What would you like me to make a lesson about? Let me know in the comments! 😊DON'T FORGET what you have learned in this lesson: download the free PDF worksheet here 👉 speakenglishwithvanessa.ck.page/a24b974f4b
Vanessa, please make a video on academic, sophisticated expressions that we could make use of writing an essay, a statement of purpose etc. (For academic purposes) thank you in advance❤🥰
Hey Vanessa again! I very very loved your previous lesson about body vocabulary, that was absolutely amazing, thanks! I've downloaded the PDF and then I was flicking that through again 'n' again to remember it forever! It really works, PDF is always providing me with a lot of necessary help! Thanks Vanessa one more time! See you soon!
Hi Vanessa! I would like another real life lesson with your family: Dan and the kids. Maybe while you have breakfast or dinner or maybe when you are playing a game. I love this type of lessons so much 🙂
Sometimes I don't want to keep on learning english but, when I watch Vanessa's video and I think about her I get the strength to keep on.Thanks ma'am V.
As many Chinese children, I studied English since middle school. I have read books about America history and watched many American movies and tv series. I think I know a lot of things about America. However, this video let me know that there are a lot of things I could to learn about American cultures. In these 10 American cultures, I just know the meaning of “the fourth “! For me there is so much fun to learn English and American cultures in the same time. This video is great, you knocked it outta the park!
Hi Vanessa, I only say ,you knocked it out in the park whith your English class ,the more I whatch ,the more I learn , I'm so Happy whith you , thanks again .
Hey teacher!Never celebrated the 4th, never found a Benjamin, never heard of the song, but I dug the lesson, cuz it was a new ballpark for me!Enjoy your day!
I didn't know exactly what American culture was like, but after watching this fun Vanessa's video, I could encounter many unique things that only happen in the United States which has a very engaging, stereotypical and wonderful society. I love the country, I will have to speak English the whole time. I have a few Spanish-speaking relatives living in the US but that wouldn't mean any troubles when it comes to entirely interacting with people in English. You mean the world to me, Vanessa, thank you so much for giving me those amazing stuff about American culture. ❤
Hello Vanessa, after the school and institute course 34 years later, I completely forgot the language, and now thanks to you, I began to understand English again, and better than before. You are a wonderful teacher, Thank you very much Vanessa.
My family has been here for hundreds of years. Thank you for pointing out some interesting things that make this country unique. Having grown up in this culture sometimes I struggle to see the uniqueness of America. This helped me see it from the outside looking in.
People say I'm Americanized cause I always loved everything American (even though I live milliom miles away) and I knew all the things you were talking about!! Learned from movies, songs and TV shows ☺🥰
So Sweet to learn more about American culture and I already knew some American expressions, however, it is amazing to learn and comprehend more about that. So thank you ever so much, Vanessa, for bringing about lessons like this.
Hi Vanessa! This is a great video but as an American and a diehard baseball fan I wanted to let you know that Take Me Out To The Ballgame is actually played during the 7th inning stretch (in between the top and bottom of the 7th inning when all the fans stand and stretch and sing together). So that’s another wrinkle to throw into all of the baseball culture! There are also so many other baseball expressions used in everyday conversations by Americans.
Some old lady at the store saw me without a mask and asked me" Did you get vaccinated ? Of course, I said that I can't tell her it's private, But now I know how to give them a short answer" I please the 5th" Thank you so much Vanessa!!
I'm from IRAN, i have learned some of these expressions in the past lessons but i know the fourth is independent day in the U.S.A and congratulations the fourth, highly appreciate for your new lesson، always your student, you rock 🌹🌿
That's why I like Vani so much. Her smile, her accent and her positive mood always save my day. Go on like that. Best greetings and wishes from Germany. 😊💐🇺🇲
What an amazing video, Vanessa! I am a Vietnamese who have a really humble knowledge about America culture. It's my lucky day that I am watching over again and again this such video. Thank you for bringing me to the outside world, at least to the Dream Country :))) Good day, V!
