@user-ku7im2iq8v LOL is a great videogame, here in American Continent everybody plays it. And obviously playing it with friends is very funny. I have never played Dota 2, but perhaps It's also a Good Game. And League Of Legends has one of the best Series of this decade: Arcane, besides it has an incredible OST and Animation.
In Colombia currently many people are very interested in learning English, this was not the case in past years but now everything is so different, people discovered the importance of speaking another language, because languages are the keys to open other worlds. Welcome to the Coffeeland ☕
This is exactly how I feel personally as a native English only speaker, about Spanish. Ok, don't get me wrong lol I mean, as a high school student, I attempted to learn Spanish, but it didn't take 😢 😂 However, all these years later, I'm just starting to realize how interconnected a lot of languages are.. As someone once explained something to me, they are the same but different 🤷😅
@@handrewpereira1I think Brazil has to much more things to offer, so I guess it's not a mistake if the people prefers to call Colombia as the land of coffe instead of Brazil... I mean everyone knows both has an incredible quantity and variety of coffe.
It's such a pleasure watching people from my country 🇨🇴 doing their best effort while speaking and pronouncing words in English 👏🏽. That's not easy at all. Well done 👌🏽
Soy un joven mexicano y le entendí sin tener que pensarlo, wow es que es increíble, cuando le pones tanto empeño a un idioma, y al final notas el esfuerzo que te ha tomado aprender.
Also I wouldn’t even call that a sneaker I’d have said “running shoe”. Sneakers to me are more casual for all day wear. Those looked like something you’d wear to run or to the gym.
Some context, in Colombia that kind of chair is something different from a regular chair, and it's usually called "SILLÓN" not "SILLA", so it is easy to confuse it with coach or sofa
so far, their english better than me haha, regardless of their pronounciation and grammar mistake, native english speakers still able to understand them, context is everything in conversation
Wow, this is a useful video! I am glad to know that you are visiting Colombia. I learned English 9 years ago in an institute called Colombo Americano in Medellin. I had a great experience because I did not only learn English, but I felt like I was visiting the U.S.A due to the way the Institute was built, also the teachers taught us the culture of that country, for example the Black month history, among others. Now I wish to visit the city again to continue practicing English while I meet new people from all over the world and also learning more of their cultures. Greetings! ;)
I am so excited that you visited us, Colombia is a charming country and Medellín one of the most beautiful cities in the country. And that you were there is great, you were very kind to the people. The best teacher of all. But I think that ... I think that the level of English in Colombia is not very high because of the way it is taught in the country's schools... but now we have more possibilities with Internet sources. Like, for example, your TH-cam channel. I hope you continue visiting us, see you later in another city 😅
el ferrocarril de Antioquia, donde grabaron el vídeo, es el que está ubicado en el jardín botánico? soy de Guatemala y fui a Colombia hace 3 meses y solo estuve dos días por Medellín, la mejor ciudad del país de lejos
Awesome video! unfortunatelly here in Colombia our educational system is not really good when teaching english, we have to do our best to learn by ourselves, eather way by doing a courses or watching videos/movies or regular things in english. However I would say that you can find the best english speakers in Bogota.
Perhaps it would be adequate to consult the available data before mention Colombian education is not good regarding English level, you have to take into account the relevant aspect of autonomous learning each pupil must carry on by themselves to reinforce what it has been taught in class; English teachers do not make miracles...
I don’t think so. I am from Barranquilla and got my degree in Bogota in 2017 . There are a lot of people with a decent - I would say intermediate level - it’s not enough though.
The thing is that in the past knowing a language here was only a rich thing. however, nowadays it is getting more common and accessible for everyone, and there are also a lot of resources out there with the internet and different programs
@yuri._.-san Bs, now we can see how "people doesnt like english", while english schools sky rocketed, and the general english knowledge increased past the years, and it is still going up, and tell me how a not rich person could even afford to learn english 20 years ago?, excluding some public universities that may offer it. In contrast, now it is way more accesible in general
Hello i'm from Mozambique and i think that i so good to see you helping people in order to understand well english, keep to make videos like this, thank you 🙏🏾
You derseve It, with you channel I understand well your videos, your language with legends, i used to understand slowly english , but now i improving, thank you
Wow ,so nice to see you in my country 🇨🇴 and my city, Medellín! I think they do a great job because it is not always easy to pronounce some words and speak fluent. Greetings from Medellín!
