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Daily English Conversation Lesson 001 - 100. Speaking English Fluently For Beginners: Basic English Conversation.
***LESSON***
01- Where are you from? – 00:01
02- Do you speak English? – 00:29
03- What's your name? – 00:55
04- Asking directions. – 01:25
05- I'm hungry. – 02:16
06- Do you want something to drink? – 02:49
07- That's too late. – 03:23
08- Choosing a time to meet. – 04:02
09- When do you want to go? – 04:51
10- Ordering food. – 05:42
11- Now or later? – 06:23
12- Do you have enough money? – 06:59
13- How have you been? – 07:44
14- Introducing a friend. – 08:36
15- Buying a shirt. – 09:20
16- Asking about location. – 10:24
17- Do you know the address? – 11:05
18- Vacation to Canada. – 11:45
19- Who is that woman? – 12:21
20- Common questions. – 13:21
21- The supermarket is closed. – 14:03
22- Do you have any children? – 14:58
23- Help with pronunciation. – 15:42
24- I lost my wallet. – 16:53
25- Phone call at work. – 17:44
26- Family trip. – 18:26
27- I went shopping. – 19:19
28- What kind of music do you like? – 20:04
29- Going to the library. – 20:54
30- Where do your parents live? – 22:00
31- Can you help me find a few things? – 23:00
32- Paying for dinner. – 24:09
33- Buying a plane ticket. – 25:00
34- Putting things in order. – 26:00
35- At the restaurant. – 27:00
36- I need to do laundry. – 28:00
37- Finding a convenience store. – 29:13
38- Geography and direction. – 30:18
39- I ate at the hotel. – 31:15
40- Going to the movies. – 32:04
41- The food tastes great. – 33:11
42- Helping a friend move. – 34:14
43- Visiting family. – 35:17
44- Looking at vacation pictures. – 36:38
45- Ordering flowers. – 37:53
46- Leaving a message. – 39:02
47- Talking about the weather. – 40:07
48- Making plans. – 41:02
49- Meeting a friend. – 42:10
50- I'm a student. – 43:16
51- Studying for exams. – 44:27
52- Did you get my message? – 45:41
53- Making a doctor's appointment. – 46:54
54- Mail. – 48:00
55- I have a cold. – 48:57
56- Dinner invitation. – 49:58
57- Send me the directions. – 50:57
58- Bad cell phone reception. – 51:47
59- Going to the gym. – 52:27
60- Car accident. – 53:23
61- Doctor's visit. – 54:10
62- Making a hotel reservation. – 55:03
63- I changed my mind. – 56:10
64- Do you want to play a game? – 57:05
65- Birthday present. – 57:56
66- Checking into a hotel. – 59:00
67- Sending a package. – 1:00:00
68- I have allergies. – 1:00:56
69- Josh works at a software company. – 1:01:52
70- Listening to music. – 1:02:58
71- Taking a taxi. – 1:03:50
72- We're not lost! – 1:04:48
73- Help me find my purse. – 1:05:54
74- Taking pictures. – 1:06:50
75- I dropped your calculator. – 1:07:39
76- I brought you an apple. – 1:08:37
77- My mother – 1:09:38
78- Jim cancelled the meeting. – 1:10:42
79- Bill got fired. – 1:11:36
80- Nervous about surgery. – 1:12:29
81- A romantic story. – 1:13:30
82- Worried about dad. – 1:14:25
83- I'm getting fat. – 1:15:39
84- I'll take you to work. – 1:16:49
85- Snowing outside. – 1:17:51
86- Missed call. – 1:18:49
87- Shopping for a friend. – 1:19:49
88- What is your major? – 1:20:46
89- New apartment. – 1:21:59
90- Have you found a girlfriend yet? – 1:23:12
91- Computer problems. – 1:24:22
92- Do you know how to get downtown? – 1:25:34
93- Did you see the news today? – 1:26:54
94- What's your favorite sport? – 1:27:39
95- Making a webpage. – 1:28:35
96- Would you mind driving? – 1:29:34
97- Your English is so good. – 1:30:36
98- Gifts. – 1:32:21
99- Election. – 1:33:24
100- Book club. – 1:34:24
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English listening comprehension - English listening practice.
Learn english via listening level 1 (full) - lesson 1 - 115.
TOPICS:
1. First Snow Fall - 00:01
2. Jessica's First Day of School – 01:07
3. My Flower Garden – 02:55
4. Going Camping – 03:52
5. My House – 04:57
6. My First Pet – 06:07
7. Jennifer the Firefighter – 07:11
8. Mark's Big Game – 08:09
9. The Easter Egg Hunt – 09:15
10. Joe's First Car – 10:27
11. Summer Vacation – 11:37
12. Cleaning Up Leaves – 12:43
13. Susan's Wedding Day – 13:46
14. Remembrance Day – 14:47
15. Halloween Night - 15:37
16. Christmas Eve - 16:53
17. Thanksgiving – 18:15
18. Learning How to Drive – 19:22
19. Housework – 20:26
20. Working Outside – 21:51
21. Daily Schedule – 22:55
22. Meals – 24:38
23. Seasons – 26:50
24. Weather - 28:12
25. House – 30:13
26. School – 31:59
27. Subjects – 34:14
28. International Students - 35:41
29. Interests and Hobbies – 37:33
30. Movies - 39:30
31. Flowers - 41:52
32. The Shopping Mall – 44:18
33. Travel – 47:18
34. The Farm – 49:09
35. Transportation (1) – 51:03
36. Holidays – 52:54
37. Diseases – 55:19
38. Jobs – 57:03
39. My Body – 59:13
40. Clothing – 1:01:20
41. Colors – 1:03:29
42. Wild Animals – 1:04:39
43. Months - 1:06:01
44. Days of the Week – 1:07:63
45. Describing Things – 1:09:00
46. Fruit – 1:10:44
47. Bugs – 1:12:19
48. The Kitchen – 1:13:39
49. Vegetables – 1:15:36
50. Pets – 1:17:07
51. Parties – 1:19:02
52. Grocery Shopping – 1:20:35
53. Differences – 1:22:36
54. The Restaurant – 1:23:33
55. Traffic – 1:24:43
56. Music (1) – 1:26:04
57. Who, What, Where and Why? – 1:27:32
58. Which Direction? – 1:28:45
59. The Office – 1:29:48
60. Money – 1:31:21
61. Manners – 1:32:24
62. The Two Sexes – 1:33:35
63. Me – 1:34:34
64. My Cat - 1:36:27
65. Music (2) – 1:37:56
66. Spring – 1:39:39
67. The Birthday Party – 1:41:10
68. My Classroom – 1:42:41
69. Vacation – 1:44:14
70. My House (1) – 1:46:08
71. My Family – 1:48:16
72. Winter – 1:50:00
73. Autumn – 1:51:53
74. Summer – 1:53:35
75. The Doctor – 1:55:43
76. The Dentist – 1:57:04
77. The School Play – 1:58:39
78. Emotions – 2:00:20
79. My First Job – 2:01:35
80. The Lie - 2:02:35
81. Hobbies – 2:04:34
82. Christmas – 2:06:12
83. Garden - 2:08:29
84. The Pet Store – 2:11:22
85. My First Day of School – 2:13:37
86. Transportation (2) – 2:15:32
87. Television – 2:18:18
88. My Country – 2:20:26
89. Food – 2:22:52
90. The Zoo – 2:24:53
91. The Museum – 2:27:01
92. The Police – 2:28:58
93. Pretending – 2:31:03
94. A Baby - 2:32:49
95. A Wedding – 2:34:19
96. My Dad – 2:35:53
97. My Mother – 2:37:27
98. A Surprise – 2:39:05
99. Rhyming Words – 2:40:36
100. Homework – 2:42:03
101. Opposites – 2:43:52
102. The Smart Paperboy – 2:45:35
103. Niagara Falls – 2:47:20
104. The Library – 2:49:28
105. When I Grow Up – 2:51:45
106. Favorite Colours – 2:53:30
107. Making Friends - 2:55:19
108. Getting Old – 2:57:07
109. Time – 2:58:52
110. Amy – 3:00:29
111. Memories – 3:02:31
112. Roommate Wanted – 3:04:01
113. Places to Live – 3:06:40
114. The Bathroom – 3:07:53
115. The Bedroom – 3:09:24
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English is the international language and under stood all over the world. Here we upload how to better spoken english , IELTS Spoken English. Hope so this video improved your English conversation.
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http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/
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Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started.
Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah.
So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English.
So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now.
Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny".
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06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
Stop making excuses about not having enough time to learn English. By making small changes on a daily basis; learning English will become a habit instead of a chore (or headache).
You don’t need to spend an hour or two each day to get better at speaking English. Try dedicating 5, 15, or 30 minutes a day to improving your English. If you really commit to practicing English every day you will get better at it. I promise!
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Change the operating language on your phone and computer operation system to English. You can usually change the language under ‘settings’. Though it may be difficult to understand the first few days, you will learn new words in English without even realizing.
You could also change the operating system language from your native language to English on your computer, tablet or on any social media site that you use; such as Facebook or Twitter. Again you will learn new vocabulary in English instantly.
2. Read or watch the news in English articles
You may already watch or read the news on a daily basis; now try doing it in English. BBC, CNN or Google News. You will continue your “good’ habit of staying informed on what’s happening in the world and improve your English reading and/or listening at the same time.
3. Listen to Music in English and learn the lyrics.
Listening to music in English is great but do you struggle to understand all of the words that they are singing? Struggle no longer! You can find the lyrics of many songs on these two websites: A to Z Lyrics Universe, Lyrics.com or you could search for the lyrics on google or your preferred search browser.
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Practice writing every day. Practicing English for five or ten minutes a day will help. Write about what you did each day in English or write a story. Don’t have any ideas? Check here –English writing prompts.
5. Speak in English with someone
Try to find someone to speak English with; whether it be a friend, family member or colleague from your work. The more you practice talking in English the better you will get at it. It will become more natural for you and you will start to feel less nervous when you have to speak English.
6. Watch children’s cartoons
Watching cartoons is a great activity for learning English. You will hear simple English and be able to see illustrations or animation of what they are talking about at the same time. Cartoons are often repetitive so you may hear some things more than once to help you improve you listening comprehension.
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My English cover of 'Kira Kira'', Clemont/Citron's character song from Pocket Monsters XY and XY's seventh ending song. Originally sung by Tomohisa Sako. The English translyrics were written by Emii.
Let's start off Pokémon Month with one of my favorite ending songs! KiraKira is here! I've been wanting to do this one for AGES, but I always thought there was no instrumental version available. But then a Youtube user called 'bdnw' told me that there was one, but it was pretty hard to find! But then Hiltonium and his magical ability to search the web actually found it! To both of you, thank you!
The lyrics are, as with most of my Pokémon covers, translated by Emii, who really did a wonderful job on these. She caught the meaning of the song perfectly and it was an absolute joy to sing!
So... What's next? I think you all know what's next!
Lyrics:
Hey, there's something I need to say that's been on my mind
I want to thank you for believing in me and for never leaving me behind
Ah, I don't think my words can properly be expressed
But all the time we spend together is the best
Sometimes I stumble, lost and alone in the of night
But then you're there, shining brighter than a light
So now I will keep standing tall
Because I don't want to fall
Now's the time for me to give it my all
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
All my friends surrounding me, every precious memory
Both just mean the world to me
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat
Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade
That's the promise you and I have made
Hey, so do you remember the day that I met you?
Your will to never give up on your dreams, it shone brightly, and you saw it through
Ah, the way that you face opponents so excitedly
It makes my courage build up deep inside of me
If you should ever fall, feeling oh so far from the light
If you're afraid and it seems you’ve lost all your might
Then I’ll help you see it through
Even if you're just feeling blue
I will always remain next to you
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
No matter the time of day, all my dreams are here to stay
I won't let them fade away
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I overcome the tears with a rat-tat-tat
Let's head onward, you and me, seeing all there is to see
Think of every possibility
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
There's adventure coming near, but I have nothing to fear
Just as long as you are here
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat
Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade
That's the promise you and I have made
So keep on trying your best and never look back, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!
Our pounding hearts have a will that can never be beat, it is something you cannot defeat
Never give up on all your dreams and keep staying on track, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!
