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Christina, let me say something... I'm an English teacher in Brazil and your videos have helped a lot of my students. It's like I'm bringing a native speaker of English into the classroom and I work alongside you. I mean... I pause, provide extra examples... So... Thank you for the partnership! You're really good! Keep up the amazing job!
Hi Christina. I'm Japanese. When I went to the U.S. and got in a restaurant, I was surprised that I had to select from many options. If I wanted to have a hotdog, I had to select the kinds of bread, meat, sauce or something. There were some sets of foods in Japan usually, so we don't need to communicate with servers. I thought because there are many kinds of people - countries, religions, and other things- in the U.S. so I felt it's a cultural difference.
I've been to the USA and I was taken aback by the quick language used by all customer service people. And I'm not the slower speaker but this was very fast. This made me shy and because of that I didn't order anything myself, I asked my American friend to handle orders. Thanks for videos that help to go through this 😂
Hi Christina! Today is the first time I’ve ever been in your YT page and I think the way you present every day speech is very well done and executed so new speakers can follow, especially how you give different variations on how things are said, with speed and whatnot…. With that said, there is one thing I just bring to light: you tend to put an extra letter/syllable/utterance that I feel might not should be there: At the end of a lot of your teaching sentences, or varied words, you include an “a” at the end. If you would, play back this video to yourself and see if you catch it. Such as, “how would you like your steak cooked-a?” Twice on that example, and there’s more closer to the beginning of the video, I think it’s “do you want a booth-a? Would you like a table-a?” “How do you like your eggs-a?” It’s a simple tic that your vernacular has, and I think it could be a bit confusing to learners…
I've learn different style of eggs, scrambled egg, hard boiled, sunny side up and over easy. And you've teach how they pronounce in real world, it is useful. Thank you so much!
When I went to Texas last year, I didn't know how to order beef steak. After I chose the T-Bones, the server asked me for what did the steak cooked. Then I was puzzled by the five types of cooking: Rare, medium rare, medium, medium well, well done. Finally I told the server that I needed it cooked 50%, then the server successfully got it. It was an interesting experience in the US. Wanna to travel there again.
I like 💕 the sound of your words I love 💕 it because you are a American women. I'm going to to keep watching your videos in English thanks my good teacher 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I'm from peru, south America and living in Chicago. USA I had gone to eat at restuarants many times, when i got into the location. With my family the hostess ask us. HOW MANY PEOPLE YOU ARE? then she decided to bring us to adequate table, and the following tips that you explained , thats true, but it's very important to tell the tourists whose will come to U.S. don't forget about tips, because servers in restaurantes don't reciéve a good salary, they expect to get a good tip from customers, the minimun legal tip now in U.S. is 15% , from the checko or bill . thanks cristine, you're videos are amazing, i love it.
Hi Cristina: this class have bein very uselful for me, now I have clear some dubits about food at the restaurant, Thank you so much. Over me: My favorite eggs are sunny side up and sometimes hard boiled. As for the meat, I prefer it medium-well, french potatoes, salad with italian dressing and a glass of red wine . In my language it is easy to chosee, but in English I just only point it out, but after this lesson I'will be able to order every thing I want . Thank you again
Merci pour la vidéo. Je vais à New-York pour la fin du mois de mai et vos vidéos tombent bien. J'ai vraiment beaucoup de travail si je veux être à l'aise avec la langue. Merci encore.
Another day, we needed water to prepare the baby's bottle. Supermarket did not accept anycustomer to be sure to close on time. We run to a restaurant near to our place and asked them if they could just sell us a bottle of water for our baby. The owner told us I was not allowed to only sell water. He offered it to us. I often go to this type of restaurant with my family. The owner had great values.
Christina, you helo me a lot, i wanna go to new york and washington with my daughters in two years. I hope to have my best level of english in this time. Regards from Chile
@michae.....I understand poached as I guess it's the same as in England. But over-medium....some further messing about with eggs, I imagine. Thanks for the useful info. RobertK.
Christina. Once I went to USA and stayed one week in hotel where I order scrambled eggs every day because I didn’t understand what kinds of eggs the waiter was saying ahahaha... Lucky me I love scrambled eggs. Thank you for clarifying everything to me know!
Usually i would like to have lunch in barbecue restaurant, cause i think the dish they serve there like bufflo hot wings, smokin BBQ ribs represents the most traditional flavour of Southern USA
This video is lit .thank for making this video. Omg has helped me a lot .im serious. Keep your great work christina :) spent a lot time looking up in a dictionary how to say all the ways to cook an egg. I love to cook btw.
