Those expressions are useful for someone who plans to move to the US. If I use them with my international friends and coworkers , I'm sure most of them wouldn't understand (they are non native speakers with a medium to proficient level). As a "student" I just want to learn them in order to understand native speakers. Therefore, I find this video interesting.
@@AlekséjAntipov English in de facto the International language. Many people like me study it to communicate with the world. Esperanto is just a nice attempt.
@@bounty1402 It is USED AS "international language", but it does not make it "international language" really and completely. Really it's just a national language - like German, French, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, etc, and not any more... And Esperanto is created specially for purposes of international communication. It is much more easy to learn then English or even then Spanish or Italian. And it is neutral - because it is not a state language in any country and not a national language of any nation (and does not give any economical and other advantages to any state or nation - like English for English speaking countries). It is nobody's concretely, and at the same time it is common. Nowadays thanks to the Internet Esperanto is actively used in mobile chat's (in Telegram, WhatsApp chats, etc, by text and by voice), in social nets (for example, in Facebook), in Wikipedia, in blogs (including TH-cam). It is not a problem now to find Esperanto speakers almost at all countries of the world (including exotic - as Indonesia or Paraguay, for example), for practice Esperanto and to communicate in Esperanto. So, nowadays thanks to the Internet Esperanto has received a new good chance to became a widespread international language.
I am working with natives remotely. What I have learnt so far is that they prefer plain English so I don’t have to use a lot of fancy business english structures I learnt. And I caught up very Quick similar phrases during small talks.
Interesting video, thanks for teaching us those phrases. It's helpful when we are going to make a formal or informal conversation with another persons.
Hello Miss Kayla, I am learning English as my second language, I speak Spanish, I have been studying daily for 8 months. with methods, like your video and other youtubers, I subscribed to your channel, because I loved this video in particular...after eight months studying English; I can say that I understand TH-cam videos quite well, I took a test of my level...and I came out with a medium-low level....as far as pronunciation and speaking it in general costs me a bit...the ideas are there ..but I can't be fluent in the English language ...any tips or feedback that you can give me would be very helpful to me ...att..Juan Carlos..
Its always good to use perfect English. If you are natural its not difficult at all. With some exceptions like a noisy bar. 'Can i do the steak'?!? I would think you want to learn how to cook the steak. Can i order the steak or even could i eat the steak.
In the UK and possibly some other English-speaking countries, NOBODY would say "Can I do the steak?" That's because you're not doing the steak (the chef is), you're having it. These phrases are fine if you're going to live or travel exclusively in the US, but if you want to use English globally, stick to the "perfect" English, as everyone will understand it.
@@kybir4777 Some people in the UK have started saying "Can I get...", which is infuriating others, who argue that the server is getting the thing, not you. The hard-core purists insist on "May I have..." as the most polite way of asking, but that's taking it a bit far. I think "Can I have..." is the best option, as it makes sense wherever you go and it's polite.
@@AlekséjAntipov Esperanto is a great idea and much easier to learn than English. It's a shame that it hasn't been more widely adopted. But English was a national language that has now become an international language - look at how many people use it as a lingua franca
@@BuffOrpington7 It's just USED AS "international language" and as lingua franca, but it does not make it "international language" really. It's just a national language - the same, as German, Spain, Russian, French or Chinese. And Esperanto nowadays is more and more often used for international communication by Internet - it's not a problem to find Esperanto speakers for practicing Esperanto by Telegram chats, by Facebook publics, by many Esperanto blogs (even here in TH-cam), so, nowadays by Internet Esperanto have received a new really chance to became very spread language, which was created specially for porposes of international communication.
love babe im gonna be with forever please keep on posting advanced english speaking. it would be interesting how can we speech in public or any other kind of recomendations you can give us for a better speaking. thanks and regards
I have learned English for so long but I can speak a little English. So How should I learn English in order to be able to speak English fluently? And if I learn English conversation phrases by heart, it is good or not? Can you give us a piece of advice on how to learn English?
Talk out loud to yourself , watch an English movie and repeat the words. Sing along in English. Watching children's shows is helpful too. They are slower paced.
I wonder if I'm in a shop and I use those phrases like "can I do the..." you showed us, then I would be like a rude person because I'm not polite enough there but I'm supposed to be like that? Or I can be polite even though I use these type of phrases?