Now that I've gathered my strength I can finally see that I'll move forward as I keep looking ahead of me
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- published: 03 Oct 2016
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English
English may refer to:
- English language
- English studies, the study of English language and literature
- English language in England, a variant of the English language
- List of dialects of the English language
- English people, a nation and ethnic group
- English national identity, an identity and common culture
- English studies, the study of English language and literature
- English language in England, a variant of the English language
- List of dialects of the English language
- English national identity, an identity and common culture
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95:39Speaking English Fluently Basic English Conversation - Daily English Conversation
Speaking English Fluently Basic English Conversation - Daily English ConversationSpeaking English Fluently Basic English Conversation - Daily English Conversation
Daily English Conversation Lesson 001 - 100. Speaking English Fluently For Beginners: Basic English Conversation. ***LESSON*** 01- Where are you from? – 00:01 02- Do you speak English? – 00:29 03- What's your name? – 00:55 04- Asking directions. – 01:25 05- I'm hungry. – 02:16 06- Do you want something to drink? – 02:49 07- That's too late. – 03:23 08- Choosing a time to meet. – 04:02 09- When do you want to go? – 04:51 10- Ordering food. – 05:42 11- Now or later? – 06:23 12- Do you have enough money? – 06:59 13- How have you been? – 07:44 14- Introducing a friend. – 08:36 15- Buying a shirt. – 09:20 16- Asking about location. – 10:24 17- Do you know the address? – 11:05 18- Vacation to Canada. – 11:45 19- Who is that woman? – 12:21 20- Common questions. – 13:21 21- The supermarket is closed. – 14:03 22- Do you have any children? – 14:58 23- Help with pronunciation. – 15:42 24- I lost my wallet. – 16:53 25- Phone call at work. – 17:44 26- Family trip. – 18:26 27- I went shopping. – 19:19 28- What kind of music do you like? – 20:04 29- Going to the library. – 20:54 30- Where do your parents live? – 22:00 31- Can you help me find a few things? – 23:00 32- Paying for dinner. – 24:09 33- Buying a plane ticket. – 25:00 34- Putting things in order. – 26:00 35- At the restaurant. – 27:00 36- I need to do laundry. – 28:00 37- Finding a convenience store. – 29:13 38- Geography and direction. – 30:18 39- I ate at the hotel. – 31:15 40- Going to the movies. – 32:04 41- The food tastes great. – 33:11 42- Helping a friend move. – 34:14 43- Visiting family. – 35:17 44- Looking at vacation pictures. – 36:38 45- Ordering flowers. – 37:53 46- Leaving a message. – 39:02 47- Talking about the weather. – 40:07 48- Making plans. – 41:02 49- Meeting a friend. – 42:10 50- I'm a student. – 43:16 51- Studying for exams. – 44:27 52- Did you get my message? – 45:41 53- Making a doctor's appointment. – 46:54 54- Mail. – 48:00 55- I have a cold. – 48:57 56- Dinner invitation. – 49:58 57- Send me the directions. – 50:57 58- Bad cell phone reception. – 51:47 59- Going to the gym. – 52:27 60- Car accident. – 53:23 61- Doctor's visit. – 54:10 62- Making a hotel reservation. – 55:03 63- I changed my mind. – 56:10 64- Do you want to play a game? – 57:05 65- Birthday present. – 57:56 66- Checking into a hotel. – 59:00 67- Sending a package. – 1:00:00 68- I have allergies. – 1:00:56 69- Josh works at a software company. – 1:01:52 70- Listening to music. – 1:02:58 71- Taking a taxi. – 1:03:50 72- We're not lost! – 1:04:48 73- Help me find my purse. – 1:05:54 74- Taking pictures. – 1:06:50 75- I dropped your calculator. – 1:07:39 76- I brought you an apple. – 1:08:37 77- My mother – 1:09:38 78- Jim cancelled the meeting. – 1:10:42 79- Bill got fired. – 1:11:36 80- Nervous about surgery. – 1:12:29 81- A romantic story. – 1:13:30 82- Worried about dad. – 1:14:25 83- I'm getting fat. – 1:15:39 84- I'll take you to work. – 1:16:49 85- Snowing outside. – 1:17:51 86- Missed call. – 1:18:49 87- Shopping for a friend. – 1:19:49 88- What is your major? – 1:20:46 89- New apartment. – 1:21:59 90- Have you found a girlfriend yet? – 1:23:12 91- Computer problems. – 1:24:22 92- Do you know how to get downtown? – 1:25:34 93- Did you see the news today? – 1:26:54 94- What's your favorite sport? – 1:27:39 95- Making a webpage. – 1:28:35 96- Would you mind driving? – 1:29:34 97- Your English is so good. – 1:30:36 98- Gifts. – 1:32:21 99- Election. – 1:33:24 100- Book club. – 1:34:24 ☞ Thanks for watching! ☞ Please share and like if you enjoyed the video :) thanks so much ♥ ─────────────────── ▶ Please subscribe to update new videos. Subscribe To Update New Lesson: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV1h_cBE0Drdx19qkTM0WNw?sub_confirmation=1 -
191:12English Listening Practice - Learn English Listening Comprehension
English Listening Practice - Learn English Listening ComprehensionEnglish Listening Practice - Learn English Listening Comprehension
English listening comprehension - English listening practice. Learn english via listening level 1 (full) - lesson 1 - 115. TOPICS: 1. First Snow Fall - 00:01 2. Jessica's First Day of School – 01:07 3. My Flower Garden – 02:55 4. Going Camping – 03:52 5. My House – 04:57 6. My First Pet – 06:07 7. Jennifer the Firefighter – 07:11 8. Mark's Big Game – 08:09 9. The Easter Egg Hunt – 09:15 10. Joe's First Car – 10:27 11. Summer Vacation – 11:37 12. Cleaning Up Leaves – 12:43 13. Susan's Wedding Day – 13:46 14. Remembrance Day – 14:47 15. Halloween Night - 15:37 16. Christmas Eve - 16:53 17. Thanksgiving – 18:15 18. Learning How to Drive – 19:22 19. Housework – 20:26 20. Working Outside – 21:51 21. Daily Schedule – 22:55 22. Meals – 24:38 23. Seasons – 26:50 24. Weather - 28:12 25. House – 30:13 26. School – 31:59 27. Subjects – 34:14 28. International Students - 35:41 29. Interests and Hobbies – 37:33 30. Movies - 39:30 31. Flowers - 41:52 32. The Shopping Mall – 44:18 33. Travel – 47:18 34. The Farm – 49:09 35. Transportation (1) – 51:03 36. Holidays – 52:54 37. Diseases – 55:19 38. Jobs – 57:03 39. My Body – 59:13 40. Clothing – 1:01:20 41. Colors – 1:03:29 42. Wild Animals – 1:04:39 43. Months - 1:06:01 44. Days of the Week – 1:07:63 45. Describing Things – 1:09:00 46. Fruit – 1:10:44 47. Bugs – 1:12:19 48. The Kitchen – 1:13:39 49. Vegetables – 1:15:36 50. Pets – 1:17:07 51. Parties – 1:19:02 52. Grocery Shopping – 1:20:35 53. Differences – 1:22:36 54. The Restaurant – 1:23:33 55. Traffic – 1:24:43 56. Music (1) – 1:26:04 57. Who, What, Where and Why? – 1:27:32 58. Which Direction? – 1:28:45 59. The Office – 1:29:48 60. Money – 1:31:21 61. Manners – 1:32:24 62. The Two Sexes – 1:33:35 63. Me – 1:34:34 64. My Cat - 1:36:27 65. Music (2) – 1:37:56 66. Spring – 1:39:39 67. The Birthday Party – 1:41:10 68. My Classroom – 1:42:41 69. Vacation – 1:44:14 70. My House (1) – 1:46:08 71. My Family – 1:48:16 72. Winter – 1:50:00 73. Autumn – 1:51:53 74. Summer – 1:53:35 75. The Doctor – 1:55:43 76. The Dentist – 1:57:04 77. The School Play – 1:58:39 78. Emotions – 2:00:20 79. My First Job – 2:01:35 80. The Lie - 2:02:35 81. Hobbies – 2:04:34 82. Christmas – 2:06:12 83. Garden - 2:08:29 84. The Pet Store – 2:11:22 85. My First Day of School – 2:13:37 86. Transportation (2) – 2:15:32 87. Television – 2:18:18 88. My Country – 2:20:26 89. Food – 2:22:52 90. The Zoo – 2:24:53 91. The Museum – 2:27:01 92. The Police – 2:28:58 93. Pretending – 2:31:03 94. A Baby - 2:32:49 95. A Wedding – 2:34:19 96. My Dad – 2:35:53 97. My Mother – 2:37:27 98. A Surprise – 2:39:05 99. Rhyming Words – 2:40:36 100. Homework – 2:42:03 101. Opposites – 2:43:52 102. The Smart Paperboy – 2:45:35 103. Niagara Falls – 2:47:20 104. The Library – 2:49:28 105. When I Grow Up – 2:51:45 106. Favorite Colours – 2:53:30 107. Making Friends - 2:55:19 108. Getting Old – 2:57:07 109. Time – 2:58:52 110. Amy – 3:00:29 111. Memories – 3:02:31 112. Roommate Wanted – 3:04:01 113. Places to Live – 3:06:40 114. The Bathroom – 3:07:53 115. The Bedroom – 3:09:24 ☞ Thanks for watching! ☞ Please share and like if you enjoyed the video :) thanks so much ♥ ─────────────────── ▶ Please subscribe to update new videos. Subscribe To Update New Lesson: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV1h_cBE0Drdx19qkTM0WNw?sub_confirmation=1 -
20:43Spoken English Leaning Video Spoken English Tutorial English Conversation
Spoken English Leaning Video Spoken English Tutorial English ConversationSpoken English Leaning Video Spoken English Tutorial English Conversation
English is the international language and under stood all over the world. Here we upload how to better spoken english , IELTS Spoken English. Hope so this video improved your English conversation. -
0:00♫貓貓西洋音樂電台 English PoP Radio -24hr ♫
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59:05English Conversation 01
English Conversation 01English Conversation 01
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16:098 Tips for British English Pronunciation
8 Tips for British English Pronunciation8 Tips for British English Pronunciation
http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/ Want to train your British accent? Get my free British accent training pack: http://jadejoddle.com/coaching-tools/ TRANSCRIPT Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started. Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah. So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English. So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now. Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny". -
8:2606 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips. Stop making excuses about not having enough time to learn English. By making small changes on a daily basis; learning English will become a habit instead of a chore (or headache). You don’t need to spend an hour or two each day to get better at speaking English. Try dedicating 5, 15, or 30 minutes a day to improving your English. If you really commit to practicing English every day you will get better at it. I promise! 1. Change the language on your phone and computer operation system to English. Change the operating language on your phone and computer operation system to English. You can usually change the language under ‘settings’. Though it may be difficult to understand the first few days, you will learn new words in English without even realizing. You could also change the operating system language from your native language to English on your computer, tablet or on any social media site that you use; such as Facebook or Twitter. Again you will learn new vocabulary in English instantly. 2. Read or watch the news in English articles You may already watch or read the news on a daily basis; now try doing it in English. BBC, CNN or Google News. You will continue your “good’ habit of staying informed on what’s happening in the world and improve your English reading and/or listening at the same time. 3. Listen to Music in English and learn the lyrics. Listening to music in English is great but do you struggle to understand all of the words that they are singing? Struggle no longer! You can find the lyrics of many songs on these two websites: A to Z Lyrics Universe, Lyrics.com or you could search for the lyrics on google or your preferred search browser. 4. Write in a journal every day in English Practice writing every day. Practicing English for five or ten minutes a day will help. Write about what you did each day in English or write a story. Don’t have any ideas? Check here –English writing prompts. 5. Speak in English with someone Try to find someone to speak English with; whether it be a friend, family member or colleague from your work. The more you practice talking in English the better you will get at it. It will become more natural for you and you will start to feel less nervous when you have to speak English. 6. Watch children’s cartoons Watching cartoons is a great activity for learning English. You will hear simple English and be able to see illustrations or animation of what they are talking about at the same time. Cartoons are often repetitive so you may hear some things more than once to help you improve you listening comprehension. So, are you ready to stop making excuses and do something? Good! What action will you take today to learn English? Leave a message in the comments and let us know. -
3:487 Movie Jokes You Missed If You Only Speak English
7 Movie Jokes You Missed If You Only Speak English7 Movie Jokes You Missed If You Only Speak English
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36:38Learn English With Movies Using This Movie Technique
Learn English With Movies Using This Movie TechniqueLearn English With Movies Using This Movie Technique
