Easy Beginner English Listening Course Lesson: Canadian & American Money 💲💵💲 Comprehensible Input

Teachers Kristian and Luke from ‪@everydayenglishwithluke‬ talk about money and currencies and they show banknotes and coins from Canada, the United States, and other countries.
These lessons are based on AUA Thai Program beginner courses, which used the Automatic Language Growth (ALG) approach developed by Dr. J. Marvin Brown and inspired in part by Dr. Stephen Krashen's ideas and research on comprehensible input.
This lesson is based on the Thai lesson in the video "Thai money (Thai Conversation Café ft. Understand Thai: Absolute Beginner Intro Course)" on the channel ​‪@ComprehensibleThai‬: • Thai money (Thai Conve...
Comprehensible English (English Comprehensible Input for ESL Beginners) is creating videos that beginning English learners can easily understand and acquire English from just by watching and listening, no matter what language they speak, even if they don't know any English at all yet.
The videos make English comprehensible to beginners and help learners acquire English using techniques from methods and approaches such as Stephen Krashen's Natural Approach, Automatic Language Growth (ALG), Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling (TPRS), and Total Physical Response (TPR).
The aim is to teach English in English through a natural approach of helping learners acquire English implicitly, without translation, without explicit teaching of grammar and vocabulary, and without conscious study or practice.
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[@СергейМожеев-й5ш]

Thank you very much! I live in Russia. We are used RUB (ruble).

[@endouerick7519]

I am from brazil so we use real or reais for the plural

[@joabenar240]

eai mano.

[@joabenar240]

I'm from Brazil.😁😁😁In Brazil, money is actually symbolized as R$ (with just one line instead of two).

[@Logan_Under]

Thank you! Thanks to your channel, I have hope that I can learn English!
I'm use Ukrainian currency, UAN.

[@everydayenglishwithluke]

You can do it! Just keep watching the videos :D

[@ComprehensibleEnglish]

You're welcome Sergey! Keep watching and you will learn!

[@PoslannikRasul]

Thank you so much for your class I had enjoyed watching this video. I live in Kazakhstan we are used tengue it is our banknote but sometimes we use also dollars. Thank you so much Christian for your job, your channel is very useful I like it and I hope your channel is grow up 😊

[@ahmedmiami636]

هل من مرحبا

[@svyat8710]

The best English channel 👍

[@negonifas]

yep!

[@letiziataccini4846]

We have euros in Italy, but before we had Lira. Thanks 🙏👍

[@ComprehensibleEnglish]

You're welcome! I like how the old lira banknotes looked.

[@empt-bm1mq]

한국에서는 원을 씁니다.
감사합니다.

[@umutaya896]

This channel is very useful really 🤩🤩

[@ComprehensibleEnglish]

Thanks, I'm glad you find it useful! 😊

[@SerhiiBaiev]

Thank you for this video! I noticed that you and Luke have different accents or I just seem it?

[@FUTURAPTER]

No, just different people's voice

[@vanvinhnguyen4421]

Thank you for this video!

[@АндрійСеньків-и6о]

Thank you!

[@ComprehensibleEnglish]

You're welcome!

[@Historius_]

You make great content together

[@ComprehensibleEnglish]

Thanks! 😊 If you could tell other learners about this content, especially online in groups or other places, that would help us to make more.

[@olesyaselischewa105]

Super 😮 Thanks

[@FUTURAPTER]

😮

[@Александр2079]

Thank you guys, you are doing something very necessary!!!

[@marselkarwell]

Greatest channel for beginners. Thanks! I am from Kyrgyzstan. We are use kyrgyz som.

[@ComprehensibleEnglish]

You're welcome! Hello from Canada! 🍁

[@BasilVozniuk]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@Bremboss]

❤

[@Fack-Putin]

Super