How Native English Speakers Talk About Their Home. (+ House Tour!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2022
- Let's learn all the vocabulary you need to sound like a native when describing your home!
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Dining room in conservatory is so lovely 😍😍😍
Your dining room is in the best place. Actually you have given me an idea where I could set my dining table. Right in a conservatory 😂 Thank you for sharing your lovely house to us. It's not only handy for learning, but is giving ideas how to decor our house too.
Fun and informational.. Your videos are always a treat!
In my house we grew up with the words, ' front room', ' living room' , 'sitting room' for the living room. For the main bedroom, we called it the 'front bedroom' and for the spare rooms we called them the 'little back bedroom' and the 'big back bedroom'. I'm from Yorkshire though so that's what we may say here. We call the bannister the rail which surrounds the landing and the rail going up the stairs the ' hand rail'. I love the way language has evolved. Love your channel too.
Me too! Yorkshire represent!
You have a perfect and a smooth house I'm from Manipur state in india
Damn, I fall in love with her more and more I watch her videos. She's just so gorgeous!!! Lovely lady 😍😍😍😍😍❤
Laura is amazing! I love your channel! Wonderful you are.
Hi i am from India, but i love to know about different cultures. and the way u explained it, was so nice.
Just to say I liked it before watch because I know the quality of the channel 😎🤙🏻❤️❤️
For those learning English, these are all acceptable names for most things in US English as well. Some are regional. Hob and conservatory are probably the only ones I generally don't hear in US English. Stovetop or stove and solarium are more common. The other may be laundry basket or hamper.
Comfortable home 🏠
Great video! I'm from Yorkshire and some of the words are a bit different. We usually use front room rather than lounge or sitting room and we sometimes say box room for the small bedroom. Good stuff!
@@timjohnson814 Yeah, we say hob. It's the place where you can cook stuff in pans.
Funny how we are both from Yorkshire and say 'front room'. Yes, we also say ' box room ' too.
You're very good teacher, well done 👍🏼
This is actually brilliant. English is not my first language and my yijnger sister is learning, she's 11 a'd she really liked this video, she learned more words than usual. I'd love to see more videos like this.
Ur house is so beautiful!
Omg the home is really amazing. Thanks for the lesson
I liked this video! So thank you very much!!
You are so welcome!
Your house is lovely
Great interior to be honest.
Muchas Gracias, Iran🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🙏🙏🙏
Very useful, I love the british terms and I'm very excited to practice daily!
Fabulous!
Thank you
I love the way you talk so much
Hope someday you will make me like I've lived in Britain for 200 years 🤗❤️
It was very enjoyable video. Your house is stunning
GREAT
She's adorable -
What a beautiful place!
And how useful the vocabulary is! Thank you! Great job, as usual.
You have a very nice house! Compliments 🏡
Oh what a lovely house!
Thanks for the video bay the way Ur house is so beautiful
Thank you so much, this is so beautiful
You've got a beautiful house 🤩
You rock! Laura.
Merci beaucoup 😘❤️
So many interesting things in the house! Good practice!
Thank you.
You have a beautiful house, thank you very much :) I barely knew some of the words
As always great video, thx! If you could slightly volume up , it'd be super great. In general, your videos are slightly lower volume than other TH-cam videos (I'm not comparing with ads volume which is insane high)
I have the exact same extractor fan and I'm on the opposite side of the world. That's a mighty extractor fan brand/maker right there 😅
Thank you for a great video 😻
Charming. Thank you.
Happy New Year.
Really great video, thank you for showing us around your house.
What surprised me most in your kitchen appliances is a "hob". I have always called it a "gas cooker" or just "cooker". You live and learn they say 😄
I like this video. Thanks!
Beautiful
Thank you so much! This was such an interesting lesson! I learned a lot of new vocabulary! Blessings!
Thanks for lessons 😊, like yours podcast and movies , respect from Belarus !!!
Very useful! Thanks a lot;)
Love your videos from India 🇮🇳
She does videos from India?
@@andrewgarrett7100 nice joke better luck next time
@@anonymoussparrow2866 Just trying to help you smash English. Punctuation (or lack of it) can change the meaning of what you write.
@@andrewgarrett7100 oh my bad, thank you 😊
#staysafe
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I love ur energy lol 😍
What a beautiful house you have! I understand all. Now I just need memorize📝 the words.
Pretty and funny 😅 love you, I decided to improve my English and you are the best
This
#fantastic
We also call cushion in our tribal dialect
Good video! There are things I didn't know their names.
By the way, you've got a lovely cosy house, Laura. Greetings from Venezuela!
great home there.
As a Sri Lankan, my most favourite English accent is the one spoken in Sri Lanka during the 40s to the 70s. One can listen to the recordings of politicians from that period to know what it sounds like. I believe it to be a sub set of old Received Pronunciation given to us by the Brits.
