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I keep watching every single lesson while storing new vocabulary, picking up and refreshing plenty of grammar and English expresions. TA very much, Greg! 😀
Discovered you channel recently, what a wonderful YT- channel. Your pronunciation ist very clear and I really like your lectures. I live in UK since 15 years and have realised that I still struggling with phrases and things to say. Thanks for the lessons! :)
Thank you, ive subscribed. Im the russian who tries to learn an english (not agressive russian, i dont support the war). It is easy for me to understand english speech and to write an english, but still difficult to speak it by myself...
О боже, ты в каждое предложение, говоря о том что ты русский, добавляешь (not agressive russian, i dont support the war)? Хватит унижаться, пожалуйста. Это выглядит так ущербно....
@@жительСпб-в4м моё дело. Унижается он, а стыдно за него мне. Если кто-то делает тебя виноватым только потому что ты русский стоит ли перед таким человеком пресмыкаться? Это как обвинять всех мусульман из-за, например, радикалов ИГ. Ты видел чтобы мусульмане писали "я мусульманин, но я не тот агрессивный мусульманин как те, я не поддерживаю бла-бла-бла...."? Вопрос риторический. Можешь не отвечать.
@@жительСпб-в4м и что теперь? Каждый раз извиняться за то что ты русский? И извиняться даже там где этого не просят? Конкретно в чём вина леволиберального? Почему он должен унижаться? Зачем тем самым принижать всю национальность? Я даже не россиянин хоть и русский. Какого чёрта я должен унижаться перед кем-то, кто не разделяет политический курс РФ. Если коллективный запад считает что если ты русский значит тебя нужно ненавидеть из-за Путина, то это как сравнивать тёплое с мягким. И если перед ними извиняться за то что ты русский, то они так и будут думать что если русский значит Путин. Приходится объяснять очевидные вещи вроде бы взрослым людям.
No te conocía, pero me pareces un buen profesor. He visto solo un video tuyo del Past Simple y el Present Perfect y además de entender la explicación, puedo escucharte a la vez que estoy leyendo. Thanks, Teacher.
I discovered your channel a few days ago and I love it, you really are a good teacher. I've been to Britain, France, Spain and Italy, and yes, Spanish and Italians are not fond to ask things politely.
english youngsters/young people have now picked up the americanism of saying "give me or can I get" when asking for say a coffee instead of the much more polite and english way "please may I have a cup of tea/coffee/sandwich etc. thankyou" don't you think that sounds so much better when you add a please and thank you? never forget the mark of an englishman is his good manners!
I am an interpreter, a translator and a psycho analyst online and also I teach English and French online too. Your classes have been very useful for my students thanks a lot! I would like to ask you one question when I downloaded The PDFs I never find the tests Can you help me with that? Best regards, Claudia from Brazil Rio de Janeiro
I have always been taught table manners. Not necessarily etiquette, but always good manners. We don't think it's rude to say "pass the salt please" and afterward, "thank you". We don't think it's rude, when at the bar to say, "I'd like a beer please". Though you would say, "can I get a beer" that is also correct. My own daughter says it like you also, yet I didn't teach her that. I have always just said, "I'll have a beer please" or "I'd like a beer please". Please & Thank You, Please & Thank You were drilled into our heads. My native tongue is English but I'm always learning new things! Great video! :)
Nice lecture, Greg! It's very useful learning English with British accent. I'm watching your videos and Vanessa's videos too. Sorry my English, but is not my first language! Like to this video!
Yeah, i actually live in Spain, before I came to Spain I had lived in the UK. So, I was really shocked when I first time heard "Dime" or" Cuentame". I thought:"that's so ruuuude" 😁
Thank you so much for this example, Give me the salt. In my son's Happy English book one caracter says "Julia, give me some bread, please". What a shame. "Julia, could you give me the bread, please" Anyway, "please" was correct :)))
Este chico tiene toda la razón! Soy inglesa, llevo muchos años en España y he escuchado a ingleses que al hablar castellano dicen, efectivamente, "puedo tener la sal?" (por poner un ejemplo). Así traducido, de forma literal, suena ridículo, verdad? Pero es lo que decimos en inglés. Por no decir cosas aún más rebuscadas tal como se comenta en el vídeo.
