1:02 Alright? 2:03 Cheers! 2:50 Mate 3:39 What are you on about? 4:18 Crapped 4:21 Budge up 4:42 settle on a bus 4:48 throwing up 5:07 stayed up late 5:13 Knackered 5:32 this will score you loads of points with english speakers 5:49 gutted 6:51 rubbish
Isabel Grace I'm from Yorkshire and we sound OK. However if you have a Leeds or Bradford accent (like you sound to be unsure about what you're saying), you would sound like a drip.
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HI, sir , I am really glad to learn British English through this channel. I have problems in IELTS writing. I don't know whether is it polite or no, I just want to ask: could you share some tips for it? or may I have you correct my writing? Thank you sir
Some of my favs... skint - (informal) out of money (US: broke) bits and bobs - sundry items to purchase, pick up, etc. (e.g. whilst grocery shopping); Britain and US: odds and ends fairy lights - Christmas lights
Teacher I've been living in Bournemouth since 2013 so when I arrived here I didn't speak anything in English. I wasted much time avoind to learn the language,I know I am a stupid. I am not sure I started to understand and do the things myself around 3 years ago. I am studying a course in the college called ESOl it means English as second language and 1 week ago I figured your channel out I am simply eating it up every day. I would like to say that I am so grateful about your job made with much love to us students in special we immigrat who are living in England. My apologies if I make some mistakes but it was from my bottom of heart. Thanks dear Teacher You are the best ever.
It is just me or he has a very good diction? omg. It's that or maybe my english is getting better without realizing it. My native language is spanish and in spite of that, I clearly understand ever single word he is saying. Loving this accent so hard.
I think he's making the effort of speaking very clearly, so English learners can understand him better. Which is very nice from him. (Native Spanish speaker here, too)
I was living in England for 6 months, where I learnt my English, and I use a lot the expression “I’m knackered”, and of course, British words and British pronunciation, and when I moved to Dubai they didn’t understand that expression 😅 or other words. And now after another 3 months between different accents, I get confused sometimes, mixing british, american, and another kind of english words in the same sentence 😅
OMG. We're really similar. I live in Egypt so my first language is Arabic. I learned English and I love talking the most in British because I really love it and my Idols are British but listening to music that have a random accent in it makes my tongue heavier.
You're not alone here. It's very confusing to learn British and listen to American songs at the same time. Sometimes I just forget and mix British & American words together. But I think I have time to fix it, because I've not been abroad yet and I've not met anyone from England yet who might notice that 😁
As someone who has lived in the UK (England) and the USA, this is quite informative to those who may not be familiar with the vernacular of the country. Unlike other commenters, I agree that these are used quite often by both people with whom you are familiar and those that you aren't. For example, asking someone "you alright" is quite common. It's a way of saying "Hi, how are you." This is a brilliant channel for those who want to learn about common greetings and phrases in the UK. As for me, I'm quite knackered and am going to rest... ;)
The first one confused me for such a long time when I first started working in UK. My seniors use it in the office and I used to think they were asking for a progress report.
My dear friend, avoid using abbreviations. I've learned from a mate, who's a native English speaker. Not something to worry about, but that's an informal gap, and may disturb your writing and general communication in English. :)
Thanks a lot! This video is really beneficial as I'm teaching British English. Please do more videos like that! I'm afraid of mixing British and American expressions.
Hallo : Alright?, Thank you : Cheers!, My Friend : Mate, I am not understanding friends talking : What are you on about, Move up for space : Budge up, Tired/need to sleep : Knackered, For something annoyed : Gutted, Trush/boring : Rubbish/rubbish bin : That was rubbish
Alright mate? I’m really knackered I just want to sleep right now but I couldn’t so I’m so freaking gutted. The place that I’m currently living is rubbish. Holy moly this is the worst that I’ve ever seen. I want everyone budge up from my place. I don’t know what am I on about Cheers
ETJ! I'm a WebNovel author and I always love to write about gothic horror books regarding to England as my favorite setting. I've always wanted to speak like my own protagonist's British Accent and thinking of making an audiobook of it. Back then when I first tried to learn it was impossible from every video on TH-cam. But after I watched one short video from your channel, I instantly learned and became fluent with the accent overnight! THANKS SO MUCH! CHEERS MATE! :D
When we go to 'rubbish' I think we both having very similar understanding. In Malaysia (malay) we call it 'sampah'. For example, 'that movie was rubbish..' In Malaysia we will say 'cerita itu macam sampah..'. Giving a very close meaning. Anyway I love to watch your channel😍. This is pure English learning channel, not 'sampah' obviously😉
Hi Elliot, I like the British language . Among all the teachers I've listened to you are one of the best . You articulate very well which is of greatest importance when you learn a foreign language. The delivery of your speech is neither too fast nor slow and your voice is clear . You also present very useful everyday English in such a pleasant and easy way . Thank you .