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Hi Christina, Unfortunately I haven't already eaten in restaurant in the USA. But I can talk about here in Brazil. I like to eat barbecue at restaurant, to Drink I Iike to order a Ice beer. To be honest the chopp was the great brand there are in Brazil, and the steak was well done as I like.
There was a kind of competition between both activities. The school employees did not like the products ones. Maybe also because when they had asked to taste the products, they told me they were offered out-of-date products. I did not do that sort of things.
hey Christina, thank you for your videos, i appreciate a lot. When i visited US, Orlando, it was easy, a lot of people speaking portuguese :D. But, for me was a little difficult to ask a meal, some words was new for me, like BAN, CAN(of coke), understand quetions from waitress, etc. Next time I'll training more with that video. 👍👍👍
I like the booth too. I remember once when people of my building cut water as my child was an infant. I asked them to allow me to make reserves for the whole day. They refused and I met some neighbours I bet for some. I told you theydont like children, nor women, nor student, nor dog's owners, nor people coming from abroad (with accents or coloured skins).
I has been in American restaurants and I recognize many of the sentences that you say in the video. You know, many of they has been adopted in Mexico I think is by the restaurants franchises
M J its good to pronunciation for beginners but if they get used to her speaking theyll be lost when they hear someone actually talking. She should tone the over annunciating down a bit
Yes, true. She has what we call "Final Schwa" a little uh sound at the end of many words. Example: United Statesuh. at the 50 second mark. Chinese, Italians, and others often do it when speaking English.
So you can shorten alot of things like you don't have to ask about bottles you can just say what kind of beers do you have so most of the time with English especially here in the south less can be more
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Christina, let me say something... I'm an English teacher in Brazil and your videos have helped a lot of my students. It's like I'm bringing a native speaker of English into the classroom and I work alongside you. I mean... I pause, provide extra examples... So... Thank you for the partnership! You're really good! Keep up the amazing job!
Victor Paulo Figueiredo appreciate u for being honest
Why do you add 'a' at the end of a sentence?
@@814242 Do you mean the 'a' sound at the end of the word?
Hi Christina. I'm Japanese.
When I went to the U.S. and got in a restaurant, I was surprised that I had to select from many options.
If I wanted to have a hotdog, I had to select the kinds of bread, meat, sauce or something.
There were some sets of foods in Japan usually, so we don't need to communicate with servers.
I thought because there are many kinds of people - countries, religions, and other things- in the U.S. so I felt it's a cultural difference.
I’m from south korea. This video helps me a lot thanks
The waiter asked me how do you want your eggs? I said half fry 😂 The waiter was confused. Half fry is same as sunny side up in India.
thank you Christina, your videos are amazings. I´m learning english because i like travel to California
Dear Christina, what positive energy! I'll check out more of your videos to see what I can incorporate into my lessons.
As always -- you deserve the best praise in the whole world. You shine bright.
I like your program very much
Cristina you have a beautiful chanel to learn english, thanks for tech us how to order in at restaurants.
I've been to the USA and I was taken aback by the quick language used by all customer service people. And I'm not the slower speaker but this was very fast. This made me shy and because of that I didn't order anything myself, I asked my American friend to handle orders. Thanks for videos that help to go through this 😂
Thanks
Great teaching Christina!
Thanks!
Christina, I like your videos. You are the best teacher. My language is Spanish, with you the English is easy. Thanks
Thank you for your video and it's really helpful, greeting from China!
Oh my, it is so nice to listen and learn from you, this is just one of today´s class topics. Thanks a lot. Kind regards from Colombia.
Thank you for the video! Awesome
Awesome, Christina
Hi Christina! Today is the first time I’ve ever been in your YT page and I think the way you present every day speech is very well done and executed so new speakers can follow, especially how you give different variations on how things are said, with speed and whatnot….
With that said, there is one thing I just bring to light: you tend to put an extra letter/syllable/utterance that I feel might not should be there: At the end of a lot of your teaching sentences, or varied words, you include an “a” at the end. If you would, play back this video to yourself and see if you catch it. Such as, “how would you like your steak cooked-a?” Twice on that example, and there’s more closer to the beginning of the video, I think it’s “do you want a booth-a? Would you like a table-a?” “How do you like your eggs-a?” It’s a simple tic that your vernacular has, and I think it could be a bit confusing to learners…
Hello Christina! I'm from Brazil and your videos help me a lot! Your channel is fantastic! Thank you so much for the tips!
