Vaṇakkam! I didn't think this would be a very interesting video at first but it turned out there were several terms and differences I was completely unaware of. In the US, we just differentiate between city buses and intercity buses. I've heard of traveling by "coach," but I don't think I heard it here. (Here we also say "in coach," meaning the cheaper seats on a train. Also never heard of "touching in," even though we do have bus cards. (Known as "Orca Cards" where I live) 😀
Hello! That's super cool. Yeah I can imagine that it might have seemed simple from the title of the video, but there's lots of little nuances that even I wasn't aware of, for example, 'westbound' and 'eastbound'. That's absolutely right! I've mentioned coach and a lot of my international friends didn't understand what I was referring to. Ohh I didn't know that you say coach for cheaper seats on a train. We call sections of a train as 'carriage' here! If you were to 'touch in', what would you guys say in the US?
Hi, I'm from SEOUL Korea, thaks for your video, and I always wonder How Indian study English as they grow up, Is there any special SECRETS? Please let me know^^
Listen, listen, listen. Even try to listen to just sounds and cadence, and not worry about meaning. Babies spend hours and hours every day before they understand anything. But we forget how to listen and need to relearn it sometimes!
hey! There are lots of ways you can develop, and like another viewer @sazji commented, immersing yourself in the language is a good first step. For example, watching British TV shows, watching UK news and listening to podcasts can really help. There are many other techniques, maybe I should make a video about it!
Hello Anpu Owner, I saw your UA-cam channel, you upload very nice videos on your channel. I have watched all the videos and noticed that all the videos are beautiful. But your channel has many problems. If you don't fix the problem then your video will not get video views organically. Because the UA-cam algorithm works on key words, but there is no key word in your channel! Sir, if you do SEO completely then every video will get more views than the views you get sir. Doing SEO will help your video reach the right people and the views will increase constantly. If you want to do SEO on your channel, I can help. I am an SEO expert. Thank you, have a nice day
You live in abroad that's why you speak English fluency if you dare to speak your mother tongue Language for 3 years then you must forget those words and pronunciation I have an guarantee 😂 don't teach us
Thank you thank you thank you for making this video❤❤❤
You're so welcome! I had a lot of fun making it! ❤
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Vaṇakkam! I didn't think this would be a very interesting video at first but it turned out there were several terms and differences I was completely unaware of.
In the US, we just differentiate between city buses and intercity buses. I've heard of traveling by "coach," but I don't think I heard it here. (Here we also say "in coach," meaning the cheaper seats on a train. Also never heard of "touching in," even though we do have bus cards. (Known as "Orca Cards" where I live) 😀
Hello! That's super cool. Yeah I can imagine that it might have seemed simple from the title of the video, but there's lots of little nuances that even I wasn't aware of, for example, 'westbound' and 'eastbound'.
That's absolutely right! I've mentioned coach and a lot of my international friends didn't understand what I was referring to. Ohh I didn't know that you say coach for cheaper seats on a train. We call sections of a train as 'carriage' here! If you were to 'touch in', what would you guys say in the US?
I love your videos Anpu.
Thanks so much!!
hi anpu i just found your channel i like it!
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Hi, I'm from SEOUL Korea, thaks for your video, and I always wonder How Indian study English as they grow up, Is there any special SECRETS? Please let me know^^
He's a Sri lankan and was perhaps born in UK.
Welcome Back ♡♡
Thanks!!
Interesting video and I would like to give you a little tip: move yourself less during the video!😅
thanks! and haha I'll try not to.
watching from tamilnadu, bro i cant ble to speak english in your accent. how to develop
Listen, listen, listen. Even try to listen to just sounds and cadence, and not worry about meaning. Babies spend hours and hours every day before they understand anything. But we forget how to listen and need to relearn it sometimes!
hey! There are lots of ways you can develop, and like another viewer @sazji commented, immersing yourself in the language is a good first step. For example, watching British TV shows, watching UK news and listening to podcasts can really help. There are many other techniques, maybe I should make a video about it!
Analyse the accent of Ali Abdaal (The UA-camr)
Hello Anpu Owner,
I saw your UA-cam channel, you upload very nice videos on your channel. I have watched all the videos and noticed that all the videos are beautiful. But your channel has many problems. If you don't fix the problem then your video will not get video views organically. Because the UA-cam algorithm works on key words, but there is no key word in your channel! Sir, if you do SEO completely then every video will get more views than the views you get sir. Doing SEO will help your video reach the right people and the views will increase constantly. If you want to do SEO on your channel, I can help. I am an SEO expert. Thank you, have a nice day
You live in abroad that's why you speak English fluency if you dare to speak your mother tongue Language for 3 years then you must forget those words and pronunciation I have an guarantee 😂 don't teach us