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@navyameghana8759

3 жыл бұрын

Love you millions Salute you billions Respect you trillions Lots of love from Navya 💕💕

When I wake up from sleep, the first thing I do is watching this channel to improve my English language. You are the best Andre. Thank you very much.

As a typical Persian family we cover all over our houses surface with carpets and then we cover them with rugs and sometimes we even cover the rugs with other kind of carpet. We even cover our blankets by a piece of sheet so they don’t get dirty. Also we have an annual tradition of cleaning and washing all over the house, specially the carpets. It takes place two our three weeks before our holiday, “Nowrooz”. Great lessons though. I’ve learned a lot about your culture and found out we have many things in common. 👌

The best way to wake up in the morning is see a thumbnail with the most marvellous teacher Andrea 😍 jonesing for the lesson 😃☕

Hello everyone, Hello Andrea . I used to go to London four times a year, like once a season before this epidemic . I am French. In the UK, it is said that you do everything in a different way. You drive on the left side of the road, you have a different counting system, you use different plugs, etc.... It is not easy for foreigners to adapt to your customs. But what took my breath away was your politeness. It's a peace of mind. I was stunned when I watched people standing quietly in the queue, I was stunned in the metro when I watched people getting on the train after everyone got off, I was stunned in the metro by the silence. It's a lot of calm and serenity. Nevertheless, what I find distressing is the high prices of the universities. In France, education is free. And this is a real advantage.

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing!

@LearnAcademicEnglish

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting!

@lucylane7397

9 ай бұрын

It’s free in Scotland

I am so happy to wait your lesson Andrea. To be honest from this morning I have been waiting it.

I really love your real life channel ,it's very useful for me and not to mention your TV series channel , you've made it to the top !thanks for all the advice that you gave us ,I've finally conquered my fear of speaking with others in English, thanks so much .keep on

Hello Andrea! I'm Maria from Greece🇬🇷 I feel happy hearing that your parents are Greek-Cyprus! You're using the right colocation of the 2 names! We both probably know better about how Cyprus suffers the last 45 years.

Aww yeah, I have been visiting your channel every time I came to You Tube. And now I ecstatic to see this thumbnail. I am chuffed to bits for this lesson to premiere and as keen as mustard to learn about the wired things in the UK. I absolutely adore this channel.

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

You're the best!

@ranok29

3 жыл бұрын

Same R u directioner? ☺

@hazmathzal3749

3 жыл бұрын

@@ranok29 yes, I am a huge fan of one direction.

@ranok29

3 жыл бұрын

Oh me too😊😇

I really loved today's lesson Thanks alot, Andrea💜

I really appreciate your great lessons.Thank you so much.

Awww yeah, I adore your way to teach us, it so pretty clearly. Thank you ever so much, Andrea you're so sweet. Greetings from Colombia.

Beside your amazing information, you guys are also incredible in making your video's quality very phenomenal and clear and I really loved the editing as well .

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you, Andrea, for another great lesson! I’ve learnt a lot about British culture and, among other things, I’m very impressed by the English politeness. But, referring to what you said about the custom of giving up a seat, being so common in the UK, I’d like to share with you my personal experience. When I was in London in 1978 (!) as a young boy, some day I gave up my seat on the Tube to an elderly lady. She couldn’t believe it and many other people around seemed to be quite astonished by what I was doing. Then, I asked a friend of mine, who had lived in the UK for a few years, and he explained me that the custom of giving up a seat to somebody else was very little known in Britain, so it might be considered a little bit strange. But, as I said, it was 42 years ago.

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing!

@ryszardgira7335

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealLifeEnglish1 Thank you, Andrea.

Thank you Andrea for the lesson.xx

In Australia it's common to see carpet throughout a house. We swelter in temperatures of 30-40°, but we use sensible units like °C

@RealLifeEnglish1

7 ай бұрын

Interesting!

I could listen to you every day Andrea, thanks so much ^^

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you!

I love the British accent , the British culture and your videos

Very interesting Andrea and thank you .