Wow, thank you for sharing this wonderful lesson. I'm now living with some enthusiastic Americans and they use a lot of slangs and idioms that I don't understand and consequently, I don't get the joke. This video was uploaded just right on time. And I really love your positive energy and your excitement to share your knowledge as well as your culture to everyone around the world and non-resident in the US. Please keep up with your excellent work and help us understand English better, not just vocabulary or grammar, but also the culture. I love you so much, Vanessa!!!!
Hello! I from Ukraine and I knew almost all of this points. I really didn't know about the "to plead the 5th", "John Hancock", "Shotgun" and "S'mores" because it's local terms of the US))) But I grateful to Vanessa for the new information 🙏
I’m an American and didn’t know thing John Hancock one either! I’m glad you like our culture, I love Ukrainian culture and my grandma is from there🇺🇦❤️🇺🇸
When i was watch youtube channel in English, i understand only you because your pronunciation and speech rate understandable according to me. Thank you Teacher Vanessa.
I need more of this videos especially about holidays, how schools subjects are taught, difference between private and public schools or education in general (at least US based) and it can be about everything!
What a gorgeous and excellent teacher I see here! thanks for sharing your knowledge with us - a big kiss from Brazil ! No, I never have celebrated the 4th July - maybe one day
Hi vanessa i really enjoy with your lessons , And my english right now are better than before !After i watch your every week lessons! Thank you so much
Hi Vanessa I really enjoy your lessons. My english is better after watching your lessons every week. Instead better you could use the word improve My english had improved. Have a good day
I am really delightfully inspired, well-informed by this practical and useful things you taught at this video. Stunned to watch all the boiled-down elements about American must-know culture elements. It's crystal clear that American cultures could be written like a dictionary. But you boil down and extract essences from the system. I very appreciate it. Thank you.
I remember been 14 years old (since 2019), where my Principal ma'am introduced an interesting activity. It was an English vocabulary skill, every day during the assembly in school, a student comes in stage and begins with, " new word of the day". But, what's next part makes struck is that the pupil asks the question " raise your hand if anyone knew the word said last day...." And I raised my hand proudly, said the word "austere" meaning strict in front of the stage and everyone cheered out loud. The Principal ma'am had given me a small gift for free too...!!! Oh my word that was the moment I had knocked it outta the park!!!
I am a US immigrant but no “Americans” in my family. I always felt I was behind in society because I never had a chance to learn about American culture. Thank you, Vannessa.
Hello Vanessa, you video is really helpful to me who don`t want to watch video that has teaching contents. I have looked around many You-tube channels that make my skill in English improved. But, I failed and Your channel is apparently perfect. Thanks for providing us with high-quality contents on be half of human just like me.
No, I haven't! but I would love to celebrate the 4th in the US someday with my friends who are living in America🇺🇸🤩 Great job in your explanation about American culture, Vanessa-you really knocked it out of the park! You rock!! I've always looked up to you!🙏😃 Thanks so much for another great lesson❤
Not gonna lie, I'm an American and some of these are new to be too. If someone found a 100 dollar bill near me they'd probably just say that, I'm not sure where someone would have come from if they refer to it as a, "Benjamin." It is interesting to hear nonetheless
About school terms, what is "junior high"? Could you do a video on school and class vocabulary? The way students speak, teachers too, everything related to class, grades and stuff?
Hi Vanessa, how are you doin' ?. - I know about ; - The independence day stuff. - The Benjamin Franklin stuff. - The word "buck". - The expression "I plead the fifth". - The senior, freshman, sophomore, and junior stuff. But I didn't know about the rest of the things, even though I lived in the USA for almost ten (10 ) years. - I used to do nothing important on July the fourth when I lived in the USA, I just would go out or stay in my apartment and watch TV, that's all. By the way, thanks a lot for this video lesson Vanessa I learned something new.
@Manisha Kumari I hope you don't get upset but the correct expression is ; - ¡ What a long comment !. - you use "how" in expression that have an adjective ; example ; - ¡ How beautiful she is !.
@Manisha Kumari You're very welcome pal. Thanks for not getting upset, you prove to be a smart and mature person so I'll tell you something else ; the correct expression is ; - " thanks FOR TELLING me about this." - when you use a preposition, the next verb has to be a GERUND, (ING form). - in this case "FOR" is a preposition.
