Intermediate English vocab - my morning routine (English + Vlog)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Useful English vocabulary from names of actions that we do in the morning to intermediate idiomatic expressions. The English idioms and generally vocabulary that I teach in vlogs are always suitable for everyday neutral and informal use, so don't be scared of sounding too formal! With me, you won't :)
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Lovely video Inna, as always!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing. Have a good day. 👍
You too!
My favorite meal is breakfast, too. And I also like to eat oatmeal for dinner sometimes))
If you like a breakfast you have to see breakfasts having Turkish. Then you'll say I didn't have breakfast until now. For example:
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Makes two of us 😁
Thanks! Inna
Love it! thanks a lot
Thanks a lot !
Welcome!!
I enjoyed it
Congrats!
Thank you Nikolai!
Thanks a lot for your work and for this video. I used to read Olya's Expresso before the war started. But since i live in Ukraine we have a lot of must-watch news here and it became too difficult for me keep up to date with world news. By the way, can we call this thing "a digest", like сводка? Or there is a better word for this?
I totally forgot about the word 'digest'! Yes, I guess it would fit, although Olya's newsletter is much more than a digest - there's also stories and music and memes... But yeah, it's generally a nice word to talk about newsletters with news :)
I can totally understand! I'm not from Ukraine, but after the war started I actually didn't read Olya's newsletter for a few months, because I was feeling so overwhelmed with news from other sources that were about Ukraine only.
Have you ever read 'Metaphors We Live By' by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson?
I did, for one of the term papers at uni. Why?
@@innainenglish They discuss the war metaphor in everyday language. Phrase like "defending your point" or "winning an argument" reflect this metaphor. This framing affects how we perceive interactions, encouraging a combative mindset rather than one of collaboration.
You mentioned war rhetoric, which inspired my question about the book. It's an important topic, and I'm glad you brought it up. 👍🤝
Hi.... what is your native language? I love your accent 😊
Thank you! My first language is Russian plus I speak a second near-native language which is Belarusian
@@innainenglish your English is excellent. I'm Italian and I'm studying English
Nice vid, may I ask what your cute cat's name is?
Please don't laugh! His name is Cat 🙈
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