🤩Wow! This is the most encouraging comment I have read today ☺️. Thanks so much for your kind words. I just hit 12K subscribers and I am so happy and grateful to everyone for the support. One million is a long ways off, but if I could help that many people reach their English learning goals, I would be over the moon! 🤗
Hi Kamran ☺️. Thanks for your nice comment. I am glad you enjoyed this lesson and am extremely happy to hear that this video spoke to you 😉. Hang in there 💐. I wish you all the best! ✨
thank you!!! I am learning English and I was able to understand what you say. You use a very nice vocabulary, rhythm, and fluency. you´re a great teacher.
Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging comment, Gonzalo ☺️! I wish you all the best as you learn and improve your English. 😃 You've got this 🤩.
Hi dear. I'm an English learner I mean I started learning English last year.I really enjoy your teaching.please keep up teaching .I know the world is my oyster and finally I can speaking english fluently😉🤗🌹
Thank you for your lovely comment, Parnian ☺️. I love your positive attitude ✨. Yes, the world absolutely is your oyster and you can speak English fluently 🤩! Keep up the great work with your English studies. 🤗 You can do it!
Hi mam it's very useful video for me I was needed a great teacher for my English learning finally I found you I hope you will teach me English language I'm willing to learning English
Hello Meet K Music 🎶. Thank you for your lovely comment ☺️. Where there's a will, there's a way 😁. I hope my lessons will continue to help you improve your English ✨.
💃Thank you JeN！ Your jyugyo about encouragement was very iinteresting．All the expressions are useful and helpful in our daily conversation． I 've watched the lesson for six times in a row! I'm looking forward to watching your next llesson！ Till then．See you soon online．Ikuo Suenaga from Nagasaki，Japan．
Thank you Ikuo for your nice comment ☺️! Six times, wow !😃 I am so happy to read your lovely comment and to know that this lesson is helpful. 🤗 I wish you all the best ✨
Unfortunately no. I've only travelled in Canada, Japan, Korea, Egypt, Taiwan, and the USA... I still have many wonderful countries I wish to explore 🤗. Have you ever been to Canada? 🇨🇦
Magnificent expressions that have a true meaning👏🏼. We have some similar ones in our language, like "Don’t give up" = "No te rindas"" "Finger crossed" = "Crucemos los dedos" "You can do it "=" Tu puedes hacerlo" and some others with more or less the same meaning. I guess that most of us many times have had the opportunity to encourage some relative or friend in our environment. I think a great example of encouragement at the present time is that many rulers are doing their best shot to vaccinate as many people as possible in the shorter time they can. They are all following their dream because we all know that there´s a light at the end of the tunnel 🎆✨. Your way of teaching is a good example that you are following your dreams. Have a happy weekend. 🌹
Hi Santiago 🤗. I am so glad to heart that you enjoyed this lesson. Yes, the vaccine for COVID-19 is definitely the light at the end of this long, dark tunnel the world has been in for the past year!🤩 Thanks for sharing about similar expressions for encouragement in Spanish 👍🏻. I hope you had a great weekend and will have an amazing week ahead 💐.
Thank you Ms Jen for the encouragement, anyway i like the expressions; every cloud have a silver lining, you can count on me, finger crossing, sky's the limit, keep it up, you can do it, don't give up, you've got it, you almost done, I'm behind you and all.
You are so welcome, Rafiq ☺️. I am glad that you enjoyed learning these English expressions for encouragement, and I also sincerely hope that you will feel encouraged by them as you prepare for your IELTS exam and immigration process to Canada. 🇨🇦 💪
I might be stick around and go through your lessons, but It is really hard for me to do. There are lots of amazing videos there. I can't whach all of them in one day
When we are going for hiking in mountains i encourage my teammates, specially when some one say "When we reach to the point?" i keep saying "We almost there, we are so close, keep it up" :)
Hi dear teacher Jen😍😍😍 hope you're doing very well😊 Back to your question 😁now, actually it happened yesterday when a close friend needed a support, so, to encourage her I told her " I'm here for you no matter what! That what friends are for😊" 👭💗💗
I can remember some months ago, my son was in race, and about 30 meters before the end he fell fown, after that he got Up and I told him eyh come on don't give Up, you can do it, he cruised the meta in very bad situation but he got the third place
Thanks, Jimmy 😁. That's exactly what I was going for when I designed it 😉. I was trying to recreate the poster as best I could 😎. I'm so happy you noticed 🤩.
