Interactive English We're actually pronouncing NESTLÉ with an "ey" sound on the last part here in the Philippines. Lol. This helps a lot. Thanks! Waiting for more videos. God bless! 😊
Nice and all --- I speak English with an accent, and believe me some words I cannot pronounce -right or wrong or one way or the other I just cannot get rid of my accent.
Hi Antoinette. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. Reducing an accent can be challenging and certainly take time. If this is something you're interested in doing, perhaps start with one sound that you've identified and really work on that. However, I think accents are common and as long as you can communicate with others, it's perfectly fine to have an accent. When I speak Spanish, I've always been told I have a thick accent. At first, I wanted to lose the accent, but now I've decided it's just a part of who I am. Hope you have a wonderful weekend. 😃👍
@@InteractiveEng Yes, that is how I study English "with one sound" at a time. I'll stay tunned, love to attend your "classroom" . I want to grow with my vocabulary and pronunciation. Have a great day.
Learning these Brands vocabs brings me almost to america. Thanks a bunch for it. As you both like travelling, hope to see you in Madagascar one day. Your lessons are the most helpfull!!!! thank you!!!!
In an ideal world, at the end of the presentation of each brand, 1. Wes would pronounce the name very slowly, then 2. Ioana at a higher speed and finally 3. Wes at a normal speed.
Oh my good i like the way she pronounce French brand she is good at it...and honestly she is pretty remind of my co-worker that i loved so much she look like her from Mexico :)..we want to see u more and more plz:D
1. I had seen this lesson when I didn't write a comment. It's a useful lesson as the brands are written in the same way in every country, but their pronunciation is very different. Coke has a diphthong 'ou'! 2. I used to like to drink a glass of the jack on the rocks or vodka on the rock or Pernod on the rock.
Thanks for commenting and subscribing. 👍 We're glad you enjoy our lessons. And the correct pronunciation of Le Creuset would be luh-CROO-zay. However, many Americans would likely pronounce it lay-cruh-set. 😂
Thanks Brenda! We appreciate your comment. We're glad you find our lessons useful. Nike is always one of our favorite brands as well. That reminds me...I need a new pair of shoes. 😄 And we really hope to visit Mexico some day. We've heard many wonderful things.
Hyundai is a major auto brand back here in India. In all the advertisements which comes out in native tongue, it's written H-you-ndaai. (There is no yoo, just yu). In the advertisement voiceovers where ine can hear the English there again it's the same way, h-you-ndaai. Sure, the company got a say in this and it got to be that way. But what are you saying.
I'm from Brazil and speak brazilian portuguese. I listen some americans and I don't understand very well what they say, but others, on contrary, I understand almost everything. When you speak, I understand almost everything, because you have a very nice pronunciation. Then, I wonder if It's because the state you are from. What state in US, are you from? You channel is very very very nice.
Thanks for commenting Luciano! I grew up along the East coast and Ioana spent much of her time in California. What you're describing is very common. When I taught in America, I often had students tell me they understand just about everything in class, but once they go out into the street they understand very little. This is mostly due to frequent word reductions, slang, idioms, and other nuances native speakers may tend to use. I've been teaching English for about 12 years now, so I think naturally I've learned to articulate a bit more. Just keep practicing (especially your listening) and you'll continue improving. We're glad you enjoy our lessons. Have a great weekend! 😃 👍
When you got to Chevrolet , I realized that many words used in English, which end in T are pronounced that way. Take “ricochet” as an example, I can’t think of any other word right now, but I’m pretty sure I’ve heard many. Maybe there’s a phonetic rule for that we need to look into? Could you please make a video on it, once you’ve figured it out? Thanks in advance, and greetings from El Salvador.
Hey Leo. Thanks for your comment. You're absolutely right. There are many words that end in a silent T. Other words like "depot" or "cabaret" also fall in that category. I think some of the words have a French origin, but I'm not positive about that. But that's a great idea. We'll look into doing a pronunciation lessons about that. 😃👍
Interactive English thanks for promptly replying my comment. I kind of agree with you. I think they’re called borrowing, and many of these words may have a French origin, which would probably explain the silent T.
