Interesting video Anna because I learnt some new English vocabulary. Honestly what generally annoys myself is when people are persistent in asking me for my personal information, such as my private social media accounts, like Instagram or Facebook. When people ask me for my phone number, which i cannot give as it can be a national security risk. Or when people disregard my choices of treating the class systems as equal but not a communist way. When people say to me "Oh you're rich so why don't you end poverty." And it's like I can't because government is in the end in-charge of where the money of a country goes. And I am not government. So I could try to pay for homes and what not but I would need their permission. Then some people completely ignore all I say so I go quiet. Then my silence is portrayed as not caring. My brain just drowns in confusion but my intellect mind recharges my frustration into non emotional obstructions, then a solution is found. And the solution is 'Can't make everyone happy, but I'll sure try to consistently improve development of the beautiful land I live in. That land is Norway. And I consistently exercise in cross fit to beat the world record...literally 3 seconds away💪 Furthermore when I am provoked into going silent people find that awkward. This happens after they constantly hound me to do things when in reality they're not doing anything themselves. I wouldn't ever say that to them because I do not like to offend people. But they are really making me on edge or as they say in Norwegian translated into English "I feel like a lump of cheese lying on the road." This means when someone feels really frustrated and mentally stressed out. OMG Prying that's the one and I really do find that one REALLY irritating. I liked this video yes!!!!👍😅 #StopPryingPeople🙏✨
I'm here for the english accent. 🇬🇧❤️ It makes me feel more comfortable. This is how I learned it in London. Each of your videos brings something very good to continue learning. You're great!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤩🤩
I learn many new vocabs. Tq so much. I like the way u explain n give examples. Easy to understand. I have an exam coming up this november. I'm stuck at B2 and I need to get at least C1 to pass this exam.
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hello, Anna, nice to see u back. im impressed, great lesson, i ve never heard so many ways to describe one single feeling, u r just the best, love u from Antalya 💕
thank for this lesson, this kind of lesson make me feel more confidence on my english vocabulary. try to make another video teaching us other adjetive, please!!!
You are superb!! I am not a native but i have a US dialect when speaking and i watch you while jealously wishing i have your UK accent 😂❤❤ Following from Iraq 👋
Thank you for your kind words. You know if you are really keen to sound like me, I do have a course which can teach you my accent: www.englishlikeanative.co.uk
Greetings from Germany 😄 That's a lot of new words and phrases I just learned! Thanks, Anna! Now I'll be able to tell people that I'm annoyed about something or someone in so many creative ways... after I wrote all of those phrases down and went over them a couple times that is 😅
Good advise but sometimes people try to use polite words in order to avoid the idea their english is not good enough or sometime speak lowly due to the fear to make mistakes
Morning everyone! Thank you Anna for this video, I must admit I didn't know many of these expressions, although I hope I won't need them too often :) Have a nice Sunday, greetings from the South West :)
It was a bright cold morning in April...pretty much I remember how got started George Orwell's novel 1984. Really I think all over the world should have a Ministery of Love each Country and destroyed each room 101.
throwing a completely unrelated question here: To call = To visit in books from Jane Austen or Bronte sisters. Is "to call" still used nowadays to mean "to visit" or is it obsolete? Thanks
We do still use it in that way but normally we'd so to CALL ROUND or CALL IN ON. I am going call in on my friend on my way home and hopefully I will call round my mum's house tomorrow.
oh this class leaves me so upset, 🤣 it's just a joke, that was amazing, you are the most charming teacher, I enjoy everything while learning and improving my English. thank you very much👏
Madam , Could you please tell me 1)I'm in the bus 2)I'm on the bus Which one is correct? Someone said one Generally, if you are telling someone you are going somewhere by bus, then you are “on” the bus, that's the correct usage. There are some cases where you might say in the bus, inside as opposed to outside, but generally you would say you are riding on the bus. It's a nuance of the English language.
It was a long time ago the last time I heard the word perturb. Practically nobody uses this word. But classics Spanish writers used to write it their plays, novels, and so on. Nowadays you say, hey don't perturb me¡¡....and surely you will be put in a madhouse or may be in prison because of swearing-in the streets
I think people from all over the world would find the behavior described in this video as being frightfully irksome! There are even more ways to describe the state of being irked and more names for the ones who are uncouth:: Driving me crazy/cuckoo/ nuts/bananas/to despair Making me livid Winding me up Ticking me off Irritating the life out of me Leading me up the garden path Leading me on a right merry dance Had me going round in circles It's like talking to a brick wall. Having the manners of a pig. Acting like a big girl's blouse Being mouthy Being a loudmouth Being a pain the rear end Can't you see the steam coming out of my ears? Reaching boiling point/breaking point Asking for trouble Irksome people are often that way due to substance abuse. Such people may be described as being stoned out of their head. They may be called such things: pothead, and head the ball. Who's that pothead? Who's this head the ball? A group of uncouth people would be known as a shower; What a shower! What a shower of uncouth individuals they are.
