Hi Katharine! I was hitting a wall with smoking for a long time. but 7 years ago, I broke down that wall and quit smoking. Now, I'm relearning English with the money which I've saved! This made me much happier. thanks!😃
A teacher is he or she who can make his or her teaching a fun.You are excellent example of such a teacher who can make her lessons real source of learning. Really sublime style of teaching. Thanks a lot
Sure. I really enjoyed watching and listening to your attractive presentation! They are very useful slangs to learn and use them actively! Teacher Katharine thank you so much indeed 😊!
This is one of your best videos, Katharine. I feel a keen interest in the British way of life and language expressions used in daily social interactions. Your lessons contribute a lot to my understanding of them. Thanks a lot. ❤
First of all, I was buzzing to see you again in this amazeball Friday 🙈. We reached a new month! Isn't wonderful, my darling 😊❤? And after centuries and centuries to searching the translation... finally, I can translate 'mal del puerco 🐷' thanks to this slang (5:15 slump). 'Me dio el mal del puerco' (I'm having a slump) in your example, and that we use in Mexico 😂. As always, you look beautiful and radiant 😍. Hope you are doin' well and I wish you a marvelous weekend, too, Katharine 🥰. Thanks for the video and you rock!
In the US, I have occasionally heard "fiver" being used for a five-dollar bill, but "fin" is more common. A one-dollar bill is a "buck," a two-dollar bill is a "deuce," a 10-dollar bill is a "sawbuck,' a 20-dollar bill is a "double-sawbuck," a "dub" or a "Hamilton" (from Alexander Hamilton's picture on the bill). A 100-dollar bill is a "C-note" (from the Roman numeral for 100), a "Cecil," a "Franklin" or a "Benny" (from Benjamin Franklin's picture). A 1,000-dollar bill is a "kilobuck."
Hi Kath, my beautiful, my very unique rose of England! 🌹😊 Every Friday morning it's like I'm buzzing because I know it's 'Katharine day' and Kath-time is approaching with a new fairy and enchantment! :-) I love slang. Slang is complicated in that it evolves and changes very quickly with the generations and it's difficult to stay afloat sometimes even in your own language, but some expressions are thankfully persistent and it's good to be aware of them to understand the natives. Daft (as a brush;-)' is a great one. Serge Gainsbourg once said: "La connerie, c'est la décontraction de l'intelligence. So, sometimes, I consciously allow myself to be stupid". In the same way as him, I sometimes fancy to be 'daft as a brush' ;-) and you? ... Bob's your uncle' is a classic one; the origin of the expression is interesting; I believe it refers to an Irish politician called Robert (Bob) who committed an act of nepotism by hiring his nephew to an important position even though the latter had no special skills for the job; by extension, 'Bob's your uncle' came to designate something easy, easily acquired: 'there you have it!' basically, simply and without much effort. I wonder which is your fave local in west sussex and in your area that you evoked; It seems there are so many in the area, my guess would be the 'Black 🐰' perhaps? ... Wish I could have a pie and a good beer with you there someday and exchange a few words. 'Codswallop' is such a great slang word! It has now my preference over 'poppycock' or the more usual 'rubbish' or the american 'B.S.' ;-) I'm not fundamentally a conspiracy theorist either, and that largely depends on the subject; we mustn't give in to paranoia, but we mustn't forget either that certain conspiracies were a historical reality. It's always a good idea not to trust the systemic and official discourse, and to vary your sources of information (very important to avoid confirmation bias) in order to form your own opinion. Also, have you noticed that nowadays 'the bigger it is, the more it gets across'? There's often a sort of reversal of the charge, with those who are dishonest and corrupt now accusing their detractors a little too easily of being 'conspirators' ('complotistes' in French); it's become convenient in some way to discredit the truth-seeker. So we must remain cautious and alert. I've hit a wall recently because, for some reason that escapes me and bothers me greatly, I can no longer publish or comment on my English poetry site because, following an update to the site, I received a strange security alert; I've informed them and am waiting for the rest ... Thank you for the very interesting 'slump' and above all 'lurgy' (not 'lurdgee' I would probably have said) which I didn't know. 