Thanks for your comment Mustafa! We're glad you enjoyed the lesson. We'll make some more fun pronunciation lesson in the future. And per your request, we'll make some more speaking videos as well. 😉
A little info about Chevrolet for you. Swiss race car driver and automotive engineer Louis Chevrolet co-founded the Chevrolet Motor Company in Detroit on November 3, 1911 with William C. Durant and investment partners William Little (maker of the Little automobile), former Buick owner James H. Whiting, Dr. Edwin R. Campbell (son-in-law of Durant) and in 1912 R. S. McLaughlin CEO of General Motors in Canada. And Chevrolet Motor Division is owned by General Motors.
No problem. I forgot to mention the Chevy bow tie. Louis Chevrolet saw a similar looking design on some wallpaper while staying in a hotel and decided to use it.
The sound o in Coke is not actually pronounced as a long o because then it would still sound as /ko:k/, instead it's pronounced with a diphthong /ou/. So, it's not a short or a long o, it's a diphthong.
Talking about English pronunciation, my friend once asked why the English people find it so hard to spell their words. He claimed it was rather a misspelled words not that I'm mispronouncing it.
I grew up in Michigan where Chevrolet was born. We used to call the derisively "shove it" because they broke down a lot. This was in the 1970s. It was local thing to that time period.
I often drink coffee everyday and I like "Nestle" brand. In Myanmar, we normally pronounce it "Ness". Thanks for correcting our misspronounced names. But in Myanmar coffee shop, if I order Nestle coffee with the correct pronunciation, the waiter will ask me again like this "What did u say? or sorry what?" LOL ;)
Wow...thanks for sharing! 👍 It's interesting how countries around the world use different pronunciation for such well-known products and brands. That's good to know in case we visit Myanmar. We also drink Nestle coffee. 😉
Hello, that was a great effort on your part and thumbs up to you. But, how about the names keeping them original ? Very informative and keep up the great job.
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Great video, thank you very much for it. I really would like you to create a series of videos about how to become an advanced one in English ( American one : D)
In my whole life I mispronounced Hyundai ! My favorite brand from this video is H&M (beautiful and cheaper), and my last favorite is stella artois (bad quality I think so). Thank you for the lesson!!!
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Thanks for sharing with us! Samsung is great brand. I used to live in South Korea, so I'm very familiar with the company. I think my next cellphone might be a Samsung. We'll see. 😉
I'm native in Mandarin Chinese, and it always confuses me why Americans would pronounce Huawei as 'Wah-way', because in its original Mandarin Chinese pronunciation (华Hua 为Wei) is straight Hwa-way with the H. I'm not sure if the Americans first consulted some Cantonese speakers on the pronunciation, because in Cantonese its name would've been pronounced as 'Wah-wai', but hey it's a Mainland Chinese company with the vast majority of its presence in Mandarin - speaking regions. Even its hometown, Shenzhen, is a Mandarin-exclave in an otherwise Cantonese speaking province. So I would say let's just go with the Mandarin pronunciation. Again just remember: the H at the beginning is NOT silent! Just pronounce it exactly as how it is spelled! Don't overthink! It is Hhhhhhh-hwa-way!🤣🤣🤣
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Interactive English FedEx :))
Nice. We like using FedEx as well, especially if we're sending something important. 🙂
Interactive English zote soap! XD
Interactive English We're actually pronouncing NESTLÉ with an "ey" sound on the last part here in the Philippines. Lol. This helps a lot. Thanks! Waiting for more videos. God bless! 😊
Interactive English Tommy Hilfiger and Levi’s
Your videos really help me enhancing my spoken English. Now I sound like native speakers. Obliged
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OMG this is awesome!!
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7:37 Chevrolet was the company's founder, an immigrant from Switzerland.
Excellent video for non-native English speakers. Well done!
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I will definitely share this link with my corporate trainees and students (India). Have a good day to you too!
Your videos are amazing!
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Nice and all --- I speak English with an accent, and believe me some words I cannot pronounce -right or wrong or one way or the other I just cannot get rid of my accent.