Hello Nimish 😎. Thanks for your request. Adjectives describe a noun such as a person, place, animal, or thing. Adjectives must go in front of the noun that they are describing or after the ‘be’ verb (am, are, is, was, were). Sometimes adjectives also come after sense verbs such as look, sound, smell, taste, and feel. Actually, I've already created a few lessons about adjectives which you might enjoy: Order of Adjectives in English: ua-cam.com/video/3GkzsvNDUys/v-deo.html How to Use -ED and -ING ending Adjectives in English: ua-cam.com/video/rxrRMrx7giQ/v-deo.html Good vs Well, Adjective vs Adverb: ua-cam.com/video/amPDs8EaJ-c/v-deo.html Sense Words: ua-cam.com/video/ncZ48XWC34w/v-deo.html Advanced English Lesson, Adjective + At Collocations: ua-cam.com/video/SkfQ5DUG2mk/v-deo.html I hope you'll find these helpful 🤗.
Do you want to hear some Dutch sayings and expressions? Try to figure out what they mean... (use Google translate and try to guess what it is?) 😅 1. Dat slaat als een tang op een varken. 2. Een kat in de zak kopen. 3. Iets kopen voor een appel en een ei. 4. Iemand met een kluitje in het riet sturen. 5. Van het kastje naar de muur. 6. Water naar de zee dragen. 7. Een slag om de arm. 8. Vinger aan de pols. 9. Het is honden weer. 10. In zak en as zitten.
Hi Jafeth 😁 Thanks for your very unique comment. I quickly input these expressions into Google translate, but the translations literally made no sense whatsoever 😅. My guess is that they are Dutch idioms, and idioms usually don't translate very well into other languages...
@@JeNsJyugyou you are absolutely right. If you translate it, it makes no sense. But these are the meanings: 1. That doesn’t make any sense. 2. Buying something for way too much. It was a bad deal. 3. When you buy something for an apple 🍏 and a egg 🥚, it means that you payed a very good price for something. It is a good deal. The product was very cheap. 4. Sending someone away with some kind of weak excuse. You want to get rid of that person for a while. 5. This happens when you don’t get what you want or ask. For example; you call the city hall to solve a problem, but they keep sending you to an other person, and that person transfers you to a thirty party and so on... you won’t reach your goal. 6. Bringing water towards the sea, means that you are very busy with useless work. Effort with no end to it. You’ll never finish it and it is pointless. 7. It means that you didn’t make a decision yet, you are thinking it over. Or you want to have something done, but you are not paying the whole amount at ones, you keep some money until the job is done or ready to your satisfaction. You say yes to something, but adding an exception to it. For example; We are going out to eat, except if I have to work. 8. Vinger on the pols means that you don’t give in. You make a stand and are observing and monitoring every step to make sure it will go the way you want it. 9. It’s doggy weather means that it is really bad weather (even a dog wouldn’t go outside in this weather). 10. This saying comes from the Bible, it means that you are very depressed. Don’t see a way out, are completely sad or mourning. Or you are extremely humble. (Dan. 9:3 So I turned my face to Jehovah the true God, entreating him in prayer, along with fasting and sackcloth and ashes.)
Hello madam, hope you will be doing well. Can we say in evening time ...I took a shower this morning. This morning is gone . So is this ok to say this morning?
Hello Sharifullah ☺️. I am doing well, thanks. I hope that everything going well with you also. In the evening you can absolutely say, "I took a shower this morning." 👍🏻 As you pointed out, this morning is finished and is in the past. Therefore you should use simple past to describe what happened earlier in the day.
i have encouraged someone thinking of my idle elon musk he is saying to me that when my 3 rockets are fail so did i give up and then he is saying to me u can do it come man prove them u can do anything or then in my mind a song come a fight back and he got encouraged
Elon Musk is a good idol to have. I recently read an article where he talked about being a workaholic, and how he felt he could change the world by working hard and not giving up. 👍🏻 He is very ambitious and I am quite impressed by him. 😁
Hello Ravi 😎. Thanks for your question. A 'couple' means 2, so it is unnatural for someone to say 'a couple of 2 days.' What native speakers would actually say is "a couple of days" which means approximately 2 days. "A couple of weeks' means around 2 weeks. So for example, I recently bought something online and my husband asked me how long it would take to arrive. The confirmation email said it would take about 10 business days so I answered, "Oh, it should get here in a couple of weeks." Another example would be the fact that today is Tuesday and I have to return my library book on Friday. I would say, "My library book is due in a couple of days." I hope that helps 🤗
@@JeNsJyugyou yaa mam I understood that “couple” means anything you are saying is double like ‘a couple of year ‘ means 2 year but i want say these words can i use in articles
To use this expression you start with "A couple of" + a countable plural noun. As a time clause you can use this expression at the very beginning or very end of your sentence. When talking about a couple of actual items, it should go directly in front of the object of the sentence For example: My birthday is in a couple of days. I've had bad wrist pain for a couple of months now. My best friend has been married for a couple of years. In a couple of years from now I want to travel to England. For a couple of hours we've had no power due to the storm. In a couple of years I hope to finish the book I've been writing. He ate a couple of hotdogs for lunch. There were a couple of problems with the subway this morning. I took out a couple of books from the library. @Nimish choudhary I hope that helps 🤗
Question of the Day: Please describe a time that you encouraged someone. What did you say? 💪
Your right TO believe except
Hang in there. Keep it up.
