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@riyadbiane1775

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Lucy 👋 can you tell me the easy and the fast way to study English please 😊

@hoatran73

4 жыл бұрын

Do you hate Vietnamese ????

@EnglishwithLucy

4 жыл бұрын

@@hoatran73 why on EARTH would you ask that?

@ahmedosman7738

4 жыл бұрын

@@EnglishwithLucy are you a single?

@abubakarsaddique2696

4 жыл бұрын

@@EnglishwithLucy hey Lucy what Ahmed us man said

If everyone spoke so clearly like you, it would be easier for non-native speakers having an English conversation :c ❤️ You're the best teacher!

@300622041

4 жыл бұрын

Not only best but the most beautiful British Teacher.

@SincerelyMaria

4 жыл бұрын

She really is!

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@greatgirl6013

4 жыл бұрын

Specially If an ielts examiner speaks so clearly I am saying some ielts speaking examiners in Australia are really really incompetent, and more they incompetent more arrogant they would be This is just a harsh truth and a crime against the the students

@Yuuuuu6

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I love this channel because so easy to understand what you talk even i don't know english very well. I am from Malaysia.

@SincerelyMaria

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, great content!

@ahmedsead2045

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah her accent is very clear mmm

@englishchannel3786

3 жыл бұрын

Great for you man

@hasiWills1021

3 жыл бұрын

You scared us.

@imranulschannel5935

3 жыл бұрын

I really accept your message From Cox'sBazar-Bangladesh

I want to agree with most of the people. If every native person would speak as good as you, life for us, non-native people would much easier. It's such a pleasure to listen to you. It's funny how we understand more, pretty much all, but can't pronounce or just dont remember all. I wish I could have a friend like you. Shame that I didn't see your channel before. 👏👏👏 respect

Oh Lucy, I'm absolutely positive that conditional tenses in your interpretation is exactly what a lot of people would learn. It would be great to watch such video.

Am I the only one that really enjoys the beginning song 😂 Btw Lucy you are an amazing teacher and you inspire me

Hey! We too in India use 'umm' or 'hmm' sometimes even 'aaa' sound with mouth shut while thinking, but while conversing in English we mostly use 'well' a lot😄☺️

I can't continue conversatinons well even in my native language, so your today's lesson was really helpful for me. Especially, that "What do you do" is bad gave a new light to my eyes. I'm looking forward to your next lesson.

Honestly speaking, I don't produce any sound while thinking as I often speak out loud my thoughts! Sounds strange, I know. And this is happening over and over again since the lockdown has started. I look forward applying these conversational skill secrets although at.... 6 feet distance. I owe you one, Lucy. 😉🇮🇹

I always think that the answer about lottery tells a lot about the person. It's a good way to see if people are more about themselves or about others. And you answered that you would do something for your parents first 😉

@PhuongNguyen-zy4nf

3 жыл бұрын

and in one video she says her father is managing's director :))

You're really an amazing English teacher to help people learn & love English. And, I'M one from those people. After watching your videos, I can make out that I'VE improved myself in English. So, thanks a ton, Lucy.

Well, I am from India. As in India, we have various languages, cultures etc., we poses differently in same situation. If you ask me, as I am from Kolkata, West Bengal, here, we usually sound like "hmmmm" and pause for a few seconds... We don't open mouth while thinking. Most of us follow this way... But, as you know, every human is unique, one can't stick to any particular way of expressing the feelings. And, in the end, I do want to thank you for your videos, these are really very helpful to a many. Love from Kolkata, India.

As an American, in reference to the "What do you do?" question, they were probably waiting for more. Such as "What do you do for work?", or "What do you do for fun?". I hope that helps explain why there may have been confusion. I do love your videos!

Really thank you Lucy, I've been giving some conversation lessons to a friend of mine lately and definitely needed to watch it❤️

I love the way you teach your lessons because as a teacher you get to your point straightforward and the secrets and tips that you give are very helpful and I always keep them in mind when I discuss with different groups of people Great Job!!!