@@AfroKing. As a native English speaker (USA), I would call that an armchair. Specifically the one that he showed that looks like a mix between a couch and a chair. But, I would understand chair. It's just if I wasn't looking at it and you said chair I wouldn't picture it looking like that unless you explained it's in your living room or something. I would even understand it if they said couch/sofa like most did in the video, but chair is definitely better, and armchair is perfect.
@Yamanan. How old are you, though? I don't know anyone my age that says armchair. We just say chair. I hear older people say it, though. Yes I'm from America as well.
26. If I was in the room I'd say chair, but if someone said armchair I'd know exactly which type of chair they meant. It was interesting in the video because I actually thought shoes when he showed the sneakers. So I went less specific for those but I guess everyone has their own preferred words. @@AfroKing.
@@InstantEnglishUK yes. Im from the US. If I saw you wearing either of those and I liked them I’d say “I like your shoes”. If I needed to be specific I’d say “I need to buy new running shoes”. Sneakers to me are more like a casual shoe you would wear everyday.
Its a very great content for all users I really appreciate your talent joined with a lot of work thank you so much keep uploading more videos like these🎉
She's learning the basics, we all went through that. But she was brave enough to accept the challenge, thus I'm certain soon enough she'll be able to improve her level.
Hi! I would love to visit this country full of good-looking people-WOW! It's amazing, and I hope I get the chance to practice my English with them. It's just a 16-hour flight from where I live.
This was a fun video. The reason they call a Ferris wheel a “wheel of fortune” is because in Latin American Spanish, it’s called “rueda de la fortuna”. In Spain it’s called “noria”.
They did great really…… These kind of vidoes are funny and enjoyable,it’s been few days since I found this channel and really it’s great we are waiting so many more vidoes in different countries… Love your vidoes man glad to found this channel. ~from somaliland ❤
Globally English is the commercial+bussines language,in Asian countries almost all.of them After their Officiall languahes ENGLISH is always the second language (Saudiarabia/Qatar/yemen/oman/UAE/singapore/malysia/vietnam/China/japan/thailand/philipines/myamar and many other coutries ENGLISH is the language of global conversation/European union when coming to gather they use ENGLISH
İ llove Columbia,people seem to be sociable, friendly. By the time insaw this video,I hadn't thought to travel to Columbia.. After seeing, inrhink i will.
Yes it’s regional. From my understanding “sneakers” is an up north thing. Most of the country says “tennis shoes” and then there a certain areas in the Midwest like Chicago that say “gym shoes.”
Love the relaxed approach to your vids, but do you do your own subtitles? There are a few mistakes in them here and there, which for an English teaching/learning channel is kind of a no-no, right...? ;)
I do my own subtitles but they auto generated, after I go through them to correct any mistakes. Sorry if I missed anything and thanks for letting me know
I was waiting for this video. I'm from Medellín, Colombia and I was checking out the English of Colombians but let me tell you that people from Medellín speak English with a strong accent. We learn American English because American English is the most studied language in Latin America because the United States is a nearby country. There are too many foreigners here who are from the United States and Canada. Sadly, Colombia is one of the countries with a low English level because of low economic resources because academics are so expensive and private English teachers charge too much money . Another big problem is the people who speak Spanish only. I prefer English than Spanish because obviously English open many doors to social and economic life. Thank you for coming to Medellín.
Yes in the Americas if English is taught it will definitely be American English! it’s a shame it’s like that though in terms of English lessons being expensive and also it’s unfortunate that we’re all not connected together as we should be we’re all just cousins that’s how i look at it anyway greeting from the states!
I can’t speak for the UK, but here in America there’s a nonstandard pronunciation and variation in spelling of mischievous as “mischievious.” Although incorrect, many people including former US president Herbert Hoover on record, pronounce it this way with 4 syllables and stress on the “chi” like this: mis-chē-vē-es. You may hear this pronunciation in American media which could cause confusion.
What was the hardest word for you to know in part 1?
corkscrew and plunger of course, unfamiliar word for me
corkscrew and plunger.
Worcestershire xcgdhubgd!!!! Jajajaja 🇦🇷
One of the hardest word in spanish maybe is: Esternocleidomastoideo
@user-ku7im2iq8v LOL is a great videogame, here in American Continent everybody plays it. And obviously playing it with friends is very funny. I have never played Dota 2, but perhaps It's also a Good Game.
And League Of Legends has one of the best Series of this decade: Arcane, besides it has an incredible OST and Animation.
