Hey, Fanfan, I've just discovered your channel while I'm preparing my Ielts test. One quick question, the method you are using in this video, is it usable in the actual lelts speaking test? I've heard that the accuracy of using words is quite important, and these n' + y are not official after all. There's no doubt it's okay to use in daily communication, but how about in a formal test? Plus, I'm living in Toronto, is there a difference of people's understanding regarding to your contents in this video? Thank you.
SIKY WANG 恩，很多人都问过我这个问题。我之前再国内学习的是英式的发音，参加雅思教学工作也都是和英式英语有关。来了美国之后，在口音上其实心里上受到了不小的冲击，因为口音会帮助你去fit in a group，不过慢慢的会听到周围的人说“我喜欢你的口音”，很多美国人也说没有必要去改变（因为在美国而要说美音），而且在日常交流上也没有什么问题，所以我觉得还是以自己自然的方式说话就好^^ 不要太多不必要的心里负担^^
cinnamony In the middle of Dec, the whole city becomes very christmacy. It is a little bit Halloweeny of your outfit. The body lotion smells like apple.
Well I live in UK and I couldn't approve your treatment to English in this vid. If you do English like this to native, they barely understand any. Sometimes that does work but most of the time doesn't. Creativity is good but don't overuse it.
+HUIZHONG HE I'm afraid this is not a treatment : ) :) but rather a method, a way to expand one's vocabulary in their daily communication. I've captured a lot of examples used by native speakers here in the States when I spoke to them or heard them talk, examples like what I presented in this video, let alone what I heard on TV, in UA-cam videos, in films, in songs, etc. I made this video based on facts NOT on my sheer imagination or a thought that I just want to be creative. I've also made it very clear that this method does not necessarily apply to every single noun and that learners should pay attention to this pattern because it does exist in everyday spoken English.
好喜欢听你说英语
非常非常非常喜欢你的视频。
Chen Lu 谢谢、谢谢、谢谢你^^
才发现有这样一位美丽的女生在教英语，节目很棒，很实用。
真的好喜欢fanfan，人长得好可爱，第一次看你英语视频时候就觉得太好听了。一个小姑娘能在异国独立起来，真的很厉害呢！👏👏👏希望fanfan会天天开心呐。
韩佐伊 You're soooooo sweet : ) 谢谢你，也希望你天天都开开心心的^^
很喜欢你的口音啊，期待有求教口音的视频！
在美国的伦敦腔，好棒哦，加油！
你的发音好好听～～～好喜欢～～
喜歡你的英式發音:)
Hey, Fanfan, I've just discovered your channel while I'm preparing my Ielts test. One quick question, the method you are using in this video, is it usable in the actual lelts speaking test? I've heard that the accuracy of using words is quite important, and these n' + y are not official after all. There's no doubt it's okay to use in daily communication, but how about in a formal test? Plus, I'm living in Toronto, is there a difference of people's understanding regarding to your contents in this video?
Thank you.
最后一句感觉应该是 This lotion smells appley. 对么？ appley拼起来好怪
This cookie taste cinnamony.
對嗎😱
宋淳樺 是的^^ 就是不要忘了taste是第三人称^^
Cinnamony
Sianne Lan 没错 ^^
继续加油！ 好想看到神秘人的脸。。
为什么感觉大部分发的是英音，不是美音呢
SIKY WANG 恩，很多人都问过我这个问题。我之前再国内学习的是英式的发音，参加雅思教学工作也都是和英式英语有关。来了美国之后，在口音上其实心里上受到了不小的冲击，因为口音会帮助你去fit in a group，不过慢慢的会听到周围的人说“我喜欢你的口音”，很多美国人也说没有必要去改变（因为在美国而要说美音），而且在日常交流上也没有什么问题，所以我觉得还是以自己自然的方式说话就好^^ 不要太多不必要的心里负担^^
哇，好用心回复我那么多。其实你不用介意你的口音，我个人挺喜欢听英音的，只是惊讶你在美国为什么发的英音。做你喜欢的就好啦
SIKY WANG 恩，我会做我自己的。到了美国学到最重要的一件事情就是要做自己^^
+Fanfan's vlog 好好呀，为什么我学得是美音，来英国后一直被说最好能改成英音。
+Fanfan's vlog 我在美国说的是美英，但是我觉得英英很好听啊，但是改不过来了，能不能出一期，说英英美英发音的主要区别
你是青岛的呀
对，青岛银
@@Fanfansvlog 啊啊啊，老乡啊
cinnamony
In the middle of Dec, the whole city becomes very christmacy.
It is a little bit Halloweeny of your outfit.
The body lotion smells like apple.
谢谢你的回答
是的，谢谢你~ 我知道按方法应该加y，可是觉得appleie/y有点怪怪的，所以就还是随便说说啦~
Scarlett QIU 恩恩，可以理解。
Scarlett QIU 你的翻译也很好啊^^
Well I live in UK and I couldn't approve your treatment to English in this vid. If you do English like this to native, they barely understand any. Sometimes that does work but most of the time doesn't. Creativity is good but don't overuse it.
+HUIZHONG HE I'm afraid this is not a treatment : ) :) but rather a method, a way to expand one's vocabulary in their daily communication. I've captured a lot of examples used by native speakers here in the States when I spoke to them or heard them talk, examples like what I presented in this video, let alone what I heard on TV, in UA-cam videos, in films, in songs, etc. I made this video based on facts NOT on my sheer imagination or a thought that I just want to be creative. I've also made it very clear that this method does not necessarily apply to every single noun and that learners should pay attention to this pattern because it does exist in everyday spoken English.