Hi Antoinette. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. Reducing an accent can be challenging and certainly take time. If this is something you're interested in doing, perhaps start with one sound that you've identified and really work on that. However, I think accents are common and as long as you can communicate with others, it's perfectly fine to have an accent. When I speak Spanish, I've always been told I have a thick accent. At first, I wanted to lose the accent, but now I've decided it's just a part of who I am. Hope you have a wonderful weekend. 😃👍
@@InteractiveEng Yes, that is how I study English "with one sound" at a time. I'll stay tunned, love to attend your "classroom" . I want to grow with my vocabulary and pronunciation. Have a great day.
It is nice to learn from actual teachers,, thank you very much, you guys are amazing.
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Hey there! Your French accent is actually pretty good 😊
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i really love you videos, there are really helpfully. Thanks a lot and continues in this way.
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I'm italian and it's always so funny the way people from america pronunce the italian car brand Lamborghini😂
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I worked for Samsung for 8 years, you got the right pronunciation, the same way we learned to pronounce in the Samsung’s training.
Thanks Claudemir. I think living in South Korea helped me perfect my pronunciation of Samsung. 😉👍
You two are just amazing, god bless u both!! Quiet informative, come with more brands, and other interesting things!! bye
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Could you please make a video of numbers? Like some complicated number 108,586 or 30,000,456 something like that
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Useful Numbers: ua-cam.com/video/hVSIpMqoS78/v-deo.html
What is the correct pronunciation of imarflex brand.
TO BE FRANK I WAS NOT AWARE OF SOME BRANDS PRONOUNCIATION......THANK U SO MUCH FOR A LOVELY LESSON
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Very useful!
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Learning these Brands vocabs brings me almost to america. Thanks a bunch for it. As you both like travelling, hope to see you in Madagascar one day. Your lessons are the most helpfull!!!! thank you!!!!
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Very nice.
Helped me a lot.
Can you please make a video for top 10 to 20 male or female names pronunciations?
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In an ideal world, at the end of the presentation of each brand, 1. Wes would pronounce the name very slowly, then 2. Ioana at a higher speed and finally 3. Wes at a normal speed.
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Thanks for this valuable video as it helps me a lot to improve my language skill
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Always perfect. I owe you one
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I like your way to teach I'm big fan of you... Keep sharing such wonderful videos...
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Great tips 😎
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You're great thanks for this information❤
Of Yemen 🇾🇪
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Thank you 🙏 for making the awesome videos who want to improve their English.
this is the most enjoyable lesson million thank for these vid pleas we need more and more like this vid.
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nice teaching
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Useful video ....thanks ..from india
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Oh my good i like the way she pronounce French brand she is good at it...and honestly she is pretty remind of my co-worker that i loved so much she look like her from Mexico :)..we want to see u more and more plz:D
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My favorite is Lacoste
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pls explain how to use some verbs with prepositions/ second word...one I cant understand is take for grant
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Cool video!!!
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Thanks so much for your video, i love it
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Thanks
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Thanks a lot
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you guys are awesome! just keep it up 🙌👏👋
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1. I had seen this lesson when I didn't write a comment. It's a useful lesson as the brands are written in the same way in every country, but their pronunciation is very different. Coke has a diphthong 'ou'! 2. I used to like to drink a glass of the jack on the rocks or vodka on the rock or Pernod on the rock.
Great to hear from you Kati. Thanks for checking out the lesson. And one of my favorite drinks is whiskey on the rocks. 😋
@@InteractiveEng ---used to be---unfortunately.
Love for you
Both of you speak floquently.
Mizan
Dhaka' Bangladesh
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Thanks for this lesson, there were some brand names I knew wrongly
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I'm enjoying watching your videos and my american boyfriend is happy, he said i'm showing interest to learn and speak american language correctly😍😍😍
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New subscriber here! I like your channel so much. How would you pronounce Le Creuset?
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Tommy, he'll figure XD
LOL...Love it! 😅
Hi guys, you are amazing and your videos really help me to improve my English. My favorite brand is Nike. Saludos desde México.
Thanks Brenda! We appreciate your comment. We're glad you find our lessons useful. Nike is always one of our favorite brands as well. That reminds me...I need a new pair of shoes. 😄 And we really hope to visit Mexico some day. We've heard many wonderful things.
