 12) Hard work never killed anyone
Hi Lisa, here are two of my favourite proverbs: "To good will, there's no bad weather" - from Lithuania and another one I found in German text but referred to Dakota-Indianer: "If you discover that you are riding a dead horse, dismount!" My best Regards
You are excellent teacher having good command over the language . you know the requirements of foreign learner's. I highly appreciate your work. Thinks for reaching in such a wonderful way
I love the way you explain. I just started a new RUclips channel and I am infusing English Language tutorials in my vlog. I have a strong knack for English language. I have been creating content and not posting. I just have this fear that I may run out of content, but seeing your channel, I am more than encouraged. In my country, my age group prefer news and gossip to English language tutorials. I posted 2days ago. I will keep posting, I will not give up. I need all the support I can get. I will get to the top some day.
One that I heard often (and not just for carpentry): "Measure twice, cut once", meaning it's easier to double-check something beforehand than to do it over. Another one I heard often and occasionally followed: "It's easier to apologize than to get permission".
Thank you for invaluable and meaningful proverbs. Proverbs are true words because they are passing from generations to generations. We must make an effective use of proverbs. They help live a life we want. Sometimes words are powerful than actions. Life is not full of roses.
I don't have much time to advance my English level. Those Videos of teaching English are very useful for me to take my English to the next level. I found those short clips are really helpful to me. They are not time consuming. Thx to such a great teacher for teaching us.
Hi lisa. I love you I brought you some Persian proverbs you told in video. Stick the bread until the oven is hot = Make hay while the sun shines. The head that doesn't hurt, isn't covered with a handkerchief.= If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Losing my head or gaining a hat = I'll cross that bridge, when I get there.
Hi Lisa . I'm from Bahrain . We have a famous proverb " Sieze the opportuninties because they pass like clouds" and " If lose the fox , you will see nothing but his dust".
We use popular proverbs in Egypt (Arabic) for example. (The earring gives those who have no ears) "in a mocking way". It means that an unworthy person gets something that he dosn’t deserve it or he is not qualified to get that opportunity like a job, marriage, earning a large fortune without getting tired, we always use to derogate the person who gets the opportunity. For example, when a poor man got married to a rich and beautiful woman, or when an unsuccessful person gets a good profession.
God! I enjoy your videos so much. Thank you, and God Bless! :) Thanks so much. We do have the same same proverb of English" Do not count your chickens until they hatch", with a slight difference: In Persian/ Iranian language or Farsi we say:" Wait for counting your chickens until the end of Fall season".
Hi Lisa, nice lesson about proverbs, your explanation made each one clear. In Mexico we have this one: "If you really want to do something you will find a way, if you don't...you will find an excuse" And, my talent is: making and playing pan flutes, actually I teach people how to play them, I love it.!!!!
Thanks Lisa for taking time to write me back. There's a lot of teaching English videos in RUclips, but your lessons are outstanding, I really appreciate your passion and professionalism in teaching us your lessons without knowing us. I teach people to play pan flutes for fun, but I have a dream: To make a living out of this. Maybe some day I will tell you my story. Que sigas cosechando muchos éxitos!!!
Lisa. It's me Yaxye, one of your students in somalia_hargeisa.indeed you are exceptional public instructor I have ever seen in my life. Your teaching platform is doing something remarkable.based on your lessons, I realized my ability of speaking and pronunciation. To day I'm in good position. And my English is lea
"One of the way you can find happiness and meaning in your life helping others using the gifts that we had been given! Work hard so the people will benefit from your talent so the people will see it!" Thank you so much for these wise words!!! They are priceless!
