As a young man I had tiger feet! I once played a heavy metal concert, playing the guitar with them on! My niece wanted them, so I had to give them to her!
Upset doesn't necessarily mean angry. It means "no longer stable." Like you could upset a stack of dishes, so they nearly topple. Tilted, or no longer straight/sturdy, because of negative emotions. People very sad, are very upset.
It means emotionally shattered or distraught which I think could be both upset and disappointed. That’s why you use the new word that can encompass many emotions at once
I'm back from a quick Google search Gorgeous come from old french The more I learn about English, the more I think it's just a mix of french and German lmao
Here's some more examples Very big/enormous Ver angry/heated Very happy/overjoyed Very fast/blazing Very ugly/homely Very beautiful/stunning Very upset/distraught
Homely doesn't mean very ugly , it's like the opposite or rather adjacent to hideous it means like less harsh than ugly more like plain or comforting but not super beautiful
As a french, I think all of these words look like French 🤨 Massif = massive Furieux = furious Rapide = rapid Hideux ( très moche ) = hideous Devasté ( très en colere ) = devastated
c’est parce que l’anglais a énormément hérité de certains de nos mots, et d’ailleurs la manière dont ils formulent certaines de leur phrases est similaire à la manière dont ont le fait, exemple pour dire « le sac de l’enfant » les anglophones disent « the kid’s bag » mais aussi « the bag of the kid », ce dernier cas est hérité de la formulation française qui serait dans ce cas « le(the) sac(bag) de le (of, « du ») enfant (kid)»
Most common usages: Very Big: Huge Very Angry: Enraged Very Happy: Jubilant Very Fast: Swift Very Ugly: Repulsive Very Beautiful: Stunning Very Upset: Distraught
When the French invaded England they controlled the Church, the Courts, the government. So their words were the formal ones. The Anglosaxons remained peasants, that's why we find Germanic words in the countryside vocabulary
Very big = enormous Very angry = furious. Very happy = Cheerful Very fast = quick Very ugly = hideous Very Beautiful= glamorous Very upset = infuriated. I think this may be correct or not. I'm trying to learn English hard words. Thank you teacher it helped me for practicing for my English test.
Very happy isn't synonymous to cheerful. Happy is a current state of emotions - the way you feel right now Cheerful is a trait - the way you are as a person.
Very useful! Just a tip: unless words usually appear with a capital letter at the start, write them in lower case. When learning a new word, students will often replicate how they are first introduced to it.
Thing is that words like delighted, ecstatic, furious, fantastic etc all actually have very specific meanings. They’re not just mere synonyms of “very x”.
I was looking for your comment ! I always say to my friends that is it way easier for me to understand the “higher class” English, because they’re using so much French, old French and Latin derived words that basically didn’t changed at all, or just a little bit. Joyeux = Joyous / extravagant = extravagant
Very big-Behemoth Very angry-Outraged Very happy-Pleased Very fast-Galloping Very ugly-Monstrous Very beautiful-Magnificent Very upset-Crazed ✨EXTRAS✨(Warning, if you don't want premium English, get out of here in an immediate.) Very noisy-Rowdy Very annoying-Bothersome Very tasty-Luscious
english is french : Massive = massif Furious = furieux Ecstatic = extase Rapid = rapide Hideous = hideux Gorgeous = we don't have similar for this one Devastated = dévasté
Very big = colossal Very angry = enraged Very happy = jubilant Very fast = supersonic Very ugly = grotesque Very beautiful = radiant Very upset = inconsolable
very big = voluminous very angry = irate very happy = elated very fast = expeditious very ugly = abhorrent very beautiful = resplendent very upset = distraught
✨my version✨ very big: that’s what she said very angry: ABSOLUTELY FUMING RN very happy: not emo very fast: not a turtle very ugly: not ME very beautiful: you
Very big:extra large Very angry:Rage Very happy:man that was given a fish Very fast:Speedrunner Very ugly:no rizz Very beautiful:100+ aura Very upset:Womp womp -Internet
There is no such thing as "very beautiful", the word "beautiful" doesn't have comparison grades since "beautiful" it's already the highest graduation rank while providing with maximum quantity for the quality this specific adjective describes!
