AVOID COMMON MISTAKES / SPEAK vs. TALK / AMERICAN ENGLISH

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[@daniloleal6566]

Kevin rocks!!! I like his videos. They're straight to the point.

[@stephaniapetitfrere5477]

Great video

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Excellent, as usual, thank you

[@Britishempire3545]

Thank you very much sir ❤️

[@romabryzgalov1937]

It means the world to me 🙏

[@LoveYouEnglishLessons]

Thank you teacher.

[@englishbright7492]

You are awesome!
Thank you for your fast response.
I am looking forward to watching all your videos and learning a lot more!!
I am thrilled to have such great teachers!!!

[@faizaqanbar6954]

Thanks alot

[@theanointedone9254]

Thank you so much! This means a world to me

[@Cochita322]

Hi Kevin 👋 I wish you could make a video about why so many native Americans used, for example, must' of instead must've, would of, insted would've etc etc thanks you 😊

[@MarkHerrera.]

Kevin and Liza, you already know that I admire you and that you're probably the best on UA-cam. I ran into this and just wanted to share with you my humble comment on the matter: Mr. Kris Amerikos, you are wrong. (1) At the beginning you said that "speak and talk" have the same meaning and then you said that "speak" is more formal, etc., etc. (2) We are all human beings and make mistakes. That is the truth. But the teacher is the model for the students, and when we teach we cannot make mistakes. Imagine a medicine or chemistry professor making mistakes! (3) your videos show some people saying "talk in English" Well, they were just adding a colloquial touch, but colloquial doesn't mean it's correct; it means familiar or homely. Kevin and Liza are right (you're just angry because they corrected you, hahaha) I can tell you this because I studied philology, languages ​​and linguistics, and I have been a university professor for more than 30 years. You have made so many mistakes in this video! stop pretending you're a teacher; You should study or get a job. take a look at these sentences! Do you speak like that?... A. Do you talk English? B. I talk in three languages. C. She was talking in English all the time. Ha, ha, ha.

[@thessbuenaventura8813]

Thanks so much sir Kevin❤

[@oscarmoreno2235]

Friend of mine speaks like that Kevin, hi was born here ,and know is not right.. thanks again Kevin.

[@user-qm9uk6oe6g]

But I watched the video of Chris, and I think he has a point. To talk in English - also makes sence in certain situations.

[@jeppylianza6879]

If you want to sound weird, use “talk in English.” It’s really up to you.

[@jeppylianza6879]

@Fredy Lopez That is the common mistake of native speakers using the phrase “ to talk in English. “ to speak English” is the correct phrase you can use in every situation. Just like Kevin said “ if you want to sound weird or strange, use talk in English “.

[@PoriR]

Thanks a bunch dear teacher 💌 🌹 💕🙏 🤗

[@Fiend1sh3]

Talk in English, speak in English and speak English are all possible. But their usage depends on context.

[@nzaboamani1844]

That true,it’s a make sense comparison

[@jclrv6686]

Amen

[@Nica1706]

thank you sir kevin.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

✅You speak in public ✅speak is more formal than talk ✅ *with* is more formal than *to* ✅* talk to* is most common and natural ✅ avoid *speak with*

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you so much. 👍

[@fundatunc]

thanks teacher Kevin !

[@paleface_brother]

- Hello, can I talk to His Majesty? 👑🙂

[@user-hn3oi5cz2i]

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[@ClaudemirMartins]

Awesome video. Thanks

[@OKOK-wf8xz]

Thank you!

[@nzaboamani1844]

And I wish you would teach me about these in as much,as long as,what if ,that if and on.

[@atillapoyraz2066]

Very good video.

[@detpracticalenglishteachin8135]

Nice explanation
Great...

[@mybad2603]

Kevin you're without a doubt the best teacher on UA-cam, but I would prefer more American accent training videos, but anyway, you're amazing

[@rosagovea266]

Hi! Kevin
I was waiting this video
Awesome

[@goodchild109]

To my opinion Hadar sometimes talks in her English and it’s legit

[@rzajefri7632]

👍👍

[@Morocco-ux1io]

I speak english a little bit.

[@ma.rizapacalto2378]

❤❤❤

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@churizobilbao9336]

This is the response we are waiting after Kris Amerikos video defending Russians teaching English on youtube.

[@bantorio6525]

@@@ ... if you want to teach English your English must be perfect ... !!!

[@Girlsfreedom]

A stupid was defending another stupid in his video. Thanks a lot for your video Sir.

[@user-pn3eu5gr3j]

Can we say 'talk about something in English '?

[@Tony32]

I'm glad you're sticking to your guns.
He showed a few highly educated native speakers saying "talk in English" and got me a bit confused.
To me it sounds wrong no matter who says it.

[@Morocco-ux1io]

May I talk to you?

[@artemmaryanov1973]

you're wrong lol

[@Marina81505]

I knew it, it's easy.:)

[@theanointedone9254]

Thank you so much! This means a world to me