In Colombia currently many people are very interested in learning English, this was not the case in past years but now everything is so different, people discovered the importance of speaking another language, because languages are the keys to open other worlds.
Welcome to the Coffeeland ☕
I did have A LOT OF coffee
This is exactly how I feel personally as a native English only speaker, about Spanish. Ok, don't get me wrong lol I mean, as a high school student, I attempted to learn Spanish, but it didn't take 😢 😂 However, all these years later, I'm just starting to realize how interconnected a lot of languages are.. As someone once explained something to me, they are the same but different 🤷😅
Coffeland is in Brazil dude, the biggest producer.
@@handrewpereira1I think Brazil has to much more things to offer, so I guess it's not a mistake if the people prefers to call Colombia as the land of coffe instead of Brazil... I mean everyone knows both has an incredible quantity and variety of coffe.
It's such a pleasure watching people from my country 🇨🇴 doing their best effort while speaking and pronouncing words in English 👏🏽.
That's not easy at all. Well done 👌🏽
Yeah, they were great and very open to try! 😎
Estamos en el2023, no En los años 90s
Hola, ven conmigo
Soy un joven mexicano y le entendí sin tener que pensarlo, wow es que es increíble, cuando le pones tanto empeño a un idioma, y al final notas el esfuerzo que te ha tomado aprender.
As an American, the word shoe is perfectly acceptable and quite oftened used in place of sneaker. They were correct by our expectations.
Agreed. I’m from the US too.
Also I wouldn’t even call that a sneaker I’d have said “running shoe”. Sneakers to me are more casual for all day wear. Those looked like something you’d wear to run or to the gym.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. Most of the time people don’t talk about the specific type of shoe
Up that English with a Colombian accent😅😂
Some context, in Colombia that kind of chair is something different from a regular chair, and it's usually called "SILLÓN" not "SILLA", so it is easy to confuse it with coach or sofa
To be fair, as an Australian and native speaker of English even I wouldn't call that a 'chair', but an 'armchair' :)
No es excusa, también se le dice silla y silla es chair.
@@williamruiz8467No, that was an armchair, not chair... 🎉🎉
@@williamruiz8467 Yea actually it is, you can get confuse because in spanish I would never call that "chair"
I started to watch your videos today, and i loved it. I'm from Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thank you!
Parce, gracias por visitarnos, nuestro país es tu casa. Un fuerte abrazo a mis hermanos de Latam y del mundo. Saludos.
These colombian guys did it right. Congrats to them. They've got a good level of English, in general, its quite fluent. It amazed me. 👏
Bueno, nos hicieron quedar mejor de lo que pensé
No sé si reir o llorar xd
@@Kate-sv8pt No lo hicieron tan mal, además la parte de saber el nombre de objetos en particular si fue difícil jajaj
@@JL-zl7deAs an English speaker it wasn’t that good but it wasn’t that bad either
so far, their english better than me haha, regardless of their pronounciation and grammar mistake, native english speakers still able to understand them, context is everything in conversation
Wow, this is a useful video! I am glad to know that you are visiting Colombia. I learned English 9 years ago in an institute called Colombo Americano in Medellin. I had a great experience because I did not only learn English, but I felt like I was visiting the U.S.A due to the way the Institute was built, also the teachers taught us the culture of that country, for example the Black month history, among others. Now I wish to visit the city again to continue practicing English while I meet new people from all over the world and also learning more of their cultures. Greetings! ;)
I am so excited that you visited us, Colombia is a charming country and Medellín one of the most beautiful cities in the country. And that you were there is great, you were very kind to the people. The best teacher of all. But I think that ... I think that the level of English in Colombia is not very high because of the way it is taught in the country's schools... but now we have more possibilities with Internet sources. Like, for example, your TH-cam channel. I hope you continue visiting us, see you later in another city 😅
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! I had a wonderful time in medellin and the students were great! 😊
@@InstantEnglishUK come again plz 🥺
Thanks for doing this incredible video, greetings from Medellín, Colombia 🇨🇴
Thanks for having me
el ferrocarril de Antioquia, donde grabaron el vídeo, es el que está ubicado en el jardín botánico? soy de Guatemala y fui a Colombia hace 3 meses y solo estuve dos días por Medellín, la mejor ciudad del país de lejos
Awesome video! unfortunatelly here in Colombia our educational system is not really good when teaching english, we have to do our best to learn by ourselves, eather way by doing a courses or watching videos/movies or regular things in english. However I would say that you can find the best english speakers in Bogota.