Just add “please” to the end. Even though “may I please have the steak” sounds completely natural in my opinion and that’s how I usually order food lol - but “can I do the steak, please” also sounds very natural while also remaining polite.
I agree with the comments below, you can always just add a please or thank you when asking for something to soften your speech and make it more polite!
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I am a native speaker and have NEVER heard someone say can I do the Can I have the sounds much more natural.
I’m native too and I’ve heard it. I would say “I’ll have __” but I’ve definitely heard “can I do the ___”
Those expressions are useful for someone who plans to move to the US. If I use them with my international friends and coworkers , I'm sure most of them wouldn't understand (they are non native speakers with a medium to proficient level).
As a "student" I just want to learn them in order to understand native speakers. Therefore, I find this video interesting.
English is a national language. Esperanto is an international language.
La angla estas nacia lingvo. Esperanto estas internacia lingvo.
@@AlekséjAntipov English in de facto the International language. Many people like me study it to communicate with the world.
Esperanto is just a nice attempt.
@@bounty1402 It is USED AS "international language", but it does not make it "international language" really and completely. Really it's just a national language - like German, French, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, etc, and not any more...
And Esperanto is created specially for purposes of international communication. It is much more easy to learn then English or even then Spanish or Italian. And it is neutral - because it is not a state language in any country and not a national language of any nation (and does not give any economical and other advantages to any state or nation - like English for English speaking countries). It is nobody's concretely, and at the same time it is common.
Nowadays thanks to the Internet Esperanto is actively used in mobile chat's (in Telegram, WhatsApp chats, etc, by text and by voice), in social nets (for example, in Facebook), in Wikipedia, in blogs (including TH-cam). It is not a problem now to find Esperanto speakers almost at all countries of the world (including exotic - as Indonesia or Paraguay, for example), for practice Esperanto and to communicate in Esperanto. So, nowadays thanks to the Internet Esperanto has received a new good chance to became a widespread international language.
i fully concur with you in this matter
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Awesome, I'm so glad you found what you were looking for. Thanks for watching!
Thank teacher in explain each the phrase after watch i understand it in using those phrase and pronounce it
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in Brazil we also use the expression jump "pulo" when we say to go somewhere.
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Very good lesson. Please make more videos like thise
I am working with natives remotely. What I have learnt so far is that they prefer plain English so I don’t have to use a lot of fancy business english structures I learnt. And I caught up very Quick similar phrases during small talks.
Thanks Kayla, that's something I'm asking for. Hope there is British one as well.
Thanks a lot my teacher. I got many things in this video 😊
These expressions are really useful
Thanks for teaching, very helpful video clip
You are welcome, I'm glad it's helpful
Great video. Thank you very much.
Interesting video, thanks for teaching us those phrases. It's helpful when we are going to make a formal or informal conversation with another persons.
Wow.. it's quite usefull, Thanks for sharing.
Hi Kayla your pronounsation so clearly and understandable
Interesting. Thank you
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Hello Miss Kayla, I am learning English as my second language, I speak Spanish, I have been studying daily for 8 months. with methods, like your video and other youtubers, I subscribed to your channel, because I loved this video in particular...after eight months studying English; I can say that I understand TH-cam videos quite well, I took a test of my level...and I came out with a medium-low level....as far as pronunciation and speaking it in general costs me a bit...the ideas are there ..but I can't be fluent in the English language ...any tips or feedback that you can give me would be very helpful to me ...att..Juan Carlos..
Hey, Juan we can practice English together, I learn English too
This is really an awesome video, I really need this!
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Its always good to use perfect English. If you are natural its not difficult at all. With some exceptions like a noisy bar.
'Can i do the steak'?!? I would think you want to learn how to cook the steak.
Can i order the steak or even could i eat the steak.
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Hi Kayla , your lesson is very helpful to me! Very practical 👍Keep going ✌️thank you I have subscribed your channel 👍
I stumbled across this channel and it's what I was looking for. ❤
It happened with me as well!
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Need more videos like this. 💜
plz post more videos like this as I find it hard to speak natural english and not the language from books. This is very helpful video
Significant phrases learners hafta know. it's to kind of u awesome lesson .
thanks!
In the UK and possibly some other English-speaking countries, NOBODY would say "Can I do the steak?" That's because you're not doing the steak (the chef is), you're having it. These phrases are fine if you're going to live or travel exclusively in the US, but if you want to use English globally, stick to the "perfect" English, as everyone will understand it.
