2024 British English Conversation Practice on the PHONE: Intermediate Level

[@krusriyad8267]

Thank you so much my beast teacher

[@SoundBritish]

🙂👍

[@citroen143]

Dear Steve, thank you so much for your marvellous lessons.Most of all thank you for coming across as the quintessentially English man: friendly, helpful, likeable and pleasant. I will never be able to sound as suave as you, but when you speak you convey such comforting and ressuring feelings. Other than being a higly talented teacher you seem to be cut out for acting as well. Thank you for your help from the bottom of my heart. Sincerely, Giorgio.

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks for your lovely comment, I hope you are enjoying all of the videos on this channel as much as this one and if you can think of anyone else who might find them useful please share them. Steve
ps I like Scritti Politti as well 🎤🎸👍

[@irishkaarsimekova5778]

It’s very useful lesson! Thanks s lot🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks 🌻🌻🌻🌻

[@M.A-n9m]

Thank a bunch, brilliant video

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks, I appreciate the kind comment. 👍

[@manisco5098]

👍👍👍

[@SoundBritish]

🫸👍🫷

[@kostasperifanos7492]

♥..............................................!

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks Kostas 👍

[@Novelena-4u]

‘The other day’ What does it mean? Recently or once upon a time?😊 Cheers! I really like the video ❤

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks for commenting. Technically ‘ Once upon a time’ means an unspecified time in the distant past and gives the feeling of being imaginary but ’The other day’ means recently or within the last few days’
however when ‘The other day’ is used by someone of my generation it could mean anytime between yesterday and 50 years ago 🤣🤣🤣

[@Novelena-4u]

Thanks for answer! I suspected what this meant recently and was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful weather in Liverpool.😂👍

[@SoundBritish]

it surprised me too 🤣

[@kyawzayarwin8027]

1:02, i heard clean instead of coming. What is that? Is there any chance she could pick her up. What I heard was that too in the next sentence.

[@SoundBritish]

I’ve just listened to it again and I can’t hear the word ‘clean’ although to be fair it was spoken quickly. - Steve