'I've got the lurgy' will be for me an excellent alternative to the perhaps too usual, common and agreed 'I'm under the weather...' 👍 Is a 'hen party' the female counterpart of a 'bachelor party' celebrating leaving celibacy or is it used for any feast between girls only? ... Mickey does seem to know when you're filming indeed 😂 and maybe, by barking, he is manifesting his 'FOMO' in his own way, go figure! ... Hahah Great lesson Katharine. I'd like to add that I love this new summer dress, which is very stylish and undoubtedly lighter than usual, and shows you off to your best advantage. You look so beautiful! Thank you, merci beaucoup Katharine! I have to love you and leave you now wishing you a beautiful and sunny weekend (a bit overcast in Lille today...) Bisous bisous, I fancy you, Love 😘🌹❤❤❤
Hi Katherine..thanks so much for the latest British slangs.! It's so fun learning various slangs that you people use in your daily lives.! And you're looking different and so stunning in this dress.! Kinda traditional British gown? And hair style too so beautiful 👌
Hi Katherine, I'd love to learn the British Slangs. I love those new British words. Katherine, You are always teaching me beautiful British English. Thank you so much
Hi sweet Katherine, I am buzzing to watch your regular videos!! As I fancy them a lot... Until now I have learnt some useful slang expressions that will help me to understand your lovely language but in particular the next time I will hit the road to UK I'll be more confident with English language without feeling daft if I pop into the local... And Bob's your uncle😂😂😂😂💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Hi katharine,it becomes a habit to see your wonderful and energetic vid. I m actually a fun of British culture with those fascinating slang.i would like to thank you we are lucky to hear from you every friday.❤
Dear Katharine! I have to let loose and tell you what I think about your videos. There are no better ones on the whole TH-cam. You're simply the best! So much useful information in ten minutes. Plus the way you present it. You're adorable. Thank you so much! BTW in each video I catch one or two words or phrases I find useful and which I put on the list together with the ones you talk about. This time it was 'let loose'😉
Interesting lesson again. Please do teach us all english slang words in chunks as it will be easier to understand us the informal lang and culture of UK. Thanks a lot.
I was not buzy and seen this awesome work, hopefully you drew doing this process of art English since long time, great to see and talk to you more, this way might not solve what we doing and know each other, kindly understand and we do it more like this for a long feature
Howdy! The local (pub) of something like this in Russian sounds like The First aid Kit and many many more different names of places like thus. Many thanks! Take it easy!
As usual, thank you very much, for your video, and explanation, full of energy, and positive attitude. Here in Japan, the life is been very hot, almost average 35 degrees! Is terrible! And the humidity, wow! If you think that in the northern part, in 5 or 6 months, is about-10 with lot of snow! That’s explains why in Japan, the people in general is very a predicted..greetings from a Mexican person living for a long time in Japan..cheers! Mate..
What a load of codswallop Katherine 😄. What are you talking about. Your lesson is a load of codswallop 😆😄. Joke of course 🥳😀. Your lessons and natural British accent is awesome. Well done 👍. Best of luck 😊
Hello Katherine, By this lesson, Mission Rocky road is made glossy, Myself trying to speak and chat with English English and Katharine English😂. Thanks to you, REGARDS, Happy weekend.
Hello, Katharine.😊 Recently I've already got a slump just after lunch because of the unbearable heat.😓 So I feel like I've hit a wall whenever I try to do anything hard.😥 I like those slangs very much, especially No.9, which I find quite useful. I'm always buzzing for your videos！Thank you for your outstanding lecture❗👏☺️
Hi Katherine, i'm watching you from morocco 🇲🇦, i really like your videos , you're so talented in giving language's lessons. How can i describe it but every single word do you say i catched it easily I want to say something ,i feel like your videos have an incredible vibe with the moroccan tea 😂
We use the phrase “hit the wall” a lot and we do hit the 4:00 PM slump at our workplace at 9:00 AM. Anyway, it is good to know. I will stay alert for these slang terms when I am in England, hopefully next year. So Bob’s your uncle! I love that term.