👍Always nice
عالی Awlee
Means perfect in persian
For your marvelous teaching method👏
Hi 👋I'm from Sudan 🇸🇩 and you're my favorite teacher 💕 anyway I tried to write this 😅
Thanks teacher that was so informative, have you got live video as well?
A lovely, gorgeous lady, with a pleasant nature, living in a beautiful, well-maintained house, speaking RP English....and much more.....😍😍
Lucky her partner is..😊😎
Not RP accent
@@Nicjhis 🤗 which accent it is then?
@@worldofislam9256 I can’t be specific but slightly northern. I am not being critical but RP is posher. Not many people have what is a traditional RP speaking voice.
It's help me to learn a lot about british terms because i non english speaker and i get a lot of vocabularies in this video,,,thanks
best
To become semi-fluent in domestic (native?) speech of ... - yeah, you've got it! That's why I am a subscriber to your chaņnel! 🤪 (well, what about The CARPETS in a loo...? Would be fascinated to hear closer about it in your forcoming issues...) Lovabilities (ce: greetings -?) from 🇪🇪 . ♥️
C-Can I come live with you? You‘ve got a bloody brilliant house oml
You are so funny!!! I love your house, by the way, the kitchen is the best place. I think you need a dog, just to get the perfection, hahaha. Greetings from Spain.
You are beautiful and so funny!!
I really messed up learning english. I am 40 years old. Help me learning english perfectly.
People use the words couch and sofa interchangeably, but in reality those are two different pieces of furniture with different characteristics and purposes.
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fabulous acting
I really need to repeat this exercise. There are a few words I did not hear a lot!
Ur accent is so marvelous....
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A slim beauty who doesn't eat sausage and teaches RP .
haha, nicely phrased!
I wouldn’t call this RP
I want your gloves to wear in winter 😀😀😀
English is not my first language.
I have to ask you for something.
Please, give yourself to love.
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I wanted to see what you had in the washing up basket
Thanks for that funny yet informative video. 👍
I've just got one question: is it really called "washing up basket"? I always thought "washing-up" was something to do with dishes... 🤔
So shouldn't it rather be a "laundry basket" or at least "washing basket"?
I was surprised to hear that phrase, too! In the US we call it a laundry basket. (Or, if it has a lid, a clothes hamper.)
I think it’s most about regions. There are some different ways to name things all over the English spoken languages countries . But anyways , I’ve learned another one , happy new year.
@@guilhermepinto4272 Yes! So many different ways to say things, which vary by region and dialect. This can complicate language learning! Do you use one dialect of English as your primary model, or do you like to mix dialects and create your own "personal blend"?
@@DawnPeacock I am from England and have never heard washing- up basket. I’ve only ever heard it called a laundry basket.
Wyt ti'n siarad Cymraeg? I saw the Croeso and map of Wales on the wall. Da iawn! :)
Haia! Cariad Laura dwi! Dwin dod o Wrecsam :-)
@@berwynjones8764 Cyfarchion o Lundain!
Laura, I couldn't find u on i-talki, are u still giving classes there? :V
Hey I just want to say your videos are really helpful, Pls just make a video of Zayn Malik's accent,I've been requesting youtubers but they never really respond. Pls will u do it?
Is there any different between sink and washbasin?
I'm interested though... I can't see the price 😅
I don't know English, but I watch your videos, because I fell in love with you, take me please 🥰 ..
Она не будет есть твои шашлыки , брат. Чтоб не ожиреть.
Да это точно бро
Ты откуда знал что я понемаю русский язык? откуда ты с родом?
Hi is it really an extractor fan in a household kitchen? Or do you actually just say hood if it's in a domestic environment and this size instead of industrial grade? Got an extraction engineer at home and he's questioned that 🙈😅
Hi! Can confirm that we would say extractor fan in a normal household setting, I think everyone would give me very confused looks if I asked them to turn the 'hood' off, probably wondering how you can turn off part of an item of clothing!
@@amypritchard8570 hi, are you in the US or in the UK? Thanks
And I am first
*37-c i bəyənmə 👍👍👍 məndən.* 07.01.2022, 16:54
How much is rent 🤔😁🤠
A bit off topic but how much is such a house in London?
In London? Over a million! That’s why we don’t live there 😂
@@smashingenglish Thank you Laura for the reply! Is this Black Country or Birmingham area? Love the neat home and the settings of household goods! Cute backyard as well. Lovely and cozy.
İ am fifth
I like you
you are gorgeous
What a life it would be if you would come to mine for tea.."🎵🎶
Invite me to your beautiful house babe👄
You are beautiful 🙂
You don't seem to be conserving anything in your conservatory. Thanks for teaching a new word, "hob", not a stove. Pour qua? If it's electric is still a hob?
I was waiting to have the ads of lingoda, in other words, this video again propagates advertisement, what a pity, so this is not a free video