Speak English Naturally ● Use Filler Words!
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- Опубліковано 30 гру 2017
- Do you know how to use filler words?
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I never had seen any video about filler word before I saw this. That was great.
i love your video... your explanation is clear... Thank you. Love from Indonesia. please keep posting
Hi Mark!! It is very interesting video. In Serbia we often say bre. It is common filler word in my country. I wish you best.
Thank you so much
Eh, bueno, pues, y, esto, vale... These are a few fillers in the Spanish language in Spain.
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Thank you so much for sharing such educated video Mark. In my language filler words are ay daa, heee, mmm, bi deqe like these words using occasionally in confusing situation in Azeri language in Azerbaijan.
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Happy New Year, Mark! you are a wonderful teacher and next year I want to take your lessons with skype.
Thanks so much! 😃 Okay, talk to you next year! 🙃
Ahm, lemme see.
In here, we usually used the word "ano" as filler word or if we're not sure which right word to say.
Basically, the word "Ano" is a local word for the word "What".. Strange, isn't it? But we're used to it and most likely we knew that it meant if used as filler word.
We also used western filler words mentioned in this lesson in our daily speech.
Umm, Thanks for the lesson, Mark! :)
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When I was a student, our physics teacher likes to use the filler words A. In one class, some classmates counted that she said more than 100 A. Later we gave the physics teacher an nickname called Teacher A. In most cases I don’t like filler words because it affects the fluency of language expression.
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Hey, Mark! That was an awesome lesson! Um...uh...actually, we have lots of filler words and sounds in Russian. For example, such vowels like: ah..., uh..., oh..., eh..., nuh... and very many words. A lot of those words are literally swearing words meaning nearly nothing but they are not to be discussed in public. If you are interested in Russian language, I'll be able to send them in private email. Thanks for teaching us! You have a great talent! Take care!
Hi! 😃😃Thank you so much!
In Chinese, many like to use "ran hou" (然后）which means "then".
Hi, Mark! You make a great job in teaching. Mmm... you inspire every one of us a huge. Eee .. sometimes seems to me ehu.. my aspire wasn't enough. Very often I made the homeworks ммм... mechanically. Маskara (awfully).....😯
Hi Nora! Thanks for the encouragement! 😃😃 I'm glad I can inspire everyone! Haha...don't worry about the homework. You're learning and improving every day!
hmm, eh, ekhm (this imitates cough when you want to cut into conversation or pay sb attention), aaaa (long aa like in mad - you show when you understand what your are told or reminded), ooo (long o like in more, when you express admiration) - that would be interesting linguistic study to compare filler words from different lanugages - you are probably going to figure out that they are very similar, except Chinese of course, they have everything strange :)
Haha, yes! Chinese are a bit strange in many ways. 😄
Hi! I was listening carefully to your explanation, and um, I could notice that you said that in Spanish, we use "A" as a filler, but it´s not like "A" what we use.Actually,it´s something like the "e" sound in elephant. I hope that helps!
Okay! 😃
Yes we have 😁hmm like a hmmm, mmmm, no no no ... In my language for example... Nggak ah, kayaknya, gini gini... Do you what it means 😁😁there are indonesian language mark....
But i like your video cause i learnd about pronounsiation, grammer, vocabulary, and so on... Thank you so much mark 🙏🙏🙏
In our Kannada language, the filler words are ,Seri, Matte, howda? Haaga?....
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Thanks so much, Shanti! 😃
Already isn't a filler word, but an intensifier used to emphasize impatience or express exasperation.
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Hey Mark. I hv a question. Can v use the word "fly" for a zip of a blouse or any other dress? Or is it used only for the zip of trousers?
Yes, I think you can! 😃😃
Hi Mark, I am from Hungary. My language has a filler words " ő ".
Yes, in Portuguese there are many such as "NÉ... ÉÉÉ... HUMM... HÃ..., ETC"
Cool!
What about the famous "you know"? The most, you know, annoying filler word in English.
In brazilian Portuguese we have: certo? sabe?
Nega nega nega:D
I think that the most used filler words in Portuguese are "hã" and "hum". Haha, I used the English word "that" as a filler word in this sentence.
You're right! Great job. 😃
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Some people say "you know" a lot. The Canadians like to say "Ay?" Haha!
You're right!