"Hard work never killed anyone" = "Hindi bumubukol ang pagod" (literally means - fatigue won't give you lumps); and "Pag may tiyaga, may nilaga" (literally means "When there's perseverance, there's stewed (food)
The dog that barks never bites is pretty common in my country NEPAL too. Other proverbs like : - If you have legs, you can get enough shoes 👟 - Tomorrow never comes [just do it now ] - Sweets on both hand [ more profit ] - A bad man quarrells with his tools - a drop in the ocean. - all worship rising sun 🌞 -beat the dog before the lion /tiger. - see your neck before you swallow bone /meat . - don't play with fire - strike the iron while it's red - the door is wider than the house [ spending more than earning ] - when the snake is old, frog rules - time and tide never wait for you. And Many more.....
«Dormirse en los laureles» «Resting on one's laurels» It means: Neglecting or abandoning oneself in the activity undertaken, trusting in the successes that have been achieved. That is to say that after having achieved some success, we relax, we do not try any more because we pretend that we are always valued and we are reminded of how good we were.
"Jobless is more tiring than working".So never say tired when you are working.There are many people waiting to get jobs.I.'m sorry Mrs.Lisa if I make mistake in my English.I like the way you teach English in your video.It is easy for me to understand what you explain.You are professional English teacher.
Hello teacher, «A quién madruga Dios le ayuda» "Who get up early, will be helped by God" More or less it means that: If you don't be lazy and work hard, God will help you sooner or later. «No dejes para mañana lo que puedas hacer hoy» "Do not leave for tomorrow what you can do today " It means: Don't be lazy! Thanks for your interesting lessons. I appreciate them a lot ☺🤗
In Spanish Don’t bite off more than you can chew has a similar proverb (Quien mucho abarca poco aprieta): if you try to take on too much you can’t hold it. I’m from Cuba 👋 Loved your video
I love ur way of teaching Thx We in Arabic say ‘ The need is the mother of Invention ‘ or ‘ Don’t spread ur carpet more than ur limit’ All the best from Saudi Arabia
Thanks Lisa! Most of this proverbs are also in Italy! but there Is a country proverb, said by my grandmother which Is: a hen Is faster to undo, than a hundred to put back, that It means: it's difficiult to put in order but it's much easier to mess up
Greetings from Estonia. We say here like this when talking about laziness: The mouse is not running to the mouth of the sleeping cat. And similar to your expression with the hay.... I googled and found the same expression in English: to strike while the iron is hot. Rough translation from Estonian would be "hammer the iron til it is still hot".
Great content and Channel! I will definitely share this with my daughters who are currently 8 and 10 years old. We started a book reading channel to improve their English reading and comprehension skills. Plus, I wasn't much of a book reader growing up and now having the opportunity to read with them and share it with the world!
🍀Good morning 🍀 First of all, your vois makes me comfortable ❗💕 Well, useful proverbes. I'm a Japanese woman aged 71. Thank you very much. Have a nice day. ♥
Thank you very much for your proverbs , I enjoyed ,with them ,I 'm from Algeria , and I found that a lot of english proverbs have the same meaning that ours . this one algerian proverb : " who gets up early , is always winner " excuse my english I 'm learner .thanks
In Morocco we have literally the same proverbs as : the necessity is the mother of invention. Easy come, easy go. Like mother, like daughter. However, - make hay while the sun shines, we say: strike the steel while it's hot. - A leopard doesn't change its spots, we have 2 sayings here: 1. A bad habit always stays. 2. The dancer never forgets the shoulder movement. ( coz dancers in Morocco move their shoulders while dancing)
(Between lawyers) I invented this phrase for my young lawyers: "Only if you hope the worst, you'll do the best job". ("Sólo si esperan lo peor podrán hacer su mejor trabajo"). Greetings and thank you for yours teachings. (I'm Ignacio, from Mexico).
Thanks madam .. all these are proverbs & idioms very popular in our state in India.I am racking my brain to learn all these kind of stuff....your videos are very helpful..🙏👍
Thank you thank you very much my Dear madam, God Bless you long long life like Miathosula who lived in this survival world fir 965 years in the Bible history
Lisa, you are not only an excellent English teacher but also a great philosopher. Thank you for your offerings.
I just love her accent...it's so clear ...and music to ears.