That’s true. Bus passengers between 13 and 50 normally say ‘Cheers mate’ to the bus driver, but elderly say ‘Thank you driver’. I think that we have in UK literally thousands of typically British words that foreigners and Americans wouldn’t comprehend at all, especially some slang from up north and in Scotland. Would be fun to learn about differences between north-south and English-Scottish divisions in our British English vocabulary
I like the way you make your lessons so clear. Could you please explain the difference between "smart", "clever" and "intelligent in your next video? I know there's a difference between British and American English about these three words?
1.Alright(hello) 2.Cheers(Thankyou) 3.Mate(friend) 4.What are you on about(What are you talking about)[only with friends] 5.Budge up(to saying someone for maintaining space)[only with friends] 6.Knackered(very tired/really tired) 7.I'm gutted(I'm annoyed/I'm down) 8.Rubbish(somthing bad and horrible)
That was really useful,mate.Thanks for making videos like this,for me as a Ukrainian girl it’s really hard to sound like a British person,but I’m trying to do my best and your videos are reaaaally helping😁🤗
Trying to sound like a native is a mistake, it often sounds silly. Using "mate" for example like you just did is not natural, you often sound silly if you try and use slang unless you're incredibly fluent.
I found your channel when I was looking for material for IELTS to have a higher score ( I need to take it on Dec) and I think you are doing a great job ! . I really loved your lessons, not just for the test, as you have a fresh way to teach idioms and phrasal verbs or any other piece of information that could be helpful for those who are learning. I would suggest to included more about British culture as differences between English from UK and USA. Another topic could be to learn vocabulary and at the same time show how are the British supermarkets or maybe how are British houses (quite different from America as power outlet is different and vocabulary of the house as well) or a conversation in a pub. Thanks for share all the piece of advices that you give on your channel. All the best , you have one more follower
Wow! These British expressions are really interesting and helpful, too! I took note all and will practice them with my British mates! Cheers! Btw, your accent is so nice, I didn't miss any words! 😆
VERY GOOD JOB!!! SPECIALLY FOR PEOPLE ,WHOSE OUR NATIVE LANGUAGE ,IS NOT ENGLISH!!!! Y LIVE IN NY FROM 88!!!! BUT IS NICE ,WHEN SOMEBODY LIKE YOU ,TRY TO TEACH ,THE REAL ACCENT ,AND WAY !!! PRONUNCIATION,AND EXPRESSION !!!! GREETING FROM UNIONDALE NASSAU COUNTY,NY STATE!!! GOOD JOB BOY!!!! HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
Hey Elliot! Please Make some videos for day to day conversations with different situations and places in order to make us practicing with sentences and talks. And if possible then create a platform where we can have a conversation with native speakers and have some real-time practice sessions. This video is a good dose for our casual routine. Thanks so much for this one!
Hello teacher I love British accent. I love your way of teaching n want to learn more.i m from ladakh n want to communicate you. I'm your new subscriber. Have u been in Kazakh? If no then plz come
Great video ! Very well explained as usual !! Busuu, LingBodie, etc ... are also very useful web resources for language learning. Elliot ... You're awesome! ❤️
I subscribed it 3 years ago but now I am starting to watch and honestly from this video I learned lot. I really love british accent. many thanks ETJ English
I'm Canadian, Gen X, grew up in the 70's & 80's... I can't speak for everyone in my position, but I grew up using most of these regularly. I think the only ones I didn't know was, using Alright as a greeting and budge up. I've used gutted more as a reaction to hearing really devastatingly sad news that really upset me. (when I heard that my father passed, I was gutted).
luhan's wife you are 1000000% right!!!!! Just watch Clive Owen, Daniel Craig, Andrew Lincoln before the walking dead and Superman Henry Cavill and and.