She actually did a program for C4 years ago about the origins of swear words. She looked as uneasy as you looked in the ones you did. The Scottish comedian/magician Jerry Sadowitz did one in the 90s for BBC2 also. Jerry didn't look uneasy when he did his. 😄 All 3 of them, very interesting
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Interesting video Anna because I learnt some new English vocabulary. Honestly what generally annoys myself is when people are persistent in asking me for my personal information, such as my private social media accounts, like Instagram or Facebook. When people ask me for my phone number, which i cannot give as it can be a national security risk. Or when people disregard my choices of treating the class systems as equal but not a communist way. When people say to me "Oh you're rich so why don't you end poverty." And it's like I can't because government is in the end in-charge of where the money of a country goes. And I am not government. So I could try to pay for homes and what not but I would need their permission. Then some people completely ignore all I say so I go quiet. Then my silence is portrayed as not caring. My brain just drowns in confusion but my intellect mind recharges my frustration into non emotional obstructions, then a solution is found. And the solution is 'Can't make everyone happy, but I'll sure try to consistently improve development of the beautiful land I live in. That land is Norway. And I consistently exercise in cross fit to beat the world record...literally 3 seconds away💪 Furthermore when I am provoked into going silent people find that awkward. This happens after they constantly hound me to do things when in reality they're not doing anything themselves. I wouldn't ever say that to them because I do not like to offend people. But they are really making me on edge or as they say in Norwegian translated into English "I feel like a lump of cheese lying on the road." This means when someone feels really frustrated and mentally stressed out. OMG Prying that's the one and I really do find that one REALLY irritating. I liked this video yes!!!!👍😅 #StopPryingPeople🙏✨
I can relate to so much of what you said there. :)
Thank you so much for this English lesson.
You are very welcome.
Thank you for the video🙂🙂
THANK YOU ANNA! EXCELLENT LESSON!
Your acting to explain the meaning is really wonderful approach, you are always great Anna 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👏
I'm here for the english accent. 🇬🇧❤️
It makes me feel more comfortable. This is how I learned it in London.
Each of your videos brings something very good to continue learning. You're great!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤩🤩
every cloud has a silver lining just as you are come in my life and make me moreover happy
and native a big thank you for you and lucy mam😊
Super. Stupendous. I really enjoyed it. Thanks a bunch
I learn many new vocabs. Tq so much. I like the way u explain n give examples. Easy to understand. I have an exam coming up this november. I'm stuck at B2 and I need to get at least C1 to pass this exam.
Good luck! I wish you all the best.
Some new vocabulary to add to my list 😄
Thanks Teacher.
I'm not annoyed at all. I'm spending an exciting time learning with teacher Anna.
Thank you
Such a useful video. Thanks.
I still have to read 1984, I loved Animals Farm
I just stumbled upon your old vocal channel. Will you restart that channel in the future? :(. I find it quite useful for me in practicing singing.
7:14 To harp on = To nag about; to complain incessantly or persistently request; to continue to bring up as a point of contention
Very useful lesson, Anna!!
Thanks!!
Thanks Teacher Anna. Really nice.
Informative, thank you
Hi Anna, nice to see you. Great lesson you did. That is the style I like the most. Thank you.
Thank you :)
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Another wonderful lesson by Anna, a committed English teacher. Hopefully, we watch more and more ADVANCED VOCABULARY videos from you. Thanks....
I love you so much Anna.... The way you teach is awesome... Greetings from 🇨🇱... British English is the best language for me... 😘 😘 😘 😘
Exellent Anna thanks a lot for this new vocabulary...I have to practice the pronunciation...some words are difficult...😟
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Always so grateful for you Anna, I follow you on insta and it’s so nice to see what you’re up to with your family and so on☺️💙
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Great lesson!
Thank you very much, for morning energy
Hi Anna, you're back it's wonderful
We need you.
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I hope you have a great week, my beautiful teacher 😉🇧🇷 take care
I love how she is teaching and her accent, good work!!! new suscribed
Great to have you onboard :)
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hello, Anna, nice to see u back. im impressed, great lesson, i ve never heard so many ways to describe one single feeling, u r just the best, love u from Antalya 💕
Great video, as always!!👌
I'm watching you from Brazil.😁
thank for this lesson, this kind of lesson make me feel more confidence on my english vocabulary. try to make another video teaching us other adjetive, please!!!
Hi Anna,
This video is really amazing and helpful
Thank you for uploading them also making as well
Day by day you make me Native speaker ❤️😊
Hiiii, Anna how are you? I really appreciate you your lesson. I learnt many things from you lesson and I hopefully will going on with you anytime.
well done coach Anna , it was very useful for us , best wishes to you from Libya.
You are welcome. I am glad the lesson is useful for you. :)
@@EnglishLikeANative I would like to lesson about banking vocabulary if can do it next days .
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Do you do audiobooks? I love your voice and intonation
I did a few a long time ago.
Well done . way you said it irks me , was really cheeky!!
You are superb!! I am not a native but i have a US dialect when speaking and i watch you while jealously wishing i have your UK accent 😂❤❤
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Thank you for your kind words. You know if you are really keen to sound like me, I do have a course which can teach you my accent: www.englishlikeanative.co.uk
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Thank you Anna for this video... it's useful to boost our Vocabulary...