http://EffortlessEnglishClub.com/show Speak English like a native by learning with movies. Movies can teach you to speak real English naturally. However, to learn with movies you must use the correct technique. Many teachers and students try to learn by simply watching movies and TV shows. Just watching movies is ineffective because you won't understand most of what you hear and you will not learn deeply. The Effortless English movie technique, as described in AJ's book, is a powerful method for completely mastering the vocabulary, phrases, grammar, and pronunciation you hear in movies. Using this method, you study and practice each scene of a movie-- learning it deeply before moving on to the next scene. The goal of the movie technique is to learn deeply, so you never forget what you have learned. In this show, AJ explains the movie technique step by step. Use this technique with all of your favorite movies and TV shows. -
3:20KiraKira - Pokémon XY (FULL ENGLISH COVER)
KiraKira - Pokémon XY (FULL ENGLISH COVER)KiraKira - Pokémon XY (FULL ENGLISH COVER)
Download MP3: http://bit.ly/JorporXx2016Drive Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/kirajorporxx My English cover of 'Kira Kira'', Clemont/Citron's character song from Pocket Monsters XY and XY's seventh ending song. Originally sung by Tomohisa Sako. The English translyrics were written by Emii. Let's start off Pokémon Month with one of my favorite ending songs! KiraKira is here! I've been wanting to do this one for AGES, but I always thought there was no instrumental version available. But then a Youtube user called 'bdnw' told me that there was one, but it was pretty hard to find! But then Hiltonium and his magical ability to search the web actually found it! To both of you, thank you! The lyrics are, as with most of my Pokémon covers, translated by Emii, who really did a wonderful job on these. She caught the meaning of the song perfectly and it was an absolute joy to sing! So... What's next? I think you all know what's next! Lyrics: Hey, there's something I need to say that's been on my mind I want to thank you for believing in me and for never leaving me behind Ah, I don't think my words can properly be expressed But all the time we spend together is the best Sometimes I stumble, lost and alone in the of night But then you're there, shining brighter than a light So now I will keep standing tall Because I don't want to fall Now's the time for me to give it my all Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡ All my friends surrounding me, every precious memory Both just mean the world to me Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade That's the promise you and I have made Hey, so do you remember the day that I met you? Your will to never give up on your dreams, it shone brightly, and you saw it through Ah, the way that you face opponents so excitedly It makes my courage build up deep inside of me If you should ever fall, feeling oh so far from the light If you're afraid and it seems you’ve lost all your might Then I’ll help you see it through Even if you're just feeling blue I will always remain next to you Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡ No matter the time of day, all my dreams are here to stay I won't let them fade away Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat Then I overcome the tears with a rat-tat-tat Let's head onward, you and me, seeing all there is to see Think of every possibility Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡ There's adventure coming near, but I have nothing to fear Just as long as you are here Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade That's the promise you and I have made So keep on trying your best and never look back, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up! Our pounding hearts have a will that can never be beat, it is something you cannot defeat Never give up on all your dreams and keep staying on track, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up! Now that I've gathered my strength I can finally see that I'll move forward as I keep looking ahead of me ___________________________________________________________ Emii's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/IrukaLucia My Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/jorporxx My Twitter: https://twitter.com/MdeGroot716 My Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jorporx Ask me stuff: http://ask.fm/JorporXx
'English' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Cross (2011)
Actors: Danny Trejo (actor), Tim Abell (producer), Ralph Lliteras (actor), Brian Austin Green (actor), Lew Temple (actor), Tom Sizemore (actor), C. Thomas Howell (actor), Robert Carradine (actor), Jake Busey (actor), Vinnie Jones (actor), Tim Abell (actor), André Gordon (actor), Michael Clarke Duncan (actor), Jake Busey (producer), Robert Amico (producer),
Genres: Action, Fantasy,Horringer: A Zombie Western (2011)
Actors: Chris D. Fullbrook (writer), Chris D. Fullbrook (actor), Chris D. Fullbrook (director), Dan Cayzer (actor), Dan Cayzer (editor), Gareth Carr (actor), Jon Cross (composer), Ben Stoddart (producer), Ed Robinson (actor), Ed Robinson (actor), Tom Lee (actor), Tom Lee (actor), George Gibson (actor), Dawn Feasey (actress), Becky Heard (actress),
Genres: Horror, Short,Well Sooted (2006)
Actors: Alex Demir (actor), Jill Bartlett (actress), Ertug Tufekcioglu (director), Ertug Tufekcioglu (producer), Nick Bennett (actor), Matthew Gilna (editor), Neeta Mittal (miscellaneous crew), Jason Baldwin Stewart (producer), Edward Katsnelson (actor), Cliff Larsen (actor), Eren Gumrukcuoglu (composer), Betim Tanriverdi (costume designer), Ben Williams (writer),
Genres: Comedy, Short,Fags and a Pint (2005)
Actors: Jim Granato (actor), Jim Granato (producer), Jim Granato (editor), Brandon Conner (actor), Bob Lucas (editor), John B. Berzins (actor), Bob Lucas (producer), Bob Lucas (writer), Bob Lucas (director), Iñaki (miscellaneous crew),
Genres: Short,Michel Vaillant (2003)
Actors: Luc Besson (writer), Romuald Drault (miscellaneous crew), Pierre-Ange Le Pogam (producer), François Levantal (actor), Martine Rapin (costume designer), Frédéric Cauvy (miscellaneous crew), Riton Liebman (actor), Daniel Pilon (actor), Marc Berman (actor), Jean-Pierre Cassel (actor), Gérard Chaillou (actor), Luc Besson (producer), Diane Kruger (actress), Emilie Maison (miscellaneous crew), Claude Fenioux (miscellaneous crew),
Genres: Action, Sport,Taglines: No limit
No Man's Land (2000)
Actors: Bryce Mitchell (composer), Bryce Mitchell (producer), Steve Braun (actor), Raj Panikkar (producer), Kenneth Mitchell (actor), Kris Booth (producer), Kris Booth (director), Keegan Jessamy (composer), Alec Saidak (actor), Ryan Booth (actor), Kurt Smeaton (actor), Ramona Barckert (writer), Brad Dent (actor), Warren Coughlin (actor), Jan Trebilcock (miscellaneous crew),
Genres: Short, War,Miracle Child (1993)
Actors: Barnard Hughes (actor), Gary Grubbs (actor), Craig Safan (composer), Maxine Bergen (miscellaneous crew), Grace Zabriskie (actress), George Wallace (actor), Cloris Leachman (actress), Barry Bernardi (producer), Gerald Di Pego (writer), John Terry (actor), Michael Pressman (director), Steve White (producer), Jenny Fitzgibbons (miscellaneous crew), Millie Moore (editor), Crystal Bernard (actress),
Genres: Drama, Family,Escape from Alcatraz (1979)
Actors: Don Siegel (director), Don Siegel (producer), Larry Hankin (actor), Jerry Fielding (composer), Lloyd Nelson (actor), Fred Ward (actor), Eugene Jackson (actor), Clint Eastwood (actor), Patrick McGoohan (actor), Danny Glover (actor), Carl Lumbly (actor), Garry Goodrow (actor), Jim Haynie (actor), Lloyd Nelson (miscellaneous crew), Ferris Webster (editor),
Plot: A group of inmates attempt a daring escape from the notorious Alcatraz prison island, from which no-one had managed to escape before. Based on a true story.
Keywords: 1960s, abuse, accordion, alcatraz, axe, bare-butt, based-on-novel, based-on-true-story, beating, brawlGenres: Biography, Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: No one has ever escaped from Alcatraz... And no one ever will!
Quotes:
Warden: If you disobey the rules of society, they send you to prison; if you disobey the rules of the prison, they send you to US. Alcatraz is not like any other prison in the United States. Here, every inmate is confined ALONE... to an individual cell. Unlike my predecessors, Wardens Johnson and Blackwell, I don't have good conduct programs, I do not have inmate counsels. Inmates here have no say in what they do; they do as they're told. You're not permitted to have newspapers or magazines carrying news; knowledge of the outside world is, ah, what we tell you. From this day on, your world will be everything that happens in this building.Warden: Alcatraz was built to keep all the rotten eggs in one basket, and I was specially chosen to make sure that the stink from the basket does not escape. Since I've been warden, a few people have tried to escape. Most of them have been recaptured; those that haven't have been killed or drowned in the bay. No one has ever escaped from Alcatraz. And no one ever will!
Wolf: I'm lookin' for a new punk!::Frank Morris: Good luck.::Wolf: You don't understand. I just found her!
Wolf: When I get out, you're dead!::Prison Guard: You might be dead before you get out.
Charley Butts: I turned 35 today. Some birthday! When's your birthday?::Frank Morris: I don't know.::Charley Butts: Geez, what kind of childhood did you have?::Frank Morris: Short.
Prison Guard: Do you like the Hole Wolf? Because you are going to rot in there for a long time.
Frank Morris: Goodbye, boy.::English: So long, boy.
Frank Morris: Here. Put that in your report!
Frank Morris: You looking at something?
Doc: [sadly] But, painting's all I have!
Someone in the House (1920)
Actors: Edward Connelly (actor), Howard Crampton (actor), Lawrence Grant (actor), William Irving (actor), Edmund Lowe (actor), Tom McGuire (actor), Vola Vale (actress), George S. Kaufman (writer), Marc Robbins (writer), John Ince (director), Lois Zellner (writer), Edward Jobson (actor), Walter Percival (writer), Larry Evans (writer), Henry Miller Jr. (actor),
Genres: Drama,Someone Must Pay (1919)
Actors: Ivan Abramson (director), Edward Connelly (actor), Howard Crampton (actor), Lawrence Grant (actor), William Irving (actor), Tom McGuire (actor), Hugh Thompson (actor), Jackie Saunders (actress), Vola Vale (actress), Ivan Abramson (writer), George S. Kaufman (writer), Edmund Breese (actor), Edmund Lowe (actor), Edward Jobson (actor), Walter Percival (writer),
Genres: Drama,Matching books:
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Speaking English Fluently Basic English Conversation - Daily English Conversation
Daily English Conversation Lesson 001 - 100. Speaking English Fluently For Beginners: Basic English Conversation. ***LESSON*** 01- Where are you from? – 00:01 02- Do you speak English? – 00:29 03- What's your name? – 00:55 04- Asking directions. – 01:25 05- I'm hungry. – 02:16 06- Do you want something to drink? – 02:49 07- That's too late. – 03:23 08- Choosing a time to meet. – 04:02 09- When do you want to go? – 04:51 10- Ordering food. – 05:42 11- Now or later? – 06:23 12- Do you have enough money? – 06:59 13- How have you been? – 07:44 14- Introducing a friend. – 08:36 15- Buying a shirt. – 09:20 16- Asking about location. – 10:24 17- Do you know the address? – 11:05 18- Vacation to Canada. – 11:45 19- Who is that woman? – 12:21 20- Common questions. – 13:21 21- The supermarket is clo...
published: 01 Nov 2015 -
English Listening Practice - Learn English Listening Comprehension
English listening comprehension - English listening practice. Learn english via listening level 1 (full) - lesson 1 - 115. TOPICS: 1. First Snow Fall - 00:01 2. Jessica's First Day of School – 01:07 3. My Flower Garden – 02:55 4. Going Camping – 03:52 5. My House – 04:57 6. My First Pet – 06:07 7. Jennifer the Firefighter – 07:11 8. Mark's Big Game – 08:09 9. The Easter Egg Hunt – 09:15 10. Joe's First Car – 10:27 11. Summer Vacation – 11:37 12. Cleaning Up Leaves – 12:43 13. Susan's Wedding Day – 13:46 14. Remembrance Day – 14:47 15. Halloween Night - 15:37 16. Christmas Eve - 16:53 17. Thanksgiving – 18:15 18. Learning How to Drive – 19:22 19. Housework – 20:26 20. Working Outside – 21:51 21. Daily Schedule – 22:55 22. Meals – 24:38 23. Seasons – 26:50 24. Weather - 28:12...
published: 21 Jun 2016 -
Spoken English Leaning Video Spoken English Tutorial English Conversation
English is the international language and under stood all over the world. Here we upload how to better spoken english , IELTS Spoken English. Hope so this video improved your English conversation.
