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Haha, yes! I was surprised to find out he isn't American!

Yes!!! 🙌

Haha, I think this is a talent of mine! 😄

No problem! I will include some in the next episode! 😊

Thanks for the kind words! 😊My goal is to make content that can act as a bridge to more advanced and native content!

A haggis pudding supper and an irn bru is a pretty solid combination to be honest! 😂 but you're right, irn bru is definitely not a healthy choice of beverage!!

@@ZeroFearEnglish I have had haggis only with nips and tatties so far. Together with an IPA or Lager. Next time I will try it with an Urn Bru.

Good question! I think looking at old scots it has changed quite significantly as some old scots I don't understand at all!

Many thanks for the kind words! Glad it was helpful 😁

@@ZeroFearEnglish I tried it out and just love it. Love having communications with ChatGPT to improve my English 🙏🏼🙏🏼👍🏼

Do you mean the AI voice? It's scary to think what it's going to be like in the future! 😬

Thanks! Will do my best! 😄

Probably not a good idea in case it remembers when the AI Apocalypse comes... 😅

The one I'm using in this video should be available to users for free right now. Check that you have the most updated version of the app on your device. If you can't find it, it should be available soon, as I think they are slowly rolling it out everyone.

@@ZeroFearEnglish I am using last year flagship pixel 7 and this version is not available.

Ah really? I don't have an android device so I can't check! Some sources online say "Previously only available as a premium feature, anyone with the iOS app or Android app can now get talking." Might be worth investigating further? 🤔

no brother I am an Android user and now using it. please check the updates

OpenAI say this version of GPT is available to everyone for free so you should be able to use it as standard! If it's not available for you, try updating the application on your phone and see if that helps!

Sometimes they take down the feature, probably due to load, but it comes back, so just wait

Haha...where did you learn that? Did I teach you that? 😂

Many thanks for the kind words! 😁

Thanks for the kind words, I will do my best! 💪

I’ve done that before too haha! I hope it helped you get through your work day 😂

@@ZeroFearEnglish , hell yeah, definitely)

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll take that into consideration for my next videos :)

Hi Luca! From what you're telling me it sounds like you're already doing a great job! I think the key is patience. The improvements happen so slowly and without us noticing but they are happening! For example, if you compare your level to 6 months ago, you're probably much better! I think if you want to improve faster, it's not about what you do, but how much of it you do. So increasing intensity, or how much time you spend studying etc!

@@ZeroFearEnglish I agree with you ! Have a good day

Wow, that's impressive! Haha, true! it's important to train good habits! Maybe you could practise English while running 😂

This video is a bit of an exaggeration haha! but it's like a soft flick of the tongue, almost a "d" but without the same pressure used to make that sound! There's a video on TH-cam titled "Doric from around Aberdeen" which is the accent/dialect where I live.

haha! indeed we do have the same problem! because we do not hear these different accents that often. What we see on TV will mostly be RP, BBC English or American Accents. Everyone understands these but other accents that are not so common on TV or that we haven't really heard much will be much more difficult to understand!

@@ZeroFearEnglish but with your friends, family there in North East Scotland do you speak the Scottish dialect?, the one from episode (If you can understand THIS...your English is AMAZING) or use the RP as in your videos🙂?

@@NicaVero_ It switches on and off like a light I think! 🤔If someone speaks to me using Scottish words, it triggers a part of my brain that makes me use them without thinking! It's interesting to observe people from this area trying their best to speak more neutral when speaking to foreigners as it sounds really weird! For me, it's more natural not to use the dialect, as despite growing up here, my parents are not Scottish!

​@@ZeroFearEnglish Interesting!🙂I would like to visit this Northern part of the UK and hear myself how it sounds... Will I be able to work out a word🤔😅

@@NicaVero_ Haha, I think it would be fine as long as you're not talking to old people! Younger people tend to have less of an intense accent! :)

Thank you for the kind words! 🙏 よろしくお願いします！

haha! that's why I thought it might be fun for English learners to watch it together with me so we can be confused together! 😂 But, of course I hope to help make hard to understand accents easier to understand or at least less intimidating! 😁

Thanks so much for the kind words and for sharing! 😊 I hope to make even better content going forward! Big thanks from Scotland! 😁

Thank you too!! :)

I am half-English and half-filipino! I went to school in Indonesia and the UK. Dragonball Z was popular in both of these countries too! It's cool to hear how it was the same in Brazil! 😊

Thank youuu always for the support and kind words! Haha, let's see if we can do it! I feel very motivated to go beyond the goal! 💪

Thanks once again for the kind words! That's very normal for language learning! Speaking and writing are "output" skills and always take longer than "input" skills such as reading and listening to improve. Usually because we spend much more time listening and reading than we do speaking and writing. Keep going! You're doing a great job! 😀

Happy New Year, Korea! 🎉Greetings from Scotland! 😊

That's definitely a great time to get some input from podcasts! 💪I'll check it out as I don't know that one! 😮

That's a good one. Sometimes I listen to those too! 😊

Hello! Not at the moment! However, if there is a demand for it, I would definitely like to make one in the future! 😁

I would recommend finding "comprehensible input" related to your area of interest! This means you understand most of what you read or listen to and the parts you don't understand you can understand from context. If you find some business English content like this and consume lots of it, you will naturally acquire the skills you need. Then if you practise the phrases and vocabulary you learn from the content with a teacher, your skills in the workplace will become very strong! I think because English is used internationally around the world, a high level of proficiency will allow you to work comfortably and confidently as well as increase your chances for new opportunities.

@@ZeroFearEnglish Interesting ! I am from India so i think we follow mostly the British english here.. given the situation in my case as a 28 yrs old hvac design engineer in Aec construction industry which speakers should i watch more apart from my industry experts to imitate or develop a style of speaking with learning all the essential business english phrases idioms.. also who are your favourite speakers be it from any background ..

@@mohibquadri4053 It's hard for me to say who would be ideal for you to listen to as I'm not so familiar with your particular field. I would probably try searching for podcasters or youtubers who talk about this topic as they are likely to use relevant idioms and business vocabulary related to that field. I do think TED Talks are always a good place to find more formal and professional expressions due to the very nature of them being a presentation.

@@ZeroFearEnglish Thanks Man 😊 Yes i get ur point ! Actually i wanted to know about your all time favourite speaker's be it in politics or philosophy or professor's at any top institutes ? For instance i like Shashi tharoor from our country he's a politician from INC party, Shahrukh khan an actor from Bollywood.

@@mohibquadri4053 That's a good question to be honest! I don't particularly watch specific speakers for themes related to politics or philosophy, rather, I do watch a variety of speakers when TH-cam recommends me a video related to these themes, but I don't have names I can give you as I don't remember them! I watch a lot of language learning videos from the likes of Steve Kaufman, Olly Richards or Stephen Krashen. Also I really like the way Chris Broad from Abroad in Japan speaks, although his channel is more related to traveling in Japan.

Thanks Maike! and to you too! I certainly will enjoy a good feast! 😁

Thank you! Very glad to have you on board! 😁 Merry Christmas to you too! 🎄