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This video considerably betters my English English proficiency, since Ms.Leila and Ms.Sabrah have brought us a joyous air of expectancy unto English English learning. A multitude of gratitude to you two all, conscientious English English Instructors ! With countless incalculable thanks for you and Ms.Sabrah，notwithstanding ！
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im a voracious reader and listener of English .But problem is i cannot improve my accent as you have.so when I watch your video I focus my attention on your way of speaking which is superb.I love British accent.
The truth is that I really enjoyed this video.I learnt 12 British phrases and I knew 8 out of 20.My example sentence: I'm always full of beans after drinking smoothies with fresh fruits and vegetables.
First of all, congratulations for your wedding (I'm so sorry for the delay), without any doubt your husband is a lucky man. Thanks for the lesson, very helpful and instructive. I love your receive pronunciation. I lived in the Southwest of London.
1. To do a bodge job. - To do something very badly. 2. Get pissed - To get drunk. (After drinking too much alcohol) 3. To give someone a bell - To call/ telephone someone 4. They made a dog’s dinner of it! - They made a mess of it. They did it badly. 5. To be chuffed or chuffed to bits - To be happy for something or someone 6. Bagsy! - Me first! 7. First any joy? Or Have any joy? - Did you have any luck? 8. Pants! - (Adj) Something is bad. 9. To pull a blinder. Or Play a binder. - To do something really well, showing skill. 10. To spend a penny. - To go for a pee/wee to urinate. 11. A chav (noun) Chavy (adj) - A common person very unsophisticated. 12. To take the mickey out of someone. - To mock/ridicule/tease someone. 13. To be full of beans. - To have a lot of energy. 14. To be cream-crackered - Knackered=very tired, To have a Kip - To have a short sleep. A snooze/40 winks 15. Something is Bog-standard - Ordinary/basic Nothing special 16. Chinese whispers - Gossip that is not true or accurate. 17. It’s a doddle! - Very easy/ not difficult. 18. To have a chinwag. - To have chat/gossip (usually used to refer to women) 19. Horses for courses - Different people like or are suited to different things. 20. Bob’s your uncle! (fanny’s your aunt) - There it is! Finished! Done!
Thks very very much for this excellent lesson. Always the best I'm looking for upcoming vid lesson like this. Have a good time n keep up the great work 👍
Hi Leila I'm glad to see you again Thanks for this excellent video These phrases will help me a lot Have a great night you and Sabrah my beautiful teacher 😉🇧🇷
We're chuffed to bits that we've found your amazing channel!😻💋 All your lessons are spiffing and this one is not the exception! Really loved the moments with unequalled Sabrah!😅👍 Love you both to the moon and back!💕💞💓💖💗💝 Hugs from twinnies!🤗🥰
Hey teacher leila your class is so fantastic I'm learning so much with you.british english is sweet I'm Reinaldo and I write all the course in my notebook
Thank you for these amazing lessons we are so grateful . Could you make us a video all about refusing politely a meal that contains pig meat or alcohol .
PLEEEEASE!!!! Make more videos about cockney slangs, accent, tricks, etc, etc, etc... most of my Londoner friends speak with the cockney accent and I got lost all the time. Please, girls, besides it will be really useful it will be quite funny as well! thanks in advance, cheers!
Correct me if I'm wrong but for older generations of Brits the term knackered is kind of offensive because it implies you are tired because of ..... . Doesn't it?
Hi Leila, how are you doing?? Thank you very much for all your work. I don't mean to be impolite but can I ask you where are you from?? I hope I could go to the UK some day and meet you. One phrase I use quite a lot is learn the ropes xD Best wishes ❤❤☀️
The very British phrases and words that I know are 1. Ten a penny - plenty in numbers but have little value. 2. Skip (n) - container of refused items. 3. Sleep rough - sleep uncomfortably.
a quick question - I have one neighbour from Jamaica, he keeps asking me all the time: "Wagwam, wanna some food?" Not sure why, but I don't think I look like I need some food. Does he mean something else?
Brilliant, Leila!....There's an expression I find very funny and I think it is very British: "How's your father"! eg I think they had a bit of how's your father after the party….. meaning they had sex
"Shotgun" doesn't mean the front of a car in American. It means, to sit in the the passenger seat next to the driver. Love the video. However, I wouldn't recommend an American to use any of these phrases until they've developed an English accent.
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Don't forget to sign up by the 9th September!!
Love English with Leila & Sabrah hi leila you are very gorgeous & Yes i love English with leila
This video considerably betters my English English proficiency, since Ms.Leila and Ms.Sabrah have brought us a joyous air of expectancy unto English English learning. A multitude of gratitude to you two all, conscientious English English Instructors ! With countless incalculable thanks for you and Ms.Sabrah，notwithstanding ！
Wow! Thanks Alec for this incredible comment! You are very kind! 👍💕
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im a voracious reader and listener of English .But problem is i cannot improve my accent as you have.so when I watch your video I focus my attention on your way of speaking which is superb.I love British accent.
We have a soft spot for Love English.
