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Hi my sweet teacher Ana I always follow your lesson . They are most important to improve my English. Pity I can't reach a pronunciation like you. .Here in Italy nobody talk English
Miss Anna English. She's an adult and teaches English. Her videos are amazing and she lives in Britain. I liked this video and learnt from this video yes!!!!👍😅
@@EnglishLikeANative I love you Anna didi. You are very beautiful and u teach very nice english. Hope i also speak fluent english like u. Even i am a teacher and for job everyone needs someone who speaks fluent english but i cant speak fluent english. But after watching your videos i will try my best to speak fluent english like you. Thank you for making these videos.😊😊
❤️Hi Anna. Great lesson, always exiting! You're a perfect Miss English and a perfect Ms. Anna. Your Mr. What, surely calling you Ms. Anna, because certainly you are not a Miss, didn't miss anything, just not fully in for Mrs. What I would like to hear from you is some nice song what I can sing too when I'm bored. 🌷
Hi Anna I'm Amit Pandey from India. you teach so good and your way of teaching is the best of others according to me. Your chosen topics for class are very good and explanations of topics are also best. Mostly God gives talent beautiful gyes. I'm so impressive with Your class. And thank You so much your class. One thing you told marriage is expensive in uk I can't understand this.
Super thanks to you for those amazing videos, I'm a teacher myself and your channel has been great help to me...... a question though: what does it mean to use the phrase (getting on first name basis) ?
To be on a first name basis means that you have become familiar enough with someone to comfortably start addressing one another by your first names. Imagine you work with a client and start off calling him Mr Smith after many years of working together you may end up calling him Fred because you know each other so well.
That is basically the house name / number so it comes after the title, usually the name of the building then follows the flat number, then next line is the street. Miss A. English, Flat 1 Tower Block, Oxford St, London. SW11
hello Anna i have been watching you for years and this my first time to comment on any video so i need a favour can you teach us more about the northern English you are from Manchester despite you are united fan you know Manchester is blue. i speak with the Mancunian English for 10 years now but i fells i lacks something please do not neglect this it is so impotent for me .thank you
Hi Anna, I was wondering if it is appropriate to refer to adults you don't know as "Sir" and "Ma'am", like in "excuse me Sir/Ma'am" or in "sorry Sir/Ma'am"?
I don't even have Frist name , middle name and surname cuz in our country don't tend like that 😅 Just normal So, What should I do? But I have a nickname 😃 Most of people in our country have nickname. I'll pick your brain about this problem. Thank a million 💗😉
When I was in Uk, I always thought title, first name is somewhat inappropriate way to address adult. But after moving to Dubai, I learnt that India & India subcontinent region they simply ignore this rules often. Many name structure is like first name then following by father’s name & town of their origin at last. Also some reason some asian do not share surname as well. Because of that, they only address each other tile with first name only as common practise. This should not error, simply their name structure do not fit how English linguistic culture.
Quite interesting. So would it be inappropriate to address a woman who you know is divorced (a client, for instance) as Mrs ? Do you *have* to say Ms ?
Hello miss anna, it's a pleasure to learn english with you. Your topic is really helpful for us to improve our english in a daily situation. I want to ask sth to you. Do we use the same title when we talk to a young people with age between 15-25 ? Is there any differentiation title based on age in english ? Because in my language so Thank you.
Firstly let me suggest a lesson for you :) th-cam.com/video/QbVOnrQ-CGY/w-d-xo.html I would open this question out to the community to see what the other students think. Which books do people find the best for learning English?
Lol, I just remembered creating a video last year where I made up a random number and people started texting and calling that number thinking it was mine. Turns out it was a real number and I had a very angry man emailing me because of it.
Hi Ms. Anna, What advice would you give your subscribers or English learners? If you could. We have been wondering, How to become more fluent in English? Your opinion matters, we truly value your opinion.
@@EnglishLikeANative Well, that's surprising. It used to be common in my country (Spain) until a couple of decades ago, but now you can only hear it from older generations. Thanks for answering :)
English Like A Native absolutely, you are adorable, the way you teaching us, they way you talk, you always dress beautiful, those red lips and 🇬🇧 uk flag, I love London, and again you are adorable 😍🤗
FYI, dear beginners, did You know that 'Oxford" just means an ox pass (a street for the cattle??) I mean, don't take English names too seriously! Even the British earls were just cowboys once, right? 😂😂😂
Thank you for watching. Feel free to ask any questions about this lesson. For Patrons and VIP members: There are lesson notes with some exercises to allow you to test what you have learnt. Patrons look for the notes on the Patreon site: www.patreon.com/AnnaTyrie - VIPs look for the notes link in the youtube community tab.
English Like A Native
You are really special.I like you and hope to find a girl similar to you.
Thanks.
Loved you romanticize as you are
Thank you Anna!
Great lesson! I'm also a teacher and "Title, First name" is a SUUUUPER common mistake I hear students make. Nice job addressing that! 👍
Yes, I actually find it quite endearing personally but many others don't. :)
@@EnglishLikeANative Hah yeah I agree, it's really cute!