@Manisha Kumari Well, don't worry pal, we all make mistakes and I can help you anytime, even though English is not my mother language but I'll do my best and if I can't help you, well, we both can ask someone else and learn or we can research too.
Thanks for everything, I love your videos, I'm a beginner in English and I've learned a lot from you, my son was born this July 4th, Brazil, very successful for you.
Thank you, Vanessa! Fantastic lesson! There were rather many expressions and things about the US I didn't know before. I learned some funny and also useful expressions this time like "Benjamin", "more bang for your money" and "knock it out of the park".
Alright boss, I'm an American and I wanna clarify I don't think many people refer to a 100 dollar bill as a Benjamin. Maybe in some other places but on the East Coast we just call it like we see it, a 100 dollar bill, or 100 bucks.
What would you like me to make a lesson about? Let me know in the comments! 😊DON'T FORGET what you have learned in this lesson: download the free PDF worksheet here 👉 speakenglishwithvanessa.ck.page/a24b974f4b
I miss you so much,and blessed Friday,and you're creative keep going✨✨✨✨✨..
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Vanessa, please make a video on academic, sophisticated expressions that we could make use of writing an essay, a statement of purpose etc. (For academic purposes) thank you in advance❤🥰
Hey Vanessa again! I very very loved your previous lesson about body vocabulary, that was absolutely amazing, thanks! I've downloaded the PDF and then I was flicking that through again 'n' again to remember it forever! It really works, PDF is always providing me with a lot of necessary help!
Thanks Vanessa one more time! See you soon!
Thank you for today s lesson , could you make a lesson about food in america
Hi Vanessa! I would like another real life lesson with your family: Dan and the kids. Maybe while you have breakfast or dinner or maybe when you are playing a game. I love this type of lessons so much 🙂
Dear Vanessa! Can you please do MORE such lessons on American culture? We, foreign speakers, need this SO MUCH. Please!!!!!!!
very true
I related to you! Please Vanessa do more! This class was awesome!
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I agree, this is very interesting lesson
Yeah!! Truly
Sometimes I don't want to keep on learning english but, when I watch Vanessa's video and I think about her I get the strength to keep on.Thanks ma'am V.
As many Chinese children, I studied English since middle school. I have read books about America history and watched many American movies and tv series. I think I know a lot of things about America. However, this video let me know that there are a lot of things I could to learn about American cultures. In these 10 American cultures, I just know the meaning of “the fourth “! For me there is so much fun to learn English and American cultures in the same time. This video is great, you knocked it outta the park!
I’m glad you like our culture! Your cultures really interesting too, I hope you visit the US one day!
Hi Vanessa, I only say ,you knocked it out in the park whith your English class ,the more I whatch ,the more I learn , I'm so Happy whith you , thanks again .
Hey teacher!Never celebrated the 4th, never found a Benjamin, never heard of the song, but I dug the lesson, cuz it was a new ballpark for me!Enjoy your day!
i'm malaysian... but i've been studying american culture all my life. thanks for the tips & lessons. now i learn even more...
29 years ago, when I married my wife, I knocked it outta the park. She's still the best that could have happened to me.
How wonderful! 😍
@@SpeakEnglishWithVanessa lovely
Great , with your license , I copied and i said to my wife exactly like you wrote.
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Congrats. I wish I could say the same about my life. I live all alone. A good marriage is like winning the lottery.
I didn't know exactly what American culture was like, but after watching this fun Vanessa's video, I could encounter many unique things that only happen in the United States which has a very engaging, stereotypical and wonderful society. I love the country, I will have to speak English the whole time. I have a few Spanish-speaking relatives living in the US but that wouldn't mean any troubles when it comes to entirely interacting with people in English. You mean the world to me, Vanessa, thank you so much for giving me those amazing stuff about American culture. ❤
Hello Vanessa, after the school and institute course 34 years later, I completely forgot the language, and now thanks to you, I began to understand English again, and better than before. You are a wonderful teacher, Thank you very much Vanessa.
