Ignore BAD English advice from YouTube teachers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Stop learning vocabulary! Don’t learn grammar! Don’t say these 10 words!
Titles like these seem to get a lot of views, and that’s why TH-camr’s do it - but is it good advice, is it a good way to teach and more importantly for you, is it a good way to learn?
I’m so happy I could learn English before everyone and their mum was shouting at me what to STOP doing. Thank you for talking about one of the dangers of relying on social media content and the reason so many English learners are confused and overwhelmed
Seems like everyone's looking for a shortcut. Language learning is a long (but rewarding) road. I say, enjoy the journey🙂 p.s cool channel, keep it up!
You remind me of someone who's trying to do the same on web. He thinks that communication is important.
You remind me of the australian guy of CanGuru channel!
Keep it up the good work, mate!
You're fantastic!
Thank you!
Hey, glad you enjoyed it. @canguroenglish does great work, I appreciate the comparison!
@@englishwithmrd ❤️🙏
I found it very useful i think I'm gonna share this video because if we want to speak English then grammar and other things matters.Without having a proper knowledge of grammar we shall not be able to speak good English.❤
Much appreciated 🙂
I usually don't click on a video like that, because I think it's kinda silly. Maybe if you speak English very well, you have good grammar, that could be a valid advice to boost your English up to an advanced level, but if you are learning from the very beginning, an advice like that could be a bit dangerous. 😂😂😂
It's a challenge for the TH-camr because the video has to look exciting, but very important not to mislead learners, I agree.
I completely agree. There is a load of clickbait rubbish on youtube. Even if the aim to expand on vocabulary is worthwile in order to get you to use more than just the basic standard vocabulary, teaching based on don'ts isn't the best approach. It provides the whole learning process with authoritarian and highly unflexible features when individual freedom of choice and a more easy-going approach may be more sensible.
A lot of quality, but a lot of rubbish too unfortunately. Thanks for your comment.👍
You can say that again i totally agree 😊
Have a great day keep making videos like this lm always looking forward to seeing a new one 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Make a video to how to read book and understand the meaning too
Thanks for the suggestion! I think finding something at the right level is key; not too easy, not too difficult. What do you like to read?
@@englishwithmrd I do like reading human psychology book
Loooooove it ❤
Please 🙏 share your opinion on @linguamarina content
It's certainly a hit topic. What's your take on it?
Sorry, mate. Pointless .... There are lots of different layers to the language ... Including Geographical . One man's meat is another man's... U know... Love your Borat-ish style
Good video thanks
You're absolutely right. In my native Latvian language, we probably use about one-tenth of the words we learned at school.
When you're reading books, you need these more sophisticated words to understand what's going on. I don't know where else you've needed these words
I'll bear it in mind if I ever learn some Latvian! I think that would be a challenge.
@@englishwithmrd You need the sound of the Latvian language to learn it. Getting the sound is not hard if you still have the ability to get the sound of another language.
I broke the barriers of English in my youth without showing signs of having that language in my head.
You need about half a year of listening to the target language to get the sound in your head.
The only thing that matters is your age.
@@englishwithmrd Thank you for using the word "bear" in your sentence, because now the meaning of that word is probably stuck in my long-term memory.
But I'd better not try to explain what I mean by it.
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@@vogditis word of the day 👍
@@englishwithmrd At the beginning of the way with English every sentence I am made with word maybe or this. If I didn't do this I wouldn't have started to speak in English because I have no grammar of English for 18 years.
I have long time experience how using a sentence "I have problem" have solved any kind of problem that I was in Ireland for these years.
No POC English harmed in this video😂
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I was waiting for this video. I knew, somebody will make it. Its a very important video!
Thanks for watching 👍👍
Yo have you been up to much this is great point You're really awesome here you go because no one talks like that all that time because you're mood changes from time to time and i prefer you tell me how you feel because nobody feels cool all the time 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly!
I wanted to use "amazing" instead of "good" but I couldn't say anything because I don't learn vocabulary.😂😂😂
haha not an excuse to stop learning 🤣
I appreciate disruptive videos. continues
Love your accent! What part of the UK are you? I like how you pronounce ‘but’.
Hi, thanks for your comment. I'm from Liverpool. Strong 'U' sound I suppose 🙂
Exactly. I am Brazilian, I teach English and I go mad when they say don't say "How are you" just because Americans prefer using what's up or are you okay? So what? We don't learn American English or British English, but International English.
Obrigado! Good point about International English 👍
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I don't have much to say except you're beautiful!
Those around us may suggest to use handsome; who cares about them!
That's what I want to say now!
I can't disagree with you...🙂
@@englishwithmrd 😂😂😂😂👌✌️✌️🙏
I need studing english but still I'm speaking well😢😢
Keep it up🙂
Thanks a lot, Mr. D
Are you a real professor of English or a linguist or just an English - speaking person?
I have the Cambridge CELTA teaching certificate. I don't know if that makes me a true Professor Dumbledore? Why do you ask?
@@englishwithmrd Cos there are a lot of TH-camrs who just speak English and have no idea about teaching foreign language...
@@RobertAlexx You raise a really interesting point. The beauty of TH-cam for creators is the low barrier to entry; anyone can teach whatever they like with the potential for great reward. For learners, this provides an endless supply of free resources, but the quality is not guaranteed. It's up to viewers to decide with views, subs, likes and, in theory, the quality should rise to the top. In terms of traditional qualifications, in my experience there are plenty of highly qualified fools in all fields, education is no exception🙂.
I have to return to London one day.... cheers mate .. !!
Nice video!😂😂
Thank you Mr. D . A much needed reprimand to those fascistic TH-cam English teachers for whom it's either their way or the highway. They fail to recognize that many English words have more than one acceptable pronunciation and that people who pronounce words such as 'uncomfortable' and 'formidable' differently than they do are not necessarily wrong in their pronunciations. Banning the simplest and most often used words in the English language is not the best way to teach an E S. L. student to develop his or her language skills.
Well said! Of course, there are some things that are either correct or incorrect, but many aspects are more nuanced. Thanks for watching.
I like this video ❤❤
I like this comment👍👍
@@englishwithmrd
We want to podcast
What do you reckon?
@@FatmaElRUBAANI I reckon it's a great idea. What would you like to see in a podcast?
@@englishwithmrd
Talk about life
Normal talk
The podcast is so amazing
I love podcasts
Nice one!
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Don’t say the word “nice”!! 😂