Totalmente cierto
Perhaps it would be adequate to consult the available data before mention Colombian education is not good regarding English level, you have to take into account the relevant aspect of autonomous learning each pupil must carry on by themselves to reinforce what it has been taught in class; English teachers do not make miracles...
I don’t think so. I am from Barranquilla and got my degree in Bogota in 2017 . There are a lot of people with a decent - I would say intermediate level - it’s not enough though.
I love this so funny English test, it made me bear in mind when I watched this video.
Brilliant!
A funny method to learn English. Great Chris. We are waiting you in Italy
Thank you! ☺️
hi , I'm from morocco and i love your videos and your simply method.
Thank you!
تحيتي لاهل المغرب من العراق
@@احمدالمعموري-ح9ن و الله أنتم أعز الناس و نحبكم يا إخونا العراقيين ، تحية خالصة من القلب، و سأقولها لك بالدارجة المغربية راكوم عزاز علينا.
The thing is that in the past knowing a language here was only a rich thing. however, nowadays it is getting more common and accessible for everyone, and there are also a lot of resources out there with the internet and different programs
@yuri._.-san Bs, now we can see how "people doesnt like english", while english schools sky rocketed, and the general english knowledge increased past the years, and it is still going up, and tell me how a not rich person could even afford to learn english 20 years ago?, excluding some public universities that may offer it. In contrast, now it is way more accesible in general
Hello i'm from Mozambique and i think that i so good to see you helping people in order to understand well english, keep to make videos like this, thank you 🙏🏾
Thank you and lovely to hear that my videos have reached Mozambique 🇲🇿
You derseve It, with you channel I understand well your videos, your language with legends, i used to understand slowly english , but now i improving, thank you
I leraned a lot words with this video❤❤ thank you
I’m so happy to hear that!
Thank you for your sharing I'm watching from somalia ❤
Keep going mate!
Wow ,so nice to see you in my country 🇨🇴 and my city, Medellín!
I think they do a great job because it is not always easy to pronounce some words and speak fluent.
Greetings from Medellín!
What a lovely city!
It is not a chair, it is an arm chair. So they taught us at school
School doesn't teach you how a native speaker would say it. A native speaker would just say chair
@@AfroKing. As a native English speaker (USA), I would call that an armchair. Specifically the one that he showed that looks like a mix between a couch and a chair. But, I would understand chair. It's just if I wasn't looking at it and you said chair I wouldn't picture it looking like that unless you explained it's in your living room or something. I would even understand it if they said couch/sofa like most did in the video, but chair is definitely better, and armchair is perfect.
@Yamanan. How old are you, though? I don't know anyone my age that says armchair. We just say chair. I hear older people say it, though. Yes I'm from America as well.
26. If I was in the room I'd say chair, but if someone said armchair I'd know exactly which type of chair they meant. It was interesting in the video because I actually thought shoes when he showed the sneakers. So I went less specific for those but I guess everyone has their own preferred words. @@AfroKing.
@@Yamanan.I agree with you :)
Love your T-shirt ... Nacional Medellín !! Awesome
Me too
@@InstantEnglishUKAtlético nacional, the Biggest football club in Colombia
This video was incredible 🎉 I also learned in watching this video
Brilliant
we don't say "sneakers"...well it depends where you live. In Chicago it's "shoes or gym shoes"
So you call these 👞 and these 👟 shoes? I would have excepted gym shoes or tennis shoes, but simply shoes no
Everyone says sneakers
@@InstantEnglishUK yes. Im from the US. If I saw you wearing either of those and I liked them I’d say “I like your shoes”. If I needed to be specific I’d say “I need to buy new running shoes”. Sneakers to me are more like a casual shoe you would wear everyday.
Formal Shoes and Sports / running Shoes@@InstantEnglishUK
me siento muy feliz porque creia que mi ingles era pobre pero me doy cuenta que no estoy tan mal con el idioma, estos chicos me subieron el animo ;)
X2
Eso que quiso decir? Qué eres mejor, o que estás igual?
JAAJAJAJAJAJAJAJ
It was very nice to see you in my country 🇨🇴, from yours🏴 in Oxford
Thank you for going to my country, 👏how much I would have liked to find you... you're one of my favourite teacher 😘
Thank you so much
Great video!!!👏👏👏🇦🇷
Its a very great content for all users I really appreciate your talent joined with a lot of work thank you so much keep uploading more videos like these🎉
I very like, that you have American English and British English.