Okay, it's official: I'm British.😄 I'm from and live in Germany (sweet greetings by the wayx), but apart from three points, I completely agree with what you said. Self-tanning isn't as common here and I would never go out without a jacket in winter, but otherwise it's pretty similar to the UK. Okay, but you'd probably find less Yorkshire pudding, toad in the hole (I don't think it looks like a toad at all, more like caterpillars:)) here and I don't drink alcohol either, but I do love tea. I actually drink more tea than coffee. If I do drink coffee, it's lupine coffee or malt coffee, but not so often. I still prefer hot or cold tea.🫖🍵 Here in Germany, the weather is always like a surprise package. On the same day, it can be 35 °C (yes, 35 °C is already hot for me) and then suddenly there's a storm with heavy rain. But I love that so much. I love it when the weather is varied and it's not 35°C every day:D In my current apartment I also have carpet in the bedroom, but only because the floor isn't nice and secondly it can get really cold here in winter, especially the floor. The carpet insulates quite well. About dialects and accents, according to statistics there are around 20 different dialects in Germany. I live near Berlin, so north-east of Germany, and when a Bavarian or Thuringian starts speaking in their dialect, I don't understand anything:D I also use emojis very often, just to make it clear that I meant something as a joke. My sense of humor is sometimes a bit weird. We Germans are also said to be very rude and to counteract that I like to use emojis. It's also a funny way to illustrate what I'm writing.🙃😊

Really, Interesting facts about British culture.

What an interesting overview of British culture! Here in the U.S., we never cut in line either :)

Thanks for sharing

I thank you for this lesson.

what a wonderful lesson , Andrea you are a star

I love your channel, thanks you for share your knowledge.

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

It was very interesting. Thank you Andrea

Not only interesting information, but also a very good presentation.👍

Great lesson about British culture like this one and very great teaching

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😃

I'm quite British. I like to talk about the weather. I drink a lot of tea. I apologize to a lamppost when I bump into it.

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

:D

It was amazing my dear Andrea!

Thank you Andrea. It’s a very interesting video. 👏👏👏please share more than this, I’ve learned some aspects very useful to live the English.... oooh yeah!!

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

I enjoy your lessons and I can compehend what you say!!!! It's amazing! I really appreciate you !

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad!

I'm eagerly waiting

Awwyeahhh...💜 Love it..

If we had here In Spain the British politeness and besides our weather, it would be the paradise on earth.

Best teacher in world ❤️ I'm learn many thing's without wasting my time🤗🤗 From India 🤗🤗

Very interesting and entertaining as well as informative video lesson. Thanks andera for Amazing video.

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Watching daily this channel to improve my English. Huge respect for your effort for creating such useful video. Awesome.

@RealLifeEnglish1

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😃

I absolutely loved today's lesson and I learnt a lot about the British culture as well. Thank you so much. Andrea can you recommend me some british female celebrities with the British accent.

@NickiTheEnglishTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there! Some female actresses that are very well known in the UK are Judi Dench, Kate Winslet, Helen Mirren, Helena Bonham Carter, Olivia Coleman and Ashley Jensen. There are hundreds of great ones of course but those are some to get you started 😊

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Two of my favourites are Emilia Clarke and Emily Blunt!

@NickiTheEnglishTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealLifeEnglish1 oh yes, they are both great too! 😊

@davidhastie7700

3 жыл бұрын

There is no such thing as a British accent.

Hi Andrea,good job, as always! When the daylight saving time is over, what do you call the "normal, natural time"? In italy we call it ora solare (solar time).

Hi Andrea, I'm fun of your videos and I loved it so much. My vocabulary knowledge is developed because of your videos. Your culture and Turkish culture include something same and different. For instance; 1, 14, 18 and 22 are same, but 25 and 27 are completely different. We are also crazy about drinking tea. Sometimes we drink more than 6 cups of tea per day. Thanks for everything that you taught me.

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Such a interesting video. Loved watching it. Love from INDIA ❤😊

You guys are the best!

Thanks for great lesson. I'm from India.

Thank you very much Andrea for this information, I hope to be able to go to your country one day, I really want to!

I have carpets in my house in egypt.thank sooo much andrea for this lesson I love to know what britains do in there daily life😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤

I'm gonna write a novel in the future which consist of some Britsher . So I felt knowing about Britain is quite useful . Thanks for this lesson 🙂

I am still adapting how to combat Carpet in my home... I have removed most of the carpets but the stairs still kept the carpet...

Thanks so much

Hello, Andrea. We're looking forward to seeing you!

I am English and love the language.

Right now I am in USA. But during my childhood,I read more Britain books than American books. Most of them are in written Britain English or American English. Right now I am ready to try to do my best to get the goal which I speak English like a beautiful article randomly.

Thank you so much.

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Thank you

I am fond of your culture. It's comfortable for me. It fits me.

That's incredible lesson ,please could you make a lesson about learning english for those whose lives are so busy ! Having school or college is very difficult to practice english daily 💔I wish you would make this lesson .

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Great suggestion!

Tetley's make tea bags make tea.