In Poland we say something like "one bread, please". We don't like so long forms like "could you...", etc. Some people say "I want" but it's definitely not the best option.
The same in Argentina... We are quite direct ... although it is changing for the better duringg the last years ... We are getting more civilized ! 😆😆 Un abrazo !🇦🇷🏴🇬🇧🇦🇷🏴🇬🇧
You are right in thinking that your friend is rude. Manners apply to all cultures, so in Spanish one should also say, could I have some bread, please. Podría darme pan, por favor? Or, tenga la bondad de dejarme pasar. So, don’t let them convince you that being rude is normal, even among friends and family.
Can anybody correct this for me please? I have a verbal english exam over 1,5 hour: " My dream is to start my own bed and breakfast in the future and that is why I want to study on the hotelschool. But for that you need a preliminary education. So I am going to study travel and hospitality first because I love traveling and the language lessons appeal to me." Thanks in advance!
✏️ *WRITE AN EXAMPLE IN THE COMMENTS USING ONE OF THE EXPRESSIONS FROM THE LESSON*
Here is how I help my students make QUICK progress in English 👇🏼
🚀 *FREE BOOK* book.englishquickfix.com
📲 *MY WHAT'S APP GROUP* daily.englishquickfix.com
🚀 *FULL COURSE* FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS: www.englishquickfix.com
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Greg: You can speaking in more polite way
Also Greg: Press the button below! Do it!
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You can speaking? Lol✌️✌️
@@Wish2021-e2j c'mon! My english is far away from perfect and what?
Also: Give me a pound, will you? ;)
you should speak more politely
I keep watching every single lesson while storing new vocabulary, picking up and refreshing plenty of grammar and English expresions. TA very much, Greg! 😀
Could you tell me please what vocabulary volume (words number) you have now and a little bit about your plans in this direction?))
Depends on your tone. It is possible to say a "polite phrase" in a rude tone.
Does it work with a rude phrase in a polite tone?
I am a retired English teacher and love your videos to update idioms and expressions... thank you so much 🙂
Discovered you channel recently, what a wonderful YT- channel. Your pronunciation ist very clear and I really like your lectures. I live in UK since 15 years and have realised that I still struggling with phrases and things to say. Thanks for the lessons! :)
Thank you, ive subscribed. Im the russian who tries to learn an english (not agressive russian, i dont support the war). It is easy for me to understand english speech and to write an english, but still difficult to speak it by myself...
О боже, ты в каждое предложение, говоря о том что ты русский, добавляешь (not agressive russian, i dont support the war)? Хватит унижаться, пожалуйста. Это выглядит так ущербно....
@@РостиславКраев-ц5п о боже, это не твоё дело, следи за собой
@@жительСпб-в4м моё дело. Унижается он, а стыдно за него мне. Если кто-то делает тебя виноватым только потому что ты русский стоит ли перед таким человеком пресмыкаться? Это как обвинять всех мусульман из-за, например, радикалов ИГ. Ты видел чтобы мусульмане писали "я мусульманин, но я не тот агрессивный мусульманин как те, я не поддерживаю бла-бла-бла...."? Вопрос риторический. Можешь не отвечать.
@@РостиславКраев-ц5п кто и делает нас виноватыми так это Путин, он этого и добивается чтобы нас ненавидели во всём мире.
@@жительСпб-в4м и что теперь? Каждый раз извиняться за то что ты русский? И извиняться даже там где этого не просят? Конкретно в чём вина леволиберального? Почему он должен унижаться? Зачем тем самым принижать всю национальность? Я даже не россиянин хоть и русский. Какого чёрта я должен унижаться перед кем-то, кто не разделяет политический курс РФ. Если коллективный запад считает что если ты русский значит тебя нужно ненавидеть из-за Путина, то это как сравнивать тёплое с мягким. И если перед ними извиняться за то что ты русский, то они так и будут думать что если русский значит Путин.