I agree!!! Her pronunciation is pretty good.
I agree with you. She has a perfect pronunciation
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You are one of the great teacher I've ever watched on RUclips.
Thank you so much for your wonderful video.
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You are excellent teacher having good command over the language . you know the requirements of foreign learner's. I highly appreciate your work. Thinks for reaching in such a wonderful way
One of the great teachers
Thank you for helping language lovers by using the gifts that have been given by the creator. Have a great day!
These proverbs are very impressive indeed. Thank you so much. This is South Sudanese Dinka language proverbs. The beggar can not ask for a big bowl. The meaning is the person who is begging, can not have a say over whatever have been given to them. If what have been given to them is small they would just be great ful, and say nothing at all.
It is so soothing to hear her voice, calm and never with high pitch!
Lisa, I am hooked on your lessons.
Russian proverb: The job is not a wolf- won`t run away into the forest.So don`t do it today do it later.
Я то же самое хотела написать 😂😂
Thank you very much Mrs. Lisa... You are a great teacher in the world 🙏🌷❤
Thank you! 😃
You are the most knowledgable teacher I have ever seen. Thank you so much
Lisa…you’re such an amazing teacher !! Loved this video about proverbs especially the last one: hard work without talent is…
Hello! I’m a high school student in Korea. I just wanna say to thanks.
Your video helped my presentation to be a success. Thanks a lot.
(P.s I got some help from a translator. I'm sorry that the sentences and meanings are a bit messed up.)
I always wanted find ways to improve my english on my day to day life, but just unable to. Until I saw your video last month, 6/2020. I have been listening and following your video since then. I whish I had found you way back. I have learn so many proverbs, idiomatic and new vocabularies in these two months. You are the most fabulous English teachers I have ever seen. I am so grateful that I found you! Take care and wish you the best!
Thank you very much Maggie! I am so glad that my videos have helped you! :)
Every night before going to bed, I try to watch one of your videos to learn and I feel it fascinating. My English has been improving dramatically and you gaveme the confidence that I can do it!
Proverbs from the video:
1) Make hay while the sun shines.
2) Failing to plan is planning to fail
3) The harder you work, the luckier you get
4) If it ain't broke, don't fix it
5) Where there's a will there's a way
6) Necessity is the mother of invention
7) If you snooze you lose
8) Don't bite off more than you can chew
9) Nothing ventured nothing gained
10) Hope for the best but prepare for the worst
11) Don't cross a bridge until you come to it
12) Hard work never killed anyone
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Thank you so much i was looking for something like this ☺️ I owe you one
Hi Lisa, here are two of my favourite proverbs: "To good will, there's no bad weather" - from Lithuania and another one I found in German text but referred to Dakota-Indianer: "If you discover that you are riding a dead horse, dismount!" My best Regards
You're world-class teacher of English, Madame. Thank you very much.
My mother always use to say this proverb when I was child hard work never killed anyone ! So today you remind me my mother thank you teacher
I love her teachings. Thank you mum
You are excellent teacher having good command over the language . you know the requirements of foreign learner's. I highly appreciate your work. Thinks for reaching in such a wonderful way
Hi you are the best teacher m..f
Kerman city
I love the way you explain. I just started a new RUclips channel and I am infusing English Language tutorials in my vlog. I have a strong knack for English language. I have been creating content and not posting. I just have this fear that I may run out of content, but seeing your channel, I am more than encouraged. In my country, my age group prefer news and gossip to English language tutorials. I posted 2days ago. I will keep posting, I will not give up. I need all the support I can get. I will get to the top some day.
@Feteh Freundschaft Awwn thank you. I feel honoured.
One that I heard often (and not just for carpentry): "Measure twice, cut once", meaning it's easier to double-check something beforehand than to do it over. Another one I heard often and occasionally followed: "It's easier to apologize than to get permission".