I've learn different style of eggs, scrambled egg, hard boiled, sunny side up and over easy. And you've teach how they pronounce in real world, it is useful. Thank you so much!
How do you like your eggs cooked then🥚🍳? 🙂
When I went to Texas last year, I didn't know how to order beef steak. After I chose the T-Bones, the server asked me for what did the steak cooked. Then I was puzzled by the five types of cooking: Rare, medium rare, medium, medium well, well done. Finally I told the server that I needed it cooked 50%, then the server successfully got it. It was an interesting experience in the US. Wanna to travel there again.
Excellent video!!! thanks
I like 💕 the sound of your words I love 💕 it because you are a American women. I'm going to to keep watching your videos in English thanks my good teacher 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I'm from Brazil. It's more difficult than I thought ... But this tips are helping me so much
She is the best Teacher
Christina, Very nice the video for Visiting a restaurant. I have learned new vocabulary and now i am sure of How to ask for a specific dish or meal
You have a sweet name which sweeps the show and spectators..
Speak English with Christina.. awesome.
You're amazing and funnny. I love the way you teach. Thank you so much. I'm from a city called Recife, in Brazil. It was a pleasure!
I'm from peru, south America and living in Chicago. USA I had gone to eat at restuarants many times, when i got into the location. With my family the hostess ask us. HOW MANY PEOPLE YOU ARE? then she decided to bring us to adequate table, and the following tips that you explained , thats true, but it's very important to tell the tourists whose will come to U.S. don't forget about tips, because servers in restaurantes don't reciéve a good salary, they expect to get a good tip from customers, the minimun legal tip now in U.S. is 15% , from the checko or bill
. thanks cristine, you're videos are amazing, i love it.
Hi from Brazil... I've been learning too here ... thank you so much!
Hi Cristina: this class have bein very uselful for me, now I have clear some dubits about food at the restaurant, Thank you so much.
Over me: My favorite eggs are sunny side up and sometimes hard boiled. As for the meat, I prefer it medium-well, french potatoes, salad with italian dressing and a glass of red wine . In my language it is easy to chosee, but in English I just only point it out, but after this lesson I'will be able to order every thing I want
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Thank you again
Very useful lesson for me. Downloaded and will watch it again and again.
Your videos are always great! I just watched some of your videos and I promptly subscribed to your channel!
I'm so happy to learn English with you Christina... Thank you, I love you!
Merci pour la vidéo.
Je vais à New-York pour la fin du mois de mai et vos vidéos tombent bien. J'ai vraiment beaucoup de travail si je veux être à l'aise avec la langue.
Merci encore.
Another day, we needed water to prepare the baby's bottle. Supermarket did not accept anycustomer to be sure to close on time. We run to a restaurant near to our place and asked them if they could just sell us a bottle of water for our baby. The owner told us I was not allowed to only sell water. He offered it to us. I often go to this type of restaurant with my family. The owner had great values.
Thank you Christina 🤗
I learnt a lot from you 👍🏻
I am from HongKong 🇭🇰😆
Thank you.
I liked the video. I haven't been to a restaurant in us. Hope to be there soon.
Christina, you helo me a lot, i wanna go to new york and washington with my daughters in two years. I hope to have my best level of english in this time. Regards from Chile
I read a whole lot of American fiction, and I've never been clear the difference between 'sunny side up' and 'over easy'. Thank you!!! RobertK.
And not to forget over medium or poached.
@michae.....I understand poached as I guess it's the same as in England. But over-medium....some further messing about with eggs, I imagine. Thanks for the useful info. RobertK.
Christina. Once I went to USA and stayed one week in hotel where I order scrambled eggs every day because I didn’t understand what kinds of eggs the waiter was saying ahahaha... Lucky me I love scrambled eggs. Thank you for clarifying everything to me know!
Teacher I learnt the name of eggs with you! Thank u!!!
After watching your this video Im literally started starving..🤤
thanks christina, your videos are great.
thanks Christinafor share with us this kind of skills in order to travel to the U.S.A. and as much we can used them
I really love your videos, thanks Christina 😘
wonderful, thanks
I figure out you recently your videos is very good!
very good video！
You are a great teachers thanks a lot for teaching us.
Nice information
Thank you so much!!!!great video
Amazing video ,very helpfull for me ,thanks
Christina you are fantastic, thank you
I love americans christina, nice video btw informative and fun at the time🤣😄greetings from the philippines.