So basically I have learnt a bit to speak like Australians. All I need to do is sound like a British, have speed like an American and be low pitched like a teenage boy.
Thank u for such an interesting video!❤ Could u pls tell me if "slump" is the same as "high tea"?😊 Btw it will be very inteteresting to learn about British dates👩❤️💋👨
Reading Harry Potter books is a great way to delve into the slangs and culture of UK as a whole. Learnt a lot English vocab from HP book series. J K Rowling's the best.
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Hi Katharine! I was hitting a wall with smoking for a long time. but 7 years ago, I broke down that wall and quit smoking. Now, I'm relearning English with the money which I've saved! This made me much happier. thanks!😃
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A teacher is he or she who can make his or her teaching a fun.You are excellent example of such a teacher who can make her lessons real source of learning. Really sublime style of teaching. Thanks a lot
Thank youuuu 🙂🙂☺️☺️😊😊
Sure. I really enjoyed watching and listening to your attractive presentation! They are very useful slangs to learn and use them actively! Teacher Katharine thank you so much indeed 😊!
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Wow! really cool slang words and expressions 😊
Thank you Kathy for your efforts and have a lovely weekend ☺️
Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
This is one of your best videos, Katharine. I feel a keen interest in the British way of life and language expressions used in daily social interactions. Your lessons contribute a lot to my understanding of them. Thanks a lot. ❤
I'm so glad you feel that way 😊
I'm buzzing for your weekly video.
I really admire your energy and always full of positivity. 😂you are perfect Katherine.❤
Hi Katharine!!!
Thanks a million for this awesome English lesson!!!
I enjoyed watching very, very much!!!
Take care!!!🙋♀️
Soooo glad to read that!! 🫖💞🤗
Thank you Katharine!
You're welcome!! 🤗
Thanks Kate, I'm an English native here to learn modern RP. Your videos are lovely and easy to learn from, I never get bored!
I am an international nurse in the south east region and your videos are of great help.
8:53 I loved this moment coz learned new expression. thank dog. Every single cloud has a silver line, isn't?
I really love this kind of videos, learning about culture and slang it's wonderful, and something that I deeply enjoy. Thanks !!!! 🤩
I like your English very much❤❤❤
Lovely video with lovely teacher
Amazing, thanks a lot 🙏 ❤
JOMO
Joy of missing out
Hahah!! I often have that instead 😂😂
キャサリンさんいつもありがとうございます！！！！いつもビデオ楽しいです！！あといつもオシャレで素敵です！！！
I'm so glad to have your support!! 💞
First of all, I was buzzing to see you again in this amazeball Friday 🙈. We reached a new month! Isn't wonderful, my darling 😊❤? And after centuries and centuries to searching the translation... finally, I can translate 'mal del puerco 🐷' thanks to this slang (5:15 slump). 'Me dio el mal del puerco' (I'm having a slump) in your example, and that we use in Mexico 😂. As always, you look beautiful and radiant 😍. Hope you are doin' well and I wish you a marvelous weekend, too, Katharine 🥰. Thanks for the video and you rock!
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@@englishwithkatharine Yeah, they are cute 😊🐷. I send you a... 😘🙈😇.
In the US, I have occasionally heard "fiver" being used for a five-dollar bill, but "fin" is more common. A one-dollar bill is a "buck," a two-dollar bill is a "deuce," a 10-dollar bill is a "sawbuck,' a 20-dollar bill is a "double-sawbuck," a "dub" or a "Hamilton" (from Alexander Hamilton's picture on the bill). A 100-dollar bill is a "C-note" (from the Roman numeral for 100), a "Cecil," a "Franklin" or a "Benny" (from Benjamin Franklin's picture). A 1,000-dollar bill is a "kilobuck."