Thank you for invaluable and meaningful proverbs. Proverbs are true words because they are passing from generations to generations. We must make an effective use of proverbs. They help live a life we want. Sometimes words are powerful than actions. Life is not full of roses.
I don't have much time to advance my English level. Those Videos of teaching English are very useful for me to take my English to the next level. I found those short clips are really helpful to me. They are not time consuming. Thx to such a great teacher for teaching us.
Thank you Lisa. I've started a beautiful morning with your useful and interesting video.
On like your way of Děčín y
You are totally fantastic, Lisa!! All your videos are important and excellently presented. Thanks a mill all the way from Sofia - Bulgaria.
Thank you,
„Queen“ of English teachers !
Hard works never killed anyone. Helping others by using my talents is my happiness. I have proved it many times through out my. life.
Hi lisa. I love you
I brought you some Persian proverbs you told in video.
Stick the bread until the oven is hot = Make hay while the sun shines.
The head that doesn't hurt, isn't covered with a handkerchief.= If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Losing my head or gaining a hat = I'll cross that bridge, when I get there.
I am shy of myself, I can't find words of thanks enough for this magnificent work
Thanks for teaching us the English accent, it’s very helpful. Your voice is clear and sweet, thanks again, blessings!
Respected Lisa, you are a great teacher. God bless you .
I think you’re the best English teacher ❤️
Hi Lisa . I'm from Bahrain .
We have a famous proverb
" Sieze the opportuninties because they pass like clouds" and " If lose the fox , you will see nothing but his dust".
We use popular proverbs in Egypt (Arabic) for example. (The earring gives those who have no ears) "in a mocking way". It means that an unworthy person gets something that he dosn’t deserve it or he is not qualified to get that opportunity like a job, marriage, earning a large fortune without getting tired, we always use to derogate the person who gets the opportunity. For example, when a poor man got married to a rich and beautiful woman, or when an unsuccessful person gets a good profession.
That's an interesting proverb Emad. Thank you for sharing it! : )
God! I enjoy your videos so much. Thank you, and God Bless! :) Thanks so much. We do have the same same proverb of English" Do not count your chickens until they hatch", with a slight difference: In Persian/ Iranian language or Farsi we say:" Wait for counting your chickens until the end of Fall season".
I'm new in this channel this is the first vídeo that i am receiving, thank you so much teacher.
Hi Lisa, nice lesson about proverbs, your explanation made each one clear.
In Mexico we have this one: "If you really want to do something you will find a way, if you don't...you will find an excuse"
And, my talent is: making and playing pan flutes, actually I teach people how to play them, I love it.!!!!
Thank you Armando. It's interesting that you play pan flutes!
Thanks Lisa for taking time to write me back.
There's a lot of teaching English videos in RUclips, but your lessons are outstanding, I really appreciate your passion and professionalism in teaching us your lessons without knowing us.
I teach people to play pan flutes for fun, but I have a dream: To make a living out of this.
Maybe some day I will tell you my story.
Que sigas cosechando muchos éxitos!!!
Sheer Happiness to listen to your lesson and learn different proverbs.Thank you.
You 're a best english teacher that I 've ever know. You can explain english in simple way. I like all of your video.
Lisa. It's me Yaxye, one of your students in somalia_hargeisa.indeed you are exceptional public instructor I have ever seen in my life. Your teaching platform is doing something remarkable.based on your lessons, I realized my ability of speaking and pronunciation. To day I'm in good position. And my English is lea
"One of the way you can find happiness and meaning in your life helping others using the gifts that we had been given! Work hard so the people will benefit from your talent so the people will see it!" Thank you so much for these wise words!!! They are priceless!
Necessity is the mother of invention. I have a huge appreciation about your teaching. Thank you so much.
Actually that was so useful to promote my English more than ever before thank you for those beneifical proverbs
Hi lisa i Live in Iran and i am starting to learn English you are the best techer in the world thank you ao mach
"Hard work never killed anyone" = "Hindi bumubukol ang pagod" (literally means - fatigue won't give you lumps); and
"Pag may tiyaga, may nilaga" (literally means "When there's perseverance, there's stewed (food)
We enjoy it so much , great thanks dear Lisa, our fantastic teatcher !
