@ETJ English Can you please make a video on how to pronounce the 4 following words in your accent: 1. Power 2. Hour 3. Now 4. Our (When you're starting the sentence with the word with Our, as in, "Ours stars now)."
My name's JUNIOR, I'm Brazilian, 55, I live in the southern Brazil. I'm a teacher of foreign languages, I teach English, Spanish, French, German and Italian. I'm very fond of languages. I follow your videos, they help me a lot. You've got a great and clear explanation. Thank you English lad.👊🏻🇧🇷🏴🇬🇧
Hello Mr Elliot, I found your lesson very useful. I heard people saying "literally" in their conversations. Now, I got the real meaning of it. Thank you, and have a wonderful day.
"Literally or not literally" that is the question. Sometimes to literally say what you think is literally not the best thing to do but I literally don't resist to tell what I literally think. 😂😂😂😂Stay safe, dear Elliott 🇮🇹🍀🇬🇧
That English teacher on youtube is a teacher who is able to make me more confident and caurageous to speak English significantly in the short peirod of time while whiching.It is literally thereforce effective to have a look at this youtube channel in the spare time.
Your videos are so useful . I'm Iranian and I've learned English 10 years ago . It's been 2 years since I started learning british accent . Recently I had an accent test , and I got 98 from 100 😍 . So happy about that .
As always, I literally enjoyed your "lesson". As an American copy editor and English instructor, I teach that "figuratively" is the better choice when exaggeration is meant, and "literally" when speaking the plain truth. I may be old fashioned, and I know that language is always evolving. But my vote is for more use of "figuratively" and less of "literally", at least here in the USA. What do you think?
I'm just wondering why you, Elliot made the quote 'other accents are available' Lol I guess many people are bothering you, raising the same issue over and over again and you just fed up, but in a very polite manner. It's so British, cute! jajajajajaja Thanks for the video. You will become my teacher very soon.
I am literally on fire with each one of your videos, probably it sounds a bit excessive and really it is but I am really hooked to your channel, greetings.
Your accent is the one I want 😃❤️👌. Reminds me of my two years I lived in London when I was younger (I come from Madrid, Spain). Unlimitted London 🇬🇧💂🚇
Hello Elliot. Your method of explanation and teaching literally encourage us to use English in a lively way. Yes, your channel is simply fascinating. Thank you, Elliot. 🥇🏆
Hi i am so happy to see you ♡ I am always waiting of your lesson Thanks for your kind lesson, i feel like i always improve myself every time♡♡♡♡ Please give me a heart eliot!! From southKorea.😄😄😄😄
I like your way to teach by using an advise on the end of your video. I'm iraqi and we moved to Australia since my son was nearly 6 years old, he is still confused to say literally because the people here are pronounce the word like ( lirery).
Sir im glad that i found your video on you tube..Im filipina and working to expat employer in Malaysia and your lesson help me a lot to expand and enhance my english grammar. My employer is french but with a british accent.
I want to hear the words 'Earth' and 'Area' from you... Because no matter how hard I try, I can't pronounce Earth like David Attenbourgh and in case of Area...I go completely blank when I see that word. By the way...as usual a great video.
At some point you said “often” as /ofen/ (kinda) and that's something I'm always dwelling on, because my native teacher didn't properly solve to me. He told me /ofen/ is less formal? Or it was less informal? I can't even remember - he wasn't much of a mnemonic teacher.
I’m American though I’ve (almost) always said the quicker “litrilly” and had others correcting me often saying no, it’s “liderally” and I have stubbornly refused to change 😏
I'm Italian and "litteraly" has the same meaning of "letteralmente" in Italian. After watching your video ,I understood why when I say : " this word "litteraly translate" in Italian is.. " my teacher didn't understand 😏
Hello Eliot, the "Literally epidemic" (literal in Spanish, by the way misused as an adjective and not as an adverb as it should be: "literalmente") is only surpassed by the covid19 pandemic. I believe that worldwide this indicates a lack of reading and vocabulary. Greetings from Mexico.
Same thing here in Argentina. They would say "I'm literally dead". Well you are not! You're f breathing! If you say "I'm dead" about liking something too much, or being shocked about something or whatever, you're emphasizing enough. No need to say "literally". It makes me mad you know haha
Le encuentro toda la razón a tu comentario. Soy mexicano que ha vivido en Chile tres años y también lo usan . No obstante, en México es un abuso terrible de esa palabra. Lo peor de todo es que en México, como le comento a Elliot en cometarios más arriba es que dicen "literal" siendo que sería "literalmente".
Le encuentro toda la razón a tu comentario. Soy mexicano que ha vivido en Chile tres años y también lo usan . No obstante, en México es un abuso terrible de esa palabra. Lo peor de todo es que en México, como le comento a Elliot en cometarios más arriba es que dicen "literal" siendo que sería "literalmente".
can you make a video to explain y. y can pronounce consonant /j/ and also vowel /ai / and / i /. but can u explain when or what kind of condition using /ai / and when using /i/ thanks for sharing. 😃🙏
You're literally an amazing teacher!
