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Pass: just one time pace : multiple times For example 1-she is (passing) in front of me to the Supermarket . 2-She is (pacing )in front of me to the supermarket .
Different ways to respond to Thank you 1.You're Welcome! 2.You're so Welcome! 3. You're very Welcome! 4.You're most Welcome! 5.You're quite Welcome! 6.No Problem! 7.My Pleasure! 8.Thank You! 9.Sure Thing! 10.Of Course! 11.No Worries! 12.Don't mention it! 13.Anytime! 14.I am happy to! 15.It was nothing! 16.No sweat! 17.What to do Next!
Did you mean "Passing in front of me?" PASS/PassING or PACE/PACing? I guess what you meant is passing but maybe you mistakenly pronounced it. Good job tho... Indeed you've improved a lot and you're doing your best to express your thoights. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Hi Krisanta, thank you very much for you comment. I am trying to improve my english and sometimes I am more comfortable to talk and sometimes not hahaha... but, let's continue our journey and thank you for watching!
Hi Marcelo! Here in Portugal we use to say excuse me (algo como: desculpe ou com licença) in that situation. At least the most part of people does it and the answer is a kind of "no problem" (mais do tipo: à vontade, não tem mal). About:"You're welcome" is just one of the ways used in English to reply to "thank you". Some years ago, the first time I was in London, I asked an information to a person and after his answer I thanked him and he replied "You're welcome". I got very surprised once I didn´t know that that could be our portuguese "de nada". My knowledge of English was fewer than now and I thought that that sentence only could mean:"Você é bem vindo". That was about 2011, after that I have been to London 4 times more. Fortunately, London is 2 hours from where I live (Porto, Portugal). For you it's much more far and surely more expensive going to London, but when you can do it, it is a great city to visit. You are doing a great job in the way how you are impoving your English.
@@bellajully3740 Olá. Nasci e sempre vivi no Porto. Relativamente à pergunta que me fez, tenho a dizer que não faço aulas no Cambly nem tenho qualquer tipo de aulas. Estudei inglês quando era estudante, há já muitos anos, o que me permitiu aprender o básico. Como viajo bastante e na maioria dos países só posso comunicar com os locais usando o inglês, fui melhorando um pouco os meus conhecimentos. Atualmente, como tenho muito tempo livre, procuro melhorar mais e para isso subscrevi vários canais de inglês no youtube, de professores de Inglês (a maioria brasileiros e americanos) e também subscrevi este canal do Marcelo "Time to Speak", o que me tem ajudado bastante nesse objetivo.
Álvaro Coutinho obrigada por responder! Também estou buscando melhorar o inglês através dos canais do UA-cam e conversação também. Ainda não descobri grupos de conversação aqui no Porto, mas já me falaram que tem estrangeiros que trocam o inglês pelo português. Sigo estudando by myself
@@VictorHugo-nk8vm Falar one time ou once muda o sentido da frase? Claro que não. Onxe e twice sāo formas mais rápidas de falar assim como se contrações.
Such a lot of advice here today. You all know what would be better? If you applied this same advice to your OWN personal learning experience 😊 Only positive vibes allowed here😅
Você pode responder "You're welcome" (de nada), quando vc fez algo para outra pessoa, ex: ajudou com alguma informação ou trabalho. É como em português, vc não responde "de nada" quando alguém fala "com licença".
Hi Marcelo. I found your channel today and I already loved it! I'm beginner and I think that your conversantions it'll help me a lot. Thanks so much for this!
Sem o auxílio da legenda entendi apenas 60% da conversa e os outros 40% tive q usar a legenda kk me arrependo de não ter levado o inglês a sério desde o início de meus estudos se não já estaria em um nivel bem avançado
Que coisa! Quando vejo o profile dela aparece a msg: This tutor has not opened any spots for reservations. Pra vc aparece a mesmo coisa Marcelo? Ótimo vídeo como sempre!
I don't have to pay anything, because I have been using my free minutes. When I started on CAMBLY I paid $ 30 per month... 3 years ago .. you need to see the price today because the dollar is a little bit more expensive.
@@TimeToSpeak I have herd that some student’s pay up to $1,500 dollars directly to Cambly that is way to much money. That is why I was asking the question of how much much money does Cambly charge students’s.
Answering with "No Problem" is a generational mistake. Mature adults usually know the proper response is "You're Welcome." For example, If a clerk in a store says No Problem, I think to myself, of course it's no problem. It's your job to serve me. Of course it's no problem. The reply should be YOU - ARE - WELCOME.
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Thank you , That's great and it's good way to say you're welcome.
I wanna ask you if you pay for this conversation. .if so , then how much ?
Wow what a lovely girl!
What,s the name of this girl?
