I LOVE HIS VIDEOS BECAUSE THEY ARE AMAZING AND CAN GIVE YOU TONS OF ADVICE AND EXEMPLES , very nice love his video and his cool english accent and he is right as well about the app.
Totally agree. I used to like Duolingo, but I have dyslexia and with the sentences in Spanish, which is my native language, it really made everything confusing for me because I started mixing Spanish and English in my brain, like (Spanglish) 😅 so I noticed that and stopped, although I must say that winning the little bird cups kept me motivated. 😂
Hi Lewis!! I really liked this video. Very interesting. Greetings from Chile :) Now I will teach you how to say "popcorn" in each Hispanic American country. In some countries the name varies depending on the area or city. Argentina = Pochoclo, Pororó, Pururú, Pipoca, Ancua, Rosita. Bolivia = Pipoca, Pororó Chile = Cabritas, Palomitas Colombia = Crispetas, Maiz Pira. Costa Rica = Palomitas de Maiz or Palomitas Cuba = Rositas de Maiz Ecuador = Canguil El Salvador = Popcorn, Palomitas de Maiz or Palomitas Guatemala = Poporopo Honduras = Palomitas de Maiz Mexico = Palomitas, Palomitas de Maiz, Palomas, Crispetas. Nicaragua = Palomitas de Maiz. Paraguay = Pororó Panamá = Millo, Popcorn, Palomitas de Maiz Perú = Canchita or Cancha, Palomitas de Maiz, Porcor Republica Dominicana = Cocalecas, Rosetas, Popcorn, Palomitas or Palomitas de Maiz. Uruguay = Pop, Pororó Venezuela = Cotufas.
Oh, that was a very interesting and beneficial episode! I love the tips you come up with-it feels like every word is worth considering as we learn new languages. And yes, you should challenge yourself with Arabic and Chinese, the benefits would be immense. Thanks a lot, Teacher Lewis, we've become much more insightful thanks to your advice. 🌻"
I loved when you said "speaking off the cuff"...first time I heard that... --> google to know the meaning...--> added to my vocabulary 👍 . Thank you Lewis
Thank you for the video. The Duolingo gives the possibility to learn the grammar-basis and to stay relatively fit in the language even if you leave not in the country. And Duolingo gives the possibility to write in foreign language. Duolingo guides you consistently through all important grammar topics. The Duolingo is only one very useful tool of many. Your UA-cam-channel is very useful too.
❤I Love you 💕 a lot😮 of your way to speak... because you don't stress the words say every single words completly why??? ... I would speak like you 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Lewis. Not sure that becoming fluent with Duolingo was ever their goal. I think the goal was to increase folk’s vocabulary and learn basic phrases with small pills every day - people know that. By the same token, watching your daily learning pills won’t make someone fluent either. Elsa Speak is for getting better at speaking.
I LOVE HIS VIDEOS BECAUSE THEY ARE AMAZING AND CAN GIVE YOU TONS OF ADVICE AND EXEMPLES , very nice love his video and his cool english accent and he is right as well about the app.
@@machiavelZongo thanks so much!
Totally agree. I used to like Duolingo, but I have dyslexia and with the sentences in Spanish, which is my native language, it really made everything confusing for me because I started mixing Spanish and English in my brain, like (Spanglish) 😅 so I noticed that and stopped, although I must say that winning the little bird cups kept me motivated. 😂
Haha 100% - credit where it’s due, it can be addictive and the cartoon animations of the bird are petty cool
Hi Lewis!!
I really liked this video. Very interesting.
Greetings from Chile :)
Now I will teach you how to say "popcorn" in each Hispanic American country.
In some countries the name varies depending on the area or city.
Argentina = Pochoclo, Pororó, Pururú, Pipoca, Ancua, Rosita.
Bolivia = Pipoca, Pororó
Chile = Cabritas, Palomitas
Colombia = Crispetas, Maiz Pira.
Costa Rica = Palomitas de Maiz or Palomitas
Cuba = Rositas de Maiz
Ecuador = Canguil
El Salvador = Popcorn, Palomitas de Maiz or Palomitas
Guatemala = Poporopo
Honduras = Palomitas de Maiz
Mexico = Palomitas, Palomitas de Maiz, Palomas, Crispetas.
Nicaragua = Palomitas de Maiz.
Paraguay = Pororó
Panamá = Millo, Popcorn, Palomitas de Maiz
Perú = Canchita or Cancha, Palomitas de Maiz, Porcor
Republica Dominicana = Cocalecas, Rosetas, Popcorn, Palomitas or Palomitas de Maiz.
Uruguay = Pop, Pororó
Venezuela = Cotufas.
@@Nati__1987 awesome! Haha thanks for sharing
Oh, that was a very interesting and beneficial episode! I love the tips you come up with-it feels like every word is worth considering as we learn new languages. And yes, you should challenge yourself with Arabic and Chinese, the benefits would be immense. Thanks a lot, Teacher Lewis, we've become much more insightful thanks to your advice. 🌻"
@@raniaalsoud3523 haha one day I’ll do it! I wonder if anyone from Duolingo will see this 👀
You are spot on!
@@AÏCHAAMBAREK-p3m glad we see eye to eye
@@englishwithlewis Thanks for this new idiom 👍 and enjoy the rest of your day Lewis😉
I loved when you said "speaking off the cuff"...first time I heard that... --> google to know the meaning...--> added to my vocabulary 👍 . Thank you Lewis
@@tibonorman Woop! Glad you learned some new phrases too
Thank you for the video.
The Duolingo gives the possibility to learn the grammar-basis and to stay relatively fit in the language even if you leave not in the country. And Duolingo gives the possibility to write in foreign language. Duolingo guides you consistently through all important grammar topics.
The Duolingo is only one very useful tool of many. Your UA-cam-channel is very useful too.
@@S_P-fg3mu thanks a lot! 😃
I think, Duolingo is one of the ways to practice the language) thanks for your video❤ it’s great!
@@ЛюдмилаГрибова-ч5й thank you very much
@@englishwithlewis😍
This video is fantastic with so many useful tips.❤❤❤
@@amiraratkovic2619 awesome thanks so much
I'm 426 straight days on Duolingo. I am improving little bit
@@MAris-br5rn good to hear!
❤I Love you 💕 a lot😮 of your way to speak... because you don't stress the words say every single words completly why??? ... I would speak like you 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Haha thanks a lot!
Thanks Lewis. Not sure that becoming fluent with Duolingo was ever their goal. I think the goal was to increase folk’s vocabulary and learn basic phrases with small pills every day - people know that. By the same token, watching your daily learning pills won’t make someone fluent either. Elsa Speak is for getting better at speaking.
@@meadow9 of course, the only way to get fluent is through immersion and constant practice, thank you
@ Indeed, thanks. 🙏
As a serious student of English I've never considered "Duolingo" as a useful tool.
Anyway, great video.
Yo tampoco
@@Hugo77579 thanks a lot
This video was sponsored by Duolingo. 🤣🤣🤣
@@miguelangel__cg haha clearly 😂