I really don't know in italian. Everybody use every intercalary. I often say : mmm or dunque or laonde per cui . Just me . Now i see if there are others italian with others opinions.
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UM = 1
Hi, Mark! That shirt makes you ơ...ơ... look a bit cool...! :)
Haha, thanks! 😃
Hey, Mark. Where were you living when did you visit China?
I lived in Shanghai for a year in 2015. I also lived in Foshan for a few months. 🙂
Russian has quite a few. Короче, типа, ну, как бы are the ones that come to mind right away.
Cool! 😃 I want to learn how to read Russian. It looks so cool.
Actually, reading Russian is pretty easy. You simply need to learn the Russian alphabet. Mostly we read letters as they are, that's it. Easy-peasy, right?
Let's practise a little. Shall we?
"город" (gorod) - means "city"
"дорога" (doroga) - "road"
Awesome! 😃 I definitely want to learn Russian some day! Much easier than English...😄
Someone told me "There's no time like the present". ;)
I was talking about reading only... other stuff in the Russian language... umm... let's say complicated. )
Haha, but I'm trying to hard to get popular these days. The problem with me is that I'm an all or nothing person. I can't do anything "part-time". So when I learn Russian, I'm really gonna go for it.
If the other aspects of Russian are complicated, I'll just learn how to read and forget the rest. 😛
Hi! Some filler words used in our language: hmm, haaaa, hou, ouf....
Take care!
I remembered the next filler word " massagan" - Wow!☺
Cool! When I come to Kazakhstan, I'll just talk to everyone using filler words. 😂😂
Kazakhs are so hospitable. Severel filler words help you to open any of the doors. It's really!☺😊
Wow, that's amazing!! 😃 I hope I can visit Kazakhstan soon! I love hospitality. 😃
I think you can come in the time, when would a student's vacation. When my friends daughter will comes from Rome. She is studying at University of the financial magistrate. She'll helps in you traveling at surrounding of Almaty. And she'll helps me too.
Cool! When do student's have vacation in Kazakhstan?
I didn't ever notice the filler words in Hindi. Filler words are like: vo, vau, mmm, sometimes only expression!
Cool!
Han ,jee,woh I think these filler words in my language
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Russian has a lot of filler words. These words are called "Слова паразиты"😀
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I suddenly realized that the word 'типа' which is widely used by young people in my country is literally the same as the word 'like' 😀
Lol 😃😃
iiii, bele deyek, her halda, mence :) in Azerbaijan ;) Did you understand, what I wrote :))))))
We have some filler as like,emm,yaa,nah,eehh and etc.
Great! 😃
Yaa😊😊😊😊
In Arabic, we say A like Spanish as a filler word 😀
I forgot to tell main Kazakh filler word "oibay" - it is used, when something is wrong. In the symbol it is express as 😨.
Cool! 😃 I will use that word when I visit Kazakhstan.
Of course 😂😂😂
I fals with the word of " pronounciation"
Hahahahaha.... Sorry mark....
"Nega" in chinese means "that".
Yes, We like to say Nega to buy the time.
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My filler language is a ee ee ee ee when missed a word to say
Add eeeen
I think usually we used filler words my language Oh. Example oh. No l forgot my key on the table 😲
Ehmm... BOH is also very used... Happy 2018!
Cool! Where are you from? Happy New Year! 😃
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Oh yeah, I remember now. 😊 Sometimes I forget things. 😅
No problem, your subscribers are increasing:-)
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Japanese people say "A" or "Eto" as a filler word.
Syrian people could say a complete sentence as a filler lol , we can say " Allahumma sali ala alnabi '' and then if the idea doesn't come, we will ask the person to repeat the sentence over and over again until we find the good answer lol.
lol
I need you to get me americans whom want to learn spanish lol.
our filling word in persian is "emmmm"
Cool!
Well in Spanish we use "aaaaaa" , "ummmmm" , "eeeeeee" and so on.
That's great.
I think uh...AA are filler words... in my Korean langues.
Okay! 😃
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In Indonesia some filler language such as "anu", "kayak", "begini" and "hmmm"
Hmm or mmm, aaa... in Hindi
like as a filler word isn't a verb.
Racism at its worst XD 8:51
En Français : heu… comment dirais-je....
That's literally the worst movie that I've ever seen is hyperbole
In fact and realty ; frankly ; possibly ; likely ;
Maybe ;.... After that start lying 🤥 😂😜🤓.