Приходится объяснять очевидные вещи вроде бы взрослым людям.
I love british english. I love that pronunciation! Greg your voice is amazing
You are such a great teacher🥰
No te conocía, pero me pareces un buen profesor. He visto solo un video tuyo del Past Simple y el Present Perfect y además de entender la explicación, puedo escucharte a la vez que estoy leyendo. Thanks, Teacher.
It reminded me the time when I lived in Basildon 20 years ago...
Many thanks Greg, really enjoy your classes.
This is the first time I enjoy so much a teaching English video. You rock it bro. Greetings from Colombia
I discovered your channel a few days ago and I love it, you really are a good teacher. I've been to Britain, France, Spain and Italy, and yes, Spanish and Italians are not fond to ask things politely.
I’m Italian.. I’ve never said the equivalent of ‘Give me bread’… 🤓 or ‘I want the steak’…
@@Kiaraboh Same in Spanish. People generally don't speak that bluntly.
english youngsters/young people have now picked up the americanism of saying "give me or can I get" when asking for say a coffee instead of the much more polite and english way "please may I have a cup of tea/coffee/sandwich etc. thankyou" don't you think that sounds so much better when you add a please and thank you? never forget the mark of an englishman is his good manners!
Yeah, and another American way of asking, "I need a ", that really irritates me.
I am Portuguese and I am loving your videos 😉 thank you 🙏
Thank you for teaching how lead polite convesation. I appreciate it.
If I add “please” after “give me”, will it prevent an Englishman from crying or something like that?
Haha like this question, I’m African and my boyfriend is always seeing all my words so rude even after putting “pls” at the end 😂
Thanks Greg
I’ll practice these expressions.
It was very useful for me. You are awesome, thank you Greg👌
please, at the end of the video, make a summary with all the frases we can use. Thamks
This is absolutely amazing lessons
This is absolutely hypocrisy lessons of hypocrisy language
Oh my gosh!!! Thanks a lot about your Boss lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work
Hello sir please may you continue with your lessons thank you sir
You teach nicely ...It's easy to learn from seeing your video .
Positive dude. Tells great!
Your lessons are amazing and your pronuntiation too. Thank you.
Your're incredible man. I love you. The way you teach is priceless. Greetings from Ecuador.
Thank you!!! This lesson is so cool!!!
Him: "And we really don't want to appear rude"
Me: 😏
Very much appreciated - I'll use these expressions :-)
Thanks Greg, I've understood all from your speach. You're professional tutor.
Thank you this intersting lesson📚📖👏
I am waching this video again today because it is incredible.
Thank you very much for your lessons!!!.
You are the best. Thanks for your good and practical lessons.
Correct!!!
May is more acceptable to ask something an item rather than using " can I have" May is asking a permission..
Thank you Greg.
Thank you very much Greg Now I'm going to suscribe inmediatly
you are the best teacher
That's interesting. Give me another lesson!
I am an interpreter, a translator and a psycho analyst online and also I teach English and French online too.
Your classes have been very useful for my students thanks a lot!
I would like to ask you one question when I downloaded The PDFs I never find the tests
Can you help me with that? Best regards, Claudia from Brazil Rio de Janeiro
Thanks. Appreciate this.
Thanks for giving me these tips
Thanks everytime!
I have always been taught table manners. Not necessarily etiquette, but always good manners. We don't think it's rude to say "pass the salt please" and afterward, "thank you". We don't think it's rude, when at the bar to say, "I'd like a beer please". Though you would say, "can I get a beer" that is also correct. My own daughter says it like you also, yet I didn't teach her that. I have always just said, "I'll have a beer please" or "I'd like a beer please". Please & Thank You, Please & Thank You were drilled into our heads. My native tongue is English but I'm always learning new things! Great video! :)
hellow can you give me instgram for qusiton english and where are you fram?
Nice lecture, Greg! It's very useful learning English with British accent. I'm watching your videos and Vanessa's videos too. Sorry my English, but is not my first language! Like to this video!
