I’ve been following you for a while, and the content on your channel just keeps getting better, Anna! You clearly put a lot of effort, thought and love into your videos. I was sorry to hear that this one had been taken down, so I’m sending you extra love today - hopefully it’ll help ♥️ thank you for everything you do!
Nice video Anna English...I gotta admit I have a very bad habit of saying 'how lovely' or 'very nice' or 'Yes that sounds good' or when I politely decline I say 'unfortuently no'...I learned this in manor class this...but taking notes from this video... I liked this video yes!!!!👍😅
Eye contact is my nightmare. It goes like this: At the beginning, I start talking to a person normally, then after a few seconds of eye contact, I begin feeling anxious and try to look away, and the more I talk, the more anxious I get, until I feel as if I'm going to faint. And now guess how I was able to solve this terrible problem: I simply wear sunglasses, day and night. :D
When someone comes to me, or if I am having a conversation with a group of friends, one of the things that almost always works for me is to talk about a book, the author or some specific paragraph with which it has some correspondence of the fact that they are talking about. That makes me look very smart. Only God and now you know that I learned to read three months ago. Spectacular job. Greetings from Argentina.
Salve Anna! English used to have a complex grammar similar to German, but it was siplified so the English were able to communicate with the Norse. Both Old Norse and Old German had similar lexicons to Old English (German was a bit more similar). But since the English interacted more with the Norse they prefered to make the grammar more similar to Old Norse and assimilate Old Norse words to English. By doing that they lost a bit of their West Germanic linguistic roots, but English still remained a West Germanic language (mainly because of vocabulary). That's why modern Scandinavian (North Germanic) languages are easier to learn by English speakers than German even though German has more cognates. But the most similar and easiest to learn language for English speakers to learn is a West Germanic language, that language is Dutch.
I don't talk to much already. Your lesson is added an advantage. Thanks a lot for the advice and the lesson. We appreciate all your efforts and knowledge you're imparting in us.
Hi, Anna. I'm Brazilian and teach Englsh as a foreign language in my city. So, I assume all the 8 tips you mentioned in this video are of great importance for those who are trying to sound like a native. I'm registering to your channel now
Thanks for teaching me how to engage with my sisters fiancé English father. I rather find as an American, I realized I unintentionally speak with a aggressive and domineering tone as compared to a leisured Englishman. Anna, I regard your advise as to be very alluring and your composer leaves me perplexed. How’s that?😉
I have a problem of stammering. I am bit tensed when I am talking to other persons. My heart rate goes higher and higher. I don't know what to do. Please give me a solution. All the people around call me as hyper active person. I don't know it is good or bad
Happy DHANTERAS and DEEPAWALI { indian festival } to all people's . I wish "MAA LAXMI" { goddess } came to your homes 'nd bring to happiness, joy , smile 'nd health . 🌋🎆🎉🎁🎁🎁🎁🎂🍫🍬🌮🍨🍧🍦🍇🍌🍍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Our vocabulary is growing exponentially. Let's grow it further courtesy of Mr. Smarty Pants (me). We are expecting the court to issue the subpoena soon. A figure of speech can also be known as a colloquialism. Stan's cantankerous brother-in-law never had a nice word to say. The bittersweet beginning was unexpected. There is credence to the old adage that boys never really grow up. A high level of nepotism exists within many industries. Often it isn't so much what you know as who you are related to. I thought neanderthals didn't exist after the Renaissance, but they're still alive and well! Sorry, I can't think of any more. LOL.
I just wouldn’t say “if you wanting”, were I an English teacher. It’s not 100% grammatically correct, even if it’s acceptable nowadays. Otherwise - a great video 👍🏻
I don’t say if you wanting. Not sure which part of the video you’re referring to but I’m sure you’ve just misheard. Or if it’s typed somewhere then it’s a typo.
There are many words that we use which are popular in the US. Smart is British but the meaning here in the past was more about looking tidy, we still use it in this way, but smart meaning intelligent is also widely accepted here and no one would think it was odd to use smart instead of clever. Besides many people learning language start with American English so the meaning the video will be clearer to the majority. :)
How to be a "fake" smart persom.... Today we can see such kind of people everywhere it's becoming a very dangerous wold .... Please is not necessary to teach any body to be a "fake" smart... we are surrounded by them.
she ' s not teaching about how to be a ''fake'' person but how to ''sound'' smar (it doesn' t necessarily mean that you' re smart if you speak life this) lol also I' m pretty sure this is supposed to be a humorous lesson nothing too serious so
@@NewLegendXxX if you don't know something you have to say " I really don't know enything about this subject , could you please to tell me about this" certainly it will sound more sincere not fake... You dont need to know everything...
