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B-E vs A-E car park - parking lot motorway-highway bookshop-bookstore form-blank last year student - senior first year student- freshman railway - railroad city - downtown producer - director break - recess mark-grade garden-yard cheque-check :D I've learned a lot from this video - thanks
In the video they said that a can and a tin were from different dialects,but one of Oxford books was said that a can was for something to drink and a tin was for something to eat.For example,a can of cola and a tin of olives or tomatoes
So useful video I know some vocabulary mom/mum in american vs british and calendar/diary and pal/mate and candy/sweets and cookie/biscuit and line/ queue and italian ice/water ice
Voilà ceux que je connais mais perso j'utilise aussi bien des mots anglais que américain, dans les mêmes phrases cela peux porter à confusion. a torch = flashlight an aubergine = an egg-plant a pub = a bar a lorry = a truck a cinema = a movie theater a postman = a mailman a movie = a film mad = crazy
the movies= cinema yard= garden broiler = grill elementary school= junior school math= maths mail box= post box push-up= press-up layer cake= sandwich cake :D public school= state school coffee with cream= white coffee
I'm currently spending my year in France and I realised is, that I could really have done a lot more back when I had my french classes in Germany. You will get used to the grammatical structure and time forms pretty quickly, but man... the vocabulary part is real torture. I'm currently here for 5 months and I'm honestly on a pretty good level in comparison to others of my agegroup, but I still feel like a damn child when talking to other persons, especially when talking to my teachers on an academic level.
Lol, she really seems to be excited about speaking english and to imitate the accent and all, but if you consider to go into another country then you should note that the accent becomes normality after a short period. You will not be as excited about it anymore, it's like speaking your own language, people use language to articulate, not to express themselves artistically.
Hallo, Maria. Wow, cool video. thanks for sharing language and culture. Very interesting. I am still thinking about the complex work that our vocal articulators have to do for producing language sounds. Precisely, yesterday I was listening a song on may way home by bus. I could identify that the Spanish singer pronounce an "a" sound very different depending on the others sunds around it. Oral production is a fascinating universe! Greetings from Mexico, Practical English by Ruben: rube971.wixsite.com/englishcourse/portfolio
a superb video, I have reviewed my vocabulary.
here are some slangs:
British: lorry - American: truck
diary - calender
dressing gown - bathrobe
tap- faucet
full stop - period
cinema - movie theater
parcel - package
cooker - stove
pudding - dessert
phone box - phone booth
maize - corn
roundels - donuts
nappy - diaper
the telly - television
chemist - drugstore
draught - draft
braces - suspenders
ice lolly - popsicle
treacle - molasses
bonnet - hood
high street - main street
aubergine - eggplant
cab - taxi
torch - flashlight
postcode - zip code
herb - curb
mark - grade
cot - crib
post - mail
oh thank you ☺
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wow...it seems to be like i will need two years of study in addition :/
B-E vs A-E
car park - parking lot
motorway-highway
bookshop-bookstore
form-blank
last year student - senior
first year student- freshman
railway - railroad
city - downtown
producer - director
break - recess
mark-grade
garden-yard
cheque-check
:D
I've learned a lot from this video - thanks
In the video they said that a can and a tin were from different dialects,but one of Oxford books was said that a can was for something to drink and a tin was for something to eat.For example,a can of cola and a tin of olives or tomatoes
Hello! I love videos like this and your vlog in general! Thank you so much!
And this is my British and American slang vocabulary list.
British terms (slang - usual word):
Fortnight - Two weeks;
The Fuzz - Police, policemen;
Gander - Look around;
Gobsmacked - Delighted;
Gormless, cheeky - Impolite;
Grub - Food;
Hiya - Hello;
Hunky-dory - It`s ok;
Kip - Sleep;
Mate - Friend;
Naff - So so;
Bloke - Guy;
Ace - Perfect;
Barmy - Mad;
Gaffer - Boss;
Blinding - Fantastic;
Numpty - Unwise person;
Bomb - Something very good, expensive or fast;
Bung - Throw something away;
Anorak - A person weirdly interested in something;
Brill - Cool;
Blinding - Fantastic;
Gutted - Disappointed;
Bottle - Bravery;
Skive - Lazy;
Wonky - Not right;
Blatant - Obviously;
Ivories - Teeth, piano keys, or dice;
Skint - Without money, bankrupt;
Spawny - Lucky;
Tosh - Nonsense;
Knackered - Exhausted;
Dodgy - Suspicious;
Reckon - Consider, think;
Brolly - Umbrella.