Eu queria conversar com vocês um dia🥰
Pass: just one time
pace : multiple times
For example
1-she is (passing) in front of me to the Supermarket .
2-She is (pacing )in front of me to the supermarket .
What a beautiful girl the teacher is. She laughs so beautifully. İn Addition, her speech is very clear. ❤️
Different ways to respond to Thank you
1.You're Welcome!
2.You're so Welcome!
3. You're very Welcome!
4.You're most Welcome!
5.You're quite Welcome!
6.No Problem!
7.My Pleasure!
8.Thank You!
9.Sure Thing!
10.Of Course!
11.No Worries!
12.Don't mention it!
13.Anytime!
14.I am happy to!
15.It was nothing!
16.No sweat!
17.What to do Next!
Thanks 👍
It seems like you're a pretty consistent learner, you'll improve in no time!
Good job!
Gosto muito de vocês conversando.
Wow... what a beautiful teacher she is. her eyes are really beautiful.
I agree with you
Thank you so much teacher everyone thank you
When one person say to you "excuse me", you can say "sorry" =)
or you can say like we say here in America ..... (my bad) or (my fault)
Did you mean "Passing in front of me?"
PASS/PassING or PACE/PACing?
I guess what you meant is passing but maybe you mistakenly pronounced it. Good job tho... Indeed you've improved a lot and you're doing your best to express your thoights.
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Hi Krisanta, thank you very much for you comment. I am trying to improve my english and sometimes I am more comfortable to talk and sometimes not hahaha... but, let's continue our journey and thank you for watching!
I've seen some of your videos and I can say that you've improved a lot. Keep going and never get tired from learning.. Way to go. You can do it. 😊😉
You meant thoughts?
When I saw him a couple of months ago , he was able to speak just a few words.He has really made quite a lot progress
i prefer conversation with Rebecca.
no problem ..
don't worry about it ..
these are so common in English if someone tells you "excuse me"
Thanks for your comment
Most beautiful teacher ever I saw!,I just like her.
I love this lady 💖
Hi Marcelo!
Here in Portugal we use to say excuse me (algo como: desculpe ou com licença) in that situation. At least the most part of people does it and the answer is a kind of "no problem" (mais do tipo: à vontade, não tem mal).
About:"You're welcome" is just one of the ways used in English to reply to "thank you". Some years ago, the first time I was in London, I asked an information to a person and after his answer I thanked him and he replied "You're welcome". I got very surprised once I didn´t know that that could be our portuguese "de nada". My knowledge of English was fewer than now and I thought that that sentence only could mean:"Você é bem vindo". That was about 2011, after that I have been to London 4 times more. Fortunately, London is 2 hours from where I live (Porto, Portugal). For you it's much more far and surely more expensive going to London, but when you can do it, it is a great city to visit.
You are doing a great job in the way how you are impoving your English.
Álvaro Coutinho olá! Também moro no Porto. Você também faz aulas no Cambly?
@@bellajully3740 Olá. Nasci e sempre vivi no Porto.
Relativamente à pergunta que me fez, tenho a dizer que não faço aulas no Cambly nem tenho qualquer tipo de aulas.
Estudei inglês quando era estudante, há já muitos anos, o que me permitiu aprender o básico. Como viajo bastante e na maioria dos países só posso comunicar com os locais usando o inglês, fui melhorando um pouco os meus conhecimentos.
Atualmente, como tenho muito tempo livre, procuro melhorar mais e para isso subscrevi vários canais de inglês no youtube, de professores de Inglês (a maioria brasileiros e americanos) e também subscrevi este canal do Marcelo "Time to Speak", o que me tem ajudado bastante nesse objetivo.
Álvaro Coutinho obrigada por responder! Também estou buscando melhorar o inglês através dos canais do UA-cam e conversação também. Ainda não descobri grupos de conversação aqui no Porto, mas já me falaram que tem estrangeiros que trocam o inglês pelo português. Sigo estudando by myself
Uma vez = once ( nao e "one time)
Duas vezes = twice
Três vezes = three times
Quatro vezes = four times
......., de nada
Pode ser one time e two times. Não há problemas nisso.
@@evanilsonp.8183 Como nao? Até depois dele falar "one time" ela fez uma cara de confusa
Claro q pode mano fazer o uso do one time, é tanto q no minuto 6:40 ela faz o uso do "Just ONE time".
@@VictorHugo-nk8vm Falar one time ou once muda o sentido da frase? Claro que não. Onxe e twice sāo formas mais rápidas de falar assim como se contrações.
pass mean the someone pass front of you one time.
and pace mean someone pass front of you many times or more one time.
Thank you very much mr speak great
She said that she doesn't usually use you're welcome and she said that at the end of this video..