Thanks very much! I'm brazilian and already a advanced english speaker, but now i'm trying to learn more about british english and this was very useful
When I was in Australia, they said thank you as “ta” ( I had no idea what it meant). I think that’s the word for British to say thank you as well, isn’t it ?
ETJ English cheers! it was a helpful video. it would be great if you gave antonyms to adjectives sometimes. gutted is opposite to....I mean if there is an informal word to it. you speak very clearly. you look nice . I like watching you. good luck, mate!
Here's one! 'Up the bracket'. My favourite and now rarely heard. It means 'trouble'. Examples: Were up the bracket, You're up the bracket, It's up.... When it's all gone to crap, it's 'up the bracket'. You're welcome. X
1:02 Alright?
2:03 Cheers!
2:50 Mate
3:39 What are you on about?
4:18 Crapped
4:21 Budge up
4:42 settle on a bus
4:48 throwing up
5:07 stayed up late
5:13 Knackered
5:32 this will score you loads of points with english speakers
5:49 gutted
6:51 rubbish
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Hahahaha. 4:18. It’s cramped! Not crapped 😂😂😂
Crapped😆
Thanks
Cheers
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'Gutted' = very disappointed, or sad. The opposite is 'Chuffed' = very pleased, delighted, gratified or excited.
Are you takin the piss? = are you pulling my leg? = are you kidding me? = yeah but why tho?
I am studying english in the uk but i havent understood why british friends say to me `alright`when we meet. now,, i got it thank youuuu
however if u go up north to yorkshire they will also use the phrase " Now then".
I'm Malaysian, watching a lot of US drama & movies. However I like British English the most. Idk why but to me, British English sounds beautiful.
"Shattered" is a UK phrase that comes to mind. It means very tired.
Not nearly as frequent in use as "knackered" though
or drunk!
@@HenryODonovan I heard "pissed" used for drunk.
@@riverfoers933 In the USA if someone says they're "pissed", it means they are incredibly 😡 angry. It is short for "pissed off".
@@riverfoers933 Good luck with your move. Hope everything goes smoothly.
British accent is hot
also classy and elegance
which one?
personally i like RP
Feeling yea rp sounds sophisticated, well articulated and easy to understand.
Isabel Grace
I'm from Yorkshire and we sound OK. However if you have a Leeds or Bradford accent (like you sound to be unsure about what you're saying), you would sound like a drip.
Awesome video! Congrats on getting so many views! Well deserved :)
+English with Lucy Thank you Lucy! Love your videos 🙃
Honour
Thanks. Glad you liked it. x
I like your videos 😁
@@kimmyalta9898 THE EMAIL 📧 the information 👍 in my email address
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ETJ English cheers, mate!
(I just learned with you 😁😀)
Eichhörnchen u may like (The inbetweaners)as well, a comedy TV show.
ETJ English are all these terms mostly used by males instead of females? Thanks!
+dvdgalutube no
HI, sir , I am really glad to learn British English through this channel. I have problems in IELTS writing. I don't know whether is it polite or no, I just want to ask: could you share some tips for it? or may I have you correct my writing? Thank you sir
Some of my favs...
skint - (informal) out of money (US: broke)
bits and bobs - sundry items to purchase, pick up, etc. (e.g. whilst grocery shopping); Britain and US: odds and ends
fairy lights - Christmas lights
Teacher I've been living in Bournemouth since 2013 so when I arrived here I didn't speak anything in English. I wasted much time avoind to learn the language,I know I am a stupid. I am not sure I started to understand and do the things myself around 3 years ago. I am studying a course in the college called ESOl it means English as second language and 1 week ago I figured your channel out I am simply eating it up every day. I would like to say that I am so grateful about your job made with much love to us students in special we immigrat who are living in England.
My apologies if I make some mistakes but it was from my bottom of heart.
Thanks dear Teacher
You are the best ever.