woow i love it the way you explain..... thank you
I'm again watching thanks teacher
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Glad to hear that 🤗. I hope it will uplift, encourage, inspire, and motivate you ✨ 💪.
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🤩Wow! This is the most encouraging comment I have read today ☺️. Thanks so much for your kind words. I just hit 12K subscribers and I am so happy and grateful to everyone for the support. One million is a long ways off, but if I could help that many people reach their English learning goals, I would be over the moon! 🤗
V informative. Learned lot. These all sentences for me nowadays.
Hi Kamran ☺️. Thanks for your nice comment. I am glad you enjoyed this lesson and am extremely happy to hear that this video spoke to you 😉. Hang in there 💐. I wish you all the best! ✨
thank you!!! I am learning English and I was able to understand what you say. You use a very nice vocabulary, rhythm, and fluency. you´re a great teacher.
Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging comment, Gonzalo ☺️! I wish you all the best as you learn and improve your English. 😃 You've got this 🤩.
Hi dear. I'm an English learner I mean I started learning English last year.I really enjoy your teaching.please keep up teaching .I know the world is my oyster and finally I can speaking english fluently😉🤗🌹
Thank you for your lovely comment, Parnian ☺️. I love your positive attitude ✨. Yes, the world absolutely is your oyster and you can speak English fluently 🤩! Keep up the great work with your English studies. 🤗 You can do it!
@@JeNsJyugyou Your kind words warmed my heart. Thanks alot.🌹🌹🌹😍😍😍
Hi mam
it's very useful video for me I was needed a great teacher for my English learning finally I found you I hope you will teach me English language I'm willing to learning English
Hello Meet K Music 🎶. Thank you for your lovely comment ☺️. Where there's a will, there's a way 😁. I hope my lessons will continue to help you improve your English ✨.
💃Thank you JeN！
Your jyugyo about encouragement was very iinteresting．All the expressions are useful and helpful in our daily conversation．
I 've watched the lesson for six times in a row!
I'm looking forward to watching your next llesson！
Till then．See you soon online．Ikuo Suenaga from Nagasaki，Japan．
Thank you Ikuo for your nice comment ☺️! Six times, wow !😃 I am so happy to read your lovely comment and to know that this lesson is helpful. 🤗 I wish you all the best ✨
Very very helpful videos, my favourite teacher your all class very well, I will go Canada mam, I'm Bangladeshi now in DUBAI.
Thanks, Rashed ☺️. I appreciate your kind words and wish you all the best as you prepare to come here to Canada 🇨🇦.
Hello watching from Kyrgyzstan
Hi Timur ☺️. Thanks for watching. I think you are the first person from Kyrgyzstan to comment on one of my videos 🤩👍🏻 🇰🇬
@@JeNsJyugyou Have you been to Kyrgyzstan?
Unfortunately no. I've only travelled in Canada, Japan, Korea, Egypt, Taiwan, and the USA... I still have many wonderful countries I wish to explore 🤗. Have you ever been to Canada? 🇨🇦
@@JeNsJyugyou Unfortunately no. But l want to go there.
I hope you'll be able to come visit someday 😁👍🏻😎🇨🇦 Fingers crossed 🤞
i am addicted to this channel
keep it up jen
😁 What a great addiction 😉. Thanks for your encouragement, Niansh 🤗
Thank you❣️JeN✨
You always motivate me😉👍
Hello Hiromi 🌸. I am thrilled to hear that this lesson has motivated and encouraged you 🤩. You're awesome 😎. Keep it up 🤗
Hung in there everybody❤
You, too ✨. Hang in there 🌸.