Tip #4 is very true! I think most people, especially in interviews or even on a normal day, get stuck in a conversation because of the lack of adequate words to be used in sentences. To improve my conversation and vocabulary skill, I have been learning new interesting English words and decided to make a video for everyone to watch as well. :)

Okey, I am on the third point, where Lucy talks about Spanish culture and I have to say that I, as spanish, totally agree with this fact😂! Saludos desde País Vasco 😘

Hi Lucy and everyone. In Spain, we do say 'eeee' instead of 'aamm' when thinking aloud. It's true that our vowels 'a' and 'e' are pronounced with an open mouth. But, I want to point out that the level of loudness and openness of the mouth depends more on the person speaking habits. Your example is definitely informal and not common in situations where a higher register of language is used. Thanks for your videos!

@wstnli725

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Some people just forget what he-she was talking about and says, well, "esto" or if they talk very quicky they use tails like and so, "y tal" , "you know"... Well. Anyhow, it's different from Oh I see! or Ah! E.g., I'm waiting for my dentist, so I have now the habit of puting my hand above the mouth, for if I have forgot my artificial tooth that day, or try to use a handkerchief (imagine how difficult it is pronouncing any long word both in Sp or Eng; blasted artificial tooth). Well, it depends, Lucy, today's not my day. I'll answer you tomorrow when I had thought of it roughly.

I think the most difficult thing about learning English is having a conversation without getting stuck.

@SincerelyMaria

4 жыл бұрын

That is very true but like everything else, practice makes perfect!

@TS-iv8rx

3 жыл бұрын

Correct. That's true . Practice, practice practice could be helping us to be better in English

@geehon_gma_9579

3 жыл бұрын

U r right...

@Sir6Ash9

3 жыл бұрын

Us Brits do that a lot in normal every day life too!! Weather it's to a Native or not!! 😂😂 We'd get stuck in the middle of a conversation and it'd be Extremely awkward lol

Hello Lucy! I totally agree, I'm from Spain, I'm from Madrid and we really do do the sound you did "eeeeeeeeeeeeh" (with the mouth open wide), thanks for your awesome videos!

Apart from her explaining different aspects of english language what i like your face while speaking. One of the reasons i am on this channel ❤

Thank you so much for the lesson. Is very helpful. I am learning English and these are things I never think before but compliments like that are very foreign to me. We don’t do it in my language too much. But you are helping me very well to learn to adapt. Thank you Ms. Lucy!

thanks lucy! for bringing positive conversation tips and tricks. your teaching is not just English, but positive mindset too!

It's so lovely watching you, lady. it always gives me a new level of confidence of public speaking.

It is hard to pick my favorite thing about you; your enthusiasm for teaching, your grammar knowledge, your sense of humor, your beautiful british accent, or of course, your elegant and gorgeous persona. I enjoy every of your videos.

Great video again! There are so many things and phrases you're teaching that are not taught in regular schools, amazing! :) Thank you so much!

I’m really interested in lesson about how to express love feelings to your couple, cuz I can’t find enough adjectives and idioms to express all gradients of love. In Russian or Spanish there are a lot more. Am I wrong? I hope you could show us a lot of different tools, tips and tricks how to do it. Thanks. You’re brilliant

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

That would be a great video to make.

@davislee6450

3 жыл бұрын

hope for it

Lucy, thank you for your lessons. I used to live in England and now in the US, and originally from Mexico. Your lessons remind me a lot of my times in the UK. You have an awesome humour too!

Oh, you're so right about the schwa sound whilst thinking. It is really normal in Chile, which is where I'm from. Very helpful to know that fact about UK conversation skills. Love your lessons Lucy!

Hey Lu! I'd love it if you post some videos on conditionals, tenses, etc cuz I've been struggling a bit with them at school. all the love-

Hi Lucy! I started to watch River Cottage because one of your lately uploaded video, and, omg, this is AMAZING. I'm not keen on it on my mother tongue but I definitely like it in English. Thanks for the recommendation! 💛

Hi Lucy, it’s 1:30 am in my country and I can’t help watching your video, as it is so interesting and useful that it’s taken over my tiredness! Thanks a lot for your precious tips, you’re a very good teacher, who is capable of making topics easy to understand, motivating her students with a positive attitude and always offering interesting viewpoints to think about more in depth! Keep up the good work, you’re great!! Goodnight and lots of love from Italy ❤️

I reckon that this lecture of yours helps me with improvement of my English learning. I really appreciate your service.