It is just me or he has a very good diction? omg. It's that or maybe my english is getting better without realizing it. My native language is spanish and in spite of that, I clearly understand ever single word he is saying.
Loving this accent so hard.
I think he's making the effort of speaking very clearly, so English learners can understand him better. Which is very nice from him. (Native Spanish speaker here, too)
I was living in England for 6 months, where I learnt my English, and I use a lot the expression “I’m knackered”, and of course, British words and British pronunciation, and when I moved to Dubai they didn’t understand that expression 😅 or other words. And now after another 3 months between different accents, I get confused sometimes, mixing british, american, and another kind of english words in the same sentence 😅
OMG. We're really similar. I live in Egypt so my first language is Arabic. I learned English and I love talking the most in British because I really love it and my Idols are British but listening to music that have a random accent in it makes my tongue heavier.
Cris RC Same here.
Me, too mate. I mixed British and America and sometimes Australia.
Ouit mate it happened to me as well
You're not alone here. It's very confusing to learn British and listen to American songs at the same time.
Sometimes I just forget and mix British & American words together. But I think I have time to fix it, because I've not been abroad yet and I've not met anyone from England yet who might notice that 😁
cheers, mate
huy nguyenluong cheers moite.
When someone tell me alright. What is the best answer for native speaker
no problem my old china
@@paulagreen8386 don' t ask me what "huy" means in Russian! :)
@@capricornweddingsphotograp6823 😂😂😂 it means the same thing in Bulgarian
Essentially, alright means “hey, how are you” and they just cut to the chase. Summing it up straightaway. Less talking, love it.
As someone who has lived in the UK (England) and the USA, this is quite informative to those who may not be familiar with the vernacular of the country. Unlike other commenters, I agree that these are used quite often by both people with whom you are familiar and those that you aren't. For example, asking someone "you alright" is quite common. It's a way of saying "Hi, how are you." This is a brilliant channel for those who want to learn about common greetings and phrases in the UK. As for me, I'm quite knackered and am going to rest... ;)
The first one confused me for such a long time when I first started working in UK. My seniors use it in the office and I used to think they were asking for a progress report.
You have a beautiful voice. I don’t know, I just feel that I could hear you talking all day, it’s mesmerising
This is amazing. I have never heard of ANY of these phrases. This is an eye opening experience.
Very clear and easy to understand, useful for people like me who seldom listened to British English. Ryan dari Jakarta Indonesia
I love hearing you talking it reminded me of my grandma 👵 she is from England 🇬🇧 ❤
Subscribed. I found only american english channel here on you tube. I really needed this
Thanks for supporting a British English channel! :D
Mattia Mercury yeah me too I'm really happy to find this
😀
Mattia Mercury There are another channels like *English With Lucy* ! She's as good as ETJ! I love the both channels 😊❤️
Thank you, trying my acting skills wanting to sound English, and I love that you explained the meanings thoroughly
I am from India nd I luv British accent. U r just amazing with ur accent. learnt a lot from ur videos. all the best nd keep going. :)
+Mitali Ray thank you so much for watching
My dear friend, avoid using abbreviations. I've learned from a mate, who's a native English speaker. Not something to worry about, but that's an informal gap, and may disturb your writing and general communication in English. :)
Love, love, love England and everything about it.
I am from Cambodia 🇰🇭
I am cheerful to learn new work like this. Thanks
Thanks a lot! This video is really beneficial as I'm teaching British English. Please do more videos like that! I'm afraid of mixing British and American expressions.
Hallo : Alright?, Thank you : Cheers!, My Friend : Mate, I am not understanding friends talking : What are you on about, Move up for space : Budge up, Tired/need to sleep : Knackered, For something annoyed : Gutted, Trush/boring : Rubbish/rubbish bin : That was rubbish
Good summary, good job
Shut it you yanky danky doodle shitter
rizal nurdiana thnx
It should be trash ig
Thank you "mate")))
Thank you so much!!!!! I really like british accent
남궁희 I really like korean 😊
남궁희 ....I love British accent. .it is the best English accent.