I love you so so so much Anna♡
Thank you for the lesson.😘
A student here from Philippines.
And a subscriber😊
Very, very useful! Thank you!
Thanks !!!!a lot for your videos
Great lesson!!! thank you teacher Ana
Anna, I love your podcasts ❤
Miss Anna how are you I love you so much because you have a good smile you're very good in teaching
Nice and beautiful
I like your explanation
Very nice information, thanks Anna I really enjoyed the lesson🙏🏻
Thank for your explaining. It's important that we learn those details. I love your channel it is great.
Many thanks for you
Great information. Thank you
Great performance. I like when you use your acting skills to make a lesson more .. exciting.
Glad that you like it.
Even i like it
Hello from UK
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS
Hi my sweet teacher Ana I always follow your lesson . They are most important to improve my English. Pity I can't reach a pronunciation like you. .Here in Italy nobody talk English
THANK MILLION ANNA
Thank so much Anna English
Lovely.
Miss Anna English. She's an adult and teaches English. Her videos are amazing and she lives in Britain. I liked this video and learnt from this video yes!!!!👍😅
I am so pleased that you liked this video. It's important to me to know that my work is helpful to others. :)
Great teacher
Great as always
Marvellous like always! Absolutely helpful!
Thank you so much.
Great lesson,you are the best my dear teacher
this video is more than amazing
I m regular viewer.
It's an uphill task that you do it,to be candid.
Thank you Ms.English 😁 for nice lesson.
Thanks
All support to you, my dear
Great lesson with the prefect pronounce and vocabulary. Thks
In Thailand, everyone can be called KHUN both ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for sharing a brilliant experience. 😊
I love you Anna, thanks for making all these videos.
My pleasure
@@EnglishLikeANative I love you Anna didi. You are very beautiful and u teach very nice english. Hope i also speak fluent english like u. Even i am a teacher and for job everyone needs someone who speaks fluent english but i cant speak fluent english. But after watching your videos i will try my best to speak fluent english like you. Thank you for making these videos.😊😊
Ms. English i really like the way you smile and your teeth. 😘😘😘
❤️Hi Anna. Great lesson, always exiting! You're a perfect Miss English and a perfect Ms. Anna. Your Mr. What, surely calling you Ms. Anna, because certainly you are not a Miss, didn't miss anything, just not fully in for Mrs. What I would like to hear from you is some nice song what I can sing too when I'm bored. 🌷
Thank you! i aiways expect your good iectures. i will do it in the feature too.
Thank you mam
I convinced myself you're crazy... But a beauty Nut! Thanks so much for this lesson.
Hi Anna I'm Amit Pandey from India. you teach so good and your way of teaching is the best of others according to me. Your chosen topics for class are very good and explanations of topics are also best.
Mostly God gives talent beautiful gyes.
I'm so impressive with Your class.
And thank You so much your class.
One thing you told marriage is expensive in uk I can't understand this.
Hi Anna you look stunning
Thanks a lot for your videos they help me lot
Have a great weekend my dear teacher 😉🇧🇷
Nice quick video but teaches a lot, thanks Miss, Anna 😂💪
Super thanks to you for those amazing videos, I'm a teacher myself and your channel has been great help to me...... a question though: what does it mean to use the phrase (getting on first name basis) ?
To be on a first name basis means that you have become familiar enough with someone to comfortably start addressing one another by your first names. Imagine you work with a client and start off calling him Mr Smith after many years of working together you may end up calling him Fred because you know each other so well.
brilliant as usual, could you please make a lesson on how to summarize a conversation between 2 or three?
it's super difficult
I’m not sure what you mean?
Hi, Anna.
It's a nice lesson. Actually I'm staying in the UK now.
Dear Ms English,
Thank you so much for the video. May I ask a question? What about the flat in the address? Where do you put it in the street address?
That is basically the house name / number so it comes after the title, usually the name of the building then follows the flat number, then next line is the street. Miss A. English, Flat 1 Tower Block, Oxford St, London. SW11
hello Anna i have been watching you for years and this my first time to comment on any video so i need a favour can you teach us more about the northern English you are from Manchester despite you are united fan you know Manchester is blue. i speak with the Mancunian English for 10 years now but i fells i lacks something please do not neglect this it is so impotent for me .thank you
I love your vidio
Hi Anna, I was wondering if it is appropriate to refer to adults you don't know as "Sir" and "Ma'am", like in "excuse me Sir/Ma'am" or in "sorry Sir/Ma'am"?
I don't even have Frist name , middle name and surname cuz in our country don't tend like that 😅
Just normal
So, What should I do?
But I have a nickname 😃
Most of people in our country have nickname.
I'll pick your brain about this problem.
Thank a million 💗😉
When I was in Uk, I always thought title, first name is somewhat inappropriate way to address adult. But after moving to Dubai, I learnt that India & India subcontinent region they simply ignore this rules often. Many name structure is like first name then following by father’s name & town of their origin at last. Also some reason some asian do not share surname as well. Because of that, they only address each other tile with first name only as common practise. This should not error, simply their name structure do not fit how English linguistic culture.