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Hello! You speak like a Russian. And I thought you are Russian. Are you?
thank nice cores❤❤
'If you want to sound smart.....stop talking so much' I wish more people followed that advice 👌😎. Great video as always, Anna!
American English With Grant interesting! :)
I’ve been following you for a while, and the content on your channel just keeps getting better, Anna! You clearly put a lot of effort, thought and love into your videos. I was sorry to hear that this one had been taken down, so I’m sending you extra love today - hopefully it’ll help ♥️ thank you for everything you do!
Nice video Anna English...I gotta admit I have a very bad habit of saying 'how lovely' or 'very nice' or 'Yes that sounds good' or when I politely decline I say 'unfortuently no'...I learned this in manor class this...but taking notes from this video... I liked this video yes!!!!👍😅
Just fab, thanks lovely🙏
It is quite useful and helpful for the speaking test! Great!
Eye contact is my nightmare. It goes like this: At the beginning, I start talking to a person normally, then after a few seconds of eye contact, I begin feeling anxious and try to look away, and the more I talk, the more anxious I get, until I feel as if I'm going to faint. And now guess how I was able to solve this terrible problem: I simply wear sunglasses, day and night. :D
That happen to me as well.
Always, I try to avoid eye to eye contact
@@Sparda19 Try wearing sunglasses just like I do.
@@SingleButHappy I think that is the best option for me.
@@Sparda19
And the easiest one too. 😊
@@SingleButHappy Perhaps a bag in the head could be a pretty good idea as well.
Thank you Anna
When someone comes to me, or if I am having a conversation with a group of friends, one of the things that almost always works for me is to talk about a book, the author or some specific paragraph with which it has some correspondence of the fact that they are talking about.
That makes me look very smart.
Only God and now you know that I learned to read three months ago. Spectacular job.
Greetings from Argentina.
Such a fascinating lesson I just wonder why anyone would ever report such a useful language lesson.
Thank a lot for all your advice...
Thanks
Really it.s the best session I have watched from following you in UA-cam thanks Anna ❤️❤️
Salve Anna!
English used to have a complex grammar similar to German, but it was siplified so the English were able to communicate with the Norse. Both Old Norse and Old German had similar lexicons to Old English (German was a bit more similar). But since the English interacted more with the Norse they prefered to make the grammar more similar to Old Norse and assimilate Old Norse words to English. By doing that they lost a bit of their West Germanic linguistic roots, but English still remained a West Germanic language (mainly because of vocabulary). That's why modern Scandinavian (North Germanic) languages are easier to learn by English speakers than German even though German has more cognates. But the most similar and easiest to learn language for English speakers to learn is a West Germanic language, that language is Dutch.
Great tips! Thankyou Anna!
I don't talk to much already. Your lesson is added an advantage. Thanks a lot for the advice and the lesson. We appreciate all your efforts and knowledge you're imparting in us.
Awesome video Anna 👌👌 Thanks for the 'smart' insight 🙏🙏 You are .. (dramatic pause) .. exceptionally brilliant 🤟🤟🎁🎁
Amazing video well done 😊😊❤️❤️👍👍
Thank You So Much !! Big Help 💫
You are excellent
Hello miss Anna,my comment is you are commendable :)
fantastic teacher
Hi Anna,
I have been trying to speak American English, but I can’t help myself watching your fabulous videos.
So much love for you!
You are an outstanding actress as well.
Wow very good
Hi, Anna. I'm Brazilian and teach Englsh as a foreign language in my city. So, I assume all the 8 tips you mentioned in this video are of great importance for those who are trying to sound like a native.
I'm registering to your channel now
Wonderful to have you as part of our community. :)
Making pause and picking handful of quotes are really a way to sound smart indeed!
Too good
Ur teaching style is wonderful. Thanx for sharing informative video.
Smart 🧚♀️
Hi mam the video was really facinating i enjoyed it alot.
It's very helpful❤🌿
Anna, thanks for the fine lesson, excellent text too, I really would like to see you in a Shakespeare play.
Love them all. 💗
Thanks Anna, very useful.
*Indians need you as a English teacher 👍👍👍*
You give me good idea and to be like native speaker.
God bless you!
Great lesson indeed 👍🏻
Wow Anna great lesson
So amazing advices thanks 🙏
SUCH amazing ADVICE ;)
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hi Anna
Hello there
Did you enjoy the lesson?
