I didn’t know about that PV, but yeah, it's a sick word. So I think from now on, Imma use it as much as possible. I’m talking about the phrasal verb ‘to soup up.’ Tks a ton, R. 'n D. Slay pod. Love from Italy 🇮🇹.
First thing today I'm gonna sleep like a log with this amazing podcast,so All I'm saying is thanks once again Ray Ray ❤❤❤❤❤ with you it's possible for me to speak English confidently and fluently.
Hello 👋 Teacher . I love you So much ,I love your way of teaching, you're such a creative person ❤ Actually I'm in love with your podcast (I listened to each episode over and over again ,there are some episodes that I've memorized ❤.I don't just listen to it,I study each one❤ I hope to record more episodes again. Thanks for everything ❤️
Dear Rachel, My father wrote a textbook of American English for Foreign Learners back in 1979 ... However, due to the fact that the relations between the USSR and the USA were going through a rough patch at the time, the manuscript was turned down and its publication was strictly forbidden by the Communist educational authorities. My father passed away a long time ago but I still have that manuscript. I could type it up and email it to you in parts if you want absolutely for free. Obviously it's horribly behind the times and needs a lot of updating but I believe it might still be of considerable interest to teachers and students of American English. - SF Moscow, Russia
Enjoying this new format Rachel. 👍👍👍 Good job ... 👏👏👏 A few comments: "SALTY" I fee is similar to "Grumpy" it is more like a state of (somewhat permanent) being rather than a momentary state. I occasionally watch videos on a channel hosted on another platform called "The Salty Cracker" LOL 🙂 And in this case "cracker" doesn't mean a baked goodie .. "WOKE" it started as a term describing people who are aware about "The REAL WORLD" and how things work (RedPilled Cough Cough) ... Basically people who are aware of the Matrix and all that stuff. As the time went on however "Woke" was appropriated by the opposite group and now has the complete opposite meaning and basically it now means a "Radical Leftist" and NPC of sort. (If you don't know what an NPC is it comes from video games and those are Non Playable Characters basically non-entities). So right leaning people are referring to obedient citizens who trust the gov't as NPCs or Establishment foot soldiers etc. So in effect "woke" now means "asleep" There's a MEME in some circles "Go Woke Go Broke" it refers to big companies that try to push certain ideologies and then the customers boycott them . Gillette & Bud-Light being two notable cases. Third point: Your husband has a nice voice. It will probably be a good idea to use him more often in your training videos so that male EFL learners such as myself can use him as a reference. Nothing against your lovely voice of course 🙂...
You slayed it = you did it well You are crushing it he is always salty That was clutch - big shot That's fly - cool 🆒😎, well chosen Low key - relaxed informal That's sick man- awesome and good Souped up Extra - dramatic, extra emotional He is being extra Done- out of control, I am so done with my boss Fam - family Lit - amazing, full of energy Hopping popping ? Lit - drunk Lit - excited Dope - cool Woke - aware Shade or throw shade - insulting Disrespect
I notice that I know a very few slang words. I only know "done" (tired with something), "dope" (drugs). I know "woke" meaning: far left, left extremist activists. But on videos in English, I rarely hear slang words or words with a slang meaning.
I have heard the word "sick" once earlier, with the meaning of awesome, good, impressive, amazing. This is quite interesting. Originally I learned the word "sick" with the meaning of: heaving a disease (often not serious disease, it could just be a fever or a common cold). It can be used with the meaning of having a psychiatric disease. There is another word that only refers to psychiatric diseases: insane. Then the semantic evolution: from having a psychiatric disease to something that is extremely or incredibly good or amazing.
you that read this, can you help me achieve my dream? I am Ahmed, and my dream is to master the English language, particularly the American accent. I am a university student majoring in English, but I struggle a lot because my native language is Arabic. Therefore, I am looking for someone to help me learn and perfect my English, and in return, I will teach them Arabic if they are interested. If anyone is willing to help, please contact me privately.
Rachel, thanks for this GREAT podcast, you guys slayed it 👍
Thanks a lot @marceloneves2296!
Love how easy it is to pick up American slang with this! Fun and practical for everyday conversations!😊😍
Thank you @lingoland-m1!
The video is lowkey lit. Keep slaying it fam
Thanks a lot @Ifitsyellowletitmellow!
I didn’t know about that PV, but yeah, it's a sick word. So I think from now on, Imma use it as much as possible. I’m talking about the phrasal verb ‘to soup up.’ Tks a ton, R. 'n D. Slay pod. Love from Italy 🇮🇹.
Hello there and thanks for listening @Stella_Del_Mattino!
First thing today I'm gonna sleep like a log with this amazing podcast,so All I'm saying is thanks once again Ray Ray ❤❤❤❤❤ with you it's possible for me to speak English confidently and fluently.
You're very welcome and thanks for sharing
@charleskasongo6041!
Hello 👋 Teacher .
I love you So much ,I love your way of teaching, you're such a creative person ❤
Actually I'm in love with your podcast (I listened to each episode over and over again ,there are some episodes that I've memorized ❤.I don't just listen to it,I study each one❤
I hope to record more episodes again.
Thanks for everything ❤️
Thanks so much @rozagalal2359! I appreciate it!
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Awesome both of you ❤. Thank you
My pleasure @romaincaz9549!
Great podcast! Thanks for sharing fam!
Thank you @antoniosalazar244!
Thanks a lot for your amazing lessons!!
My pleasure @WePlayTheBeatles!
@@rachelsenglish that’s definitely the kind of content I love best.
Thank you, Coach Rachel!