published: 28 Mar 2014 -
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English Conversation 01
Please watch more videos: 1/English Conversation series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RLme7NQyMk&list;=PL6E41B95CF7A7C1A8 2/Let's talk series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9u5bsiJwWM&list;=PLO6186x5nff8hx2-4tAEh8fLa1OcEKEtu
published: 16 Nov 2011 -
8 Tips for British English Pronunciation
http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/ Want to train your British accent? Get my free British accent training pack: http://jadejoddle.com/coaching-tools/ TRANS...
published: 24 Feb 2015 -
06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips. Stop making excuses about not having enough time to learn English. By making small changes on a daily basis; learning English will become a habit instead of a chore (or headache). You don’t need to spend an hour or two each day to get better at speaking English. Try dedicating 5, 15, or 30 minutes a day to improving your English. If you really commit to practicing English every day you will get better at it. I promise! 1. Change the language on your phone and computer operation system to English. Change the operating language on your phone and computer operation system to English. You can usually change the language under ‘settings’. Though it may be difficult to understand the first few days, you will learn new wo...
published: 28 Aug 2014 -
7 Movie Jokes You Missed If You Only Speak English
SUBSCRIBE HERE: http://goo.gl/ITTCPW We don't need foreign language classes, just classes that tell us all the best foreign cinematic jokes. CLICK HERE for our new series, WE'RE NOT ALONE - http://goo.gl/cC9L5o CLICK HERE for more ROM.COM SEASON 3 - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... CLICK HERE for more ROM.COM SEASON 2 - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... CLICK HERE for more ROM.COM SEASON 1 - http://goo.gl/dWNuKx CLICK HERE For more AFTER HOURS: http://goo.gl/Nrg6Jh CLICK HERE For the CinemaSins Team-Up Playlist: http://goo.gl/6Fr465 WATCH every episode of STARSHIP ICARUS here - http://goo.gl/21RejZ See more http://www.cracked.com LIKE us on: http://www.facebook.com/cracked FOLLOW us on: http://www.twitter.com/cracked FOLLOW us on: http://cracked.tumblr.com
published: 04 Oct 2016 -
Learn English With Movies Using This Movie Technique
http://EffortlessEnglishClub.com/show Speak English like a native by learning with movies. Movies can teach you to speak real English naturally. However, to learn with movies you must use the correct technique. Many teachers and students try to learn by simply watching movies and TV shows. Just watching movies is ineffective because you won't understand most of what you hear and you will not learn deeply. The Effortless English movie technique, as described in AJ's book, is a powerful method for completely mastering the vocabulary, phrases, grammar, and pronunciation you hear in movies. Using this method, you study and practice each scene of a movie-- learning it deeply before moving on to the next scene. The goal of the movie technique is to learn deeply, so you never forget wha...
published: 26 Aug 2015 -
KiraKira - Pokémon XY (FULL ENGLISH COVER)
Download MP3: http://bit.ly/JorporXx2016Drive Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/kirajorporxx My English cover of 'Kira Kira'', Clemont/Citron's character song from Pocket Monsters XY and XY's seventh ending song. Originally sung by Tomohisa Sako. The English translyrics were written by Emii. Let's start off Pokémon Month with one of my favorite ending songs! KiraKira is here! I've been wanting to do this one for AGES, but I always thought there was no instrumental version available. But then a Youtube user called 'bdnw' told me that there was one, but it was pretty hard to find! But then Hiltonium and his magical ability to search the web actually found it! To both of you, thank you! The lyrics are, as with most of my Pokémon covers, translated by Emii, who really did a wonderful job on these. ...
published: 03 Oct 2016
Speaking English Fluently Basic English Conversation - Daily English Conversation
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- Duration: 95:39
- Updated: 01 Nov 2015
- views: 2839220
Daily English Conversation Lesson 001 - 100. Speaking English Fluently For Beginners: Basic English Conversation.
***LESSON***
01- Where are you from? – 00:01
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Daily English Conversation Lesson 001 - 100. Speaking English Fluently For Beginners: Basic English Conversation.
***LESSON***
01- Where are you from? – 00:01
02- Do you speak English? – 00:29
03- What's your name? – 00:55
04- Asking directions. – 01:25
05- I'm hungry. – 02:16
06- Do you want something to drink? – 02:49
07- That's too late. – 03:23
08- Choosing a time to meet. – 04:02
09- When do you want to go? – 04:51
10- Ordering food. – 05:42
11- Now or later? – 06:23
12- Do you have enough money? – 06:59
13- How have you been? – 07:44
14- Introducing a friend. – 08:36
15- Buying a shirt. – 09:20
16- Asking about location. – 10:24
17- Do you know the address? – 11:05
18- Vacation to Canada. – 11:45
19- Who is that woman? – 12:21
20- Common questions. – 13:21
21- The supermarket is closed. – 14:03
22- Do you have any children? – 14:58
23- Help with pronunciation. – 15:42
24- I lost my wallet. – 16:53
25- Phone call at work. – 17:44
26- Family trip. – 18:26
27- I went shopping. – 19:19
28- What kind of music do you like? – 20:04
29- Going to the library. – 20:54
30- Where do your parents live? – 22:00
31- Can you help me find a few things? – 23:00
32- Paying for dinner. – 24:09
33- Buying a plane ticket. – 25:00
34- Putting things in order. – 26:00
35- At the restaurant. – 27:00
36- I need to do laundry. – 28:00
37- Finding a convenience store. – 29:13
38- Geography and direction. – 30:18
39- I ate at the hotel. – 31:15
40- Going to the movies. – 32:04
41- The food tastes great. – 33:11
42- Helping a friend move. – 34:14
43- Visiting family. – 35:17
44- Looking at vacation pictures. – 36:38
45- Ordering flowers. – 37:53
46- Leaving a message. – 39:02
47- Talking about the weather. – 40:07
48- Making plans. – 41:02
49- Meeting a friend. – 42:10
50- I'm a student. – 43:16
51- Studying for exams. – 44:27
52- Did you get my message? – 45:41
53- Making a doctor's appointment. – 46:54
54- Mail. – 48:00
55- I have a cold. – 48:57
56- Dinner invitation. – 49:58
57- Send me the directions. – 50:57
58- Bad cell phone reception. – 51:47
59- Going to the gym. – 52:27
60- Car accident. – 53:23
61- Doctor's visit. – 54:10
62- Making a hotel reservation. – 55:03
63- I changed my mind. – 56:10
64- Do you want to play a game? – 57:05
65- Birthday present. – 57:56
66- Checking into a hotel. – 59:00
67- Sending a package. – 1:00:00
68- I have allergies. – 1:00:56
69- Josh works at a software company. – 1:01:52
70- Listening to music. – 1:02:58
71- Taking a taxi. – 1:03:50
72- We're not lost! – 1:04:48
73- Help me find my purse. – 1:05:54
74- Taking pictures. – 1:06:50
75- I dropped your calculator. – 1:07:39
76- I brought you an apple. – 1:08:37
77- My mother – 1:09:38
78- Jim cancelled the meeting. – 1:10:42
79- Bill got fired. – 1:11:36
80- Nervous about surgery. – 1:12:29
81- A romantic story. – 1:13:30
82- Worried about dad. – 1:14:25
83- I'm getting fat. – 1:15:39
84- I'll take you to work. – 1:16:49
85- Snowing outside. – 1:17:51
86- Missed call. – 1:18:49
87- Shopping for a friend. – 1:19:49
88- What is your major? – 1:20:46
89- New apartment. – 1:21:59
90- Have you found a girlfriend yet? – 1:23:12
91- Computer problems. – 1:24:22
92- Do you know how to get downtown? – 1:25:34
93- Did you see the news today? – 1:26:54
94- What's your favorite sport? – 1:27:39
95- Making a webpage. – 1:28:35
96- Would you mind driving? – 1:29:34
97- Your English is so good. – 1:30:36
98- Gifts. – 1:32:21
99- Election. – 1:33:24
100- Book club. – 1:34:24
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Daily English Conversation Lesson 001 - 100. Speaking English Fluently For Beginners: Basic English Conversation.
***LESSON***
01- Where are you from? – 00:01
02- Do you speak English? – 00:29
03- What's your name? – 00:55
04- Asking directions. – 01:25
05- I'm hungry. – 02:16
06- Do you want something to drink? – 02:49
07- That's too late. – 03:23
08- Choosing a time to meet. – 04:02
09- When do you want to go? – 04:51
10- Ordering food. – 05:42
11- Now or later? – 06:23
12- Do you have enough money? – 06:59
13- How have you been? – 07:44
14- Introducing a friend. – 08:36
15- Buying a shirt. – 09:20
16- Asking about location. – 10:24
17- Do you know the address? – 11:05
18- Vacation to Canada. – 11:45
19- Who is that woman? – 12:21
20- Common questions. – 13:21
21- The supermarket is closed. – 14:03
22- Do you have any children? – 14:58
23- Help with pronunciation. – 15:42
24- I lost my wallet. – 16:53
25- Phone call at work. – 17:44
26- Family trip. – 18:26
27- I went shopping. – 19:19
28- What kind of music do you like? – 20:04
29- Going to the library. – 20:54
30- Where do your parents live? – 22:00
31- Can you help me find a few things? – 23:00
32- Paying for dinner. – 24:09
33- Buying a plane ticket. – 25:00
34- Putting things in order. – 26:00
35- At the restaurant. – 27:00
36- I need to do laundry. – 28:00
37- Finding a convenience store. – 29:13
38- Geography and direction. – 30:18
39- I ate at the hotel. – 31:15
40- Going to the movies. – 32:04
41- The food tastes great. – 33:11
42- Helping a friend move. – 34:14
43- Visiting family. – 35:17
44- Looking at vacation pictures. – 36:38
45- Ordering flowers. – 37:53
46- Leaving a message. – 39:02
47- Talking about the weather. – 40:07
48- Making plans. – 41:02
49- Meeting a friend. – 42:10
50- I'm a student. – 43:16
51- Studying for exams. – 44:27
52- Did you get my message? – 45:41
53- Making a doctor's appointment. – 46:54
54- Mail. – 48:00
55- I have a cold. – 48:57
56- Dinner invitation. – 49:58
57- Send me the directions. – 50:57
58- Bad cell phone reception. – 51:47
59- Going to the gym. – 52:27
60- Car accident. – 53:23
61- Doctor's visit. – 54:10
62- Making a hotel reservation. – 55:03
63- I changed my mind. – 56:10
64- Do you want to play a game? – 57:05
65- Birthday present. – 57:56
66- Checking into a hotel. – 59:00
67- Sending a package. – 1:00:00
68- I have allergies. – 1:00:56
69- Josh works at a software company. – 1:01:52
70- Listening to music. – 1:02:58
71- Taking a taxi. – 1:03:50
72- We're not lost! – 1:04:48
73- Help me find my purse. – 1:05:54
74- Taking pictures. – 1:06:50
75- I dropped your calculator. – 1:07:39
76- I brought you an apple. – 1:08:37
77- My mother – 1:09:38
78- Jim cancelled the meeting. – 1:10:42
79- Bill got fired. – 1:11:36
80- Nervous about surgery. – 1:12:29
81- A romantic story. – 1:13:30
82- Worried about dad. – 1:14:25
83- I'm getting fat. – 1:15:39
84- I'll take you to work. – 1:16:49
85- Snowing outside. – 1:17:51
86- Missed call. – 1:18:49
87- Shopping for a friend. – 1:19:49
88- What is your major? – 1:20:46
89- New apartment. – 1:21:59
90- Have you found a girlfriend yet? – 1:23:12
91- Computer problems. – 1:24:22
92- Do you know how to get downtown? – 1:25:34
93- Did you see the news today? – 1:26:54
94- What's your favorite sport? – 1:27:39
95- Making a webpage. – 1:28:35
96- Would you mind driving? – 1:29:34
97- Your English is so good. – 1:30:36
98- Gifts. – 1:32:21
99- Election. – 1:33:24
100- Book club. – 1:34:24
☞ Thanks for watching!
☞ Please share and like if you enjoyed the video :) thanks so much ♥
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English Listening Practice - Learn English Listening Comprehension
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- Duration: 191:12
- Updated: 21 Jun 2016
- views: 33851
English listening comprehension - English listening practice.
Learn english via listening level 1 (full) - lesson 1 - 115.