Quite interesting. So would it be inappropriate to address a woman who you know is divorced (a client, for instance) as Mrs ? Do you *have* to say Ms ?
Miss Anna you're the most beauty
Hello miss anna, it's a pleasure to learn english with you. Your topic is really helpful for us to improve our english in a daily situation.
I want to ask sth to you.
Do we use the same title when we talk to a young people with age between 15-25 ?
Is there any differentiation title based on age in english ?
Because in my language so
Thank you.
😍😍😙 wow anna
Forward slash /
Reward slash\
Could it be?
Forward slash, backslash
Thanks!
Hi can you suggest me best book to start with English grammar for a beginner thanks you lessons are surely great and enjoyable.
Firstly let me suggest a lesson for you :)
th-cam.com/video/QbVOnrQ-CGY/w-d-xo.html
I would open this question out to the community to see what the other students think. Which books do people find the best for learning English?
@@EnglishLikeANative Thank you so much
"Do not send an email to that address" you said. Now I'm very curious what will happen if I send an email. Need to check that out.
Lol, I just remembered creating a video last year where I made up a random number and people started texting and calling that number thinking it was mine. Turns out it was a real number and I had a very angry man emailing me because of it.
@@EnglishLikeANative please teacher give me your e-mail because I would like to talk to you😍
@@EnglishLikeANative It was published on Oct 9, 2017 so it's almost 2 years ago. Time is flying.
Hi Ms. Anna, What advice would you give your subscribers or English learners? If you could. We have been wondering, How to become more fluent in English? Your opinion matters, we truly value your opinion.
Anna You are adorable
Plz add subtitles
hi anna .I sometimes here 'doc' com.is it true? or is it different in american english?
Hi...I am in Sri Lanka ... I want to learn how to speak English from scratch ... how to do it. I need your help. Can you teach me to speak English?
Is the distinction between married and not married women still a common thing in the UK?
Absolutely.
@@EnglishLikeANative Well, that's surprising. It used to be common in my country (Spain) until a couple of decades ago, but now you can only hear it from older generations.
Thanks for answering :)
Hello teacher
Can you making story vedio
Hi , I have a question . Are there collages which help disabled people and accept them as students for free or with cheap fees. Your accent is awesome
I am not sure.
@@EnglishLikeANative
Thank you if you know culd you tell me please
Miss anna
Hello 👋🏻 Anna! my name is Zhanybek!
last name Askarbekov and nickname (Jonny)...✍🏻?.
Post more real life English videos like the 'Grocery store'
Is there a 'backward slash'?\
Yes also known as backslash.
Yes, there is, and is called a backslash.
I love you anna amazing me you are fantasy
Miss Anna banana English we love you lot😂❤️
Lol, I am glad that joke made you smile.
Oh, banana my ass! 😞
English Like A Native absolutely, you are adorable, the way you teaching us, they way you talk, you always dress beautiful, those red lips and 🇬🇧 uk flag, I love London, and again you are adorable 😍🤗
thank you gorgeous woman. kisses
I remember when getting an email was a big deal. Now they never stop ! 😂
Lol, tell me about it.
How are you my teacher I am Ali 💑
You’re so gorgeous, Miss Anna English 😏😻
What are you doing right now Miss Anna Banana?
Hello wel come my diffiuclt sitiation sorry are you you video thak you
Cute hoty
When i close my eyes, Mrs. Poppins is teaching me. Hmmm, kinda weird since i speak english aready.
Could I be your cat, though? 😂😂😂
lol
You look like Lady of Shalott.
I am not sure who that is???
She must have been nice. In my mind at least. She's from a poem of Lord Tennyson.
FYI, dear beginners, did You know that 'Oxford" just means an ox pass (a street for the cattle??) I mean, don't take English names too seriously! Even the British earls were just cowboys once, right? 😂😂😂
You are married and you have a adorable baby
I live with my life partner and we have a son but I am not married. Marriage is very expensive in the UK
@@EnglishLikeANative im sorry about that... Just make a video about changing in uk
I love you anna today you are very beautiful looking
You look like very beautiful I hope I will talk to you in the future because I like you so much
I'm really like all of you 😍😍
U r sure that you are not kidding?😂😂😂
interesting video Anna. is not my business. but i always thought that you were married. sorry.
I want to know Anna. .., kisses
Hey , I need an English partner ?
Thanks teacher
A zillion bucks and I'm in! Flawless Russian, English, Turkish, Latin, and Martianian guaranteed!
Add me in WhatsApp and we will have chat and practise ..
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What a beautiful teacher, will you marry me?
She's mine! 😠😠😠
@@KingFisheR00011 😂😂😂 keep calm man and refresh your brain
I think you’re mrs you’ve got married and you got child Jacob
No I am not married.
Have a nice life with your baby boy
Are you not married?
Do you married?