Hi Andrea! Thank you very much indeed for your great explanation about U.K culture, very useful for English learners.✌️👍

@RealLifeEnglish1

8 ай бұрын

Great to hear that our lesson was helpful for you! Thanks for learning with us. ❤️

The next video talk about how can we read a lot of countries in the world?

That was interesting 😍😍😍 Thank you very much ❤❤❤ God loves you🤗 Have a greaaaat day 😉

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you too

My great Queen 👸

In Germany also you have to pay for TV I don’t have any TV since 5 years but I have to pay for TV thanks 🙏🏼 Andrea happy to see you 🥰

I drink more tea now than I ever did since I moved to China. I think I drink more than the Chinese.

Thanks to this episode I know that Great Britain would be a great place to live for me - of course without the love of artificial tan and the high cost of learning. As for good manners, I think that wherever you can use them, you should do it. In most situations, being well-mannered really makes life more enjoyable and easier.

lovely.

Andrea is getting the same musicality in his speech as Ethan. Very different from the smoothness of her first videos. Anyway, without a doubt I have learned and continue to learn with Andrea. She and Ethan are the best. Greetings, great and spectacular job

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I am turkish and some of the facts are very similar also yes 😁😁 we all have carpets in our houses and we love tea too

Yes, we have also carpet at our home:)

Hi hope you have a great weekend. I'm interested you listening you . Your voice is clear , easy to understand. 🌺 🌹 ❤️

My country (Russia) has the big drink culture as well. UK has one culture which can't compare with another and this is a football's

Andrea is the best teacher for me!! And she is very beautiful!!!!! Я бы хотел чтобы она стала моей женой)

@nurgulnazarova2966

3 жыл бұрын

Нужно было продолжить на английском)))

@dmitryk1739

3 жыл бұрын

Nurgul Nazarova 😂😂😂

Hi Andrea, Great video, thank you! How old were you when you moved to the UK? I am just curious. Best, Albert from SF, USA

I think the carpets are old fashioned in Spain. They were very trendy some decades ago, in the last century, but nowadays I don't see them anymore. They have been replaced by the rugs.

British memes about Maradona Death are awesome 😆 😂. I love British humor . Greetings and hugs from Mexico 🇲🇽.

@LearnAcademicEnglish

3 жыл бұрын

LOL, British humor is unique! We say that British have a "dry" sense of humor :)

Once I was in London I was wondering why my mobile didn't recharge. I had to recognise that the power socket was off. Not a bad idea but if you don't know it than it's annoying.

@RealLifeEnglish1

6 ай бұрын

True!

In Azerbaijan we also use carpets in our home

I love british culture

My family is the most easy to spot example for Vietnamese typical family, the country that only use mat (or carpet) to flick off the dust before go in to the house or just for decorating, but mostly we just use it as a vaccum cleaner for our feet ('cause u knows Asian always wear flip flops, and that'd be uncomfortable if you wear flip flops but your feet still contains dust)

I think politeness is something what British learned from India

Toad in the hole in pastry?! Yorkshire pudding!

In Turkey we also have and like carpets. Also dinner is important part of our culture. On the other hand you can just step by to a friend of yours withouth saying anything.

I have questions Andrea please please reply what apps do you watch movies can you type the name of apps please reply please

I am over the nine cloud Thank u so much This is a great lesson And I am from India And when u said delhi traffic And I agree with u too much noise pollution. I want video on education system Can you please make it a new video on education system

Luckily I know already since I’m from the uk since was born there

We don't have carpets on stairs in Egypt . We have carpets in houses

Thank you very much, Andrea. This is a lesson about the UK culture interesting and weird. I don't know the total UK culture. Some are things funny and crazy. I see to another country weird fact things. Today, l see to another channel to another country weird things. I want a more another country fact things.

We use carpets and rugs in Turkey

Andrea is the best♥

Sometimes I think I'm to polite for Germany I always say sorry and that stuff and they don't answer even if it was there fault. I would like that polite fact in Germany. Btw very interesting Video

So much similarity between British and Indian culture.

Queue I best........I believe.....

better to have more kinda videos in the future!

Do we need a TV license if we watch tv series on phone or tablet too? 😅

Yes, andera Indian people use floor carpets at their homes and offices in fact everywhere.

In Cyprus we trust :)

Please somebody answer me. What if British human has tv set and use it as monitor for PC ? Does they get a tax bill ?

I love your lessons and I would like to see more videos about US English

Lifts not escalators.

Now that I know Andrea's family is Greek-Cypriot I can understand why she looks like a Greek goddess. She's bloody attractive.