TOPICS:
1. First Snow Fall - 00:01...
English listening comprehension - English listening practice.
Learn english via listening level 1 (full) - lesson 1 - 115.
TOPICS:
1. First Snow Fall - 00:01
2. Jessica's First Day of School – 01:07
3. My Flower Garden – 02:55
4. Going Camping – 03:52
5. My House – 04:57
6. My First Pet – 06:07
7. Jennifer the Firefighter – 07:11
8. Mark's Big Game – 08:09
9. The Easter Egg Hunt – 09:15
10. Joe's First Car – 10:27
11. Summer Vacation – 11:37
12. Cleaning Up Leaves – 12:43
13. Susan's Wedding Day – 13:46
14. Remembrance Day – 14:47
15. Halloween Night - 15:37
16. Christmas Eve - 16:53
17. Thanksgiving – 18:15
18. Learning How to Drive – 19:22
19. Housework – 20:26
20. Working Outside – 21:51
21. Daily Schedule – 22:55
22. Meals – 24:38
23. Seasons – 26:50
24. Weather - 28:12
25. House – 30:13
26. School – 31:59
27. Subjects – 34:14
28. International Students - 35:41
29. Interests and Hobbies – 37:33
30. Movies - 39:30
31. Flowers - 41:52
32. The Shopping Mall – 44:18
33. Travel – 47:18
34. The Farm – 49:09
35. Transportation (1) – 51:03
36. Holidays – 52:54
37. Diseases – 55:19
38. Jobs – 57:03
39. My Body – 59:13
40. Clothing – 1:01:20
41. Colors – 1:03:29
42. Wild Animals – 1:04:39
43. Months - 1:06:01
44. Days of the Week – 1:07:63
45. Describing Things – 1:09:00
46. Fruit – 1:10:44
47. Bugs – 1:12:19
48. The Kitchen – 1:13:39
49. Vegetables – 1:15:36
50. Pets – 1:17:07
51. Parties – 1:19:02
52. Grocery Shopping – 1:20:35
53. Differences – 1:22:36
54. The Restaurant – 1:23:33
55. Traffic – 1:24:43
56. Music (1) – 1:26:04
57. Who, What, Where and Why? – 1:27:32
58. Which Direction? – 1:28:45
59. The Office – 1:29:48
60. Money – 1:31:21
61. Manners – 1:32:24
62. The Two Sexes – 1:33:35
63. Me – 1:34:34
64. My Cat - 1:36:27
65. Music (2) – 1:37:56
66. Spring – 1:39:39
67. The Birthday Party – 1:41:10
68. My Classroom – 1:42:41
69. Vacation – 1:44:14
70. My House (1) – 1:46:08
71. My Family – 1:48:16
72. Winter – 1:50:00
73. Autumn – 1:51:53
74. Summer – 1:53:35
75. The Doctor – 1:55:43
76. The Dentist – 1:57:04
77. The School Play – 1:58:39
78. Emotions – 2:00:20
79. My First Job – 2:01:35
80. The Lie - 2:02:35
81. Hobbies – 2:04:34
82. Christmas – 2:06:12
83. Garden - 2:08:29
84. The Pet Store – 2:11:22
85. My First Day of School – 2:13:37
86. Transportation (2) – 2:15:32
87. Television – 2:18:18
88. My Country – 2:20:26
89. Food – 2:22:52
90. The Zoo – 2:24:53
91. The Museum – 2:27:01
92. The Police – 2:28:58
93. Pretending – 2:31:03
94. A Baby - 2:32:49
95. A Wedding – 2:34:19
96. My Dad – 2:35:53
97. My Mother – 2:37:27
98. A Surprise – 2:39:05
99. Rhyming Words – 2:40:36
100. Homework – 2:42:03
101. Opposites – 2:43:52
102. The Smart Paperboy – 2:45:35
103. Niagara Falls – 2:47:20
104. The Library – 2:49:28
105. When I Grow Up – 2:51:45
106. Favorite Colours – 2:53:30
107. Making Friends - 2:55:19
108. Getting Old – 2:57:07
109. Time – 2:58:52
110. Amy – 3:00:29
111. Memories – 3:02:31
112. Roommate Wanted – 3:04:01
113. Places to Live – 3:06:40
114. The Bathroom – 3:07:53
115. The Bedroom – 3:09:24
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English listening comprehension - English listening practice.
Learn english via listening level 1 (full) - lesson 1 - 115.
TOPICS:
1. First Snow Fall - 00:01
2. Jessica's First Day of School – 01:07
3. My Flower Garden – 02:55
4. Going Camping – 03:52
5. My House – 04:57
6. My First Pet – 06:07
7. Jennifer the Firefighter – 07:11
8. Mark's Big Game – 08:09
9. The Easter Egg Hunt – 09:15
10. Joe's First Car – 10:27
11. Summer Vacation – 11:37
12. Cleaning Up Leaves – 12:43
13. Susan's Wedding Day – 13:46
14. Remembrance Day – 14:47
15. Halloween Night - 15:37
16. Christmas Eve - 16:53
17. Thanksgiving – 18:15
18. Learning How to Drive – 19:22
19. Housework – 20:26
20. Working Outside – 21:51
21. Daily Schedule – 22:55
22. Meals – 24:38
23. Seasons – 26:50
24. Weather - 28:12
25. House – 30:13
26. School – 31:59
27. Subjects – 34:14
28. International Students - 35:41
29. Interests and Hobbies – 37:33
30. Movies - 39:30
31. Flowers - 41:52
32. The Shopping Mall – 44:18
33. Travel – 47:18
34. The Farm – 49:09
35. Transportation (1) – 51:03
36. Holidays – 52:54
37. Diseases – 55:19
38. Jobs – 57:03
39. My Body – 59:13
40. Clothing – 1:01:20
41. Colors – 1:03:29
42. Wild Animals – 1:04:39
43. Months - 1:06:01
44. Days of the Week – 1:07:63
45. Describing Things – 1:09:00
46. Fruit – 1:10:44
47. Bugs – 1:12:19
48. The Kitchen – 1:13:39
49. Vegetables – 1:15:36
50. Pets – 1:17:07
51. Parties – 1:19:02
52. Grocery Shopping – 1:20:35
53. Differences – 1:22:36
54. The Restaurant – 1:23:33
55. Traffic – 1:24:43
56. Music (1) – 1:26:04
57. Who, What, Where and Why? – 1:27:32
58. Which Direction? – 1:28:45
59. The Office – 1:29:48
60. Money – 1:31:21
61. Manners – 1:32:24
62. The Two Sexes – 1:33:35
63. Me – 1:34:34
64. My Cat - 1:36:27
65. Music (2) – 1:37:56
66. Spring – 1:39:39
67. The Birthday Party – 1:41:10
68. My Classroom – 1:42:41
69. Vacation – 1:44:14
70. My House (1) – 1:46:08
71. My Family – 1:48:16
72. Winter – 1:50:00
73. Autumn – 1:51:53
74. Summer – 1:53:35
75. The Doctor – 1:55:43
76. The Dentist – 1:57:04
77. The School Play – 1:58:39
78. Emotions – 2:00:20
79. My First Job – 2:01:35
80. The Lie - 2:02:35
81. Hobbies – 2:04:34
82. Christmas – 2:06:12
83. Garden - 2:08:29
84. The Pet Store – 2:11:22
85. My First Day of School – 2:13:37
86. Transportation (2) – 2:15:32
87. Television – 2:18:18
88. My Country – 2:20:26
89. Food – 2:22:52
90. The Zoo – 2:24:53
91. The Museum – 2:27:01
92. The Police – 2:28:58
93. Pretending – 2:31:03
94. A Baby - 2:32:49
95. A Wedding – 2:34:19
96. My Dad – 2:35:53
97. My Mother – 2:37:27
98. A Surprise – 2:39:05
99. Rhyming Words – 2:40:36
100. Homework – 2:42:03
101. Opposites – 2:43:52
102. The Smart Paperboy – 2:45:35
103. Niagara Falls – 2:47:20
104. The Library – 2:49:28
105. When I Grow Up – 2:51:45
106. Favorite Colours – 2:53:30
107. Making Friends - 2:55:19
108. Getting Old – 2:57:07
109. Time – 2:58:52
110. Amy – 3:00:29
111. Memories – 3:02:31
112. Roommate Wanted – 3:04:01
113. Places to Live – 3:06:40
114. The Bathroom – 3:07:53
115. The Bedroom – 3:09:24
☞ Thanks for watching!
☞ Please share and like if you enjoyed the video :) thanks so much ♥
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Spoken English Leaning Video Spoken English Tutorial English Conversation
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- Duration: 20:43
- Updated: 28 Mar 2014
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English is the international language and under stood all over the world. Here we upload how to better spoken english , IELTS Spoken English. Hope so this video...
English is the international language and under stood all over the world. Here we upload how to better spoken english , IELTS Spoken English. Hope so this video improved your English conversation.
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English is the international language and under stood all over the world. Here we upload how to better spoken english , IELTS Spoken English. Hope so this video improved your English conversation.
- published: 28 Mar 2014
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8 Tips for British English Pronunciation
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- Duration: 16:09
- Updated: 24 Feb 2015
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http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply...
http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/
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TRANSCRIPT
Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started.
Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah.
So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English.
So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now.
Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny".
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http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/
Want to train your British accent? Get my free British accent training pack: http://jadejoddle.com/coaching-tools/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started.
Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah.
So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English.
So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now.
Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny".
- published: 24 Feb 2015
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06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
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- Duration: 8:26
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06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
Stop making excuses about not having enough time to learn English. By making small change...
06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
Stop making excuses about not having enough time to learn English. By making small changes on a daily basis; learning English will become a habit instead of a chore (or headache).
You don’t need to spend an hour or two each day to get better at speaking English. Try dedicating 5, 15, or 30 minutes a day to improving your English. If you really commit to practicing English every day you will get better at it. I promise!
1. Change the language on your phone and computer operation system to English.
Change the operating language on your phone and computer operation system to English. You can usually change the language under ‘settings’. Though it may be difficult to understand the first few days, you will learn new words in English without even realizing.
You could also change the operating system language from your native language to English on your computer, tablet or on any social media site that you use; such as Facebook or Twitter. Again you will learn new vocabulary in English instantly.
2. Read or watch the news in English articles
You may already watch or read the news on a daily basis; now try doing it in English. BBC, CNN or Google News. You will continue your “good’ habit of staying informed on what’s happening in the world and improve your English reading and/or listening at the same time.
3. Listen to Music in English and learn the lyrics.
Listening to music in English is great but do you struggle to understand all of the words that they are singing? Struggle no longer! You can find the lyrics of many songs on these two websites: A to Z Lyrics Universe, Lyrics.com or you could search for the lyrics on google or your preferred search browser.
4. Write in a journal every day in English
Practice writing every day. Practicing English for five or ten minutes a day will help. Write about what you did each day in English or write a story. Don’t have any ideas? Check here –English writing prompts.
5. Speak in English with someone
Try to find someone to speak English with; whether it be a friend, family member or colleague from your work. The more you practice talking in English the better you will get at it. It will become more natural for you and you will start to feel less nervous when you have to speak English.
6. Watch children’s cartoons
Watching cartoons is a great activity for learning English. You will hear simple English and be able to see illustrations or animation of what they are talking about at the same time. Cartoons are often repetitive so you may hear some things more than once to help you improve you listening comprehension.
So, are you ready to stop making excuses and do something? Good! What action will you take today to learn English? Leave a message in the comments and let us know.
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06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
Stop making excuses about not having enough time to learn English. By making small changes on a daily basis; learning English will become a habit instead of a chore (or headache).
You don’t need to spend an hour or two each day to get better at speaking English. Try dedicating 5, 15, or 30 minutes a day to improving your English. If you really commit to practicing English every day you will get better at it. I promise!
1. Change the language on your phone and computer operation system to English.
Change the operating language on your phone and computer operation system to English. You can usually change the language under ‘settings’. Though it may be difficult to understand the first few days, you will learn new words in English without even realizing.
You could also change the operating system language from your native language to English on your computer, tablet or on any social media site that you use; such as Facebook or Twitter. Again you will learn new vocabulary in English instantly.
2. Read or watch the news in English articles
You may already watch or read the news on a daily basis; now try doing it in English. BBC, CNN or Google News. You will continue your “good’ habit of staying informed on what’s happening in the world and improve your English reading and/or listening at the same time.