Yeah, i actually live in Spain, before I came to Spain I had lived in the UK. So, I was really shocked when I first time heard "Dime" or" Cuentame". I thought:"that's so ruuuude" 😁
absolutely fantastic Dear Greg
Thanks my teacher
Thanks for your useful lesson
Thank you for the book 🌸
Brilliant, keep doing, Greg
Thanks
Thank you so much for this example, Give me the salt. In my son's Happy English book one caracter says "Julia, give me some bread, please". What a shame. "Julia, could you give me the bread, please" Anyway, "please" was correct :)))
Thank you very much for this video.
Your videos are excellent I learn so much.
every language lives and change. It's dynamic and nothing you or anybody can do about it 😀
Hello thank you very much sweetie Sir
thanks
Este chico tiene toda la razón! Soy inglesa, llevo muchos años en España y he escuchado a ingleses que al hablar castellano dicen, efectivamente, "puedo tener la sal?" (por poner un ejemplo). Así traducido, de forma literal, suena ridículo, verdad? Pero es lo que decimos en inglés. Por no decir cosas aún más rebuscadas tal como se comenta en el vídeo.
Y en español te respondería, obviamente, porque no podrías?
@@andresalvarezmernes114 Exactamente, esa frase no tiene el mismo sentido en español.
Thank you very much Greg. It's really great!
thanks you pak Greg for the lesson today
Fantastic lesson, thank you!
Greg, thanks a lot
In Poland we say something like "one bread, please". We don't like so long forms like "could you...", etc.
Some people say "I want" but it's definitely not the best option.
I didn't know before that I should talk indirect with other people in english, thank you. 😎
Thank you !
Hi Greg, 😁so useful! thank you!
just now i subscribed your channel and learned this lesson, enjoyed so much
Good to understand..
nice lesson teacher Greg
what a beautiful video!! I got so much pleasure and examples while watching! Thank you!
The same in Argentina... We are quite direct ... although it is changing for the better duringg the last years ... We are getting more civilized ! 😆😆 Un abrazo !🇦🇷🏴🇬🇧🇦🇷🏴🇬🇧
Thanks! Just liked and subscribed
That's a good lecture for the right respect
To say always Please & Thank you! 👍❤️
Yes. I've seen that "great" means "horrible". And "not so bad" means "pretty fine" etc
Sir your teaching of the way is very good so nice accent English.
Thank you please! 🙂
You are amazing! I love your English! Thank you!
Super useful
thank you sir it was really enjoyable lesson.
Thank you greg👍🏼😍
Thank you so much for your explaining
*At the library*
Could you tell me what are you looking for?
Could I reserve a space for study, please?
Thank you Greg, I will make all the exercises
Thank you’re very much 🙏✅
This lesson is completely a mazing
Greg you are brilliant ! 😀🤝
Thank you!) It was interesting and fun!)
Thank you. 😀👋
Thank you, for this usful lesson.
'Give me' means "Дайте мені/давайте мені" in my native language. In Ukraine that's not a polite way to ask for something either.
Sir do you mind teaching me this lesson again??
You are right in thinking that your friend is rude. Manners apply to all cultures, so in Spanish one should also say, could I have some bread, please. Podría darme pan, por favor? Or, tenga la bondad de dejarme pasar. So, don’t let them convince you that being rude is normal, even among friends and family.
Damn, I wish you could give me a longer video
Holaaa i LOVE your videos , thanks for them .
I would like to have your book , why can i have It ?
Can anybody correct this for me please? I have a verbal english exam over 1,5 hour: " My dream is to start my own bed and breakfast in the future and that is why I want to study on the hotelschool. But for that you need a preliminary education. So I am going to study travel and hospitality first because I love traveling and the language lessons appeal to me." Thanks in advance!
I loved!
Yes l use that rude way
You sound so much like Eddie Izzard. You must be a great fan.
“You had better give me…” this is a prime example of customers in retail. Grinds my gears
Is it ok to say I want this and I want that when ordering from a restaurant ? I mean that’s what I always use never thought of it as rude before
Make another video would you:) Fans for the content, that was helpful))