Hyundai is a major auto brand back here in India. In all the advertisements which comes out in native tongue, it's written
H-you-ndaai. (There is no yoo, just yu). In the advertisement voiceovers where ine can hear the English there again it's the same way, h-you-ndaai. Sure, the company got a say in this and it got to be that way. But what are you saying.
My favorite brand which is not included in the list is McDonald.
A lot of us Filipinos tend to mispronounce that.
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I'm from Brazil and speak brazilian portuguese. I listen some americans and I don't understand very well what they say, but others, on contrary, I understand almost everything. When you speak, I understand almost everything, because you have a very nice pronunciation. Then, I wonder if It's because the state you are from. What state in US, are you from? You channel is very very very nice.
Thanks for commenting Luciano! I grew up along the East coast and Ioana spent much of her time in California. What you're describing is very common. When I taught in America, I often had students tell me they understand just about everything in class, but once they go out into the street they understand very little. This is mostly due to frequent word reductions, slang, idioms, and other nuances native speakers may tend to use. I've been teaching English for about 12 years now, so I think naturally I've learned to articulate a bit more. Just keep practicing (especially your listening) and you'll continue improving. We're glad you enjoy our lessons. Have a great weekend! 😃 👍
Interactive English god you're english is good.
I enjoyed the brands words
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When you got to Chevrolet , I realized that many words used in English, which end in T are pronounced that way. Take “ricochet” as an example, I can’t think of any other word right now, but I’m pretty sure I’ve heard many. Maybe there’s a phonetic rule for that we need to look into? Could you please make a video on it, once you’ve figured it out? Thanks in advance, and greetings from El Salvador.
Hey Leo. Thanks for your comment. You're absolutely right. There are many words that end in a silent T. Other words like "depot" or "cabaret" also fall in that category. I think some of the words have a French origin, but I'm not positive about that. But that's a great idea. We'll look into doing a pronunciation lessons about that. 😃👍
Interactive English thanks for promptly replying my comment. I kind of agree with you. I think they’re called borrowing, and many of these words may have a French origin, which would probably explain the silent T.
Sir, I would like to request you to make a lesson of some foreign words.
Actually I have a lot of problems in pronunciation.
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How do you say Puma shoes?
Some times i wonder my self coz every channel i try to subscribe
I already. Subed 😂
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It's 60th Day of Lockdown due to corona and to my surprise I found Corona here as well. 12:53
Could you please send me how to pronounce Enchanteur
That was awesome! Thanks...
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A little info about Chevrolet for you. Swiss race car driver and automotive engineer Louis Chevrolet co-founded the Chevrolet Motor Company in Detroit on November 3, 1911 with William C. Durant and investment partners William Little (maker of the Little automobile), former Buick owner James H. Whiting, Dr. Edwin R. Campbell (son-in-law of Durant) and in 1912 R. S. McLaughlin CEO of General Motors in Canada. And Chevrolet Motor Division is owned by General Motors.
Thanks for sharing with us Ben! It's always good to learn about the origin of words (in this case brand names). Have a great day! 😃
No problem. I forgot to mention the Chevy bow tie. Louis Chevrolet saw a similar looking design on some wallpaper while staying in a hotel and decided to use it.
The sound o in Coke is not actually pronounced as a long o because then it would still sound as /ko:k/, instead it's pronounced with a diphthong /ou/. So, it's not a short or a long o, it's a diphthong.
In Holland we peonounce the word Huawei
“ Huwa- Wei (like in Ein: german for 1)
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Talking about English pronunciation, my friend once asked why the English people find it so hard to spell their words. He claimed it was rather a misspelled words not that I'm mispronouncing it.
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please make a video on the basis of daily using words
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Thanks So Much ❤ ❤ 👍👍
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I grew up in Michigan where Chevrolet was born. We used to call the derisively "shove it" because they broke down a lot. This was in the 1970s. It was local thing to that time period.
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great video.excellent .but i think you guys should pause a little bit and repeat the words louder
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I favorite brand is Levi's because is so good and the price is reasonable.
Thanks for sharing with us Gil. I'm a big fan of Levi's as well. In fact, I'm wearing some right now. 😉
Is there a video teaching how to order drinks? Like different wine?