Hi from Russia again❤
Yay, I love these videos!! The plunger is back 😂
I got all the questions right 😊my heart was exploding when the lady couldn't answer the questions🤯I wanted to come there and answer her instead😁
She's learning the basics, we all went through that. But she was brave enough to accept the challenge, thus I'm certain soon enough she'll be able to improve her level.
She was very brave
@@klopf8 I didn't mean to criticize him. I was just saying that I was a little impatient. I hope everything will be fine for him 🥺💜
@@InstantEnglishUK I really liked his courage👍🏻💜
@@AdelaA-jkfor her, and her courage** nobody is perfect ig
well done, good level of English, neat pronounciation
My dear teacher.......you are great💜👏🏻👏🏻💜
GREAT level!!
Keep it up You guys!!!
Love it
Hi! I would love to visit this country full of good-looking people-WOW! It's amazing, and I hope I get the chance to practice my English with them. It's just a 16-hour flight from where I live.
in northern Chinese, we call a ladybug a 'floral big sister'. Weirdly enough, English has a very similar expression. 🤣
In colombia, we call that animal mariquita, in spanish, which is a way to say little gay man. Xdxd. So funny.
🤣@@David-qy2fd
我一个北京的朋友也是这么叫的🤣
Hi Chris, great to have you in Medellín! Would have loved to get to see you in person. Hope you have a blast, mate.
I did indeed! Thanks for the lovely welcome
Nah I want to do this hahaha, come to Bogotá, Colombia for part 2
Most of them speak really well! Creo que vamos por buen camino en las universidades. 😅
I agree ☝️
My mate is visiting Colombia....I never thought this was going to happen!!!! Greetings from Cali- Valle .....
Actually, we struggle with this language but there are many ways to improve and reach a good level
Wait, you were in my country!😍
Welcome here
Thank you!
Bro, these are so fun! Please come to Bulgaria so I could give it a try in real time😁
Dude you look so kind
Thanks
@@InstantEnglishUK np
@@InstantEnglishUK I’ll give you a follow now 😂
Great watch ty
Love that British accent it’s kinda hot, I’m from Colombia but greetings from Australia 🇦🇺.
Come to Italy! We are waiting for this format! It Is so Amazing 🤙🤙😂
yeah I am from colombia, greetings
Thank you for visiting Colombia. I got excited when I saw your video on my recommendation list. 😊
Thanks for having me
This is the first time i watch your video. It is so good. I hope that you can product more a lot of video in the future. 😊😊😊
When I hear Colombia, what first comes to my mind is Pablo Escobar 😂
Too much Netflix for you
Sadly, this is still a fact. Hopefully, in the near future, it'll change.
Great you were in my country!!! I love your videos and I've learned a lot... But tell us your opinion...
Actually I'm ashamed of our level😔
They did great!!!
I really would like you to come to Chile and I be one of your interviewed
It's very good yours videos, i need to learning a lot to speak.
Thank you so much!
03:03 Tranqui, a veces uno confunde sneakers con Skechers
Questions are very easy :)) I will be glad when you come Turkiye Sir .:)
super cool video
Thanks
This was a fun video. The reason they call a Ferris wheel a “wheel of fortune” is because in Latin American Spanish, it’s called “rueda de la fortuna”. In Spain it’s called “noria”.
Hey man I've bumped into you just recently and your videos are fire! Can you do this kind of video in Italy? Keep up the good work!
All these are easy for me.. greetings from Malaysia
Is amazing to see my primary University while I practising english 🎉❤
Time to come to Cartagena, my bro
Y te hare un reto de Español desde ahí
I want you to come to Cali and let me know when, because I would like taking part of this amazing experiment... 🎉🎉
Very good training 😊
Ok to be 100% fair, when I am about to get out of the house I say "let me put some shoes on" and I put on sneakers! 😅
I am so enjoyed this video.I invite to you come to Uzbekistan.❤
Thanks its amazing vidoew my fav you tube❤
Thank you! What’s your favourite video
The first thing that comes to my mind when I listen "Colombia", is Shakira. ❤❤❤
Really? I thought she was from Brasil
@@bambinaforever1402 Shakira was born in Barranquilla, Colombia, and she mentions her city in Hips Don't Lie.
Well they speak better English than I do Spanish so well done 👏
What kind of teacher is that man😂
Me?
