9 Real English Expressions To Make You Sound British
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Watch now to learn 9 Useful ENGLISH Expressions that you can use in everyday conversations with native speakers.
1 - Learn the MEANING and PRONUCIATION of the phrase
2 - Listen to the expression being used in a natural way by native (British) English speakers
3 - Test yourself with a fun QUIZ
To improve your level of English and become fluent in a FAST and FUN way
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Hi thanks for watching this British English Lesson. Let me know in the comments if you have any suggestions for English language lessons you want to see,. I’ll try to reply to them all.
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I just love the lessons here. It is quite enjoyable to watch your body language and listen to your explanations. This is the kind of thing I like: watching videos to improve my English. The cherry on top is how you break down the pronunciation of words in detail. I hope you're well, and I look forward to watching more of your videos.
So glad that you are enjoying them Sophie. A new story one will be out next week ( a new conversation one is out tomorrow) Steve
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Thank you so much for this video! I enjoy learning new phrases with you!
You are so welcome 😁
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Thank you very much Steve, I have learned a lot from you, thank you for always making videos with your heart.
thanks for your great comment Kit, I really appreciate it. Steve
Blimey, that's incredible to aknowledge the influence he had and still has today 😮 thanks
Absolutely Fred it surprised me as well 🤷♂️
We miss you and your wonderful lessons. Thank you, continue, you are at the top
Thanks Krus, I'm working as fast as I can to make more. It's good to have your support. Steve
Thanks for your lesson! could you make intonation lesson video?
Sure, I have done some intonation advice in some of the earlier videos but it’s a great suggestion thanks
Wow! Some of them are really useful. Good riddance! Hope I can use this perfect phrase very soon😂 We have a strange analogy for this - tablecloth for your road. Thanks a lot❤
A table cloth for your road 😄I guess the English equivalent to that might be "Don't let the door handle hit your bum on the way out" 😮
For this it would be ‘I don’t want to feel your smell here anymore’😂
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Hello teacher can you advice me with that I'm a new member here and I found you videos very useful and I love it especaly because you are speaking in british accent that I love it so so much, and my question is my level is I think between B1 & B2 and i need a plan or away to follow to improve my english but when I searched about that I get confused about what I need to follow, and if you you have the best way I will be very thankful.
Hi Belkaid thanks for reaching out. I have put together a playlist of videos in the order that I think you should follow that will really get results.
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Great to hear from you Steve
@@SoundBritish I think you are super kind as well. I'm one of your colleagues. I think its so nice that you spent time putting together a list for someone who needs help
Thanks Rowan 👍
Keep doing the good job, sir.
Thank you, I will 👍
I like it❤
Great thanks Sasima 👍
Thank you dear sir for your wonderful teaching 😊😊😊🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
It's my pleasure Betcy, I hope you noticed that I named one of the characters in the last story after you ua-cam.com/video/00BZyMLlfQU/v-deo.html - Steve
@@SoundBritish ohhhh sir just only noticed the video 😊👍
Sir the way of your teaching is very interesting to listen and easy to understand 😊❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Cheers
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