True or exaggerating 🤔.??? Confused. Isn't it
@@dilan4582 absolutely true!
You're literally so beautiful
You're a fast learner literally
Elliot : ..other accents are available!
Me : *bruhh.. I'm literally in tears😂😂😂
😂😂
I literally prefer this modern accent that you teach :) Regards from Torreón México
@ETJ English
Can you please make a video on how to pronounce the 4 following words in your accent:
1. Power
2. Hour
3. Now
4. Our (When you're starting the sentence with the word with Our, as in, "Ours stars now)."
My name's JUNIOR, I'm Brazilian, 55, I live in the southern Brazil. I'm a teacher of foreign languages, I teach English, Spanish, French, German and Italian. I'm very fond of languages. I follow your videos, they help me a lot. You've got a great and clear explanation. Thank you English lad.👊🏻🇧🇷🏴🇬🇧
Hello Mr Elliot, I found your lesson very useful. I heard people saying "literally" in their conversations. Now, I got the real meaning of it. Thank you, and have a wonderful day.
"Literally or not literally" that is the question. Sometimes to literally say what you think is literally not the best thing to do but I literally don't resist to tell what I literally think. 😂😂😂😂Stay safe, dear Elliott 🇮🇹🍀🇬🇧
I Love Elliot way of teaching." Daily Dictation" from Couch Shane is also wonderful.
Elliot your accent is great I can listen to you until the morning
That English teacher on youtube is a teacher who is able to make me more confident and caurageous to speak English significantly in the short peirod of time while whiching.It is literally thereforce effective to have a look at this youtube channel in the spare time.
Your videos are so useful . I'm Iranian and I've learned English 10 years ago . It's been 2 years since I started learning british accent . Recently I had an accent test , and I got 98 from 100 😍 . So happy about that .
Elliott....it's a request..I wanna know how you pronounce basic words like
1)Talk 2) Time 3) Together....the words which starts with T
As always, I literally enjoyed your "lesson". As an American copy editor and English instructor, I teach that "figuratively" is the better choice when exaggeration is meant, and "literally" when speaking the plain truth. I may be old fashioned, and I know that language is always evolving. But my vote is for more use of "figuratively" and less of "literally", at least here in the USA. What do you think?
Literally or figuratively you are the best TEACHER out there!!
I'm just wondering why you, Elliot made the quote 'other accents are available' Lol I guess many people are bothering you, raising the same issue over and over again and you just fed up, but in a very polite manner. It's so British, cute! jajajajajaja Thanks for the video. You will become my teacher very soon.
It's been a pleasure to see you as always
Best British teacher I have ever seen.. Love you so much buddy 🖤
Excellent way of teaching!!!! Thank you very much from Argentina!!!
Not exaggerating, Eliot is literally a good teacher!!
you are literally amazing teacher ever
I am literally on fire with each one of your videos, probably it sounds a bit excessive and really it is but I am really hooked to your channel, greetings.
I was literally waiting for your next video!!!
Hi Elliot !!!!! Great to see you !!!!
You are literally the best teacher I have ever seen
Literally you're the best teacher of TH-cam
Thank you very much for your lessons
Hi! Sir. I'm Didan and I'm from Indonesia 🇮🇩
And this is my first time watching your TH-cam Channel. And I literally love your today's video.
I'm literally lovin' it
I adore you literally
Good to see and hear you again😉
Pronunciation of the
British accent is very easy from its peers🗣👍
Your accent is the one I want 😃❤️👌. Reminds me of my two years I lived in London when I was younger (I come from Madrid, Spain).
Unlimitted London 🇬🇧💂🚇
Hi I am Simona
I love eliot pronunciation. It is absolutely clear!
Thanks Elliot . All your videos are worth watching. 👍👍👍
I'm brazilian and completely in love with your british accent
Não creio...
Hello Elliot. Your method of explanation and teaching literally encourage us to use English in a lively way. Yes, your channel is simply fascinating. Thank you, Elliot. 🥇🏆
👍🏻
Thank for this lesson, i was lookin for what actually "literally" used for...👍
your hair style is very smart.
Hi i am so happy to see you ♡
I am always waiting of your lesson
Thanks for your kind lesson, i feel like i always improve myself every time♡♡♡♡
Please give me a heart eliot!!
From southKorea.😄😄😄😄
I like your way to teach by using an advise on the end of your video. I'm iraqi and we moved to Australia since my son was nearly 6 years old, he is still confused to say literally because the people here are pronounce the word like ( lirery).
Good performance sir Etj. I try to emitate your accent
"Use word Literally at your own risk"
Epic
🤣🤣 I was literally exhausted hearing this🥴
Your videos are so funny and useful.I like British English,i love your accent so much.Thank you for video,until next video😘
I'm soooo in love with your accent 💟
Great improvement in my listening .Thanks a lot
Hi Elliot your videos help me a lot to learn british accents 😊👍
Thanks for your videos! You looks happy doing this amazing job. This is a important part of our life. God Bless you!