3. Listen to Music in English and learn the lyrics.
Listening to music in English is great but do you struggle to understand all of the words that they are singing? Struggle no longer! You can find the lyrics of many songs on these two websites: A to Z Lyrics Universe, Lyrics.com or you could search for the lyrics on google or your preferred search browser.
4. Write in a journal every day in English
Practice writing every day. Practicing English for five or ten minutes a day will help. Write about what you did each day in English or write a story. Don’t have any ideas? Check here –English writing prompts.
5. Speak in English with someone
Try to find someone to speak English with; whether it be a friend, family member or colleague from your work. The more you practice talking in English the better you will get at it. It will become more natural for you and you will start to feel less nervous when you have to speak English.
6. Watch children’s cartoons
Watching cartoons is a great activity for learning English. You will hear simple English and be able to see illustrations or animation of what they are talking about at the same time. Cartoons are often repetitive so you may hear some things more than once to help you improve you listening comprehension.
So, are you ready to stop making excuses and do something? Good! What action will you take today to learn English? Leave a message in the comments and let us know.
- published: 28 Aug 2014
- views: 1709682
7 Movie Jokes You Missed If You Only Speak English
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We don't need foreign language classes, just classes that tell us all the best foreign cinematic jokes.
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Learn English With Movies Using This Movie Technique
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- Duration: 36:38
- Updated: 26 Aug 2015
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http://EffortlessEnglishClub.com/show Speak English like a native by learning with movies. Movies can teach you to speak real English naturally. However, to ...
http://EffortlessEnglishClub.com/show Speak English like a native by learning with movies. Movies can teach you to speak real English naturally. However, to learn with movies you must use the correct technique. Many teachers and students try to learn by simply watching movies and TV shows. Just watching movies is ineffective because you won't understand most of what you hear and you will not learn deeply.
The Effortless English movie technique, as described in AJ's book, is a powerful method for completely mastering the vocabulary, phrases, grammar, and pronunciation you hear in movies. Using this method, you study and practice each scene of a movie-- learning it deeply before moving on to the next scene. The goal of the movie technique is to learn deeply, so you never forget what you have learned.
In this show, AJ explains the movie technique step by step. Use this technique with all of your favorite movies and TV shows.
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http://EffortlessEnglishClub.com/show Speak English like a native by learning with movies. Movies can teach you to speak real English naturally. However, to learn with movies you must use the correct technique. Many teachers and students try to learn by simply watching movies and TV shows. Just watching movies is ineffective because you won't understand most of what you hear and you will not learn deeply.
The Effortless English movie technique, as described in AJ's book, is a powerful method for completely mastering the vocabulary, phrases, grammar, and pronunciation you hear in movies. Using this method, you study and practice each scene of a movie-- learning it deeply before moving on to the next scene. The goal of the movie technique is to learn deeply, so you never forget what you have learned.
In this show, AJ explains the movie technique step by step. Use this technique with all of your favorite movies and TV shows.
- published: 26 Aug 2015
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KiraKira - Pokémon XY (FULL ENGLISH COVER)
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My English cover of 'Kira Kira'', Clemont/Citron's character song from Pocket Monsters XY and XY's seventh ending song. Originally sung by Tomohisa Sako. The English translyrics were written by Emii.
Let's start off Pokémon Month with one of my favorite ending songs! KiraKira is here! I've been wanting to do this one for AGES, but I always thought there was no instrumental version available. But then a Youtube user called 'bdnw' told me that there was one, but it was pretty hard to find! But then Hiltonium and his magical ability to search the web actually found it! To both of you, thank you!
The lyrics are, as with most of my Pokémon covers, translated by Emii, who really did a wonderful job on these. She caught the meaning of the song perfectly and it was an absolute joy to sing!
So... What's next? I think you all know what's next!
Lyrics:
Hey, there's something I need to say that's been on my mind
I want to thank you for believing in me and for never leaving me behind
Ah, I don't think my words can properly be expressed
But all the time we spend together is the best
Sometimes I stumble, lost and alone in the of night
But then you're there, shining brighter than a light
So now I will keep standing tall
Because I don't want to fall
Now's the time for me to give it my all
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
All my friends surrounding me, every precious memory
Both just mean the world to me
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat
Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade
That's the promise you and I have made
Hey, so do you remember the day that I met you?
Your will to never give up on your dreams, it shone brightly, and you saw it through
Ah, the way that you face opponents so excitedly
It makes my courage build up deep inside of me
If you should ever fall, feeling oh so far from the light
If you're afraid and it seems you’ve lost all your might
Then I’ll help you see it through
Even if you're just feeling blue
I will always remain next to you
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
No matter the time of day, all my dreams are here to stay
I won't let them fade away
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I overcome the tears with a rat-tat-tat
Let's head onward, you and me, seeing all there is to see
Think of every possibility
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
There's adventure coming near, but I have nothing to fear
Just as long as you are here
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat
Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade
That's the promise you and I have made
So keep on trying your best and never look back, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!
Our pounding hearts have a will that can never be beat, it is something you cannot defeat
Never give up on all your dreams and keep staying on track, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!
Now that I've gathered my strength I can finally see that I'll move forward as I keep looking ahead of me
___________________________________________________________
Emii's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/IrukaLucia
My Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/jorporxx
My Twitter: https://twitter.com/MdeGroot716
My Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jorporx
Ask me stuff: http://ask.fm/JorporXx
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Download MP3: http://bit.ly/JorporXx2016Drive
Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/kirajorporxx
My English cover of 'Kira Kira'', Clemont/Citron's character song from Pocket Monsters XY and XY's seventh ending song. Originally sung by Tomohisa Sako. The English translyrics were written by Emii.
Let's start off Pokémon Month with one of my favorite ending songs! KiraKira is here! I've been wanting to do this one for AGES, but I always thought there was no instrumental version available. But then a Youtube user called 'bdnw' told me that there was one, but it was pretty hard to find! But then Hiltonium and his magical ability to search the web actually found it! To both of you, thank you!
The lyrics are, as with most of my Pokémon covers, translated by Emii, who really did a wonderful job on these. She caught the meaning of the song perfectly and it was an absolute joy to sing!
So... What's next? I think you all know what's next!
Lyrics:
Hey, there's something I need to say that's been on my mind
I want to thank you for believing in me and for never leaving me behind
Ah, I don't think my words can properly be expressed
But all the time we spend together is the best
Sometimes I stumble, lost and alone in the of night
But then you're there, shining brighter than a light
So now I will keep standing tall
Because I don't want to fall
Now's the time for me to give it my all
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
All my friends surrounding me, every precious memory
Both just mean the world to me
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat
Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade
That's the promise you and I have made
Hey, so do you remember the day that I met you?
Your will to never give up on your dreams, it shone brightly, and you saw it through
Ah, the way that you face opponents so excitedly
It makes my courage build up deep inside of me
If you should ever fall, feeling oh so far from the light
If you're afraid and it seems you’ve lost all your might
Then I’ll help you see it through
Even if you're just feeling blue
I will always remain next to you
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
No matter the time of day, all my dreams are here to stay
I won't let them fade away
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I overcome the tears with a rat-tat-tat
Let's head onward, you and me, seeing all there is to see
Think of every possibility
Shimmer shimmer shimmering a sparkling hue
Sending kisses into my pocket, chu chu chu~♡
There's adventure coming near, but I have nothing to fear
Just as long as you are here
Twirling whirling whirling until I fall flat
Then I laugh it all away with a rat-tat-tat
Even times when I'm afraid, I won't let my courage fade
That's the promise you and I have made
So keep on trying your best and never look back, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!
Our pounding hearts have a will that can never be beat, it is something you cannot defeat
Never give up on all your dreams and keep staying on track, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!
Now that I've gathered my strength I can finally see that I'll move forward as I keep looking ahead of me
___________________________________________________________
Emii's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/IrukaLucia
My Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/jorporxx
My Twitter: https://twitter.com/MdeGroot716
My Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jorporx
Ask me stuff: http://ask.fm/JorporXx
- published: 03 Oct 2016
- views: 4006
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The WORST English mistakes native speakers make
Even native English speakers make mistakes! In this video, you'll learn five mistakes English speakers make that you should avoid. We'll look at spelling, pronunciation, confused meanings, bad grammar, slang, and words that don't exist! It's okay to make mistakes, and when you're learning a language, you're going to make some. My goal in this lesson is to get rid of some common mistakes, so that you can sound smarter and be more confident with your English. Once you know these five mistakes, watch this other video on five other common native speaker mistakes: https://youtu.be/75CP1xyoNFo TRANSCRIPT "Swept up like a douche on the..." Uh, douche. Deuce, deuce, deuce. Hi. James from engVid. I just made a mistake in singing that song. I used the wrong words or lyrics. It happens all the tim...
published: 29 Sep 2016 -
Alexis Sánchez v/s Basilea (English Commentary -28/09/2016)
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published: 28 Sep 2016 -
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Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #139
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #139
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #140
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #140
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #141
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #141
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
English Bulldog drools over large pizza
Winston the bulldog is in doggy heaven when a freshly delivered pizza arrives at his home. He can't wait to dig in! Source & embed code: https://rumble.com/v31t3j-english-bulldog-drooling-over-pizza.html. For licensing, please email licensing@rumble.com.
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
Making a pitch – 13 – English at Work gets your pitch perfect
Oh no! Anna's making a pitch to Mr Lime and his team at Citrus Ventures, but her presentation is not going to plan. Her computer has crashed and the presentation, along with her notes, has frozen. She's on her own now and all she can do is talk... but what can she say? This is where she really needs some skills to help her pitch the Imperial Lemon. To pitch something means to do a sales presentation. For more English at Work and other great content:: http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/english-at-work TRANSCRIPT Narrator: Hello, welcome back to the offices of Citrus Ventures! (broken computer and murmur of people at meeting, as proceedings have been interrupted) Anna's presentation to Mr Lime and his colleagues continues... Well, almost! Her computer has jammed and the...
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
English/Hindi Google Webmaster Central office-hours hangout
All Indian Webmasters are invited to join us for a Webmaster Central hangout at 11:00 IST this Thursday :) Add your questions to this event page, this session is open to anything webmaster related like crawling, indexing, mobile sites, internationalization, duplicate content, Sitemaps, Webmaster Tools, pagination, duplicate content, multi-lingual/multi-regional sites, etc. This is a Hangout on Air on Google+. It works best with a webcam + headset. You can find out more about Hangouts and how to participate at https://sites.google.com/site/webmasterhelpforum/en/office-hours Feel free to drop by - we welcome webmasters of all levels!
published: 28 Sep 2016 -
Inside Story - Are presidential debates important?
With weeks to go until the US presidential election, the two main candidates have held their first TV debate. Republican Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton fought over the economy, national security and foreign policy. Polls suggest the race for the country's top job is close. So, can televised debates change how people vote? Presenter: Jane Dutton Guests: Jocelyn Mitchell - Assistant Professor at Northwestern University in Qatar Lincoln Mitchell - Author and Journalist David Love - Executive Editor, blackcommentator.com - Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe - Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish - Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera - Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/
published: 27 Sep 2016
The WORST English mistakes native speakers make
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- Duration: 17:39
- Updated: 29 Sep 2016
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Even native English speakers make mistakes! In this video, you'll learn five mistakes English speakers make that you should avoid. We'll look at spelling, pronu...
Even native English speakers make mistakes! In this video, you'll learn five mistakes English speakers make that you should avoid. We'll look at spelling, pronunciation, confused meanings, bad grammar, slang, and words that don't exist! It's okay to make mistakes, and when you're learning a language, you're going to make some. My goal in this lesson is to get rid of some common mistakes, so that you can sound smarter and be more confident with your English. Once you know these five mistakes, watch this other video on five other common native speaker mistakes: https://youtu.be/75CP1xyoNFo
TRANSCRIPT
"Swept up like a douche on the..." Uh, douche. Deuce, deuce, deuce. Hi. James from engVid. I just made a mistake in singing that song. I used the wrong words or lyrics. It happens all the time. People do it when they speak. And native speakers make certain mistakes that we don't think of as mistakes, and sometimes even teachers, like myself, will do it. So, this particular lesson is how to not make the mistakes that we make, and we don't even know we're making them. I want to help you speak like a native speaker, but not make the same mistakes they do. Okay? So, we're going to look at five different word pairs that are confused in English. But at the end of this lesson, you won't be confused, and in fact, you should understand English a little bit better. Are you ready? Let's go to the board. Okay. "Swept up like a douche", what was I thinking? Are you ready?