Hi, Lisa! I listen to your lessons because I enjoy your voice. Beautiful voice for your job as a teacher of English. Thank you, Lisa!
The dog that barks never bites is pretty common in my country NEPAL too.
Other proverbs like :
- If you have legs, you can get enough shoes 👟
- Tomorrow never comes [just do it now ]
- Sweets on both hand [ more profit ]
- A bad man quarrells with his tools
- a drop in the ocean.
- all worship rising sun 🌞
-beat the dog before the lion /tiger.
- see your neck before you swallow bone /meat .
- don't play with fire
- strike the iron while it's red
- the door is wider than the house [ spending more than earning ]
- when the snake is old, frog rules
- time and tide never wait for you.
And Many more.....
Great!
I like the one "Tomorrow never comes" It is so true.
«Dormirse en los laureles»
«Resting on one's laurels»
It means:
Neglecting or abandoning oneself in the activity undertaken, trusting in the successes that have been achieved. That is to say that after having achieved some success, we relax, we do not try any more because we pretend that we are always valued and we are reminded of how good we were.
You are the best teacher I've never met .congratulations and keep on working so hard to increase your skills
The greatest teacher ever.
"Jobless is more tiring than working".So never say tired when you are working.There are many people waiting to get jobs.I.'m sorry Mrs.Lisa if I make mistake in my English.I like the way you teach English in your video.It is easy for me to understand what you explain.You are professional English teacher.
I like that proverb! I’m glad my videos are helping you. 😄
Thank you very much Lisa, I have one that applies to you: You want success, learn from the best! And you are the best Lisa :)
Thank you Bilel! :)
Hi Lisa,
Hungarian language has a similar proverb to the one you mentionedin this video. We Hungarians say: Necessity breaks the law.
Thanks!
C'était une excellente vidéo avec beaucoup de choses intéressantes et très utiles. J'ôte mon chapeau, madame et merci beaucoup.
Hello teacher,
«A quién madruga Dios le ayuda»
"Who get up early, will be helped by God"
More or less it means that:
If you don't be lazy and work hard, God will help you sooner or later.
«No dejes para mañana lo que puedas hacer hoy»
"Do not leave for tomorrow what you can do today "
It means:
Don't be lazy!
Thanks for your interesting lessons. I appreciate them a lot ☺🤗
In Spanish Don’t bite off more than you can chew has a similar proverb (Quien mucho abarca poco aprieta): if you try to take on too much you can’t hold it. I’m from Cuba 👋
Loved your video
Your the best teacher I’m so happy to have you ♥️👋👍
Thank you. You are the best teacher on youtube.
Thank you! : )
I love ur way of teaching Thx
We in Arabic say ‘ The need is the mother of Invention ‘ or ‘ Don’t spread ur carpet more than ur limit’
All the best from Saudi Arabia
Thanks Lisa! Most of this proverbs are also in Italy! but there Is a country proverb, said by my grandmother which Is: a hen Is faster to undo, than a hundred to put back, that It means: it's difficiult to put in order but it's much easier to mess up
Marvelous! I should have learned at this video 50 years before.
I truly love your encouragement and positivity. Thank you for such an amazing video.
I am thankful for having discovered your videos by chance. I really enjoy your teaching. Thanks so much..
Greetings from Estonia.
We say here like this when talking about laziness: The mouse is not running to the mouth of the sleeping cat.
And similar to your expression with the hay.... I googled and found the same expression in English:
to strike while the iron is hot. Rough translation from Estonian would be "hammer the iron til it is still hot".
One more time, you are one of my favorite teachers. Very well explained, and in detail. Thanks!
You're very welcome!