I live in the us and would definitely notice if someone said “can I do.” People should just say can I get the… or I’ll take the…
@@kybir4777 Some people in the UK have started saying "Can I get...", which is infuriating others, who argue that the server is getting the thing, not you. The hard-core purists insist on "May I have..." as the most polite way of asking, but that's taking it a bit far. I think "Can I have..." is the best option, as it makes sense wherever you go and it's polite.
English is a national language. Esperanto is an international language.
La angla estas nacia lingvo. Esperanto estas internacia lingvo.
@@AlekséjAntipov Esperanto is a great idea and much easier to learn than English. It's a shame that it hasn't been more widely adopted. But English was a national language that has now become an international language - look at how many people use it as a lingua franca
@@BuffOrpington7 It's just USED AS "international language" and as lingua franca, but it does not make it "international language" really. It's just a national language - the same, as German, Spain, Russian, French or Chinese.
And Esperanto nowadays is more and more often used for international communication by Internet - it's not a problem to find Esperanto speakers for practicing Esperanto by Telegram chats, by Facebook publics, by many Esperanto blogs (even here in TH-cam), so, nowadays by Internet Esperanto have received a new really chance to became very spread language, which was created specially for porposes of international communication.
Your lessons are second to none I have encountered. Keep up the good work!
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this channel is so fun. i was subscribed
Aww thanks for the nice words, I'm glad you subscribed.
A great class
Thank you!
This is a great video! I've watched many American English teachers on TH-cam but they never mentioned most of the phrases you used in this video. 😊👍🍷
Agreed. Loved it.
Thanks Martin! I'm so glad to hear you learned some new ones here
English is a national language. Esperanto is an international language.
La angla estas nacia lingvo. Esperanto estas internacia lingvo.
Q) Do you have an extra 5$? I forget my cash at home.
A) I can cover the cost for you ! I got you .
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love babe im gonna be with forever please keep on posting advanced english speaking. it would be interesting how can we speech in public or any other kind of recomendations you can give us for a better speaking. thanks and regards
Very interesting video! 👏🏾
Amazing class.
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wow, perfect video. Make more of these
I love this content so much 😊
I have learned English for so long but I can speak a little English. So How should I learn English in order to be able to speak English fluently? And if I learn English conversation phrases by heart, it is good or not?
Can you give us a piece of advice on how to learn English?
Watch tv, whether movies or tv shows or reality tv, just ensure the you are watching it in english
Talk out loud to yourself , watch an English movie and repeat the words. Sing along in English. Watching children's shows is helpful too. They are slower paced.
Thank you Kayla. I really need this phrase lesson. I hope you make video about this again. Can't wait
More videos just like this are on the way!
Now u have a new sub! I really got a kick out of watching ur video! I think i learned a few expressions from u😊😊
Awesome, thanks for the support, I'm glad you found this lesson helpful
Awesome.. Hope you'll make more of this kind coz I can't get enough of this which is really cool. Keep rockin'.
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in my opinion using such phrases may not be practical to use outside the US. thank you for the excellent lessons kayla
English is a national language. Esperanto is an international language.
La angla estas nacia lingvo. Esperanto estas internacia lingvo.
As a native English speaker from England, no one would ever say "can I do the steak". "Can I have" works fine
She should have specified that some of these are US specific. People do say “I’m gonna do the” or “can I do the” quite often here
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Bien bien, pero te recomiendo que no pongas la música.
Se escucha mejor sin música.
Thanks for the feedback, sometimes i think the music is good for the video and sometimes I eliminate it.
My English is improving drastically....
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Of course, thanks for watching!
I wonder if I don't speak perfect English means I speak like a native English speaker !
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I wonder if I'm in a shop and I use those phrases like "can I do the..." you showed us, then I would be like a rude person because I'm not polite enough there but I'm supposed to be like that? Or I can be polite even though I use these type of phrases?
Just add “please” to the end. Even though “may I please have the steak” sounds completely natural in my opinion and that’s how I usually order food lol - but “can I do the steak, please” also sounds very natural while also remaining polite.
@@igorlour thanks for helping me with this:)
@@turbicodm5204 no problem!
I agree with the comments below, you can always just add a please or thank you when asking for something to soften your speech and make it more polite!
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