Here in Brazil, high-five means 'wait', unless people are close to each other and both hands strike together (palm to palm). It's very common when two people are far from each other but they still can see each other and one of them say "come here" (using gesture) and the other rises the palm up in the air just to indicate that he/she will go just when the thing he/she is doing is finished.
Very interesting. That gesture here when we are far apart stop. For wait we would hold up one finger in a similar movement. I think the different gestures around the world are so, so interesting!
I had learned English to watch English news and speak with American People and English People Dear Tanya. I read alot of English books during my life I love romances so much.🥰😍🤗
Today I learned that Italians have more than 250 specific hand gestures to communicate non-verbally ... So I asked my German friend if they had anything like it in Germany ... He said they have one but they haven't been allowed to use it since 1945 ... - Moscow, Russia
This morning I have understood almost all your video without subtitles and I'm happy for that. I liked it and I use your videos to learn English ,specially to improve my listening. Thanks a lot and see you soon. Saro
Which of these gestures are also common in your country? What are so different gestures from your country? How have you learned from the children around you?
Teacher Tanya, thank you again. As always very useful story. I'm your fan. I'd like to ask you for something. Would it be possible for you put on your videos the transcription of your words. It would be awesome study your videos offline, listening and reading many times. But the subtitles online show up when we are online. And not always I'm online.
Hi Tanya, Susana from Argentina. About the gestures there are two not usual here to say mee to and to ask for a beer. I think children learn easily dirty words and gestures even the sexual ones. It is very common to obserb that when they are playing. A question Tanya what means must when it iis not used as a modal. As a matter of fact, I listened to you saying must at the video of backpackers. Besides i found this in some written texts. Muchas gracias y adelante con el estudio de español. Beso grande.
Great observations. I find noticing how children learn and pick things up from adults and the world around them to be fascinating. Can you give me an example of where you have heard must in the context you mention?
...where i have heard must? in your video retelling a story about bacpackers. You said something that you like too much, as going bacpacking. Then you used must", from my point of view it means that is the most agreable experience on the matter.l only know must as a modal. Thanks.@@EnglishCoach3Ts
Ma'am, I from India..I can intermediate level but problem is don't found anyone for practicing. I watch podcast but still looking for practice partner...in that case how can I improve fluency in English
Hello teacher Tânia! How is it going? I hope you have fun teaching us english! I love the way you teach!
Hello tank you for your help ❤
I really like the way of your speaking while you’re teaching. It’s excellent 🌹 thank you so much
Thank you so much!
Yes, learning some culture will help us learn a language better. Gestures are interesting things about culture. Thanks so much!❤
You're welcome! I think so too.
Here in Brazil, high-five means 'wait', unless people are close to each other and both hands strike together (palm to palm).
It's very common when two people are far from each other but they still can see each other and one of them say "come here" (using gesture) and the other rises the palm up in the air just to indicate that he/she will go just when the thing he/she is doing is finished.
Very interesting. That gesture here when we are far apart stop. For wait we would hold up one finger in a similar movement. I think the different gestures around the world are so, so interesting!
I had learned English to watch English news and speak with American People and English People Dear Tanya. I read alot of English books during my life I love romances so much.🥰😍🤗
That's so awesome! What is one of your favorite romance novels in English?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts love stories and American novels and romances.
Do you also watch love stories on tv?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts sometimes.
That's great because it's such a great way to learn!
Great
Thank you!
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Thank you!
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Thank you!
Today I learned that Italians have more than 250 specific hand gestures to communicate non-verbally ...
So I asked my German friend if they had anything like it in Germany ...
He said they have one but they haven't been allowed to use it since 1945 ...
- Moscow, Russia
Oh no!
Good morning madam 🙏
Iam from India
Wonderful informative program
Thanks madam
Welcome. Thank you!
Hello Tania
I love listening to your stories, as well as learning English.
We use "high five" in Brazil too
God bless your day 😊
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Thank you! I am so glad you liked it!
This morning I have understood almost all your video without subtitles and I'm happy for that. I liked it and I use your videos to learn English ,specially to improve my listening. Thanks a lot and see you soon. Saro
Thank you! 😃
Amazing
Thanks
Which of these gestures are also common in your country? What are so different gestures from your country? How have you learned from the children around you?
Please make a sentence with COVITED
He coveted his neighbors new car.
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What's the pronunciation of COVITED. . IN MY LANGUAGE IT'S COBIÇADO.
Kuh-vuh-tuhd each syllable has the schwa sound
Teacher Tanya, thank you again. As always very useful story. I'm your fan. I'd like to ask you for something. Would it be possible for you put on your videos the transcription of your words. It would be awesome study your videos offline, listening and reading many times. But the subtitles online show up when we are online. And not always I'm online.
Great suggestion! I'm so glad to hear you are a fan. I'll see what I can do. Thank you for suggesting this.
Hi Tanya, Susana from Argentina. About the gestures there are two not usual here to say mee to and to ask for a beer. I think children learn easily dirty words and gestures even the sexual ones. It is very common to obserb that when they are playing. A question Tanya what means must when it iis not used as a modal. As a matter of fact, I listened to you saying must at the video of backpackers. Besides i found this in some written texts. Muchas gracias y adelante con el estudio de español. Beso grande.
Great observations. I find noticing how children learn and pick things up from adults and the world around them to be fascinating. Can you give me an example of where you have heard must in the context you mention?
...where i have heard must? in your video retelling a story about bacpackers. You said something that you like too much, as going bacpacking. Then you used must", from my point of view it means that is the most agreable experience on the matter.l only know must as a modal. Thanks.@@EnglishCoach3Ts
I don't remember the expresion. Might be possible "for me is the must" mightn't be?
Hmm. Can you find the context where I said that?
Ma'am, I from India..I can intermediate level but problem is don't found anyone for practicing. I watch podcast but still looking for practice partner...in that case how can I improve fluency in English
I would recommend taking a speaking class or watching our video about ways to improve your speaking when you don't have anyone to talk to.
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I don't understand?
I live in Israel and our primary gesture is “rega” which means “wait a moment” 🤌
Interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Great
Thank you!