Magnificent expressions that have a true meaning👏🏼. We have some similar ones in our language, like "Don’t give up" = "No te rindas"" "Finger crossed" = "Crucemos los dedos" "You can do it "=" Tu puedes hacerlo" and some others with more or less the same meaning.
I guess that most of us many times have had the opportunity to encourage some relative or friend in our environment. I think a great example of encouragement at the present time is that many rulers are doing their best shot to vaccinate as many people as possible in the shorter time they can. They are all following their dream because we all know that there´s a light at the end of the tunnel 🎆✨. Your way of teaching is a good example that you are following your dreams. Have a happy weekend. 🌹
Hi Santiago 🤗. I am so glad to heart that you enjoyed this lesson. Yes, the vaccine for COVID-19 is definitely the light at the end of this long, dark tunnel the world has been in for the past year!🤩 Thanks for sharing about similar expressions for encouragement in Spanish 👍🏻. I hope you had a great weekend and will have an amazing week ahead 💐.
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Thanks, Eliane 🤗💐✨
Thank you Ms Jen for the encouragement, anyway i like the expressions; every cloud have a silver lining, you can count on me, finger crossing, sky's the limit, keep it up, you can do it, don't give up, you've got it, you almost done, I'm behind you and all.
You are so welcome, Rafiq ☺️. I am glad that you enjoyed learning these English expressions for encouragement, and I also sincerely hope that you will feel encouraged by them as you prepare for your IELTS exam and immigration process to Canada. 🇨🇦 💪
@@JeNsJyugyou yes ma'am it did. It is coming in the proper time.
I am glad to hear that🤩. Hang in there, you can do it! 😎
@@JeNsJyugyou appreciate it thank you pretty much Ms Jen
Don't worry. You will be better!
I might be stick around and go through your lessons, but It is really hard for me to do. There are lots of amazing videos there. I can't whach all of them in one day
Thanks for all your encouraging comments ☺️. I am sincerely happy to read them all and know that you enjoy my videos so much 🤗🤩✨💐.
Don't stop believing: Journey.
🎶 I'm so happy you noticed and recognized it 🤗👍🏻😁
When we are going for hiking in mountains i encourage my teammates, specially when some one say "When we reach to the point?" i keep saying "We almost there, we are so close, keep it up" :)
Hi dear teacher Jen😍😍😍 hope you're doing very well😊
Back to your question 😁now, actually it happened yesterday when a close friend needed a support, so, to encourage her I told her " I'm here for you no matter what! That what friends are for😊" 👭💗💗
Hi Sabrina 💐. That's great that you were able to encourage your friend and provide her with the support she needed. ☺️👍🏻 Keep it up 😉
I can remember some months ago, my son was in race, and about 30 meters before the end he fell fown, after that he got Up and I told him eyh come on don't give Up, you can do it, he cruised the meta in very bad situation but he got the third place
Greetings, I encountered my darling in preparation for final exams in college by say I have faith and believe you will do well.
Thanks so much for your extremely kind words, David ☺️. I wish you all the best with your final exams🤞. You can do it! 💪
Dear JeN:This specific vid.of your portrait appeared as the pic.of smithsonian ,rossie the riveter.
Thanks, Jimmy 😁. That's exactly what I was going for when I designed it 😉. I was trying to recreate the poster as best I could 😎. I'm so happy you noticed 🤩.
Hello mam please make a video on adjective this is my humble request to you pleazz
Hello Nimish 😎. Thanks for your request. Adjectives describe a noun such as a person, place, animal, or thing. Adjectives must go in front of the noun that they are describing or after the ‘be’ verb (am, are, is, was, were). Sometimes adjectives also come after sense verbs such as look, sound, smell, taste, and feel.
Actually, I've already created a few lessons about adjectives which you might enjoy:
Order of Adjectives in English: ua-cam.com/video/3GkzsvNDUys/v-deo.html
How to Use -ED and -ING ending Adjectives in English: ua-cam.com/video/rxrRMrx7giQ/v-deo.html
Good vs Well, Adjective vs Adverb: ua-cam.com/video/amPDs8EaJ-c/v-deo.html
Sense Words: ua-cam.com/video/ncZ48XWC34w/v-deo.html
Advanced English Lesson, Adjective + At Collocations: ua-cam.com/video/SkfQ5DUG2mk/v-deo.html
I hope you'll find these helpful 🤗.
How can i find you on tik tok???
