How Native English Speakers Talk About Their Morning Routines!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2023
- Today we are learning how to talk about key elements of your morning routine, like a native! Also, you get to see me first thing in the morning... it isn't pretty.
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I’m a British speaker, and I’ve never said “draw the curtains” or “draw the blinds” to mean opening them. To me this means closing them. I would just say “open the curtains/blinds” because there’s no such word as “un-draw” as far as I know!
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Amazing! Very informative for someone like me who isn’t even up in the morning 💤
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I love your videos, they are captivating ... and this one on morning routines is a funny one, which allows me to learn a lots of things, thank you
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i love the topics of How Native English Speakers Talk About. Because, i can learn real english, very helpful
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I speak English but it's been a few years since I was in school (ok, decades😢). Thanks for reminding me the names of the verb tenses. "OH yeah"!
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Didn't know the difference between exercise and sport. Thanks a bunch
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We also say the kettle is boiling / *çaydan qaynayır* 03.02.2023, 20:06
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Thank you for the amazing lesson! QUESTION: so it’s better to say “I do exercise” instead of “exercises” or “some exercises”? Does the plural form sound unnatural/incorrect?
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However, I have a small note.
I hope you make more " 2 person conversations" when you speak as your real daily routine in terms of speed and vocabulary. They are so useful.
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Thank you :)
Thank you so much for such a useful video. I always teach "go running" or "go swimming", I thought they were the most common way to mention those activities, One question: how do you say that you go "for a walk" (but as way of doing excercise, not "for a stroll")? Would that be "go footing"? Here in Argentina many people do that as their morning excercise routine.
I’m British (English actually, from Essex)
My alarm goes off, I get up/drag myself out of bed, go downstairs, I pop the kettle on, wait til the kettle boils, make my coffee, have my breakfast, make my packed lunch. I then have a shower, get ready, do my hair, do my face, sort my bag, head out, drive to work.
(I do not exercise/meditate 😂)
I don’t ‘leave’ I head out or head off. I don’t commute to work, I drive or it’s my run to work (= drive, I don’t ever run unless something is chasing me 😂)
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British accent. Very good how it sounds to an english student more used to the sounf of the american english. Thanks for this video. I:m on my way to fluency.
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Excellent video!! Very useful, truly!! I've never heard "commute" before. Is it a regionalism o sth like that?
No, it’s very common across the UK and English-speaking countries. A job interviewer may ask “How far are you prepared to commute?”
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Such a very useful video, even for me who's been learning English for 30 years or so 😄
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However I wanna to take a trial class in your ITALKI, it shows not available time. I am waiting for your time to have a face to face class with you.❤
Thank you SO much for watching!! We open more hours on italki regularly so keep checking! If you message me on italki I will be able to send you a message when I open more hours! ☺️🇬🇧✨
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Laura, wow, I grew up in "Silicon Valley", part of "the San Francisco Bay Area", and even I learned something from your video already. I wasn't familiar with "present simple" tense....I'm sure it was taught in school at some point, but I had long since forgotten!!
So I have a question for you, how would a British subject describe Marina Sirtis's accent in Star Trek: The Next Generation? If you watch videos of her outside of ST, it's clear that she modified her accent on the show, perhaps trying to sound "exotic"?
Patrick Stewart's is "Received Pronunciation" aka "posh", yes? I feel like maybe Sirtis's accent is closer to "cockney" but when she's playing LCDR Troi her accent is different! I'm not sure what the name for that accent would be!
I do notice that your voice sounds a LOT like hers! 🙂
Here's mine:
Open my eyes.
Try not to freeze.
Open Facebook and communicate with my friends.
Read my local news.
Check Days Of The Year.
Wait for my housemates to get up.
Rise out of bed.
Hit the shower, brush my teeth, wash my face.
Walk to the kitchen for breakfast.
Make coffee.
Pour cereal.
Microwave a corn dog (protein and carbs are impirtant).
Say Grace.
Have breakfast. Inhale coffee (NOT LITERALLY). Enjoy cereal.
Talk to housemates until they leave for work.
Clean my room.
Read books on my Amazon Echo.
Make phone calls.
(Wednesdays/Sundays) Wait for the car to drive me to church.
(Saturdays) Listen to NPR podcasts for 3 hours.
Let's practice together guys
It would be great to have a teacher like you and Berwyn. However, neither you nor Berwyn are available on Italki. Do you educate on another online platform?
Thank you! What can we call this comfy thing you put on at the beginning of the video? :)
The official name is an Oodie I believe! But that’s a brand name, so I would call it a big hoodie or a fluffy hoodie. To be honest, in our house we call them Marshmallows because we don’t know what else to call them! 😂
@@smashingenglish Thank you! :D
" I this video I heard her saying " I see if anyone has text me or tried to call me"?
Does that make sense grammatically?
Or she got wrong and it should be like " I see if anyone has texted me or tried to call me ".
Which one is correct? Please let me know. Thanks 😊
Interesting and helpful video Laura. Thanks a lot
Hi Laura, One question. Normally we brush our teeth before eating breakfast in China. I want to know it's your habit or everyone's in British.
People do both. Some first, some after.
I drag my body from the bed :)
Good teacher, Who took the video for you?😊
I drink tea or I have tea or coffee? Which one is correct?
4:10 both
Other common mistakes similar to the "take my coffee" mistake could be "I have 20 yeas old" instead of "I am 20 yeas old" and "I have hunger" instead of "I am hungry"
indeed, in French one would say "j'ai 45 ans" meaning literally "I have 45 years".
But in English, "I am 45 years old." 🙂
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How can u do all this things before going to the bathroom for pissing ???
I think you can use “take my coffee” if you describe how you like your coffee. “I take my coffee with cream and sugar”
Correct, yes we native speakers say that all the time 🙂 (I am from USA.)
You look younger without make up!
It is my idea or is there Salsa playing in the background?...i become your subscriber from now on...
4:00 this generational, Agatha Christie frequently talks about people "taking" their breakfast or tea.
Thank you for your videos. I know this is off the subject but I was keen to comment on your "The 5 hardest British accents to understand" and your comments are turned off. My comment was on an observation that if a person understands the Glasgow accent they can understand the other dialects. Glaswegian accent is unique and nothing like any other Scottish accent. Glaswegian is badly corrupted English. Most others have basis in Doric with smatterings of Gaelic, Danish and French. The Northeast has the clearest English but in rural areas Doric is a strong influence.
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First thing I do in the morning is try to figure out what day it is.
Not to get too preachy, but you would be better off with more meditation and less social media.
how are you 😊
Morning!! I am great!☺️ how are you?
Do the British people know that the electric kettle has been invented ?
You are the most beautiful girl I have ever seen in my life, ma'am 😭
Beb
Women have the lots of things to do. I think the men routines are symply. ;-)
Truth!
Dont make your bed after getting up. You should fold the duvet back to let your mattress air out during the day. Also: condensation on your windows? Thats a big red flag! You are not ventilating your house properly.
A telephone has no place in the bedroom. Otherwise, sleep problems are guaranteed. Sometime.....
Why girls rub their eyes in the morning 😂
Is she the same person?
You are wonderful, but doing exercises (any) after you have had your breakfast is wrong - do it before, and you’d enjoy your morning more
I’ll be honest, normally I do my workout before breakfast but I faked it a little for this video as I had a back injury and didn’t want to do a full workout 😂
Thanks for the tips!☺️
Dear Laura could be better do your exercise before your breakfast
How can you be cheerful all the time?
😂
Thanks a lot❤
You're welcome 😊