Rebekah has a beautiful face and a wonderful smile 😍😍 i love it 😍
How beautiful teacher she is. I'm subscribing cambly I'm also a weak student in English
Obviously
Such a lot of advice here today. You all know what would be better? If you applied this same advice to your OWN personal learning experience 😊 Only positive vibes allowed here😅
5:44 I don't usually say "you're welcome".
9:03 You're welcome.
Você pode responder "You're welcome" (de nada), quando vc fez algo para outra pessoa, ex: ajudou com alguma informação ou trabalho.
É como em português, vc não responde "de nada" quando alguém fala "com licença".
Dear how can I get free time because I have no money to speamd as I'm still at college
Hi Marcelo. I found your channel today and I already loved it! I'm beginner and I think that your conversantions it'll help me a lot. Thanks so much for this!
Hi Cristina, it's my pleasure :) by the way I am happy now to know about it. And welcome on my channel !!
@@TimeToSpeak By the way. We're neighboards. I'm From São Paulo.
Good job Marcello! I love your determination! Than you, for sharing your experience with us :)
Ollhaa , soo ela disse You're welcome no final do video quando vc agradeceu LOL , ahh ela falaa isso sim lol
Good conversation. It 's helpful
ready to watch
Passing = passando (indo e voltando)
Pass = passa
Passed = passou
Sem o auxílio da legenda entendi apenas 60% da conversa e os outros 40% tive q usar a legenda kk me arrependo de não ter levado o inglês a sério desde o início de meus estudos se não já estaria em um nivel bem avançado
I like her cuite smile,,😄😄😄
appreciate for this word pace I did not know that
Que coisa! Quando vejo o profile dela aparece a msg: This tutor has not opened any spots for reservations. Pra vc aparece a mesmo coisa Marcelo? Ótimo vídeo como sempre!
I'm Brazilian and I tell to the people "sorry" in this case
Hey marcello. Can you talk about Either. How to use Either in conversation.
Nice
Está garota parece a sansa do game of thrones
Thank you!
U are the teacher or the girl is??
Seems u r teaching her
All the video super bro.👌
How much money do I have to pay to Cambly to have a conversation with any tutor there?
I don't have to pay anything, because I have been using my free minutes. When I started on CAMBLY I paid $ 30 per month... 3 years ago .. you need to see the price today because the dollar is a little bit more expensive.
@@TimeToSpeak I have herd that some student’s pay up to $1,500 dollars directly to Cambly that is way to much money.
That is why I was asking the question of how much much money does Cambly charge students’s.
Thanks 🌹🌹
Marcelo I have question for you
When you can speak English language very well? 😁
he can't speak it well that why he has teacher duh
She looks like hollywood actress
Thanks for your comment
Please camly help me..
Bem no começo você soou como árabe.
hi friends ///all sweet all great ..tutor is funny so nice star .say thanks for sweet star ////thanks ///
Marcelo!
You can use "we'll" instead "we will" because it's easier to pronounce.
It depends on your mother tongue, for me it’s other way round
We almost say "we'll" in conversation instead of "we will."
😂🤣😂🤣😂💜💙
Don't forget man! Try to use different words for for example....
Lol
Hahaha
@@TimeToSpeak oh man, I love when she laughs, she has an adorable smile... she's beautiful. Rebecca is a great tutor
Answering with "No Problem" is a generational mistake. Mature adults usually know the proper response is "You're Welcome." For example, If a clerk in a store says No Problem, I think to myself, of course it's no problem. It's your job to serve me. Of course it's no problem. The reply should be YOU - ARE - WELCOME.
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Very nice woman 👩 👏 👌
Marcello bro do anothor conversation with the the british teacher beacaus i like the british accent
This teacher look's like magnus carlsen bruhh😅
Need a partner to learn Portuguese...
Excuse me, do not say you are not lucky while you have good tutors
Excuse me, he is allowed to say what he wants. Luck or the lack of has nothing to do with the type of tutor one has.
@@karencoetzee8419 in fact I didn't mean he is lucky or not I just used the word lucky in a sentence 😊
Que vexame !! Estude mais .. 😂🤣😂🤣😘
Can you say that in english? Lol
This is what he's doing duuh
What do y mean?
Yes i do!
I can? Rsrsr😜
اه فاهق
You say escuse me this is incorrect you have to say excuse me ex ex ex not es es es
He is PRACTICING a word that is relatively NEW TO HIM. Cut him some slack
Don't say American people. You should say just American or Americans.
American people
Either one is correct.
Both are correct. You can even say people FROM America. There is no rule with regards to what he SHOULD say.
Hello mam you are looking pretty good but your hair style is not good. Please change your hair style