No matter what is the change, the words with primarily Germanic root are the plight of an everyday low talk, whereas Latin-rooted words are the inhabitants of an elite ivory tower. WHICH ID VERY APPROPRIATE. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
very big = enormous
very angry = livid
very happy = delighted
very fast = speedily
very ugly = repulsive
very beautiful = stunning
very upset = pissed
Instead of speedily use quick
British detected
Livid is uncommon.
@@DotRabbit yeah speedily isnt an adjective it is an adverb
@@youthwave Livid isn’t uncommon in America.
The feet caught me off guard 😂
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As a young man I had tiger feet! I once played a heavy metal concert, playing the guitar with them on!
My niece wanted them, so I had to give them to her!
Just noticed after reading ur comment 😂
Me too 😅
Damn, I didn't notice it till I read your comment
very good = supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Idk the sound of it is something quite atrocious
If you say it loud enough you’ll almost end up sounding precocious
@@howdidwegethere8105supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
no it's super excited
@@hi_its_meYOUNES im guessing you have hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliaphobia , maybe you can say pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcaniconiosis
Bro upgraded to Premium English 💀
😂
This is simple English tho💀
Cap@@BrokenToast469
@@BrokenToast469 nO that is a basic plan
@@ntwaliiSUBSRIBE SUBSRIBE SUBSRIBE SUBSRIBE SUBSRIBE
”devastated” is more fitting to a sad situation
Upset doesn't necessarily mean angry.
It means "no longer stable." Like you could upset a stack of dishes, so they nearly topple. Tilted, or no longer straight/sturdy, because of negative emotions. People very sad, are very upset.
@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking I never heard anyones said theyre upset over this
*like this
@@RealMakarovwell congrats now you have?
@@Mythicalgoon nah I mean I never heard anyone using upset like this
Ah yes English and Fancy English
See's flash
"Damn he's rapid"
"He's extremely Rapid"
😂😁😁
@@HiramTheGamer9😂😅😁
Damn she's hideous
hes rapis-
I think devastated is more an exaggeration of being disappointed than being upset.
Not always and looking at the definition "very upset" def fits within the realms of "devastated"
It means emotionally shattered or distraught which I think could be both upset and disappointed. That’s why you use the new word that can encompass many emotions at once
My town was devastated by storms.
But a cake and ice cream cheered it up
Exactly. It means very sad, not devastated
@@freedom_born😂😂😂
So the movie “fast and furious” = “rapid and very angry”
Rapid and very angry sounds like a name Trump would give to one of his bodyguards
HAHAH
“i am running very fast” ❌
“i am running rapid” ✅
*I am running rapidly. Don't tey to sound smart when a counter is just so easy to come up with.
@@Coolguy1216s*try
ironic
@@Carol-oy2on yws trily iromic
Lol
@@Coolguy1216sI’ve not heard 1 American say rapid
Very ugly: People who bully you.
Very beautiful: You.❤
Very ugly: You
Very beautiful: Me
@@mothefreakingoatwtf 💀
@@mothefreakingoatbro cooked him 😂 ( it better be a joke cz I laughed)
@@mothefreakingoat LMAOOO
You = Snowflake
very interesting
captivating
@@EsoRimerCz😂
Intriguing
Blud is speaking premium english
What's yo yapping ?
Fr, I have never used the word ecstatic in my 14 yrs of being on this planet
Bro got The DLC
He bought English+
Same@@Dog-lover192
I learned the word _very_ after that, thank you
Agreed💯💯👍👍😂😂😂
@@aliciajones3531 😆🤝🤗
His slippers are soooo cute 😂
Slippers
@@chicofromph33nix64 okay my bad thanks for reminding me 💜🐰
I would have NEVER noticed😭😭😭
very cute = sooo cu-u-ute
@@Raz3477x eagle eye 👀💀
Very Fast = Lightning Mcqueen
Damn, he's Lightning Mcqueen .
It's actually rapid 🤓👆
@@noellecunningham9277bro pulled out the “erm actually 🤓👆”
Very fast= Population in india😂
@@Linogiven-O bruh
'Distraught' is a good one for upset, too.
The only channel to teach English that doesn't have an uncanny feel
must be the shoes
Learn in school ❌
Learn in social media ✅
it's pronounced learning on social media. not trying to be a nerd but hope it helps.
@LIHAMANS no?