I am buzzing for each video you publish (more than I think is normal or usual) 😂 … great stuff as always, strawberry girl 😊 … have a great weekend
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Thank you so much for the video ... knowing a lot of slangs is great
Glad you liked it!! ☺️
Cheers!!! I appreciate it! 😊👍
Glad you liked it!! ☺️
Hi Kath, my beautiful, my very unique rose of England! 🌹😊
Every Friday morning it's like I'm buzzing because I know it's 'Katharine day' and Kath-time is approaching with a new fairy and enchantment! :-) I love slang. Slang is complicated in that it evolves and changes very quickly with the generations and it's difficult to stay afloat sometimes even in your own language, but some expressions are thankfully persistent and it's good to be aware of them to understand the natives.
Daft (as a brush;-)' is a great one. Serge Gainsbourg once said: "La connerie, c'est la décontraction de l'intelligence. So, sometimes, I consciously allow myself to be stupid". In the same way as him, I sometimes fancy to be 'daft as a brush' ;-) and you? ...
Bob's your uncle' is a classic one; the origin of the expression is interesting; I believe it refers to an Irish politician called Robert (Bob) who committed an act of nepotism by hiring his nephew to an important position even though the latter had no special skills for the job; by extension, 'Bob's your uncle' came to designate something easy, easily acquired: 'there you have it!' basically, simply and without much effort.
I wonder which is your fave local in west sussex and in your area that you evoked; It seems there are so many in the area, my guess would be the 'Black 🐰' perhaps? ... Wish I could have a pie and a good beer with you there someday and exchange a few words.
'Codswallop' is such a great slang word! It has now my preference over 'poppycock' or the more usual 'rubbish' or the american 'B.S.' ;-) I'm not fundamentally a conspiracy theorist either, and that largely depends on the subject; we mustn't give in to paranoia, but we mustn't forget either that certain conspiracies were a historical reality. It's always a good idea not to trust the systemic and official discourse, and to vary your sources of information (very important to avoid confirmation bias) in order to form your own opinion. Also, have you noticed that nowadays 'the bigger it is, the more it gets across'? There's often a sort of reversal of the charge, with those who are dishonest and corrupt now accusing their detractors a little too easily of being 'conspirators' ('complotistes' in French); it's become convenient in some way to discredit the truth-seeker. So we must remain cautious and alert.
I've hit a wall recently because, for some reason that escapes me and bothers me greatly, I can no longer publish or comment on my English poetry site because, following an update to the site, I received a strange security alert; I've informed them and am waiting for the rest ...
Thank you for the very interesting 'slump' and above all 'lurgy' (not 'lurdgee' I would probably have said) which I didn't know. 'I've got the lurgy' will be for me an excellent alternative to the perhaps too usual, common and agreed 'I'm under the weather...' 👍
Is a 'hen party' the female counterpart of a 'bachelor party' celebrating leaving celibacy or is it used for any feast between girls only? ...
Mickey does seem to know when you're filming indeed 😂 and maybe, by barking, he is manifesting his 'FOMO' in his own way, go figure! ... Hahah
Great lesson Katharine. I'd like to add that I love this new summer dress, which is very stylish and undoubtedly lighter than usual, and shows you off to your best advantage. You look so beautiful!
Thank you, merci beaucoup Katharine! I have to love you and leave you now wishing you a beautiful and sunny weekend (a bit overcast in Lille today...)
Bisous bisous, I fancy you, Love 😘🌹❤❤❤
VERY right re conspiracy theories and owning your own mind 🤗 agreed!! Hope you can post on your poetry site too - what a travesty! 🌞💞
@@englishwithkatharine Thank you so much my lovely ! 🙏🥰
❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you so much My GREAT Teacher of British English Language !!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You're very welcome!! 😁
Very nice perspective that I shall definitely be using this
I love all your videos because they are very useful, and you are so cute!!! 🤗🫶❤
Katharine = Gifted Positive Energy 😊
Simply gorgeous teacher
Thank you 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
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Wow… what an amazing English lesson! I was looking forward to watching such a helpful vocabulary lesson 😃
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Thank you so much for this amazing lesson. I love your channel and your accent. ❤❤❤
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Thanks Katharine teacher about theses differents ways to use the slangs
Thank you, Katharine ❤
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My best teacher in the world
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So kind 💞
Hi Katherine..thanks so much for the latest British slangs.! It's so fun learning various slangs that you people use in your daily lives.! And you're looking different and so stunning in this dress.! Kinda traditional British gown? And hair style too so beautiful 👌
Hi gorgeous Katharine, thanks a lot for your English lesson! Have a nice day! 😃👍
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I just love this video! I've learned many things ! ❤😊
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Hi Katherine, I'd love to learn the British Slangs. I love those new British words. Katherine, You are always teaching me beautiful British English. Thank you so much
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Hi sweet Katherine, I am buzzing to watch your regular videos!! As I fancy them a lot... Until now I have learnt some useful slang expressions that will help me to understand your lovely language but in particular the next time I will hit the road to UK I'll be more confident with English language without feeling daft if I pop into the local...