Gabi c. I’m korean too .. hehehe
남궁캐슈 which one
word cant express British accent
Just wanted to say thank you from Iran
we like your tradition and especially your accent
I'm half welsh(british) I use to have the accent but it faded and I want it back, alot of this I've heard from my mum! Love these videos! Thank you!
Hi Elliot, i'm from Mauritius, i like your english accent, cheers mate.
British accent is soo intimidating!!😣
That makes you sound 100× smarter!
Great British phrases to learn to sound more natural. Thanks for sharing!
I've never heard of this usage of cheers, but I've known the remaining expressions. Cheers for filling the gap in my knowledge.🙂
Just hearing a fellow brit saying "knackered", followed by "gutted", makes my heart sing! I'm "buzzing" listening to your list.
Alright mate? I’m really knackered I just want to sleep right now but I couldn’t so I’m so freaking gutted. The place that I’m currently living is rubbish. Holy moly this is the worst that I’ve ever seen. I want everyone budge up from my place.
I don’t know what am I on about
Cheers
Usefull
Cheers :)
Great job!
Now this sounds cool
Change the "freaking" for bloody and it's perfect!
British Overlord
Cheers! I've watched all your lessons and hope to see more of them. Incredibly good job . You were born to teach.
I've always loved the brit accent...I really need this,spendin holidays in the UK soon...cheers!
+Angela Jasmine Canlas Have a good trip!
ETJ English cheers mate😉👍😘xx
looking forward to see you ..cheers
Angela Jasmine Canlas posh british english is the best out of all of'em
You are absolutely stunning mate. Cheers from Turkey from Mo , an English teacher here who adores the decent British accent :)
ETJ! I'm a WebNovel author and I always love to write about gothic horror books regarding to England as my favorite setting. I've always wanted to speak like my own protagonist's British Accent and thinking of making an audiobook of it. Back then when I first tried to learn it was impossible from every video on TH-cam. But after I watched one short video from your channel, I instantly learned and became fluent with the accent overnight! THANKS SO MUCH! CHEERS MATE! :D
Love your accent ,I'm trying to use this words ,thanks
Omg I'm really in love with your accent
I want to change my language to be British English. I love it so much. 😭💖
As an American that lived in England, I loved "chuffed" and "on yer bike"! :)
When we go to 'rubbish' I think we both having very similar understanding. In Malaysia (malay) we call it 'sampah'. For example, 'that movie was rubbish..' In Malaysia we will say 'cerita itu macam sampah..'. Giving a very close meaning. Anyway I love to watch your channel😍. This is pure English learning channel, not 'sampah' obviously😉
🇧🇷🇧🇷 I really love the British accent,the elegance,classy and I’d like to visit UK one day ♥️ 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
So would I,,,,
No- We don’t have the accent!- YOU have the accent.
We talk it natural like geddit?
Hi Elliot, I like the British language . Among all the teachers I've listened to you are one of the best . You articulate very well which is of greatest importance when you learn a foreign language. The delivery of your speech is neither too fast nor slow and your voice is clear . You also present very useful everyday English in such a pleasant and easy way . Thank you .
Please keep making videos like this mate. Many videos just tell formal conversation which is not really helpful in everyday life..
Cheers!
I'm from Thailand, I want to learn British English and I have a lot of things to learn from you. Thank you so much!
That’s true. Bus passengers between 13 and 50 normally say ‘Cheers mate’ to the bus driver, but elderly say ‘Thank you driver’. I think that we have in UK literally thousands of typically British words that foreigners and Americans wouldn’t comprehend at all, especially some slang from up north and in Scotland. Would be fun to learn about differences between north-south and English-Scottish divisions in our British English vocabulary
Crystal clear explanation~ Very useful! Cheers
I like the way you make your lessons so clear. Could you please explain the difference between "smart", "clever" and "intelligent in your next video? I know there's a difference between British and American English about these three words?
Really good work! So helpful and mindful for all of us trying to speak ENGLISH in a more fluent way! Thank you.
Love the British accent and all my wonderful trips to England!