Usually i would like to have lunch in barbecue restaurant, cause i think the dish they serve there like bufflo hot wings, smokin BBQ ribs represents the most traditional flavour of Southern USA
Thank you for your videos Cristina 🤗
Christina, thank you...i learned so much from your tutorials. I really love how the way you teach-so energizing.Love you!
Yoga Gir
Hello Christina
For French people, Dr Pepper is very special !!! Thanks for this video
Thanks for the sharing, it is really helpful and useful. Next time, I go to America, I will try the over easy for my eggs~
This video is lit .thank for making this video. Omg has helped me a lot .im serious. Keep your great work christina :) spent a lot time looking up in a dictionary how to say all the ways to cook an egg. I love to cook btw.
At breakfast time eating sunny side up egg is my favorite. 🍽️🍳😋
Great Video 👍
It's wonderful her class Christina; I loved and I have already signed up
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You are very friendly and even fun
I love watching your videos.
thank you so much, I get a lot from ur video
Hi Christina, Unfortunately I haven't already eaten in restaurant in the USA. But I can talk about here in Brazil. I like to eat barbecue at restaurant, to Drink I Iike to order a Ice beer. To be honest the chopp was the great brand there are in Brazil, and the steak was well done as I like.
so much helpfull
Thanks so much Christina,
Thank you so much ! Your video is really really useful
Your vedeos are very helpful for me to knowing english and m from india 😀😀😀
How do you do from Azeribaijan. Lesson is funny and perfectly with Chiristina teacher.You is young, but very able and educational.
I love your lesson. Thank you so much.
I like your videos. Thanks for giving us informations
Thank you so much my teacher
There was a kind of competition between both activities. The school employees did not like the products ones. Maybe also because when they had asked to taste the products, they told me they were offered out-of-date products. I did not do that sort of things.
Very good 🇧🇷
Very good video
Hello Christina ...you are so awesome .love you ...I'm.cuban living in miami
hey Christina, thank you for your videos, i appreciate a lot. When i visited US, Orlando, it was easy, a lot of people speaking portuguese :D. But, for me was a little difficult to ask a meal, some words was new for me, like BAN, CAN(of coke), understand quetions from waitress, etc. Next time I'll training more with that video. 👍👍👍
Blue moon is the best, Belgium style!
I enjoyed the video. Your lecture is greatly helpful to me. I look forward to a good video again. Thank you~
The american restaurants sounds like..... Good food every hour! I enjoyed this video, greetings from Colombia :D.
Thank you Christina :) This video is just perfect. That's exactly what my students need to know, I'm gonna use it today!
I like the booth too. I remember once when people of my building cut water as my child was an infant. I asked them to allow me to make reserves for the whole day. They refused and I met some neighbours I bet for some. I told you theydont like children, nor women, nor student, nor dog's owners, nor people coming from abroad (with accents or coloured skins).
You are Amazing
Gosto muito de assistir tuas aulas, muito mesmo. Acho as aulas muito bem elaboradas.
I has been in American restaurants and I recognize many of the sentences that you say in the video. You know, many of they has been adopted in Mexico I think is by the restaurants franchises
Very useful. Thanks teacher
if you just stop stressing every single last letter of every single word and just speak normally it'd be even greater, i love your topics btw
M J its good to pronunciation for beginners but if they get used to her speaking theyll be lost when they hear someone actually talking. She should tone the over annunciating down a bit
Yes, true. She has what we call "Final Schwa" a little uh sound at the end of many words. Example: United Statesuh. at the 50 second mark. Chinese, Italians, and others often do it when speaking English.
M J Italy.
@Eric Kimball Great point! Finally I'd say I understand the "schwa" (if there is only one type I hope). Thank you
@@erichoss5684 Eric Kimball
U r right, she doesn't sound like a native speaker.
I once ate in Buffalo, NY, I ate chicken wings and a side of fries. It was scrumptious, specially the Buffalo chicken wings!
Thank you so much to make this video
Thank you for sharing . I loved your videos. God bless you.
You are a beatifull teacher
Definitely the booth..more comfortable ..
I think there are many things like in Vietnam!
I'm from Vietnam.
Glad to add friends with you!
So you can shorten alot of things like you don't have to ask about bottles you can just say what kind of beers do you have so most of the time with English especially here in the south less can be more
Thanks Chiristina , I very like it ( Cám ơn ) !