@@AccurateEnglish 👍
Great content and Channel! I will definitely share this with my daughters who are currently 8 and 10 years old. We started a book reading channel to improve their English reading and comprehension skills. Plus, I wasn't much of a book reader growing up and now having the opportunity to read with them and share it with the world!
My beautiful teacher thanks so much☺☺
Hi Lisa , you are realy a great teacher ! I love your cours very very much because I understand very well your lessons. Thank you so so so much !
I admire you. A excellent teacher. I am Vietnammese.
Hello from Qazaqstan!! I have ever doesn't met teacher like you! I have improve my English by your videos. Thanks a lot!
Lisa is the best!!!! Thank you so much, so clear, so clever, so professional! 💪😘
She is an excellent English teacher.
نعم هذا المثل عربي الحاجة أم الاختراع ❤❤❤
🍀Good morning 🍀
First of all, your vois makes me comfortable ❗💕
Well, useful proverbes.
I'm a Japanese woman aged 71.
Thank you very much.
Have a nice day. ♥
The more I watch your videos, the more I learn English.
You're fantastic! -Thanks so much -
you are the best teacher in the world to teach
Ur the great personality of worldwide god blesses u mam
I alawys love your way of teaching and I used it in teaching Biology and Geology many thanks for you.
You are the best teacher ever
Thank you very much for your proverbs , I enjoyed ,with them ,I 'm from Algeria , and I found that a lot of english proverbs have the same meaning that ours . this one algerian proverb : " who gets up early , is always winner " excuse my english I 'm learner .thanks
This lady is very good, everyone can pick up something.
MS. MOJSIN, I'AM GETTING A LOT FROM YOUR VERY USEFUL LESSONS. THANKS.
You are an amazing teacher. It’s so easy to learn english with you. Thanks a lot!
About Robert Half’s quote, in my thoughts it’s more logical to say “Hard work without talent is a tragedy, but talent without hard work is a shame”
In Morocco we have literally the same proverbs as : the necessity is the mother of invention.
Easy come, easy go.
Like mother, like daughter.
However,
- make hay while the sun shines, we say: strike the steel while it's hot.
- A leopard doesn't change its spots, we have 2 sayings here:
1. A bad habit always stays.
2. The dancer never forgets the shoulder movement. ( coz dancers in Morocco move their shoulders while dancing)
I like that proverb about a dancer’s shoulder movements. 😄
True though. Hhhh
It was well said. Lisa,You are great teacher. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Mrs. Lisa, we learn perfect English through your videos ❤
Love the way of your speaking and teaching ma'am
Thank you so much Lisa for wonderful and useful lesson !
Our mother tounge Turkish is run around of proverb ...
I love ur teaching dear proffesor....
I don't know, but I can understand so well , teacher, you are wonderful
(Between lawyers) I invented this phrase for my young lawyers: "Only if you hope the worst, you'll do the best job". ("Sólo si esperan lo peor podrán hacer su mejor trabajo"). Greetings and thank you for yours teachings. (I'm Ignacio, from Mexico).
Thank you Ignacio.
@@AccurateEnglish I meant: your, not "yours"
Thanks madam .. all these are proverbs & idioms very popular in our state in India.I am racking my brain to learn all these kind of stuff....your videos are very helpful..🙏👍
I am from IRAN , you are wonderful , i love your lessons ❤❤❤
It's realy wonderfull to watch your videos and learn more.. Thank you for your all efforts. We are learning so much by watching your videos .
Thank you Bhaskar!
Respectful Liza !
You are doing the great task for the people.
Excellent way of teaching!!! Lot of love from India.
Thank you very much! By the way, you have a good manner of speaking, very polite.
The Chinese version to "don't cross a bridge until you come to it" : ship will straighten (align) itself when it reaches harbor (船到桥头自然直）
Thank you teacher, I learned more from you. Your method is the best for improving English in a little time. Thanks and go forward
Thank you thank you very much my Dear madam, God Bless you long long life like Miathosula who lived in this survival world fir 965 years in the Bible history
Thanks! I am really enjoy it!