And Bob's your uncle😂😂😂😂💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
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Great and funny comment ! 👍😊
Thanks 👍.. Nice class 🥰
Great Lesson! It is very practical! Thx
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Good friday teacher Catherine,I am your folower forever.
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Hi katharine,it becomes a habit to see your wonderful and energetic vid. I m actually a fun of British culture with those fascinating slang.i would like to thank you we are lucky to hear from you every friday.❤
Oh I'm so glad to post my videos for you all!! 👍✨
Thank you for your charming explanation ❤ but we need a free PDF sheet for this lesson.
Ohhh yes I will definitely sort that out soon 😺
Dear Katharine! I have to let loose and tell you what I think about your videos. There are no better ones on the whole TH-cam. You're simply the best! So much useful information in ten minutes. Plus the way you present it. You're adorable. Thank you so much! BTW in each video I catch one or two words or phrases I find useful and which I put on the list together with the ones you talk about. This time it was 'let loose'😉
Oh that's great!! I'm so glad you found it useful ✨✨✨✨
Interesting lesson again. Please do teach us all english slang words in chunks as it will be easier to understand us the informal lang and culture of UK. Thanks a lot.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏A jolly nice lesson, and gooooorgeous English without an accent !😉
Saludos from Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Hi Katherine, I usually avoid slang, but yours is splendid, thank you.
I like your video so much. Thank you Katherine
I was not buzy and seen this awesome work, hopefully you drew doing this process of art English since long time, great to see and talk to you more, this way might not solve what we doing and know each other, kindly understand and we do it more like this for a long feature
Lovely videos as always ❤
Let's put the kettle on. Thank you so much for such a lovely video.
Good job Thanks so much Katharine 👌
You're welcome!! 😺
So fun!😊
دائما مبدعه ست كاثرين كل التوفيق الك
I am your new follower, and hello from Malaysia ! Looking forward to polish my British accent with your guidance! 🤓
Thank you Katharine for a great video ❤❤❤
You're welcome!! 🤗
What is conspiracy theories and what is reel ? Who can be sure ?
By the way, you are a great teacher ! 😉
Hi Katharine ma'am awesome wonderful teaching English speaking thank you so much
So glad you enjoyed it!!! 😊
Thanks Kat, beautiful as always❤
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Thanks so much for the video Ms ,Katherine , my mum's a teacher too ❤❤
Aww that's great 👍
Superb❤️
Thank you 🙏
Hi katharine thank you for your amazing videos
So glad you're enjoying them 😊
Howdy!
The local (pub) of something like this in Russian sounds like
The First aid Kit and many many more different names of places like thus.
Many thanks!
Take it easy!
As usual, thank you very much, for your video, and explanation, full of energy, and positive attitude. Here in Japan, the life is been very hot, almost average 35 degrees! Is terrible! And the humidity, wow! If you think that in the northern part, in 5 or 6 months, is about-10 with lot of snow! That’s explains why in Japan, the people in general is very a predicted..greetings from a Mexican person living for a long time in Japan..cheers! Mate..
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What a load of codswallop Katherine 😄. What are you talking about. Your lesson is a load of codswallop 😆😄. Joke of course 🥳😀. Your lessons and natural British accent is awesome. Well done 👍. Best of luck 😊
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@@englishwithkatharine 👊🙂
Thank you very much
You're welcome!! 😺
Hello Katherine,
By this lesson,
Mission Rocky road is made glossy,
Myself trying to speak and chat with English English and Katharine English😂.