Wow. Did u travel to Colombia? 😮
Im proud of my folk colombian, very much are trying ti learn english equals of me
They did great really…… These kind of vidoes are funny and enjoyable,it’s been few days since I found this channel and really it’s great we are waiting so many more vidoes in different countries…
Love your vidoes man glad to found this channel.
~from somaliland ❤
Thank you, so glad you got the idea of the video. I just want to make learning English fun 🤩
Globally English is the commercial+bussines language,in Asian countries almost all.of them After their Officiall languahes ENGLISH is always the second language (Saudiarabia/Qatar/yemen/oman/UAE/singapore/malysia/vietnam/China/japan/thailand/philipines/myamar and many other coutries ENGLISH is the language of global conversation/European union when coming to gather they use ENGLISH
They're doing great with their English. Its hard to be put on the spot like that and answer those questions. Especially with a camera pointed at them.
wow my english is so good
1:19 practise=practice but cool video!
İ llove Columbia,people seem to be sociable, friendly.
By the time insaw this video,I hadn't thought to travel to Columbia..
After seeing, inrhink i will.
It’s so nice!
I'm from the US and have always heard tennis shoes here not sneakers. Must be a regional thing
If they had said tennis shoes, I would have accepted, but for me, shoes by themselves are 👞
Yes it’s regional. From my understanding “sneakers” is an up north thing. Most of the country says “tennis shoes” and then there a certain areas in the Midwest like Chicago that say “gym shoes.”
Colombian coffee of course… @instantEnglishUK I like your eyes
very much .. thanks 🙏 for your
Video
interesting video!
Love the relaxed approach to your vids, but do you do your own subtitles? There are a few mistakes in them here and there, which for an English teaching/learning channel is kind of a no-no, right...? ;)
I do my own subtitles but they auto generated, after I go through them to correct any mistakes. Sorry if I missed anything and thanks for letting me know
Awesome 👍
I was waiting for this video.
I'm from Medellín, Colombia and I was checking out the English of Colombians but let me tell you that people from Medellín speak English with a strong accent.
We learn American English because American English is the most studied language in Latin America because the United States is a nearby country.
There are too many foreigners here who are from the United States and Canada.
Sadly, Colombia is one of the countries with a low English level because of low economic resources because academics are so expensive and private English teachers charge too much money .
Another big problem is the people who speak Spanish only.
I prefer English than Spanish because obviously English open many doors to social and economic life.
Thank you for coming to Medellín.
Thanks for the interesting comment and the support Cammy
How much do teachers charge per hour?
For example to tutor a student?
Yes in the Americas if English is taught it will definitely be American English! it’s a shame it’s like that though in terms of English lessons being expensive and also it’s unfortunate that we’re all not connected together as we should be we’re all just cousins that’s how i look at it anyway greeting from the states!
@@MariaMunoz-qh9vi 100.000 ó 150.000 pesos colombianos.
English is for people with good economic resources or almost high class. 😖
@@cammygomez3802 In CR 🇨🇷 It is about $17 or more per hour
Colombians are really nice.
I knew all of the vocab words in Spanish let’s goooooo
U have to come to cartagena! BTW.. I always thought Mischievous was more stressed on the |chi" part
/ˈmɪs.tʃɪ.vəs/
I can’t speak for the UK, but here in America there’s a nonstandard pronunciation and variation in spelling of mischievous as “mischievious.” Although incorrect, many people including former US president Herbert Hoover on record, pronounce it this way with 4 syllables and stress on the “chi” like this: mis-chē-vē-es. You may hear this pronunciation in American media which could cause confusion.
Quite interesting, thanks for sharing that.
I said Earth Globe instead of Globe, is it correct as well? Nice video, btw!
Im from the UK and i didn't get them all haha, i said 'bottle opener' for the corkscrew
About borrowing some french words, is "grue" also used in english for "crane"?
Interesting
I remember the chandelier from the sia sing. Ohhhh, I am gonna swing from the chandelier, from the chandelier.
Are you saying Webster is wrong?
Hi, bro come to Tajikistan people in Dushanbe they're really interested in learning English.
Mischievous sounds like “mis 🍳” , sorry! Some mischievous may write this , that’s not my case !😂
Dale Dale! Todo listo
Thanks Chris , in Lima Miraflores ( Parque Salazar) waiting Paddington Bear sure the original in Paddington Station in London ( selfie Good Luck)
World map sphere for globe is kind of correct, isn't it?
It’s describing what it is
is it valid say sentimental? I mean, I would have said sensitive. 14:02
Thanks for these kind of videos :) really useful to impprove vocabulary