The truth is that I really enjoyed this video.I learnt 12 British phrases and I knew 8 out of 20.My example sentence:
I'm always full of beans after drinking smoothies with fresh fruits and vegetables.
First of all, congratulations for your wedding (I'm so sorry for the delay), without any doubt your husband is a lucky man. Thanks for the lesson, very helpful and instructive. I love your receive pronunciation. I lived in the Southwest of London.
Love your lessons! Your such a fun! Thanks!
1. To do a bodge job. - To do something very badly.
2. Get pissed - To get drunk. (After drinking too much alcohol)
3. To give someone a bell - To call/ telephone someone
4. They made a dog’s dinner of it! - They made a mess of it. They did it badly.
5. To be chuffed or chuffed to bits - To be happy for something or someone
6. Bagsy! - Me first!
7. First any joy? Or Have any joy? - Did you have any luck?
8. Pants! - (Adj) Something is bad.
9. To pull a blinder. Or Play a binder. - To do something really well, showing skill.
10. To spend a penny. - To go for a pee/wee to urinate.
11. A chav (noun) Chavy (adj) - A common person very unsophisticated.
12. To take the mickey out of someone. - To mock/ridicule/tease someone.
13. To be full of beans. - To have a lot of energy.
14. To be cream-crackered - Knackered=very tired, To have a Kip - To have a short sleep. A snooze/40 winks
15. Something is Bog-standard - Ordinary/basic Nothing special
16. Chinese whispers - Gossip that is not true or accurate.
17. It’s a doddle! - Very easy/ not difficult.
18. To have a chinwag. - To have chat/gossip (usually used to refer to women)
19. Horses for courses - Different people like or are suited to different things.
20. Bob’s your uncle! (fanny’s your aunt) - There it is! Finished! Done!
Thanks a lot!
Hi Leila,
With the help of your lesson I learn many new phrases.
Thank you.
Excellent thanks
Thank so much Leila the lesson is really useful
Super fluent and informative!
Awesome video. Useful and funny. Thank you.
Useful video. Happy Eid for all Muslims. Thanks ليلى
Keep it up the great work !!!! You made my day 😊
Leila u are great and best orator, you make my day "
Thks very very much for this excellent lesson. Always the best
I'm looking for upcoming vid lesson like this. Have a good time n keep up the great work 👍
Thanks for the great comment! Always appreciated! 👍💕😊
Superb lesson .
Fantastic! I loved this video. The next time I go back to England I will be more prepared to talk and to understand better everyone. :)
I love you and your Channel.
Hi Leila I'm glad to see you again
Thanks for this excellent video
These phrases will help me a lot
Have a great night you and Sabrah my beautiful teacher 😉🇧🇷
Thank you Leila! I’m addicted to your lessons!❤️💖❤️💜💕
Yay!!! We are so happy you enjoy them! 😊😊👍👍💕💕
We're chuffed to bits that we've found your amazing channel!😻💋 All your lessons are spiffing and this one is not the exception! Really loved the moments with unequalled Sabrah!😅👍 Love you both to the moon and back!💕💞💓💖💗💝
Hugs from twinnies!🤗🥰
To chuff = fart
Thank you Leila for this lesson. Sabrah's always amazes me, It's like a melody. Anyway really appreciate you both
I love how expressive you are 😍
I like "to spend a penny", it sounds nice to me 😉
Easy peasy lemons squizy you nailed UA-cam Leila.
Thank you Leila! 😊☺️You pulled a blinder on your presentation!😉
Hey teacher leila your class is so fantastic I'm learning so much with you.british english is sweet I'm Reinaldo and I write all the course in my notebook
That’s wonderful! I’m so happy you find our lessons useful!
Lovely!
Thank you! 👍💕
Please explain the phrase bagsy
Superb 👍
Lovely! I love these British English phrases. Won't never ever get cream-crackered learning them. 😁
Haha! Brilliant! Nice use of the ‘cream-crackered’ expression! Thank you so much for your comment! 😊💕👍
I really enjoy & love your videos.
Thank you Abdel, you are very kind 💕
Could you please make more videos on British English grammar and British English expressions?
More grammar lessons coming soon, anything specific you need?
I really enjoy your videos.
Thanks for nice lessons madam Leila
Lelia and Sabrah you are both exlentant teacher. I always make mistakes in saplings. How to improve that please let me know.
Good job my teacher
Much thanks
Thank you for these amazing lessons we are so grateful .
Could you make us a video all about refusing politely a meal that contains pig meat or alcohol .
Ahhh, saying ‘no thank you’ politely 👍
I see, thanks a lot I realy appreciate it .
PLEEEEASE!!!! Make more videos about cockney slangs, accent, tricks, etc, etc, etc... most of my Londoner friends speak with the cockney accent and I got lost all the time. Please, girls, besides it will be really useful it will be quite funny as well! thanks in advance, cheers!
We wiiiiiillll!!! Promise! Very soon!!! 👍💕😂😂😉
@@LoveEnglishUK
Thanks a lot girIs. I will use them to perfrom my knowledge. :)
Thanks for the video, that's the kind I really love (unlike my students who need to watch them as their homework and learn the phrases you present 🙂)
Excellent mam.