Yes Anna
Thanks for teaching me how to engage with my sisters fiancé English father. I rather find as an American, I realized I unintentionally speak with a aggressive and domineering tone as compared to a leisured Englishman. Anna, I regard your advise as to be very alluring and your composer leaves me perplexed. How’s that?😉
I’m glad to be of use
My teacher 🌼👏👏👏🙋
Hi Anna. .. I will visit u.k to know you....
I have a problem of stammering. I am bit tensed when I am talking to other persons. My heart rate goes higher and higher. I don't know what to do. Please give me a solution. All the people around call me as hyper active person. I don't know it is good or bad
Let's go of the fear.
This video might help. I'm doing it, it's really good.ua-cam.com/video/3o2mG_aPbFE/v-deo.html
Super :) Great job!
Hello! Anna. You say " if you are wanting to sound..." Isn't the word "want" the stative verb and cannot be used in continuous tense?
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Happy DHANTERAS and DEEPAWALI { indian festival } to all people's . I wish "MAA LAXMI" { goddess } came to your homes 'nd bring to happiness, joy , smile 'nd health .
🌋🎆🎉🎁🎁🎁🎁🎂🍫🍬🌮🍨🍧🍦🍇🍌🍍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
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Traditional RP sounds smart
Hi Anna :)
i want to practice my English with native English speaker is there any way??
You're always superb in teaching.
Miss Anna, do you still teach through Patreon? Just wondering.
1:05 curious air
2:16 air about you
May I ask you what does air mean in these two phrases. Thanks.
Manner / a way of behaving.
@@EnglishLikeANative thanks Anna
Hello
Hola
Anna you look lovely and adorable.
Our vocabulary is growing exponentially. Let's grow it further courtesy of Mr. Smarty Pants (me).
We are expecting the court to issue the subpoena soon.
A figure of speech can also be known as a colloquialism.
Stan's cantankerous brother-in-law never had a nice word to say.
The bittersweet beginning was unexpected.
There is credence to the old adage that boys never really grow up.
A high level of nepotism exists within many industries. Often it isn't so much what you know as who you are related to.
I thought neanderthals didn't exist after the Renaissance, but they're still alive and well!
Sorry, I can't think of any more. LOL.
Hallo anna...you look so gorgeus..
how do i love her😋
Like 330
Likeit
She is cute!
Oi am dead good at sounding clever and stuff, like.
My favourite quote is from Shakespeare "infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me".
STOP TALKING... I'm gonna follow this 🙄
😂
This reminds me of Rowan Atkinson..
😂
I just wouldn’t say “if you wanting”, were I an English teacher.
It’s not 100% grammatically correct, even if it’s acceptable nowadays.
Otherwise - a great video 👍🏻
I don’t say if you wanting. Not sure which part of the video you’re referring to but I’m sure you’ve just misheard. Or if it’s typed somewhere then it’s a typo.
English Like A Native you are great anyway!
I love you videos, having watched most of them 👍🏻
I was tried it, I can't get it.
You are smarty-pants yourself. ;-)
Some times people don't like smart people looool😂
Excellent! But isn't the usage of "smart" in this meaning quite American? Shouldn't a Brit rather say "clever"?
There are many words that we use which are popular in the US. Smart is British but the meaning here in the past was more about looking tidy, we still use it in this way, but smart meaning intelligent is also widely accepted here and no one would think it was odd to use smart instead of clever. Besides many people learning language start with American English so the meaning the video will be clearer to the majority. :)
Hello anna where is jacob ?
How to be a "fake" smart persom....
Today we can see such kind of people everywhere it's becoming a very dangerous wold ....
Please is not necessary to teach any body to be a "fake" smart... we are surrounded by them.
she ' s not teaching about how to be a ''fake'' person but how to ''sound'' smar (it doesn' t necessarily mean that you' re smart if you speak life this) lol also I' m pretty sure this is supposed to be a humorous lesson nothing too serious so
@@NewLegendXxX if you don't know something you have to say " I really don't know enything about this subject , could you please to tell me about this" certainly it will sound more sincere not fake...
You dont need to know everything...
@@carlosceschini4104 yeah you're right on that
Lol 😂
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAH
You are not gal gadot ??? :p
Irregardless
I'm just watching your lips hhh
Why do you wear this red t shirt every lessons
Why do superheroes always wear the same costume? It’s my uniform, my brand colour, a way to be familiar and recognisable to my viewers. :)
@@EnglishLikeANative Yes, and Baby Jacob looked good as Superbaby, too.
Really it.s the best session I have watched from following you in UA-cam thanks Anna ❤️❤️