American terms:
Bogus - Fake;
Noob - New, green, inexperienced;
Swag - Style;
A buck - American dollar;
Chill - Relax;
Dude - Guy;
Bro - Friend;
Ride - Car;
Legit, tight, sick - Excellent;
Creeper - An unpleasantly person;
Knock - To speak negatively;
Trash - Destruction;
Props - Proper respect.
She is looking really fun and energic!
This women is so hyperactive hahah
very nice video
Raphael хочу такую аватарку.)
lol I also trying to answer them^^
-proud of my own self somehow since English wasn't my mother language ~ lol-
So useful video I know some vocabulary mom/mum in american vs british and calendar/diary and pal/mate and candy/sweets and cookie/biscuit and line/ queue and italian ice/water ice
Awww the British guy has such a cute little accent. 🙌🏻🌸
Actually, many people in London would say „tube“ instead of „underground“.
it also can be MARK - GRADE, FILM - MOVIE
I love this video!😃💖
zuzolka cinema - movie theater
Voilà ceux que je connais mais perso j'utilise aussi bien des mots anglais que américain, dans les mêmes phrases cela peux porter à confusion.
a torch = flashlight
an aubergine = an egg-plant
a pub = a bar
a lorry = a truck
a cinema = a movie theater
a postman = a mailman
a movie = a film
mad = crazy
Torch = flashlight?
Solo me concentré en la viejita de atrás:-P
Is she Russian?
Yes Maria is Russian-Swiss!
+EF International Languatge ff Campuses y 🍈
Бексултан Аскарбеков Well, that explains a lot...
Yes, she has very strong accent
the movies= cinema
yard= garden
broiler = grill
elementary school= junior school
math= maths
mail box= post box
push-up= press-up
layer cake= sandwich cake :D
public school= state school
coffee with cream= white coffee
Ilhem Bench
Nice vide! +1 like (and comment i guess) ! :D
"garbage."
"Trash!"
"No, thats american"
OHHHHHHHH
i like these blog. keep do it, please
Good! thank you.
Awesome video!!! thanks a lot!!!
Very stroung rushn accent.[I tried to imitate Russian accent ]
We will need a serie of those videos only for spanish diferencies between each country.
Very cool
Very efficient video 👏
I'm currently spending my year in France and I realised is, that I could really have done a lot more back when I had my french classes in Germany. You will get used to the grammatical structure and time forms pretty quickly, but man... the vocabulary part is real torture. I'm currently here for 5 months and I'm honestly on a pretty good level in comparison to others of my agegroup, but I still feel like a damn child when talking to other persons, especially when talking to my teachers on an academic level.
omg i can understand all that they said :))
shop/store
check/bill
second-last name/surname
the word "bark" has two different meanings
should i speak british english or american english???
I'm not British nor American, but I knew some of these words
Thank you very much - Thanks a bunch ?
Congratulations - Kudos ?
I'm not sure...
Am I the only italian here?😲
No
emma 2002 No :)
No
muy bueno very good
cool video is interesting
Good
Legal ter legendado em português. I like
colleague/coworker
Me Ajudem por favor agradeço quero aprender o inglês, não sei por onde começar, obrigada
challenges is questions easy.
Ali Abrahim yes but I am learn very much with this video I don't speak English yet
Me ajudem por favor quero aprender o inglês, não sei onde começar, obrigada
postbox-plaster-chemist’s-soft drink
Russian accentttt...I think she was born in slavish country and then started learning American english.
British English vs American English
Ta = Thank you
ÑññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññÑñññññññññññññññññññññññññññññ
RUSSIA IS AMAISING
Are there someone from mexico?
Maria is Russian, right?
Beautiful Girl
Maria
Lol, she really seems to be excited about speaking english and to imitate the accent and all, but if you consider to go into another country then you should note that the accent becomes normality after a short period. You will not be as excited about it anymore, it's like speaking your own language, people use language to articulate, not to express themselves artistically.
youve got more of a northern accent. cool video
Какой сильный акцент у девушки, что за рунглиш
store - shop
Британский против американского - это как вологодский против московского. Я так думаю..
Are there someone from russia?
Hallo, Maria. Wow, cool video. thanks for sharing language and culture. Very interesting. I am still thinking about the complex work that our vocal articulators have to do for producing language sounds. Precisely, yesterday I was listening a song on may way home by bus. I could identify that the Spanish singer pronounce an "a" sound very different depending on the others sunds around it. Oral production is a fascinating universe! Greetings from Mexico, Practical English by Ruben: rube971.wixsite.com/englishcourse/portfolio
Foi. Um dos melhor ppresl .. Lula*+
La revolución rusa.
flat (apartment
TAXI = CAB
Im going to Riding a horse.
Im going Horseback riding
from djbouti that was usefull in language
Get a real job lady
что за баба?