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you're very very welcome! I'm happy I can help people 😊

very welcome :)

the contents and topics in the book - yes exactly :) or even the type of book

@@chrismusyt thank you 😊

this is a video idea I have already, so it'll get made eventually but just right now i will say that when you have these pairs where theyre the same word but one has an N on the front, that's the negative form. so: ever-never, either-neither. so in short, either is when you have two options and you are okay with both so you dont care which one is chosen and then neither is when you express you dislike both options :)

@@jcscott4880 thanks a bunch, happy learning :)

very welcome!

Thanks a lot 😊

Well thank you, I'm just trying to bring forward new ideas and approaches to learning 😄

@@liah4113 super happy to hear that, thanks 😊

@@tamhuynhthanh874 I'm so happy it helped!

@@gammock4026 that's actually really funny, I can see myself doing the same thing 😆

Yeah, wonderful! What's your favorite way to learn?

it really depends because all of my students are european, so they all learned british english in school, so naturally they have some habits that are hard to break like saying holiday instead of vacation. I feel like maybe more people I meet prefer american, but I can't put a real % to it

Hello, what country are you from? I'm Latina.

great im happy you think so!

@@MariaGuedes2022 hi, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿☺️

And you will 😁 perfect

All in the plan :)

@@mohammadjavad9969 wonderful!! Great job ✨

@@ShabnamBillali that's what I love to hear ✨

It's one of the reasons I don't opt to teach people (professionally) Czech, Italian, or Russian. Yes, I know them well and, sure, I could get someone started, but there are things I'm still unsure of, there are many things I'm not perfect with, and I really advocate for learning from a native. Non-natives may be more familiar with some rules and such which is a good bonus. Not all natives, of course, have a (deep) formal education in their native language, BUT I will choose someone who speaks the correct way even without knowing why than someone not native who knows rules, but not everyone is willing to accept the "it's just how it is" explanation like I am

@@chrismusyt There's a teacher who's very popular on the internet, but because she's a non-native speaker, she makes a lot of mistakes. I know that many native speakers make mistakes, but from what I've noticed, this teacher's mistakes go a little further than that (I won't mention her name out of ethics and respect). I don't want to sound rude about it, but it can cause certain insecurities.

I'm very happy to help out!

One of the things I find sooo cool about languages, they work while we don't think about it

@@nadezhdapavlova9318 who knows, maybe 😄

youre amazing ✌

Doesn’t matter where you are, a kitchen is the place where food is prepared, and cuisine is the type of food that is prepared (Greek, Thai, Italian, etc) :)

@@chrismusyt thanks

@@jwton7772 always happy to help and answer more questions ✨

@@frankshi648 thanks a ton and I'm happy I helped ✨

@@nadezhdapavlova9318 that's the great thing about languages, you can just kinda talk as others do and learn the rule naturally without ever thinking about it and I think that's the best 😁

@@LordBumwaggle We soften the T to the point where it isn't really audible (you can't hear it) and naturally you then hear "wan a" so the sound is basically "wanna" BUT the written form "wanna" is strictly for "want to + verb" and we still always write "want a" separately. NOW, not all native speakers will do this and I think "wanna" as "want a" is growing in popularity, so one day I think it could become a more accepted spelling, but for the moment I reserve that it's wrong and is a confusion of the original "want to" "wanna". Also, since I grew up in the time when "wanna" was strictly "want to" I will always differentiate "wanna" and "want a" even if people start accepting "wanna" in both positions before a verb or a noun. Basically, someday they'll both be correct but I maintain that only one is for now. Hope this helps :)

happy to help any way I can :)

Aw thank you! I'm so happy you like the videos and even the podcasts :D I have many friends I need to interview, so they will keep coming whenever we all find time to meet up!

happy to help))