So, look, Mr. E's saying: "We all make mistakes!" And what mistakes does he want to point out today? Let's take a look. "Literally" versus "figuratively". "I literally fell down the stairs. Well, figuratively speaking, I fell down the stairs." For you, it doesn't make a difference, but there's a huge difference. "Literally" in English means it actually happened. What I'm talking about happened. So, I literally got punched in the face. I got punched, literally, you can see it. But if it didn't happen, maybe somebody said something to you that you didn't like and you said: "It felt like I got punched in the stomach, like I was literally punched." Well, no, they said something you didn't like, that's figuratively. So you could say: "Figuratively speaking" or "Figuratively put, it felt like I got punched in the stomach." "Literally" means it has to happen, "figuratively" is a metaphor. It's a way of using language to let someone know how you feel in a graphic way. Okay? So, you're giving them something to feel with or work with, because it didn't happen, but you can't really explain how it felt. A punch in the stomach really hurts. Well, words don't physically hurt you, but we all know what it's... Well, maybe. We know what it's like to get hit in the stomach, it's not comfortable, so we understand what they're saying. Right? Cool.
How about the next one? "Could have", "could of". Huh? Well, here's the deal: It's more about stress than anything else. This is something that we don't pay attention to, because as English speakers, we know: "I could have done that", it's really a stress of the "v" from the "have". Right? "Could have", because we contract the word to: "could", and it looks like this, we get rid of this and do that, and it becomes: "could've". But because we say "v" and we stress that, people who are non-native think we're saying "could of". Now, it's not really noticeable when they speak or we speak, because, you know, you can't see words when I am talking. The problem comes when you write. An English speaker will write: "I could have done this", and they will write either: "could have" or they'll write "could": "could've", like this. But unfortunately, non-native speakers will actually write it with "of" because they're confused by the words. Right? So this is a mistake more for writing, but be careful. Okay? You can have the same thing with: "could of", "should of", "would of", the o-f. Okay? Cool. So that's number two.
Let's look at number three, another mistake that native people make sometimes, and you might make more often. "Who" versus "that". This is a simple one. "Who" is used for people. "Do you know the guy who lives next door?", "who" because "who" is a person. Easy enough. "That" is used for things. "Do you know the machine that sits on top of my counter?" Because it's not a person, it's a thing. And usually you remember this when we talk about: "Do you want this or do you want that?" You don't refer to people with "this" or "that", generally speaking. Okay? But sometimes...
Notice that I made a mistake. Huh? I'm going to go here. I made a little mistake. Sorry, guys. "Noticeable", now that is much more noticeable, so don't make my mistake. See? We all make mistakes.
Anyway, "who" versus "that". Now, when I said "that" with a machine: "Do you know that machine on my desk?" it's for things. Right? You wouldn't say: "Do you know the machine who sits on my desk?"
wn.com/The Worst English Mistakes Native Speakers Make
Even native English speakers make mistakes! In this video, you'll learn five mistakes English speakers make that you should avoid. We'll look at spelling, pronunciation, confused meanings, bad grammar, slang, and words that don't exist! It's okay to make mistakes, and when you're learning a language, you're going to make some. My goal in this lesson is to get rid of some common mistakes, so that you can sound smarter and be more confident with your English. Once you know these five mistakes, watch this other video on five other common native speaker mistakes: https://youtu.be/75CP1xyoNFo
TRANSCRIPT
"Swept up like a douche on the..." Uh, douche. Deuce, deuce, deuce. Hi. James from engVid. I just made a mistake in singing that song. I used the wrong words or lyrics. It happens all the time. People do it when they speak. And native speakers make certain mistakes that we don't think of as mistakes, and sometimes even teachers, like myself, will do it. So, this particular lesson is how to not make the mistakes that we make, and we don't even know we're making them. I want to help you speak like a native speaker, but not make the same mistakes they do. Okay? So, we're going to look at five different word pairs that are confused in English. But at the end of this lesson, you won't be confused, and in fact, you should understand English a little bit better. Are you ready? Let's go to the board. Okay. "Swept up like a douche", what was I thinking? Are you ready?
So, look, Mr. E's saying: "We all make mistakes!" And what mistakes does he want to point out today? Let's take a look. "Literally" versus "figuratively". "I literally fell down the stairs. Well, figuratively speaking, I fell down the stairs." For you, it doesn't make a difference, but there's a huge difference. "Literally" in English means it actually happened. What I'm talking about happened. So, I literally got punched in the face. I got punched, literally, you can see it. But if it didn't happen, maybe somebody said something to you that you didn't like and you said: "It felt like I got punched in the stomach, like I was literally punched." Well, no, they said something you didn't like, that's figuratively. So you could say: "Figuratively speaking" or "Figuratively put, it felt like I got punched in the stomach." "Literally" means it has to happen, "figuratively" is a metaphor. It's a way of using language to let someone know how you feel in a graphic way. Okay? So, you're giving them something to feel with or work with, because it didn't happen, but you can't really explain how it felt. A punch in the stomach really hurts. Well, words don't physically hurt you, but we all know what it's... Well, maybe. We know what it's like to get hit in the stomach, it's not comfortable, so we understand what they're saying. Right? Cool.
How about the next one? "Could have", "could of". Huh? Well, here's the deal: It's more about stress than anything else. This is something that we don't pay attention to, because as English speakers, we know: "I could have done that", it's really a stress of the "v" from the "have". Right? "Could have", because we contract the word to: "could", and it looks like this, we get rid of this and do that, and it becomes: "could've". But because we say "v" and we stress that, people who are non-native think we're saying "could of". Now, it's not really noticeable when they speak or we speak, because, you know, you can't see words when I am talking. The problem comes when you write. An English speaker will write: "I could have done this", and they will write either: "could have" or they'll write "could": "could've", like this. But unfortunately, non-native speakers will actually write it with "of" because they're confused by the words. Right? So this is a mistake more for writing, but be careful. Okay? You can have the same thing with: "could of", "should of", "would of", the o-f. Okay? Cool. So that's number two.
Let's look at number three, another mistake that native people make sometimes, and you might make more often. "Who" versus "that". This is a simple one. "Who" is used for people. "Do you know the guy who lives next door?", "who" because "who" is a person. Easy enough. "That" is used for things. "Do you know the machine that sits on top of my counter?" Because it's not a person, it's a thing. And usually you remember this when we talk about: "Do you want this or do you want that?" You don't refer to people with "this" or "that", generally speaking. Okay? But sometimes...
Notice that I made a mistake. Huh? I'm going to go here. I made a little mistake. Sorry, guys. "Noticeable", now that is much more noticeable, so don't make my mistake. See? We all make mistakes.
Anyway, "who" versus "that". Now, when I said "that" with a machine: "Do you know that machine on my desk?" it's for things. Right? You wouldn't say: "Do you know the machine who sits on my desk?"
- published: 29 Sep 2016
- views: 1780
Alexis Sánchez v/s Basilea (English Commentary -28/09/2016)
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- Duration: 6:26
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 6944
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- published: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 6944
Alison - Line Dance (Dance & Teach in English & 中文)
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- Duration: 6:45
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 1750
Choreographed by: Peter Metelnick (Sept 2016)
32 count - 4 wall - Intermediate level line dance
Music: "Alison" by Nato
Choreographed by: Peter Metelnick (Sept 2016)
32 count - 4 wall - Intermediate level line dance
Music: "Alison" by Nato
wn.com/Alison Line Dance (Dance Teach In English 中文)
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #139
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:54
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 13616
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #140
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:56
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 11345
Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #141
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- Duration: 26:58
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 9461
English Bulldog drools over large pizza
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- Duration: 0:32
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 1853
Winston the bulldog is in doggy heaven when a freshly delivered pizza arrives at his home. He can't wait to dig in!
Source & embed code: https://rumble.com/v31...
Winston the bulldog is in doggy heaven when a freshly delivered pizza arrives at his home. He can't wait to dig in!
Source & embed code: https://rumble.com/v31t3j-english-bulldog-drooling-over-pizza.html.
For licensing, please email licensing@rumble.com.
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Making a pitch – 13 – English at Work gets your pitch perfect
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- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 102
Oh no! Anna's making a pitch to Mr Lime and his team at Citrus Ventures, but her presentation is not going to plan. Her computer has crashed and the presentatio...
Oh no! Anna's making a pitch to Mr Lime and his team at Citrus Ventures, but her presentation is not going to plan. Her computer has crashed and the presentation, along with her notes, has frozen.
She's on her own now and all she can do is talk... but what can she say? This is where she really needs some skills to help her pitch the Imperial Lemon. To pitch something means to do a sales presentation.
For more English at Work and other great content:: http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/english-at-work
TRANSCRIPT
Narrator: Hello, welcome back to the offices of Citrus Ventures!
(broken computer and murmur of people at meeting, as proceedings have been interrupted)
Anna's presentation to Mr Lime and his colleagues continues... Well, almost! Her computer has jammed and the presentation, along with her notes, are frozen.
Anna: Oh no, this is terrible!
Narrator: Anna, you're going to have to manage without the slideshow or notes. Just talk!
Anna: Just talk! Just talk! You just talk! What on earth am I going to say? My mind is blank.
Narrator: Try to remember the key points you wanted to share, and give them one by one. If you can, give some facts that support each point. For example:
Tip Top Trading is growing fast – our number of clients doubled last year.
Use phrases like this:
The company has a strong track record of...
Let me share with you...
The Imperial Lemon's key strengths are...
Anna: OK. Ahem!
(murmurs die down)
Sorry about that, I'll just have to continue talking without the slideshow. So, ahem.... Tip Top Trading is growing fast – our number of clients doubled last year. This is because our company-
Narrator: Yes, but try not to bark out information like a robot.
Look people in the eye, slow down and try to be more conversational….oh, and smile!
Anna: (more conversationally) Tip Top Trading is growing fast – our number of clients doubled last year. This is because our company has a strong track record of reliability and because, thanks to new technology, our fruits are more and more convincing. Our bananas have won awards for being the most authentic-looking fruits in Europe. We are very happy that Citrus Ventures is already among our clients and we hope to build on that by offering you more exciting new fruits. Let me share with you our latest product: (sound of unzipping of a bag) the Imperial Lemon.
(impressed murmur from the audience)
The Imperial Lemon's key strengths are its design and flexibility. It is made with revolutionary faux-orange-premium, laser-curve-definition technology... (fade out)
Narrator: What an excellent performance from Anna. She focussed on some key points, supported them with facts and structured her answer clearly. She also managed to relax and sound more natural. She used these phrases:
The company has a strong track record of...
Let me share with you...
The Imperial Lemon's key strengths are...
Let's fast-forward to after the meeting to see if she gets an order.
Anna: …so thank you for your time, I hope you're impressed with our Imperial Lemon.
Mr Lime: Fantastic Anna, fantastic!
Anna: Thank you.
Mr Lime: Those... lemons – wow. I'd like to put in an order for three hundred thousand right away.
Anna: Of course.
Mr Lime: Now, what's your direct phone number?
Narrator: Good work. Although, I must say, Mr Lime seems just as excited about Anna as he is about the lemons. Hmm....watch out Anna! Until next time!
wn.com/Making A Pitch – 13 – English At Work Gets Your Pitch Perfect
Oh no! Anna's making a pitch to Mr Lime and his team at Citrus Ventures, but her presentation is not going to plan. Her computer has crashed and the presentation, along with her notes, has frozen.
She's on her own now and all she can do is talk... but what can she say? This is where she really needs some skills to help her pitch the Imperial Lemon. To pitch something means to do a sales presentation.
For more English at Work and other great content:: http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/english-at-work
TRANSCRIPT
Narrator: Hello, welcome back to the offices of Citrus Ventures!
(broken computer and murmur of people at meeting, as proceedings have been interrupted)
Anna's presentation to Mr Lime and his colleagues continues... Well, almost! Her computer has jammed and the presentation, along with her notes, are frozen.
Anna: Oh no, this is terrible!
Narrator: Anna, you're going to have to manage without the slideshow or notes. Just talk!
Anna: Just talk! Just talk! You just talk! What on earth am I going to say? My mind is blank.
Narrator: Try to remember the key points you wanted to share, and give them one by one. If you can, give some facts that support each point. For example:
Tip Top Trading is growing fast – our number of clients doubled last year.