1.Alright(hello)
2.Cheers(Thankyou)
3.Mate(friend)
4.What are you on about(What are you talking about)[only with friends]
5.Budge up(to saying someone for maintaining space)[only with friends]
6.Knackered(very tired/really tired)
7.I'm gutted(I'm annoyed/I'm down)
8.Rubbish(somthing bad and horrible)
That was really useful,mate.Thanks for making videos like this,for me as a Ukrainian girl it’s really hard to sound like a British person,but I’m trying to do my best and your videos are reaaaally helping😁🤗
Trying to sound like a native is a mistake, it often sounds silly. Using "mate" for example like you just did is not natural, you often sound silly if you try and use slang unless you're incredibly fluent.
Try not to sound like British person because inevitably it sounds fake, but speaking English well, with your natural accent, is classy and sexy.
I found your channel when I was looking for material for IELTS to have a higher score ( I need to take it on Dec) and I think you are doing a great job ! . I really loved your lessons, not just for the test, as you have a fresh way to teach idioms and phrasal verbs or any other piece of information that could be helpful for those who are learning.
I would suggest to included more about British culture as differences between English from UK and USA. Another topic could be to learn vocabulary and at the same time show how are the British supermarkets or maybe how are British houses (quite different from America as power outlet is different and vocabulary of the house as well) or a conversation in a pub.
Thanks for share all the piece of advices that you give on your channel. All the best , you have one more follower
Wow! These British expressions are really interesting and helpful, too! I took note all and will practice them with my British mates! Cheers! Btw, your accent is so nice, I didn't miss any words! 😆
VERY GOOD JOB!!! SPECIALLY FOR PEOPLE ,WHOSE OUR NATIVE LANGUAGE ,IS NOT ENGLISH!!!! Y LIVE IN NY FROM 88!!!! BUT IS NICE ,WHEN SOMEBODY LIKE YOU ,TRY TO TEACH ,THE REAL ACCENT ,AND WAY !!! PRONUNCIATION,AND EXPRESSION !!!! GREETING FROM UNIONDALE NASSAU COUNTY,NY STATE!!! GOOD JOB BOY!!!! HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
I really impressed with your teaching method I am from India I am an M.A and B.ed I have subscribed your channel . God bless You
Hey Elliot! Please Make some videos for day to day conversations with different situations and places in order to make us practicing with sentences and talks.
And if possible then create a platform where we can have a conversation with native speakers and have some real-time practice sessions.
This video is a good dose for our casual routine.
Thanks so much for this one!
Cheers. This is the first time I've learnt about these ones. Very simple but really helpful. Once more, cheers:-)
Hello teacher I love British accent. I love your way of teaching n want to learn more.i m from ladakh n want to communicate you. I'm your new subscriber. Have u been in Kazakh? If no then plz come
I've recently seen your videos. You explain the expressions in a superb way. Thanks a lot for doing them. I am going to follow you.
I am Indian but I love British accent so much.
Your video are very useful l have watch few videos of yours and it just wow. Thank you for all these.😇
Love it! As a confirmed anglophile, I'm always on the lookout for new words or expressions to add to my ever-growing storehouse of knowledge.
There are 781 English expressions for being drunk.
I used knackered to my teacher to day he gave me some points really he amazed,. Please more videos about british expressions
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Great video ! Very well explained as usual !!
Busuu, LingBodie, etc ... are also very useful web resources for language learning.
Elliot ... You're awesome! ❤️
Very useful! I'd love more vids about British English)
Enjoyed your vid very much, I have always loved the UK rich history, The Monarchy, The Royal history and such, Again thank you. from the USA.
I subscribed it 3 years ago but now I am starting to watch and honestly from this video I learned lot. I really love british accent. many thanks ETJ English
"Alright mate!" Reminds me of my mad fat diary :") that tv series has taught me so much about life and also about British slang
You forgot "Init" 😂😂 that's a common word in the UK
what does this mean ?
This means basically "isn't it?"
@@edwardtamas6067 thanks
Hahahahahahahha yes....
@einniB retxeD pack it in you fukin doilem
Great lesson and really useful! Hope you'll keep on sharing these lessons with us.