@@inferno23_ yes
Very Massive
Very Furious
Very Ecstatic
Very Rapid
Very Hideous
Very Gorgeus
Very Devastated
Enormous
Enraged
Idk
Instant
Grotesque
Stunning
Traumatized
Very Ecstatic - Blissful
Very enormous
Very enraged
Very blissful
VERY INSTANT
Very grotesque
Very stunning
Very traumatized
😊@@urdailygamr9229
Those words don't sound quite right, with "very" before them.
Very SAD = devastated
Being french is very helpful with learning those words
How to sound educated in English: Speak French.
Because the words are franch😉
@@TheNorgy777are hideous, gorgeous and devastated French words? I know the other ones probably all are.
@@janekmundt579except for gorgeous, yes
But tbh I wouldn't be surprised if gorgeous come from old french
I'm back from a quick Google search
Gorgeous come from old french
The more I learn about English, the more I think it's just a mix of french and German lmao
English is my first language and even i couldn't guess the covered words 😅
you came from UK or US
What! 😂😂😂😂
What!😂😂😂😂
it's my third language and I know them all. Education matters =))
@@davidpham9353He's saying he couldn't guess, not he couldn't know, there are too many synonyms to guess
Here's some more examples
Very big/enormous
Ver angry/heated
Very happy/overjoyed
Very fast/blazing
Very ugly/homely
Very beautiful/stunning
Very upset/distraught
Homely doesn't mean very ugly , it's like the opposite or rather adjacent to hideous it means like less harsh than ugly more like plain or comforting but not super beautiful
@@dreamerdoes_is_love8986jennifer Aniston is homely
Dang, you can't just do homely like that...
Wonderful= supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Longathophobia= Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
Yes i know how to speak to excellent English. I went to a Grammar School.
Bro forgot a comma and that 'I' is always capital when used as one word.
@@DavidWhoHasBeenSavedhe’s being sarcastic mate
@@Tameemterminator Dankie my broer.
Correction :
Very heavy = massive
Very big = enormous
Very very very big = ginormous
Bro rly thought he ate saying correction 😂😂😂
very small = that's what she say
Bro did not cook with this one 💀
Stop calling me bro kiddos.
@@Mysoi123 Father, did not cook with this one ❗❗❗❗🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️💥💥💥💥💥
As a french, I think all of these words look like French 🤨
Massif = massive
Furieux = furious
Rapide = rapid
Hideux ( très moche ) = hideous
Devasté ( très en colere ) = devastated
i think its around half of English and French are very similar. at least from what I've read
c’est parce que l’anglais a énormément hérité de certains de nos mots, et d’ailleurs la manière dont ils formulent certaines de leur phrases est similaire à la manière dont ont le fait, exemple pour dire « le sac de l’enfant » les anglophones disent « the kid’s bag » mais aussi « the bag of the kid », ce dernier cas est hérité de la formulation française qui serait dans ce cas « le(the) sac(bag) de le (of, « du ») enfant (kid)»
French formed one of the foundations of English, along with Latin and Greek.
Most common usages:
Very Big: Huge
Very Angry: Enraged
Very Happy: Jubilant
Very Fast: Swift
Very Ugly: Repulsive
Very Beautiful: Stunning
Very Upset: Distraught
perfect British accent! Don't give up your teaching methods.
He looks like a magician 😂😂😂😂
he IS a magician !
He is a dragon. Of course, he knows magic. 😂
Ah u mean harry Potter
"Very big = massive"
THATS WHAT SHE SAID-
It is amazing how many latin words English uses, when it gets to advanced level
When the French invaded England they controlled the Church, the Courts, the government. So their words were the formal ones. The Anglosaxons remained peasants, that's why we find Germanic words in the countryside vocabulary
@@DieterRahm1845USA NUMBER 1
@@AnythingLoungeusa coppied English from Britishers, shame on u
@@AnythingLoungenuh uh. Shut up.
@wingsofhope1088 learn how to spell your words correctly; if you're going to attempt to chastise others. 😂
As a person who is currently learning English, thank you very much!
I really benefit of your lessons
idk what to type tbh
From your Lessons.
@@larshartmann609 off your lessons
I really dont benefit by giving a like but here we are
Don’t use these words in America.
Others--focusing on words
Me - focusing in his foootwear😂
Me: focus on his extremely handsome face
Very big = enormous
Very angry = furious.