Use phrases like this:
The company has a strong track record of...
Let me share with you...
The Imperial Lemon's key strengths are...
Anna: OK. Ahem!
(murmurs die down)
Sorry about that, I'll just have to continue talking without the slideshow. So, ahem.... Tip Top Trading is growing fast – our number of clients doubled last year. This is because our company-
Narrator: Yes, but try not to bark out information like a robot.
Look people in the eye, slow down and try to be more conversational….oh, and smile!
Anna: (more conversationally) Tip Top Trading is growing fast – our number of clients doubled last year. This is because our company has a strong track record of reliability and because, thanks to new technology, our fruits are more and more convincing. Our bananas have won awards for being the most authentic-looking fruits in Europe. We are very happy that Citrus Ventures is already among our clients and we hope to build on that by offering you more exciting new fruits. Let me share with you our latest product: (sound of unzipping of a bag) the Imperial Lemon.
(impressed murmur from the audience)
The Imperial Lemon's key strengths are its design and flexibility. It is made with revolutionary faux-orange-premium, laser-curve-definition technology... (fade out)
Narrator: What an excellent performance from Anna. She focussed on some key points, supported them with facts and structured her answer clearly. She also managed to relax and sound more natural. She used these phrases:
The company has a strong track record of...
Let me share with you...
The Imperial Lemon's key strengths are...
Let's fast-forward to after the meeting to see if she gets an order.
Anna: …so thank you for your time, I hope you're impressed with our Imperial Lemon.
Mr Lime: Fantastic Anna, fantastic!
Anna: Thank you.
Mr Lime: Those... lemons – wow. I'd like to put in an order for three hundred thousand right away.
Anna: Of course.
Mr Lime: Now, what's your direct phone number?
Narrator: Good work. Although, I must say, Mr Lime seems just as excited about Anna as he is about the lemons. Hmm....watch out Anna! Until next time!
- published: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 102
English/Hindi Google Webmaster Central office-hours hangout
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- Duration: 0:00
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 0
All Indian Webmasters are invited to join us for a Webmaster Central hangout at 11:00 IST this Thursday :)
Add your questions to this event page, this session ...
All Indian Webmasters are invited to join us for a Webmaster Central hangout at 11:00 IST this Thursday :)
Add your questions to this event page, this session is open to anything webmaster related like crawling, indexing, mobile sites, internationalization, duplicate content, Sitemaps, Webmaster Tools, pagination, duplicate content, multi-lingual/multi-regional sites, etc.
This is a Hangout on Air on Google+. It works best with a webcam + headset. You can find out more about Hangouts and how to participate at https://sites.google.com/site/webmasterhelpforum/en/office-hours
Feel free to drop by - we welcome webmasters of all levels!
wn.com/English Hindi Google Webmaster Central Office Hours Hangout
All Indian Webmasters are invited to join us for a Webmaster Central hangout at 11:00 IST this Thursday :)
Add your questions to this event page, this session is open to anything webmaster related like crawling, indexing, mobile sites, internationalization, duplicate content, Sitemaps, Webmaster Tools, pagination, duplicate content, multi-lingual/multi-regional sites, etc.
This is a Hangout on Air on Google+. It works best with a webcam + headset. You can find out more about Hangouts and how to participate at https://sites.google.com/site/webmasterhelpforum/en/office-hours
Feel free to drop by - we welcome webmasters of all levels!
- published: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 0
Inside Story - Are presidential debates important?
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- Duration: 25:41
- Updated: 27 Sep 2016
- views: 2302
With weeks to go until the US presidential election, the two main candidates have held their first TV debate. Republican Donald Trump and his Democratic rival H...
With weeks to go until the US presidential election, the two main candidates have held their first TV debate. Republican Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton fought over the economy, national security and foreign policy. Polls suggest the race for the country's top job is close. So, can televised debates change how people vote?
Presenter: Jane Dutton
Guests:
Jocelyn Mitchell - Assistant Professor at Northwestern University in Qatar
Lincoln Mitchell - Author and Journalist
David Love - Executive Editor, blackcommentator.com
- Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe
- Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish
- Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera
- Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/
wn.com/Inside Story Are Presidential Debates Important
With weeks to go until the US presidential election, the two main candidates have held their first TV debate. Republican Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton fought over the economy, national security and foreign policy. Polls suggest the race for the country's top job is close. So, can televised debates change how people vote?
Presenter: Jane Dutton
Guests:
Jocelyn Mitchell - Assistant Professor at Northwestern University in Qatar
Lincoln Mitchell - Author and Journalist
David Love - Executive Editor, blackcommentator.com
- Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe
- Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish
- Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera
- Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/
- published: 27 Sep 2016
- views: 2302
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Get Fluent With 1 Trick - Become A Confident English Speaker With This Simple Practice Trick
Start speaking fluent English confidently - http://www.englishanyone.com/speak-fluent-english-confidently-in-6-months-ea9/ Did you know that there’s just 1 simple trick to becoming a fluent English speaker? Just 1 thing you must change about the way you learn to… Have your words came out naturally and automatically – without hesitation – as if English were your first language, every time you speak… Express your exact thoughts spontaneously, continuously and in detail, without being forced to change what you want to say – or only speak in simple sentences – because you can’t find the right words… Understand everything you hear in English movies, TV shows, music and conversations, and finally speak confidently – without ever feeling nervous or worried about mistakes – with the smooth pr...
published: 16 Jun 2015 -
Hallmark Movies 2016 | Romantic Comedy Movies 👠 | New movie 2016 English
published: 13 Sep 2016 -
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Pokemon XYZ Episode 34 English Dubbed
Pokemon XYZ Episode 34 English Dubbed Next : Pokemon XY&Z; Episode 35 Previous : Pokemon XY and Z Episode 33 English Subbed Air date : October 8, 2016 Next Episode Air Date : October 15, 2016 More About This Episode : Valuable Experience for All! Analysis Versus Passion! We’re approaching the end of the Kalos League, and it’s getting more intense with each battle. Alain and Remo kick off the semifinals, where their two Mega-Evolved Pokémon go head to head. On the other side of the bracket, Ash and Sawyer head into battle, putting on a clash of styles. Can the high-energy Ash hold off the cool and analytical Sawyer to advance to the finals? *****ATTENTION***** Because my previous channel was blocked due to copyright strikes by Shopro. I have decided that no New episode will remain ...
published: 08 Oct 2016 -
Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom Complete Season - #6 - Ben And Holly English Full Episode 2016
Subcibe : http://goo.gl/miZgFD
published: 08 Oct 2016 -
Loukgolf's English Room - มุก วรนิษฐ์ [EP.84] วันที่ 9 ตุลาคม 2559
รายการ Loukgolf's English Room เปิดบ้านเรียนภาษอังกฤษสุดสนุกกกับ นายคณาธิป สุนทรรักษ์ พร้อมสนทนา Speak English โดยเจอกับภาระกิจคำศัพท์และการแต่งประโยคสุดฮากัน ทุกวันอาทิตย์ เวลา 14.30-15.00 น. ทางช่อง GMM25 Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lgenglishroom ติดตามทุกความเคลื่อนไหวของช่อง GMM25 ได้ที่ FB GMM25 | https://www.facebook.com/GMM25Thailand FB Club Friday The Series| https://www.facebook.com/ClubFridayTheSeriesOfficial IG GMM25Thailand | https://instagram.com/GMM25Thailand IG GMM25Drama | https://instagram.com/GMM25drama IG Club Friday The Series | https://instagram.com/clubfriday_theseries Twitter | https://twitter.com/GMM25Thailand YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/GMM25Thailand Website | http://www.gmm25.com
published: 10 Oct 2016 -
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Oxford English Daily Conversation Episode 1
Oxford English Daily Conversation Episode 1
published: 13 Dec 2015
Get Fluent With 1 Trick - Become A Confident English Speaker With This Simple Practice Trick
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- Duration: 28:39
- Updated: 16 Jun 2015
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Start speaking fluent English confidently - http://www.englishanyone.com/speak-fluent-english-confidently-in-6-months-ea9/
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Building fluency like a native speaker means you also learn slang, idioms, phrasal verbs and other conversational, spoken English expressions, in addition to what’s appropriate for writing.
Learning English the native way means you learn to speak fluent English naturally, actually practicing with native English speakers and building speaking confidence in the real world.
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Did you know that there’s just 1 simple trick to becoming a fluent English speaker?
Just 1 thing you must change about the way you learn to…
Have your words came out naturally and automatically – without hesitation – as if English were your first language, every time you speak…
Express your exact thoughts spontaneously, continuously and in detail, without being forced to change what you want to say – or only speak in simple sentences – because you can’t find the right words…
Understand everything you hear in English movies, TV shows, music and conversations, and finally speak confidently – without ever feeling nervous or worried about mistakes – with the smooth pronunciation of a native speaker…
And best of all, this 1 easy change in the way you learn will help you experience immediate improvement in your spoken English so you’ll finally be certain that you’re learning the right way.
But before I reveal this trick, I’d like you to know why so many English learners have problems with their English and struggle to become fluent Speakers…
Why do so many English learners often use words that sound unnatural in conversations?
What’s the reason they often have to think about what grammar rules to use before speaking?
What stops them from speaking smoothly and clearly?
The answer to all of these questions is, in 3 words…
How They Learn
You see, traditional language learning methods only give English learners part of the fluency puzzle…
Lessons teach them grammar rules, but not how to use grammar without thinking when they speak.
Students learn English through their own language, so they’re trained to hesitate and translate in their heads during conversations.
They learn to read and write the formal English of textbooks, but get very little training listening to – and speaking – casual, conversational, spoken English.
So, what is the 1 simple trick to becoming a successful English speaker?
It’s to learn English like native speakers.
Fluency is nothing more than a collection of habits, like using grammar without thinking, or pronouncing words correctly. So, all you need to do to develop the same habits native speakers have is to learn the same way native speakers learn…
When you learn English like native speakers, you master grammar automatically – without grammar tables and boring drills – through visual examples and stories.
Building fluency like a native speaker means you also learn slang, idioms, phrasal verbs and other conversational, spoken English expressions, in addition to what’s appropriate for writing.
Learning English the native way means you learn to speak fluent English naturally, actually practicing with native English speakers and building speaking confidence in the real world.
When you learn this way, it’s easy, fun, fast and doesn’t feel like studying at all, just like how you learned your own native language…
Now that you know that you must change the way you learn if you want to get fluent – because the traditional methods you’ve been using until now have not helped you become a confident speaker – how can you start developing the habits of a native English speaker so you can start speaking fluent English confidently?
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Understand everything native speakers say and build a vocabulary of real, conversational words and expressions to start speaking naturally and correctly…
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Develop the habit of speaking and responding spontaneously in real situations…
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Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom Complete Season - #6 - Ben And Holly English Full Episode 2016
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Loukgolf's English Room - มุก วรนิษฐ์ [EP.84] วันที่ 9 ตุลาคม 2559
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06 Tips To Improve Your English Today! - Free English speaking tips.
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Alexis Sánchez v/s Basilea (English Commentary -28/09/2016)
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Peppa Pig English Episodes New Compilation 2016 #139
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English Bulldog drools over large pizza
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Pokemon XYZ Episode 34 English Dubbed
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Loukgolf's English Room - มุก วรนิษฐ์ [EP.84] วันที่ 9 ตุลาคม 2559
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English:
Oh you'd love to be English,
and all you think it is -
The Queen and her Guards taking tea.
But the hatred and the bigotry won't go away...
No Blacks, no Irish, bring no dogs -
the shame of being something other than the same as everyone else...
Well, I don't want to be like you.
But my skin is so pale, my manner so fine,
You think that I am just like you...
And you're frightened to travel
'Till you make the world look just the same as home
While your kids buy guns and shoot their friends
And die alone...
No mind, no judgment lets you take the blame
"Send those bloody strangers back from where they came"
Does that mean me too...?
Or my Mother in her small red coat
Stepping off the boat
Doing jobs you're too damn lazy to...
All this greatness gone to waste
You hide your eyes and turn your face and
Nothing ever changes no,
Nothing ever changes,
So keep your bulldogs
Keep your flags
Cause talk is cheap and
Time will drag and
Nothing ever changes - no,
Nothing ever changes...
I will always be English
And all I hope it is
These shores that I will claim as my own
This broken down Jerusalem
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