Thank you so much :)
Cheers mate for this useful video! Lots of love from Istanbul❤
I'm Canadian, Gen X, grew up in the 70's & 80's... I can't speak for everyone in my position, but I grew up using most of these regularly. I think the only ones I didn't know was, using Alright as a greeting and budge up. I've used gutted more as a reaction to hearing really devastatingly sad news that really upset me. (when I heard that my father passed, I was gutted).
A lot of thanks. I like how you explain the material. I think this is methodically correct. Could you, if possible, give synonyms to new expressions?
british accent makes a guy 10000000000000000000000x hotter!!!!!
luhan's wife you are 1000000% right!!!!! Just watch Clive Owen, Daniel Craig, Andrew Lincoln before the walking dead and Superman Henry Cavill and and.
Mary Jane and lucifer
luhan's wife true ! 😍
Your contact
Yeaaaah
I want to learn Bringlish......mate.
U wanna eat pringles ? Wha'?
You mean English?
Hahhah that was bloody funny. Cheers mate
Haha that's bloody hell johk innit 🤣
Haha that's bloody hell johk innit 🤣
I'm really in love with your accent.....I used alot .. thanks you so much bro and may God guide and lead you...😘😘
Thanks very much! I'm brazilian and already a advanced english speaker, but now i'm trying to learn more about british english and this was very useful
Americans love British accents. I never saw the appeal. But this guy 😍
Seems I came across another amazing TH-cam channel.
Marry me 😂💙 just for the accent
:((
😂😂😂😂❤️
@Hazard Hawk hhhhh hhhhh. Okay
I agree
You really tried to speak as clearly as you could. Thanks so much.
The British sitcoms that used to be on PBS taught me so much.
When I was in Australia, they said thank you as “ta” ( I had no idea what it meant). I think that’s the word for British to say thank you as well, isn’t it ?
innit ?
Yes it is.
I think you hear ta a lot in the Newcastle area also.
Actually we Americans do use the word 'rubbish' and it means garbage here too. Cheers. :)
We may not say rubbish-bin, but we do say recycling-bin and trash-bin.
but rubbish does mean trash or garbage.
Makayla Partin u are an American .. !! waw so cool I wanna learn both British and American accent simply because I love English 😁😁
I like british accent but it is hard to learn
It is, but the most important thing is repetition! Keep trying.
ETJ English cheers! it was a helpful video. it would be great if you gave antonyms to adjectives sometimes. gutted is opposite to....I mean if there is an informal word to it.
you speak very clearly. you look nice . I like watching you. good luck, mate!
ETJ English It's hard to understand English accent 😰😰😰
bloody hell our accent can't be that hard
benmbarek imen same
British accent is amazing, but literally this lesson is like a whole science about how to say hi :)
I'm really in love with your accent
love British accent... American accent funny 😃😃😃
That's brilliant! Thank you very much!
Newton Artemis Fido Scamander mr.scamander!!!
😭😭😭😭😭 i love British , ohh my god You are just like Eddie redmayne❤❤😭 i love British because of him i have loved it after watching his movies❤❤
Here's one! 'Up the bracket'. My favourite and now rarely heard. It means 'trouble'. Examples: Were up the bracket, You're up the bracket, It's up.... When it's all gone to crap, it's 'up the bracket'.
You're welcome. X
Man this guy is amazing one the best teacher on line
you are so beautifull 🌿❤
Haha, thank you very much for the compliment 🌹
ETJ English my pleasure😍💙
Hey, pay attention to the class!!
can you imagine if was a girl teaching and we speak like that?? Will be loads of bad comments
Yes you are very handsome ;)
Do you have girlfriend?
I am hundred percent sure you have but...
If someone ask me alright(It means hello or how are you) ? how can I answer it? fine?
I would reply back with a "Yeah, I'm alright/not bad thanks, how are you?" :)
Diana Wang you say alright back. That's what I do
Anya Teaches English nice
depends, if my friend said alright? to me i would just say alright back or 'ello
yea, alright.
That was wonderful lesson.. and I like your Brisish accent!!
Actually there's no British accent
Cus there's a bunch of British accent
Like Cockney, Welsh, Scottish, estuary English, Scouse, Northern irish
I'm Brazilian, and I like to see your videos. I feel the motivation when I do it.
Britishers are really polite persons. Their English parlance is more standard than any other English linguistic countries.