Literally i read all comments and i liked all of them xD , btw i love ur videos and it's very helpful 💗
Love your videos mate!
Why are you not uploading as much as you used to do?
I upload once per week.. I’ve never done more than that 😀 thanks for watching
Thank you Elliot. How about basically and typically?. I hear them a lot
You alright El? Obviousy, the video was well educational. Cheers!
It's literally the best English lesson ever !
so glad I've discovered your channel!!!
Love your lessions !!!
In Indonesia, especially in Jakarta we commonly mix word "Literally" with Bahasa Indonesia in a sentence 😅
Jaksel tease
Oh iya? Contohnya kyk gmn? Aku dari Bandung jd gatau
Orang JKT suka ikut meme American English. Malah America never put other nations in their hearts
You are literally delightful!
I love your lessons 💕💕
Sir im glad that i found your video on you tube..Im filipina and working to expat employer in Malaysia and your lesson help me a lot to expand and enhance my english grammar.
My employer is french but with a british accent.
I want to hear the words 'Earth' and 'Area' from you... Because no matter how hard I try, I can't pronounce Earth like David Attenbourgh and in case of Area...I go completely blank when I see that word.
By the way...as usual a great video.
Finally u cleared my doubt. Thanks mate.
Love learning the accent
This is literally an excellent video. Thank you!
I literally liked your videos 😍
Thank you very much for this video.
Thank you teacher😊, I was literally waiting for your new video😂😍
I am literally impressed by your lesson!
You have a deep mellifluous voice😍
Thanks for the explanation. "Literally" has really made me feel confused for a long time.
I literally love the British accent!
Hi I am new and I love your videos so much
Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙂🙂🙂
Great video sir. thanks
Super thank you . Very interesting pronunciation this word exaggerated .
I literally enjoyed your lesson 🤭🤭
Literally you are teaching how to use literally 😂😅
Thanks a lot for another great lesson xx
I'm literally enjoyed this video 😍😍
At some point you said “often” as /ofen/ (kinda) and that's something I'm always dwelling on, because my native teacher didn't properly solve to me. He told me /ofen/ is less formal? Or it was less informal? I can't even remember - he wasn't much of a mnemonic teacher.
Neither is more formal than the other and both are accepted
I’m American though I’ve (almost) always said the quicker “litrilly” and had others correcting me often saying no, it’s “liderally” and I have stubbornly refused to change 😏
I love your videos!! Kisses from Argentina😙
I like your explanation, lterally.
thanks, it's really helpful
Greetings from Algeria Teacher Eliot 🤗💙
I literally like your videos Elliott.😊
hello EJT ENGLISH i stan your accent avid fan here from the beautiful philippines 😍
Literally helpful
Thanks
I looooove the RP accent ❤️
Literally literary literature literally literary literature...
Try speaking it, it'll be fun.
Hahahahaa
Hi
could plz make a video about how to use the word "technically" in daily conversations.
Missed you adorable teacher 😘 💕
Thank you elliot
Thanks Elliot !! :)
I literally enjoyed witching this
Yeah, I know this word. In Hungarian, it is an expression: ''szó szerint''. ( In accordance with a word or according to word in loan translation).
Good lesson sir. 🙂🙂
I'm Italian and "litteraly" has the same meaning of "letteralmente" in Italian. After watching your video ,I understood why when I say : " this word "litteraly translate" in Italian is.. " my teacher didn't understand 😏
Hello Eliot, the "Literally epidemic" (literal in Spanish, by the way misused as an adjective and not as an adverb as it should be: "literalmente") is only surpassed by the covid19 pandemic. I believe that worldwide this indicates a lack of reading and vocabulary.
Greetings from Mexico.
Hi Elliot. Can you do a video on how to pronounce the word "talk" correctly?
Same thing here in Argentina. They would say "I'm literally dead". Well you are not! You're f breathing! If you say "I'm dead" about liking something too much, or being shocked about something or whatever, you're emphasizing enough. No need to say "literally". It makes me mad you know haha
Le encuentro toda la razón a tu comentario. Soy mexicano que ha vivido en Chile tres años y también lo usan . No obstante, en México es un abuso terrible de esa palabra. Lo peor de todo es que en México, como le comento a Elliot en cometarios más arriba es que dicen "literal" siendo que sería "literalmente".
Le encuentro toda la razón a tu comentario. Soy mexicano que ha vivido en Chile tres años y también lo usan . No obstante, en México es un abuso terrible de esa palabra. Lo peor de todo es que en México, como le comento a Elliot en cometarios más arriba es que dicen "literal" siendo que sería "literalmente".
Capo, soy literalmente yo
(No va en serio)
can you make a video to explain y. y can pronounce consonant /j/ and also vowel /ai / and / i /. but can u explain when or what kind of condition using /ai / and when using /i/ thanks for sharing. 😃🙏
Hello Eliot good evening from phillipines
Hello Elliot... ❤️Nice to see you 💚
Educative,Informative
good to see u again ...