Well said. So do i...
My family has been here for hundreds of years. Thank you for pointing out some interesting things that make this country unique. Having grown up in this culture sometimes I struggle to see the uniqueness of America. This helped me see it from the outside looking in.
Am I the only one watching you from México? I love how creative you teach english. Thank you so mucho.
Take me out to the ball game it is play in the middle of the seven inning. It was sung by Edward Meeker in 1908. Love this lesson.
Oh wow... Now i knw why it is in children songs. Thanks
People say I'm Americanized cause I always loved everything American (even though I live milliom miles away) and I knew all the things you were talking about!! Learned from movies, songs and TV shows ☺🥰
So Sweet to learn more about American culture and I already knew some American expressions, however, it is amazing to learn and comprehend more about that. So thank you ever so much, Vanessa, for bringing about lessons like this.
Vanessa, the best teacher.
Well you knocked it out of the park Vanessa!
Thank you Vanessa for your help
Hi Vanessa! This is a great video but as an American and a diehard baseball fan I wanted to let you know that Take Me Out To The Ballgame is actually played during the 7th inning stretch (in between the top and bottom of the 7th inning when all the fans stand and stretch and sing together). So that’s another wrinkle to throw into all of the baseball culture! There are also so many other baseball expressions used in everyday conversations by Americans.
In Milwaukee we sing roll out the barrel during the 7th inning stretch
Some old lady at the store saw me without a mask and asked me" Did you get vaccinated ?
Of course, I said that I can't tell her it's private, But now I know how to give them a short answer" I please the 5th" Thank you so much Vanessa!!
I'm from IRAN, i have learned some of these expressions in the past lessons but i know the fourth is independent day in the U.S.A and congratulations the fourth, highly appreciate for your new lesson، always your student, you rock 🌹🌿
My goooosh You are significantly clever to teach us 💪 fan no.1 since Now !❤️
That's why I like Vani so much. Her smile, her accent and her positive mood always save my day. Go on like that. Best greetings and wishes from Germany. 😊💐🇺🇲
You're my best teacher.. ever
What an amazing video, Vanessa! I am a Vietnamese who have a really humble knowledge about America culture. It's my lucky day that I am watching over again and again this such video. Thank you for bringing me to the outside world, at least to the Dream Country :))) Good day, V!
Hi how are you? I want to talk to native
@@shahidwitness588 How are you? I am a native English speaker.
Never come to sithole usa especially los angeles, you will regret
The way how Vanessa told about s'mores - it was simply beautiful)
Wow, thank you for sharing this wonderful lesson. I'm now living with some enthusiastic Americans and they use a lot of slangs and idioms that I don't understand and consequently, I don't get the joke. This video was uploaded just right on time. And I really love your positive energy and your excitement to share your knowledge as well as your culture to everyone around the world and non-resident in the US. Please keep up with your excellent work and help us understand English better, not just vocabulary or grammar, but also the culture. I love you so much, Vanessa!!!!
I'm so glad with me because I could understand great parts of her video.
But the best expression to me is "to knock it outta the park"
Thanks Vanessa
Hi Vanessa! You are an amazing teacher and so kind you have a unique way to explain the expression, and have good energy it blows up my mind.
We usually celebrate our fourth on the first of September. So we celebrate our first. Nice expression. Thumbs up! You rock!
Yes, I celebrated the 4th during my childhood in the USA, and once at the American Embassy as a guest.
I really like your shirt. it is so lovely. Today, Your voice is very clearly, loudly and easy to understand.
Hello! I from Ukraine and I knew almost all of this points. I really didn't know about the "to plead the 5th", "John Hancock", "Shotgun" and "S'mores" because it's local terms of the US))) But I grateful to Vanessa for the new information 🙏
I’m an American and didn’t know thing John Hancock one either! I’m glad you like our culture, I love Ukrainian culture and my grandma is from there🇺🇦❤️🇺🇸
I didn't know all these expressions. Knocked it outta the park I like most. Thanks, Vanessa.