I am glad you like it. :)
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Greetings from Germany 😄
That's a lot of new words and phrases I just learned! Thanks, Anna!
Now I'll be able to tell people that I'm annoyed about something or someone in so many creative ways... after I wrote all of those phrases down and went over them a couple times that is 😅
Nice class Teacher Anna.
Good advise but sometimes people try to use polite words in order to avoid the idea their english is not good enough or sometime speak lowly due to the fear to make mistakes
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Well prepared! Higher level lesson. Thank you l
Thank you :)
It was an amazing lesson. Actually, when you explain it, It doesn't look as a lesson. It was so entertaining.
Morning everyone!
Thank you Anna for this video, I must admit I didn't know many of these expressions, although I hope I won't need them too often :)
Have a nice Sunday, greetings from the South West :)
Thank you Laura, I hope you have a great day today. :)
Welcome Laura
It was a bright cold morning in April...pretty much I remember how got started George Orwell's novel 1984. Really I think all over the world should have a Ministery of Love each Country and destroyed each room 101.
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Anna you can imitate the Sounds Perfectly.
She doesn't like a teacher.... she looks more like a model... even I'm here for watching her 😘😘😘😘🇹🇹
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throwing a completely unrelated question here: To call = To visit in books from Jane Austen or Bronte sisters. Is "to call" still used nowadays to mean "to visit" or is it obsolete? Thanks
We do still use it in that way but normally we'd so to CALL ROUND or CALL IN ON. I am going call in on my friend on my way home and hopefully I will call round my mum's house tomorrow.
@@EnglishLikeANative ...or, if I'm not wrong, it's used when trains stop at a station..."TO CALL AT.."
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i think thes are expresions in england not in american english right?
Dont care about vocabs, I just love watching your expressions lol
Awesome video
Thank you very much for the fantastic video...Your accent is an amazing melody. I do appreciate your efforts.Best Regards from Iraq
Thank you so much
oh this class leaves me so upset, 🤣 it's just a joke, that was amazing, you are the most charming teacher, I enjoy everything while learning and improving my English. thank you very much👏
Good job 💛
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I'm Sven by the way from Uzbekistan
Madam ,
Could you please tell me
1)I'm in the bus
2)I'm on the bus
Which one is correct?
Someone said one
Generally, if you are telling someone you are going somewhere by bus, then you are “on” the bus, that's the correct usage. There are some cases where you might say in the bus, inside as opposed to outside, but generally you would say you are riding on the bus. It's a nuance of the English language.
On the bus. Basically any vehicle in which you can stand and walk around in we use ‘on’ - on the train, bus, plane, ship.
@@EnglishLikeANative thank you so much madam
It was a long time ago the last time I heard the word perturb. Practically nobody uses this word. But classics Spanish writers used to write it their plays, novels, and so on. Nowadays you say, hey don't perturb me¡¡....and surely you will be put in a madhouse or may be in prison because of swearing-in the streets
WoW Brilliant, Your channel is helping me to improve my British accent, thatnk you very much love you YOU ARE THE MAN
Thank you :)
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I think people from all over the world would find the behavior described in this video as being frightfully irksome!
There are even more ways to describe the state of being irked and more names for the ones who are uncouth::
Driving me crazy/cuckoo/ nuts/bananas/to despair
Making me livid
Winding me up
Ticking me off
Irritating the life out of me
Leading me up the garden path
Leading me on a right merry dance
Had me going round in circles
It's like talking to a brick wall.
Having the manners of a pig.
Acting like a big girl's blouse
Being mouthy
Being a loudmouth
Being a pain the rear end
Can't you see the steam coming out of my ears?
Reaching boiling point/breaking point
Asking for trouble
Irksome people are often that way due to substance abuse. Such people may be described as being stoned out of their head. They may be called such things: pothead, and head the ball.
Who's that pothead?
Who's this head the ball?
A group of uncouth people would be known as a shower;
What a shower!
What a shower of uncouth individuals they are.
I am just confused like when to use miffed or peeved. Where do you use miffed and peeved.When it is wrong to use miffed or peeved.
Please next time add subtitles because some of us wanna translate some words that u r saying 🙏🏻♥️
I hope to step on English soil one day. Wish me luck : )
@@charmingyoung7585 I'm interested. tell me more
You are so nice and sweet teacher of mine...Too much love and respect .❤
Thank you. :)
@@EnglishLikeANative
You welcome.
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The video is yoo long so i will watch remaining Vedio after sometime ✨🌻
First time I have heard this word from Someone on Instagram "Where are you Erin? I am Hangry"
I couldn't help notice how rich is the English language of ways to say "Annoying"...
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In India You have to take off the shoes/Slippers before entering in Home.
You need to be on Countdown to have a word off with Suzie Dent.
She actually did a program for C4 years ago about the origins of swear words. She looked as uneasy as you looked in the ones you did.
The Scottish comedian/magician Jerry Sadowitz did one in the 90s for BBC2 also.
Jerry didn't look uneasy when he did his. 😄
All 3 of them, very interesting