Thank you so much
Many thanks for this pure British video. As always perfect :-)
Lila, you`re the real Lila of English learners.
Nice video
I am chuffed watching your video. I am full of beans this morning. Thank you so much for teaching me. You are too kind.😊
Haha! Lucky you! I’m not! Need coffee to wake up! 🤪👍💕
We’re you so full of beans you chuffed 😂😂😂💩farted
Happy summer. Love you. A
Hey Andrea! Hope you’re having a good summer! I’ve just got back from Sicily, enjoying the cool British summer 😂😉🤷🏻♀️👍
Great!
I'm really really love Ur beautiful smile ❤️
Thank you for explanation
what kind of English are you taught at lingoda classes? brit or american english?
Okay Leila, I'll give u a bell later, thank u so much, bye😊🙋🏽
5:00 50p is still cheaper than the $2 they charged me at the Disco in New York city!
Hi pretty English Teacher Leila!
please give us lesson abour active & passive voice
Did you understand what I want?
I do love your make-up
What is Chavy?
I'm chuffed to bits for you when explaining this interesting lesson.
Ahh! You are sweet , thanks!
My pleasure!
Good
does Lingoda teach american english or brit english?
Teacher, don't you think so they are quite informal in professional writings ? but although I'll use in informal meetings.
5:51 alright! Innocent chav hahaha ⚘😘
Palese, would you send me a Sabrah's picture with the yellow cap? Very nice! 🤩
Correct me if I'm wrong but for older generations of Brits the term knackered is kind of offensive because it implies you are tired because of ..... . Doesn't it?
Not really! But you're correct it used to be used in that way.
Colloquial Leila!
Hi Leila, how are you doing??
Thank you very much for all your work.
I don't mean to be impolite but can I ask you where are you from??
I hope I could go to the UK some day and meet you.
One phrase I use quite a lot is learn the ropes xD
Best wishes ❤❤☀️
‘Learn the ropes’ good one! 👍 I’m from a town called Bournemouth! It’s amazing!
What does 40 winks means.
Chinese whispers does it mean a tenebrous language?, Fan from algeria
Not really...👍
This video not that bog of standard although it's amazing and I love your channel I love you guys ❤❤❤
The very British phrases and words that I know are
1. Ten a penny - plenty in numbers but have little value.
2. Skip (n) - container of refused items.
3. Sleep rough - sleep uncomfortably.
Pants it's the most phrase I have admired
😅😅😁 she looks perfect, like a rapper😂😅❤, that's cute thanks Sabrah
A rapper? 🤣🤷🏻♀️🤔
Yes😊, a rapper, just try singing & everyone will be like wow😮😊&thank u for ur support & love ❤👌
I like to be the bagsy of you dear teacher.
a quick question - I have one neighbour from Jamaica, he keeps asking me all the time: "Wagwam, wanna some food?" Not sure why, but I don't think I look like I need some food. Does he mean something else?
Example :
He was as sick as a parrot when he saw how much litter had been left in the park.
Nice video Maam
Full of beans also meant to trump a lot 😁😁😁😁 in Italy
Brilliant, Leila!....There's an expression I find very funny and I think it is very British: "How's your father"!
eg I think they had a bit of how's your father after the party….. meaning they had sex
Hahahaha!!! Yes! Great expression! Wish I hadn’t misssd it off! 👍💕
The English usually just say, "brill" rather than brilliant.
tabby loves 20 fish species and 2 types of crustaceans. They live in tabby's tummy along with tabby's pet tapeworms :D
I know the phrase I'll give a ring later.
My favourite one is number 20. Fanny is your aunt !! 😱😱
👍😊😂😂
What.s.the.difference.between.a.right.bodge.job.and.to.make.dogs.dinner.i.couldn.t.see.the.difference.thank.you
"Shotgun" doesn't mean the front of a car in American. It means, to sit in the the passenger seat next to the driver. Love the video. However, I wouldn't recommend an American to use any of these phrases until they've developed an English accent.
my Teacher, I love you. such a refreshing face.
I am full of beans let me jump 😁
Leila in this video seems to be full of beans.
ليلاي انتي و فرحتي ومني الفؤاد اذا تمني 😍
🙋🏻♂️😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀🙋🏻♂️
If I say "I m gonna spend a dime". How can it be perceived by a British?
What are you on about? It does my head in. It drives me around the bend. Wind-up merchant.
Me😊: hey Leila
Leila👧: hey Adam
Me😊: do u wanna hear a joke?
Leila👧: sure!
Me: UA-cam haters
Leila: 😂🤣😂😅😂😂
😅U see, i love to take the mickey out of them& all my enemies.
😂😂😂😂😂💕👍
🌹💕
I speak English very well but i am not native speaker so..
To be cream crackered=to be tired
Exactly! 👍😉💕
How ARE you
Make a dog's dinner of it does it mean a recipe for disaster?
I don't want lingoda ,I want you to be talk in phone call for English speaking
. So if yua yes please reply me n tell how much fee u charge for one hour a day.
You look like sunny leone