Yeah, It's true that I wait the whole weekend just to see your notification on my screen ❤
When i was watch youtube channel in English, i understand only you because your pronunciation and speech rate understandable according to me. Thank you Teacher Vanessa.
I need more of this videos especially about holidays, how schools subjects are taught, difference between private and public schools or education in general (at least US based) and it can be about everything!
There are lots of things that l didn't know but l heard or watched American movies. Everything is falling into place. I appreciate your efforts ☺️
Another great video. Thank you very much.
This video is especially interesting. I want to know more American Culture.
I've celebrated the 4th once when i was at the student exchange in USA :)
thanks for this video. Although I watched many American TV series, I still don't know these culture. Thanks a lot.
ThAnK YOU VENESSA😍
Always push like before I start watching Vanessa's videos 😉👍 So, like is done, can watch it now!
We celebrate the fifth because we are from Venezuela .I love your classes thank you for teaching us.
As always your lessons are useful to learn more about American's culture.
What a gorgeous and excellent teacher I see here! thanks for sharing your knowledge with us - a big kiss from Brazil ! No, I never have celebrated the 4th July - maybe one day
Hi vanessa i really enjoy with your lessons , And my english right now are better than before !After i watch your every week lessons! Thank you so much
Hi Vanessa I really enjoy your lessons. My english is better after watching your lessons every week. Instead better you could use the word improve
My english had improved. Have a good day
Hi Vanessa, thank you for this amazing video! You just knocked it outta the park. We need more videos like this
Am coming to America very soon so teach more about this to familiarize my self with American culture
I love the way , the actions you discribe ,very very clear
I was flabbergasted when I heard that smores were an American thing.
They're so iconic here I guess I just assumed other countries ate them.
I am really delightfully inspired, well-informed by this practical and useful things you taught at this video. Stunned to watch all the boiled-down elements about American must-know culture elements. It's crystal clear that American cultures could be written like a dictionary. But you boil down and extract essences from the system. I very appreciate it. Thank you.
Thank you Vanessa I really enjoy this class because I love USA and american culture.
Hello my lovely teacher,thank you so much for your good content ❤❤❤❤
Hey!!
I'm from India ...I've never ever the 4th of July.
And of course I enjoyed your American lesson today. It's way worth of gold!!😊👍
I remember been 14 years old (since 2019), where my Principal ma'am introduced an interesting activity. It was an English vocabulary skill, every day during the assembly in school, a student comes in stage and begins with, " new word of the day". But, what's next part makes struck is that the pupil asks the question " raise your hand if anyone knew the word said last day...."
And I raised my hand proudly, said the word "austere" meaning strict in front of the stage and everyone cheered out loud. The Principal ma'am had given me a small gift for free too...!!!
Oh my word that was the moment I had knocked it outta the park!!!
Acutely I ll try to say those things I learned from you to my American language partner she will be surprised I know this much. thank you Vanessa
I'm a Nigerian and I loved it
I am a US immigrant but no “Americans” in my family. I always felt I was behind in society because I never had a chance to learn about American culture. Thank you, Vannessa.
Hello Vanessa, you video is really helpful to me who don`t want to watch video that has teaching contents. I have looked around many You-tube channels that make my skill in English improved. But, I failed and Your channel is apparently perfect. Thanks for providing us with high-quality contents on be half of human just like me.
Hello, I am from a town is called Pamplona (Colombia 🇨🇴 ), where we celebrate July 4th. Because that day was "grito de independencia" in this town.
Thank you my teacher , may your family be good healthy and happy.
No, I haven't! but I would love to celebrate the 4th in the US someday with my friends who are living in America🇺🇸🤩
Great job in your explanation about American culture, Vanessa-you really knocked it out of the park! You rock!! I've always looked up to you!🙏😃 Thanks so much for another great lesson❤
Well i am a senegalese and i am learning à lot from you...thank you very mpuch
These expressions are completely new form me and their history is so interesting. Nice to learn them to speak more native and natural. 😎👍
Not gonna lie, I'm an American and some of these are new to be too. If someone found a 100 dollar bill near me they'd probably just say that, I'm not sure where someone would have come from if they refer to it as a, "Benjamin." It is interesting to hear nonetheless
Excellent lesson
I love your classes, thank you so much.