Thanks to you,
REGARDS,
Happy weekend.
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Kathy is always cute😂
I love how beautiful you look in those dresses, you look very cute in this one! ❤❤
Aww thank you!! 🥰
@@englishwithkatharine you're so lovable! 😘👸🌹
Hello, Katharine.😊 Recently I've already got a slump just after lunch because of the unbearable heat.😓 So I feel like I've hit a wall whenever I try to do anything hard.😥
I like those slangs very much, especially No.9, which I find quite useful.
I'm always buzzing for your videos！Thank you for your outstanding lecture❗👏☺️
Great comment ✨✨✨✨
@@englishwithkatharine You make my day❗🤩
Thank you again, Katharine! I've heard the only one expression, DAFT..😂 What happened to my studying? hahaha
Hehehe ☺️☺️☺️
Hi Katherine, i'm watching you from morocco 🇲🇦, i really like your videos , you're so talented in giving language's lessons. How can i describe it but every single word do you say i catched it easily
I want to say something ,i feel like your videos have an incredible vibe with the moroccan tea 😂
that codswallp is verry new to me well & fev more 😂
Hello dear, Please ,can you teach us about kitchen tools, house stuff
Hello miss Katherine Happy Friday first of August, the snow and rainy. From Chile a guys winter.❄️💧💦🌎🌧☁️❄️🇨🇱📚🎓🌥🌦⛅️
Happy Friday! 😊
Hi Kathi thanks for the video.....kiss +love🥰
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We use the phrase “hit the wall” a lot and we do hit the 4:00 PM slump at our workplace at 9:00 AM.
Anyway, it is good to know. I will stay alert for these slang terms when I am in England, hopefully next year.
So Bob’s your uncle! I love that term.
Great isn't it 😁
@@englishwithkatharine
Yep, yep, yep!
Katharine, you don't know or imagine how sad the world would be without your life.
Good evening ma'am very nice education thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Listening to you is something I am always interested in. Can I ask you a question which is not related to the video?
So basically I have learnt a bit to speak like Australians.
All I need to do is sound like a British, have speed like an American and be low pitched like a teenage boy.
Your comments are becoming a bit bizarre 😧
@@englishwithkatharine
Thank you teacher 😅
Thank you Katharine for this video ^_^
Nice video sister🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!! 👍
You've an awesome smile ❤
Hi Kath , Now some problems are arrising regarding refugees , so whats your opinion about it.🤔
This channel isn't for politics. Please keep it that way 🙏
What to do me it's England problem@@englishwithkatharine
Just in one hour ago, I watched a video that also explained that fiver= five dollars. Tenner= 10 dollars
Hi Katharine...Really I have FOMO of missing your lesson...😊❤
Aww 🤩
Big bisou ❤
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Thank u for such an interesting video!❤ Could u pls tell me if "slump" is the same as "high tea"?😊 Btw it will be very inteteresting to learn about British dates👩❤️💋👨
Good morning!!!❤ Patricia from Argentina 🇦🇷 I teach English to children!
Just for adults I'm afraid - happy to have you here! 🙏
Reading Harry Potter books is a great way to delve into the slangs and culture of UK as a whole. Learnt a lot English vocab from HP book series. J K Rowling's the best.
Love harry potter ❤️
I learned the word "codswallop" from Hagrid and "lurgy" from Luna Lovegood 😊
@@PeakyFookinBlinders1922 loser's lurgy 😂
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I recently saw a video with two kids . One says 2 ice cream are nine quid 😊
That's expensive!! 😞
@@englishwithkatharine yes that is what she said .th-cam.com/video/yMMCWxZcr7M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZK9StAtO9_jsBSSH
@@englishwithkatharine th-cam.com/video/yMMCWxZcr7M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZK9StAtO9_jsBSSH
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thank you very much learn tech English.
I love learning about U.K. culture
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