Furniture | English Vocabulary Lesson

Furniture | English Vocabulary Lesson - Learn some vocabulary about furniture with me while I visit this huge furniture shop.
Don't forget to do the homework at the end - this is a way to learn and remember the words.
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TRANSCRIPT:
Hi everyone, I'm here at a furniture shop
today, so I thought it would be a great
opportunity to look at some furniture
vocabulary.
Here's a sofa, and some more sofas up
there. And, Americans call them couches.
Sofa. Couch.
A chair, some chairs. This kind
of relaxing chair is called an armchair.
Armchair. And it's even got a footstool.
This kind of chair which spins around is
called a swivel chair, or an office chair.
Swivel chair or Office chair.
Shelves. Be careful with the singular and the plural.
One shelf, or some shelves. Shelves.
So this is a cupboard, but the fact that
it's low down means you would call it a
cabinet. And hey, there's a TV on it, so
it's a TV cabinet.
Here's another cabinet in the kitchen, so
it's a kitchen cabinet.
Here is another cabinet and this one's
got things on display, so we would call
it a display cabinet.
This kind of small table for your living room is
called a coffee table. Coffee table.
Beds. A single bed, a bunk bed and a double bed.
A clock.
Here's a table for the dining room, so
it's a dining room table. And these are
dining room chairs. Dining room chairs.
Here is a desk with lots of drawers. A
desk. This is a draw. Some desk drawers.
This kind of high table in a kitchen is
called a breakfast bar, or maybe a
counter.
Here is an oven, and the thing on
top which you cook on is called a hob.
Curtains.
A cupboard which is made for keeping
clothes in is called a wardrobe. Or, if
your American, it's called a closet.
Wardrobe or closet.
Lampshades.
So here's something about the word
furniture, because furniture is actually
an uncountable noun. That means that it's
already plural. Here's some furniture, and
if you want to talk about one piece, you
say a piece of furniture. Because
furniture is already plural, the word
furnitures does not exist in English.
Don't say furnitures.
Drawers, and
one unit like this is called a chest of drawers.
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[@mohammeda2391]

Thanks very much 🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏❤❤

[@Caitlin11ify]

You've just reminded me - I need a trip to IKEA pretty soon!

[@dominykasstanulis1435]

There is a single bed, cushions, a wardrobe, a desk, a chair, a bookcase, a cabinet and a stool in my cosy bedroom.😊

[@RADEnglish]

Thanks and we'll done for doing the homework. Cosy - that is a great adjective.

[@AlleRodrigues]

Thanks! :)

[@vispar0269]

Thank you for this useful video!
In my room there is a sofa, a display cabinet, a wardrobe, a tv cabinet, a desk without drawers and an office chair

[@RADEnglish]

Hi. Thanks for watching and doing the homework.

[@rumi8724]

I came across your video and I must say I LOVE IT. You are a wonderful teacher. Thanks for this awesome video. Keep' em coming pleaaaaase :)

[@RADEnglish]

Thank you. I hope to make some more videos soon.

[@gurpinder_sidhu]

Very helpful , thank you so much

[@RADEnglish]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching 👍

[@souadtello4976]

Wow that was an amazing video! Thanks a lot!
In my room, there is a single bed, a closet, a sofa, and a desk with many drawers

[@RADEnglish]

Thanks for the compliment Souad Tello, it makes us really happy. Also, thanks for doing the homework - it's all correct - great work!

[@irinaostrovskaya711]

Thank You very much for the video!)

[@RADEnglish]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@gemucca]

A really useful video, like all you have made so far.

[@RADEnglish]

Thank gemucca. I'm happy you find my videos useful!

[@arteenaccion]

Nice one.

[@RADEnglish]

Thanks.

[@zhoumo559]

我喜欢你的视频，比较适合我的学习方式，哦耶，I like your video,,

[@RADEnglish]

Thanks. I'm happy you like the video! Rob.

[@fengjialiu7184]

a bookshelf, a desk, an armchair, a chest of drawers, a floor lamp

[@RADEnglish]

Well done. Thank you for doing the homework.

[@rinorinsatori9649]

My room isn't big enough. When you enter through the door opposite it you see an armchair and ps4 on it. Next to door is chair and sofa. To the right from the sofa is little computer desk without drawers with computer on it. Across from it there is another desk with drawers and second computer. There is a chair near them. To the left from this desk are wardrobe and bookshelves. And to the left from the wardrobe there is an armchair from the beginning of the story. That's all 🤗

[@RADEnglish]

Thank you. This is great work. My only comment is to be careful with articles. Every piece of furniture needs an article. You used one sometimes, but not always (A/the chair, a/the sofa, a/the little computer desk, a/the computer, a/the second computer etc).👍

[@lightblue544]

thank you, if you or someone will find errors and will inform me in the comments =)
my furniture list
furniture in room:
a double bed
a single bed
a table for dining room (but this is room not is dining room)
a small chest of two drawers and one shelf
a middle chest of six drawers
a big chest of three shelves
a chair
a swivel chair
a desk without drawers, but with two shelves
furniture in the kitchen:
a small dining room table
an oven and on top a hob ? or an oven and a hob on it ?
five kitchen cabinets

[@RADEnglish]

Great. The only mistakes are: a medium sized chest of drawers (big, middle sized, small).
And it should be: an oven with a hob on top. 👍

[@lightblue544]

@@RADEnglish Thank you very much, Rob =)

[@RADEnglish]

@@lightblue544 you're welcome. Thank you for watching my video 🙏

[@lightblue544]

Sorry,
I right understand?
Wrong- "a middle sized chest of drawer"
Correctly- "a medium sized chest of drawer"

[@user-ud5ql9su6g]

Can write your number for me please 😊

[@user-ud5ql9su6g]

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[@johngalt5458]

IKEA said to Russia: "Goodbye"!

[@chien4741]

Could I say:telly stand?

[@RADEnglish]

For the TV cabinet? No - a stand isn't a type of cupboard, more like a frame. You could say telly cabinet, but telly is quite a colloquial or slang word for tv. People would still understand what you meant though.

[@anarodriguezayala7703]

I am an Spanish English Teacher and I would like to use it for my lessons, the problem is that you didn't write down (under the video) the transcription of the video for us to use it to give lessons, could you transcribe the videos you do, please?

[@RADEnglish]

Hello. I'm very happy for you to use this video in a lesson. I have added the transcription to the video description for you. I hope your students enjoy it an learn a lot of new vocabulary. Thanks. Rob,

[@anarodriguezayala7703]

@@RADEnglish, I didn't see it and I was doing the transcription since yesterday to copy it for you, it was nearly finished. I could give you lots of ideas to improve what students and even teachers (for your level up) should now, so if you want to interchange points of views you can write me to: [e-mail]

[@RADEnglish]

@@anarodriguezayala7703 Ah, that's a shame you did all that work when you didn't need to. YES I am definitely interested in any tips you have on how I can further help learners and teachers. I will send you an email. Thanks. Rob.

[@RADEnglish]

Hi again. Is your email correct here? I copy/pasted it and google tells me the email address doesn't exist. Thanks.

[@anarodriguezayala7703]

@@RADEnglishI have some emails: [e-mail]; [e-mail]; [e-mail]

[@opsa8262]

Single Bed
Wardrobe
Chair
Desk
Curtains
Computer

[@RADEnglish]

Thanks for watching and doing the homework!