I study a lot with you. You are very good teacher. 1:57
I am indian and i always see your vedio and try what you want to say and this way i learn English
Thanks Vanessa, i'm a boy who learns English near 2 mounts find English native and i understand, that i'm understand you
Hi Vanessa, yes I was in US one 4th of July in Disney World, it was so nice, so special !!! I was a long long time ago, but I remember it.
He Vanessa whenever I start to watch your video
I binge-watching your video
I never celebrated the forth July ,because I am a Taiwanese,but l always noticed this day ,and l was happy for you all.
Great teacher Vanessa 💐👍🏻
Thank you!
I was really missing vanessa thanks
About school terms, what is "junior high"? Could you do a video on school and class vocabulary? The way students speak, teachers too, everything related to class, grades and stuff?
my favorite teacher🥰😍♥️♥️♥️
I hope you can create more and more content about American culture like this one. It's such helpful for us
Your Lesson always/ always knock it outta the park - teacher Vanessa.
I like this type of lessons！💐👍👍👍
I like the way you talk. It’s very easy to understand 😊
Hi Vanessa, how are you doin' ?.
- I know about ;
- The independence day stuff.
- The Benjamin Franklin stuff.
- The word "buck".
- The expression "I plead the fifth".
- The senior, freshman, sophomore, and junior stuff.
But I didn't know about the rest of the things, even though I lived in the USA for almost ten (10 ) years.
- I used to do nothing important on July the fourth when I lived in the USA, I just would go out or stay in my apartment and watch TV, that's all. By the way, thanks a lot for this video lesson Vanessa I learned something new.
@Manisha Kumari I hope you don't get upset but the correct expression is ;
- ¡ What a long comment !.
- you use "how" in expression that have an adjective ; example ;
- ¡ How beautiful she is !.
@Manisha Kumari You're very welcome pal. Thanks for not getting upset, you prove to be a smart and mature person so I'll tell you something else ; the correct expression is ;
- " thanks FOR TELLING me about this."
- when you use a preposition, the next verb has to be a GERUND, (ING form).
- in this case "FOR" is a preposition.
@Manisha Kumari Well, don't worry pal, we all make mistakes and I can help you anytime, even though English is not my mother language but I'll do my best and if I can't help you, well, we both can ask someone else and learn or we can research too.
@Manisha Kumari The only way to improve it, is to practice all the time, that's to say, speak, speak, speak... with native speakers, preferably.
@Manisha Kumari I'm from Guatemala, little country in central america.
Thank you V🥰🥰i love the way you teach us 🙏🙏may God bless you
Tank you very much, you are very lovely 😊 English teacher.
let`s start it. thanks vanessa U R great teacher.
Thanks for everything, I love your videos, I'm a beginner in English and I've learned a lot from you, my son was born this July 4th, Brazil, very successful for you.
U are My best english teacher
Froma somalia❤💙💛
You are amazing and your class is excellent.Besides your way of teaching is absolutely necessary to our future ❤️❤️
I like this American English lesson very much. I am a "Johnny-come-lately" of this domain.
This lesson was awesome!
You knocked it out of the park Vanessa 🌺🌺🌺🌺
Teacher Vanessa your the best we celebrate the 4of July I like all your lesson thank you
Vanessa u knocked it outta the park
Tnx Vanessa please tell us more American culture ❤
Thank you, Vanessa! Fantastic lesson! There were rather many expressions and things about the US I didn't know before. I learned some funny and also useful expressions this time like "Benjamin", "more bang for your money" and "knock it out of the park".
Alright boss, I'm an American and I wanna clarify I don't think many people refer to a 100 dollar bill as a Benjamin. Maybe in some other places but on the East Coast we just call it like we see it, a 100 dollar bill, or 100 bucks.
I am so much easy to understand for your English
Thanks to you, I know more about your culture. Thanks👍
Thank you Vanessa !!
Your smile always cheere me up.
I really love this kind of videos thanks alot venessa ❤🌺