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I often drink coffee everyday and I like "Nestle" brand. In Myanmar, we normally pronounce it "Ness". Thanks for correcting our misspronounced names. But in Myanmar coffee shop, if I order Nestle coffee with the correct pronunciation, the waiter will ask me again like this "What did u say? or sorry what?" LOL ;)
Wow...thanks for sharing! 👍 It's interesting how countries around the world use different pronunciation for such well-known products and brands. That's good to know in case we visit Myanmar. We also drink Nestle coffee. 😉
Hello, that was a great effort on your part and thumbs up to you. But, how about the names keeping them original ? Very informative and keep up the great job.
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Great video, thank you very much for it. I really would like you to create a series of videos about how to become an advanced one in English ( American one : D)
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@@InteractiveEng thank you so much.
thanx guys
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Fiat, apple, Harshly, jack and jones..
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Is Chevrolet a Franch word?
Brands:
IkEA
Nutella
Coke
Tommy Hilifiger
Nike
Adidas
Sephora
Porsche
Louis vittoun
Samsung
Versace
CHEVROLET
Stella
Adobe
Anthropologie
Huawei
Levi's
Budweiser
H&M
Jack Daniel's
Nestle
Nestle quicj
Corona
Hi WES my Favorite brand name is ' NIKE'. with lots of love from India
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That works when you go to the other countries
In your country it works better if you do like everyone do.
I'll wait sir please make this video
How'd yuh pronounce Audi, Salomon, Deuter, Heineken?
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@@InteractiveEng that's awesome!
In Chinese , Nike is called “nai ke”, so that’s why some people pronounce it nai ke.
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12:53 Don't click to view this timestamp.
My favorite one is the NESTLÉ.
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In my whole life I mispronounced Hyundai !
My favorite brand from this video is H&M (beautiful and cheaper), and my last favorite is stella artois (bad quality I think so).
Thank you for the lesson!!!
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I like H&M because there affordable and fashionable😍😍
Proud of Hua wei.
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Hello sir hey what's up mam I subscribed your channel and watched few videos which is helping wow thanks I am following you people on Facebook as well
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This is going very well this is very interesting
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Worcestershire Sauce because its awesome! In England we'd pronounce it Wuster Sher Sauce, or just Wuster Sauce.
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I wish I could gain your accent soon thanks a lot for your great effort
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And if u r uncertain about the Coke pronunciation just ask for a Pepsi. Love your videos. Thank u, guys and keep up with the good work :)
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Sorry, guys, you are still mispronouncing Porsche: It's about that last "e", it's more like eh not ah :)
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You got me on Hyundai😅
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Where are you guys from?
We're from the US, but right now we live in Europe. Where are you from? 😃
+Interactive English I'm from El Salvador, I thought you were Latins.
Hi, awesome teachers, I am so glad to join your classes, and you have a Huawei, actually, I am also proud of this brand because I come from China;
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Nutella is actually NEW-TELLA
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Gibson - they make the bestest guitars on the planet.
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'Damensch' is my favorite!!!
Thanks for your efforts.
My favourite brand is Samsung because I often watch you at my cell phone. Its brand is Samsung.
Thanks for sharing with us! Samsung is great brand. I used to live in South Korea, so I'm very familiar with the company. I think my next cellphone might be a Samsung. We'll see. 😉
Hi thanks for your help 😜😜😜
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Thanks Ta Cheers. I am the most polite kid in the world.
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Omg.Social Distortion,my favourite band
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Please, more speaking practice videos...
I'm native in Mandarin Chinese, and it always confuses me why Americans would pronounce Huawei as 'Wah-way', because in its original Mandarin Chinese pronunciation (华Hua 为Wei) is straight Hwa-way with the H. I'm not sure if the Americans first consulted some Cantonese speakers on the pronunciation, because in Cantonese its name would've been pronounced as 'Wah-wai', but hey it's a Mainland Chinese company with the vast majority of its presence in Mandarin - speaking regions. Even its hometown, Shenzhen, is a Mandarin-exclave in an otherwise Cantonese speaking province. So I would say let's just go with the Mandarin pronunciation.
Again just remember: the H at the beginning is NOT silent! Just pronounce it exactly as how it is spelled! Don't overthink! It is Hhhhhhh-hwa-way!🤣🤣🤣
2.59 her smile ❣️
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