Very happy = Cheerful
Very fast = quick
Very ugly = hideous
Very Beautiful= glamorous
Very upset = infuriated.
I think this may be correct or not. I'm trying to learn English hard words. Thank you teacher it helped me for practicing for my English test.
amongous
Infuriated doesn't mean very upset..
Very happy isn't synonymous to cheerful.
Happy is a current state of emotions - the way you feel right now
Cheerful is a trait - the way you are as a person.
Very useful-> I liked it
I love this content very applicable for all Students. Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤
Nobody cares
I care
@@klimentV-2 and no one gives a fuck about you.
I don't care either, but not as far as writing it in the replies
left:orally
right:literally
Excellent!! These are words that are genuinely used all the time in the UK
We use them all the time in the U.S too!
Very useful! Just a tip: unless words usually appear with a capital letter at the start, write them in lower case. When learning a new word, students will often replicate how they are first introduced to it.
Very useful -> applicable
Sorry I hand to include that. Also that's another way to use them.
@@YingYangMn lol I wouldn't say applicable is a direct synonym of useful. Beneficial may be more applicable here 😜
@@ManySoulsOnePurpose yeah I know lol I was just trying to make a joke that turned out lousy 😅
쇼츠에 최적화된 교육내용입니다
외울때까지 무한반복
저는 한국인이지만 캘리포니아에서 태어나고 자랐습니다.
제발 정직하고 배려심 깊은 남편이 필요해요 제발
싱글이 되기에는 더 이상 젊지 않아요 ❤😢
@@Briana737 bot
캘리포니아 부럽다ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
@@Briana737No you must be rommance scammer find normal job
@@scottkim2615인터넷에 사기꾼많다..쉽게믿지마...조심해...
Thing is that words like delighted, ecstatic, furious, fantastic etc all actually have very specific meanings. They’re not just mere synonyms of “very x”.
I would love to have such a way of learning
To learn Japanese language 😮🎉
Your teaching style is awesome
The covering is making excitement
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And over 80% of it is derived from french and latin (which historically makes sense)
Similar to Chinese words in Japanese, Sanskrit in Thai
I was looking for your comment ! I always say to my friends that is it way easier for me to understand the “higher class” English, because they’re using so much French, old French and Latin derived words that basically didn’t changed at all, or just a little bit. Joyeux = Joyous / extravagant = extravagant
what ?
All these years that I always thought it was germanic in origin.
the French, was introduced into the language with the1066 Norman Conquest, over 500 years after the Anglo-Saxons
Man, actualy you made good videos about learning English
Very useful video!!
- Informative 😂
Informative 😂
Educational
😂
Useful ❤
The way, you teach makes us curious
Now i Just realize that...
Very big-Behemoth
Very angry-Outraged
Very happy-Pleased
Very fast-Galloping
Very ugly-Monstrous
Very beautiful-Magnificent
Very upset-Crazed
✨EXTRAS✨(Warning, if you don't want premium English, get out of here in an immediate.)
Very noisy-Rowdy
Very annoying-Bothersome
Very tasty-Luscious
Very happy: Excited ❎ Ecstatic ✅
Does Excited mean hamilated
@@AndreasAngesomhamilated? Also excited is uses much more than ecstatic
This video is Thoughtful😊
Carry on working like this! 😊❤ Some day your channel will be 🌐
My answers
Very big: huge
Very agry: livid/furious
Very happy: IDK
Very fast: swift?
Very ugly: hideous
Very beautiful: gorgeous
Very upset: depressed
英語難しすぎるよ〜😢
USヒップホップマジでハマってるから勉強したいけど難しいし習得に時間かかりそう
Read children's story books first.
Start from lowest grade level books. Get children's teaching tools. It's easy !
It is easier than Japanese. English only has 26 letters, not 3 different sets of characters.
@@nickol7841 But English has different sounds for different words, even with the same alphabetization... Why...
@@user-nz5ig7ge9z Don't forget all the vocabs and synonymn too
english is french :
Massive = massif
Furious = furieux
Ecstatic = extase
Rapid = rapide
Hideous = hideux
Gorgeous = we don't have similar for this one
Devastated = dévasté
Thank you so much for sharing.
The fact that most of us never heard of the word ecstatic pretty much describes the world we live in...