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You're very welcome @no_one514!
Dear Rachel,
My father wrote a textbook of American English for Foreign Learners back in 1979 ...
However, due to the fact that the relations between the USSR and the USA were going through a rough patch at the time, the manuscript was turned down and its publication was strictly forbidden by the Communist educational authorities.
My father passed away a long time ago but I still have that manuscript.
I could type it up and email it to you in parts if you want absolutely for free.
Obviously it's horribly behind the times and needs a lot of updating but I believe it might still be of considerable interest to teachers and students of American English.
- SF
Moscow, Russia
Enjoying this new format Rachel. 👍👍👍 Good job ... 👏👏👏
A few comments:
"SALTY" I fee is similar to "Grumpy" it is more like a state of (somewhat permanent) being rather than a momentary state. I occasionally watch videos on a channel hosted on another platform called "The Salty Cracker" LOL 🙂 And in this case "cracker" doesn't mean a baked goodie ..
"WOKE" it started as a term describing people who are aware about "The REAL WORLD" and how things work (RedPilled Cough Cough) ... Basically people who are aware of the Matrix and all that stuff.
As the time went on however "Woke" was appropriated by the opposite group and now has the complete opposite meaning and basically it now means a "Radical Leftist" and NPC of sort. (If you don't know what an NPC is it comes from video games and those are Non Playable Characters basically non-entities). So right leaning people are referring to obedient citizens who trust the gov't as NPCs or Establishment foot soldiers etc. So in effect "woke" now means "asleep" There's a MEME in some circles "Go Woke Go Broke" it refers to big companies that try to push certain ideologies and then the customers boycott them . Gillette & Bud-Light being two notable cases.
Third point: Your husband has a nice voice. It will probably be a good idea to use him more often in your training videos so that male EFL learners such as myself can use him as a reference. Nothing against your lovely voice of course 🙂...
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this @redpillbulgaria-v2.063!
Thanks a lot .🎉
You're welcome @Carolline323!
Perfect❤!
Thanks a lot @WinnieBlueMoom!
Mashallah maam you are great teacher
Thank you @muhammadwaqar7068!
Very good.
Thanks @jacksonamaral329!
thanks teacher do it one of callcenter many people american use sorry my englis
Thanks for sharing @RicardoSanchez-vv6ur!
You slayed it = you did it well
You are crushing it
he is always salty
That was clutch - big shot
That's fly - cool 🆒😎, well chosen
Low key - relaxed informal
That's sick man- awesome and good
Souped up
Extra - dramatic, extra emotional
He is being extra
Done- out of control, I am so done with my boss
Fam - family
Lit - amazing, full of energy
Hopping popping ?
Lit - drunk
Lit - excited
Dope - cool
Woke - aware
Shade or throw shade - insulting
Disrespect
Thanks for sharing @Spokenenglish12!
Totally enjoyed it, Rachel. In depth, nuanced explanations. I don't use slang, myself; I'm the woke type that likes to be in the know, only.
Thanks for listening @MauroPaine1966!
Great work
Thanks @Guide2English!
Thank you very much. Have a nice weekend!❤🌸🐞🌹🌺🌻🌼🦋
You too @gamessongs2762!
I notice that I know a very few slang words. I only know "done" (tired with something), "dope" (drugs). I know "woke" meaning: far left, left extremist activists.
But on videos in English, I rarely hear slang words or words with a slang meaning.
Thanks for sharing @HANSMKAMP!
I have heard the word "sick" once earlier, with the meaning of awesome, good, impressive, amazing.
This is quite interesting.
Originally I learned the word "sick" with the meaning of: heaving a disease (often not serious disease, it could just be a fever or a common cold).
It can be used with the meaning of having a psychiatric disease. There is another word that only refers to psychiatric diseases: insane.
Then the semantic evolution: from having a psychiatric disease to something that is extremely or incredibly good or amazing.
Who's that whistling? 8:02
She is
Me! It was an expressive whistle. Sometimes people do this to express relief or surprise.
@Rachel's English 👁️ don't wish 2 ask, but where did u go 2 hi skool?
I grew up in Florida!
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You're welcome and thanks for watching @chelloukhali9175!
❤ Upload your podcasts to Spotify. There has been no new material since 2017. Or is that account not yours? 🎉
That's mine too @ianluiggisanz!
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The subtitle fails, would you please fix it?
Sorry about that @yunpengji3826. Will check it out. Thanks!
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Mem i am want to learn english, can you help me.
Hello and welcome @MDSagor-nu8vx! I have a playlist for you! th-cam.com/play/PLrqHrGoMJdTRwaQFCCDp4G88yX5D3gOdP.html
你好老师我看了你的教学视频它很吸引我，我想从你的课程中学习英语的交流，我想认识美国的朋友并和他们交流，但是我完全没有英语基础我的母语是中文，希望能得到你的帮助，感谢你
Hi @haierhou! You can join the academy here: rachelsenglish.com/academy/
@@rachelsenglish I saw the course link you recommended to me, but is this course suitable for people with no English foundation?
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Good educational video Rachel! But I was expecting to hear some gen Alpha slang, not the words generally millennials would use :)
Sorry about that @Englishwithblinddan. Maybe next time. Thanks!
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you that read this, can you help me achieve my dream?
I am Ahmed, and my dream is to master the English language, particularly the American accent. I am a university student majoring in English, but I struggle a lot because my native language is Arabic. Therefore, I am looking for someone to help me learn and perfect my English, and in return, I will teach them Arabic if they are interested.
If anyone is willing to help, please contact me privately.