Do you want to hear some Dutch sayings and expressions? Try to figure out what they mean... (use Google translate and try to guess what it is?) 😅
1. Dat slaat als een tang op een varken.
2. Een kat in de zak kopen.
3. Iets kopen voor een appel en een ei.
4. Iemand met een kluitje in het riet sturen.
5. Van het kastje naar de muur.
6. Water naar de zee dragen.
7. Een slag om de arm.
8. Vinger aan de pols.
9. Het is honden weer.
10. In zak en as zitten.
Hi Jafeth 😁 Thanks for your very unique comment. I quickly input these expressions into Google translate, but the translations literally made no sense whatsoever 😅. My guess is that they are Dutch idioms, and idioms usually don't translate very well into other languages...
@@JeNsJyugyou you are absolutely right. If you translate it, it makes no sense.
But these are the meanings:
1. That doesn’t make any sense.
2. Buying something for way too much. It was a bad deal.
3. When you buy something for an apple 🍏 and a egg 🥚, it means that you payed a very good price for something. It is a good deal. The product was very cheap.
4. Sending someone away with some kind of weak excuse. You want to get rid of that person for a while.
5. This happens when you don’t get what you want or ask. For example; you call the city hall to solve a problem, but they keep sending you to an other person, and that person transfers you to a thirty party and so on... you won’t reach your goal.
6. Bringing water towards the sea, means that you are very busy with useless work. Effort with no end to it. You’ll never finish it and it is pointless.
7. It means that you didn’t make a decision yet, you are thinking it over. Or you want to have something done, but you are not paying the whole amount at ones, you keep some money until the job is done or ready to your satisfaction. You say yes to something, but adding an exception to it. For example; We are going out to eat, except if I have to work.
8. Vinger on the pols means that you don’t give in. You make a stand and are observing and monitoring every step to make sure it will go the way you want it.
9. It’s doggy weather means that it is really bad weather (even a dog wouldn’t go outside in this weather).
10. This saying comes from the Bible, it means that you are very depressed. Don’t see a way out, are completely sad or mourning. Or you are extremely humble.
(Dan. 9:3 So I turned my face to Jehovah the true God, entreating him in prayer, along with fasting and sackcloth and ashes.)
Hello madam, hope you will be doing well.
Can we say in evening time ...I took a shower this morning. This morning is gone . So is this ok to say this morning?
Hello Sharifullah ☺️. I am doing well, thanks. I hope that everything going well with you also. In the evening you can absolutely say, "I took a shower this morning." 👍🏻 As you pointed out, this morning is finished and is in the past. Therefore you should use simple past to describe what happened earlier in the day.
i have encouraged someone thinking of my idle elon musk he is saying to me that when my 3 rockets are fail so did i give up and then he is saying to me u can do it come man prove them u can do anything
or then in my mind a song come a fight back and he got encouraged
Elon Musk is a good idol to have. I recently read an article where he talked about being a workaholic, and how he felt he could change the world by working hard and not giving up. 👍🏻 He is very ambitious and I am quite impressed by him. 😁
Keep your chin up when doing chin-ups ;)
😁 😆
Hello Madame, it's ok and at your place in your own way, don't worry, I'm so happy with you, I like you
'couple of 2 days and couple of 2 week' what does it mean these words, when a foreigner use these words in own sentence.
Hello Ravi 😎. Thanks for your question. A 'couple' means 2, so it is unnatural for someone to say 'a couple of 2 days.' What native speakers would actually say is "a couple of days" which means approximately 2 days. "A couple of weeks' means around 2 weeks.
So for example, I recently bought something online and my husband asked me how long it would take to arrive. The confirmation email said it would take about 10 business days so I answered, "Oh, it should get here in a couple of weeks." Another example would be the fact that today is Tuesday and I have to return my library book on Friday. I would say, "My library book is due in a couple of days."
I hope that helps 🤗
@@JeNsJyugyou I am really grateful for your help.
@@JeNsJyugyou yaa mam I understood that “couple” means anything you are saying is double like ‘a couple of year ‘ means 2 year but i want say these words can i use in articles
I'm happy I could help 🤗
To use this expression you start with "A couple of" + a countable plural noun. As a time clause you can use this expression at the very beginning or very end of your sentence. When talking about a couple of actual items, it should go directly in front of the object of the sentence
For example: My birthday is in a couple of days.
I've had bad wrist pain for a couple of months now.
My best friend has been married for a couple of years.
In a couple of years from now I want to travel to England.
For a couple of hours we've had no power due to the storm.
In a couple of years I hope to finish the book I've been writing.
He ate a couple of hotdogs for lunch.
There were a couple of problems with the subway this morning.
I took out a couple of books from the library.
@Nimish choudhary I hope that helps 🤗