I'm "very happy today"
Ecstatic (learn English)
@@discopanzer6177 no
very massive
very furious
very ecstatic
Huge
Enraged
Blissful
@@TheYungStroker very huge
very enraged
very blissful
Continue this content I support you ❤👍
Very big = colossal
Very angry = enraged
Very happy = jubilant
Very fast = supersonic
Very ugly = grotesque
Very beautiful = radiant
Very upset = inconsolable
The car was going rapid lmaoo
The car was moving at a rapid speed
The car was rapid
@@Jeovaunihunter that vroom vroom went meeOOOWWWWooooEE
"Very ugly = YOUR MOM!!!!!" - Me at 6 am after pulling an allnighter
Right I’ve been up since 3 and am giggling hysterically at this for no reason
Very upset is something else that devastated 😂😂😂😂
Devastating is completely broken
Verry upset is being mad😂😂😂
No, it means no longer stable, because of negative emotions. Including being sad. Take his class. ;)
Being upset doesn't mean just mad or angry.
Very knowledgeable content 👌
I can't believe I'm saying this but WHAT ARE THOSE
Wdym THO.... O-M GOD 😱
"Bro is using the forgotten words"😂
*Bigly
*Hangry
*Winning
*Quick
*Rosie
*Ivanka
*Radical left
Very useful = jack Alexander
His legs😂
You are talking more about what he is wearing on his feet right ?
Yes🙃
😂😂😂
And then there’s me “I’M VERY ECSTATIC!” 😂😂
Very big = Huge
Very angry = Enraged
Very happy = Elated
Very fast = Swift
Very ugly = Grotesque
Very beautiful = Charming
Very upset = Exasperated
That pointer is really serving an important purpose
very big = voluminous
very angry = irate
very happy = elated
very fast = expeditious
very ugly = abhorrent
very beautiful = resplendent
very upset = distraught
I am devastated. I thought I were fluent at English, but I did not know a single of the words you used.
✨my version✨
very big: that’s what she said
very angry: ABSOLUTELY FUMING RN
very happy: not emo
very fast: not a turtle
very ugly: not ME
very beautiful: you
Old is Gold 😊😊😊
I'll go with Gold
😏
1. normal
2. Happy
3. Ecstatic
4. Manic
5. Angry
6. Enraged
7. Furious
8. Sad
9. Depressed
10. Miserable
😏
Very big - gigantic
Very angry - rageful
Very happy - elated
Very fast - swift
Very ugly - grotesque
Very beautiful - alluring
Very upset - perturbed.
Fun fact, "fast" if translated to french is "rapide" so to say "very fast" we say "très rapide", kinda funny how languages work
I dont know why I am watching this, Im American. I guess hes just that good of a teacher 😂😂❤❤
Bro's English is majestic
Those words only speak on volumes of character, not on the definition of looks❤😊
As a European, I can say that this bro made my day
1 huge
2 mad
3 happy
4 fast
5 pretty
6 sad
If this guy is my English teacher, i will love school way more than i usually do.
Very big - Hench
Very angry - Vexed
Very happy - Bear Haps
Very fast - Winged
Very Ugly - Butters
Very beautiful - Buff/Peng
Very Upset - Pissed
Massive does not relate to size or volume, it relates to mass and density.
Very big:extra large
Very angry:Rage
Very happy:man that was given a fish
Very fast:Speedrunner
Very ugly:no rizz
Very beautiful:100+ aura
Very upset:Womp womp
-Internet
Bro literally is giving words to a better sentence in a book. Thank you, now I can write my book better.
There is no such thing as "very beautiful", the word "beautiful" doesn't have comparison grades since "beautiful" it's already the highest graduation rank while providing with maximum quantity for the quality this specific adjective describes!
As a native English speaker, ive never said "ecstatic" in my whole life
Very intelligent = brilliant 👍🏻
No matter what is the change, the words with primarily Germanic root are the plight of an everyday low talk, whereas Latin-rooted words are the inhabitants of an elite ivory tower.
WHICH ID VERY APPROPRIATE.
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I understand every word, and I know em, how ever whenever I am talking english to someone, these words do not cross my mind.
I want you as teacher. You're gorgeous! (First time ever I use this word 😀) 😍
as a native english speaker i can confirm this is true.. even though nobody uses half of these words in every day speech (at least in america)
Very angry = fucking fuming
Im very angry about the bank holidays = im fucking fuming the pubs are shut
Thats the true british language