You really are amazing, my mentor 👍. You inspire me

Thank you Lucy, you are so pretty and intelligent! You has helped me a lot with my British English, I hope to see more amazing videos from you💗

how elegant, correct and refined is the accent of England, thank you for such valuable teaching.

Thank you Lucy. I like your pronunciations , speed and lessons . You speak with a very clear tone. Loud and clear. I can hear every syllable. I really enjoy your lessons. Thank you. 😊

You're amazing, I'm trying to learn this accent and you're helping me a lot. So here's the appreciation you deserve.

@ahmadyahaya1922

4 жыл бұрын

Which accent do you speak

@kalpikas8444

4 жыл бұрын

@@ahmadyahaya1922 I'm learning the Brit accent curently :)

@ahmadyahaya1922

4 жыл бұрын

@@kalpikas8444 same with me,...

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

Nice compliment.

@raquelcalderon282

3 жыл бұрын

I say completely the same. ♥️

Lucy’s voice is so soothing... I can listen to her all day log

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

Awwww, so sweet.

I loved your lesson Lucy!!! can't wait to implement your useful tips !

Lucy your videos are just so good. I would love to see more advance level videos. Also, your vlogs are just so calming. Please keep them coming, because they're a great way to get a hang of how natives generally talk and have conversations. I noted some good words and phrases from your vlogs. Thanks☺️ Love from India. Stay safe.

In France we go like "EUHHHH" whilst thinking lol

@mayer1973

4 жыл бұрын

Ca veut r dire dans ta phrase "we go like"

@caiusjulius1228

4 жыл бұрын

@@mayer1973 typiquement français hahaha

@seen-dz4ey

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. When I talk with French on phone, they always say "euhhhhhhhhhhhhhh"

@mayer1973

4 жыл бұрын

@@caiusjulius1228 très vrai! Ahah

@sakaehiraga6887

4 жыл бұрын

@@mayer1973 What was the right way to say it ? :p

3:45 Sherlock: Shut up! Lestrade: I didn't say anything Sherlock: You were thinking, it's annoying!

@ardiyiap

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha We always relate something like this to Sherlock! The full scene totally came up to my mind 😂

@alinabelousova

4 жыл бұрын

One of the most memorable moments!

I really appreciated this video. With not being around as many people due to the pandemic, it can be easy to forget the art of conversation. I am now motivated to call family and friends more often so I can put Lucy's advice to work and become a better conversationalist :)

You are excellent teacher I have ever seen in my life.Your explaining skill is so nice.

I really like and enjoy your videos, because I'm self taught, this helps me improve and notice what mistakes do I make while talking/writing and helps me fix them before they become permanent issue or regular habit of using some words or slang that are not very best way of expressing myself. Keep your work up, you are doing amazing. 😊

@AdarshSingh-tg8gl

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, i totally agree to you, if it's possible response me on +917905889696 whom we help eachother about to increase conversation skills by talking, because we are different cultures so there is just a common language English where we can talk. As you wish

Me being an introvert,this video of yours was quiet helpful. Thanks a ton.

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

Awww, you sound so sweet.

Who wouldn't want to have a lockdown at some farm with Lucy with all this English Learning and this great amount of beauty. Keep it up. You're marvellous.

I'm learning English language desperately and your videos help me a lot,truly you are amazing teacher

I'm from Russia. In Russian we used to say "эмм" and "э" sounds to show that we're thinking. Also we use the "хмм" sound (I know a lot of foreigners are using this sound too) meaning we're thinking that if a certain person (it may be a friend, a relative or just a person we know) suggested us something interesting

@don-giovanni

4 жыл бұрын

How, bro, have u got this like from Lu??

@DimaShirshkov1

4 жыл бұрын

@@don-giovanni well, she said to write if we have the same

OMG Lucy, I'm from Lantin America and we are as loud as Spanish people when we're thinking 😂😂

She's much dedicated I love that ♥️

My favorite teacher. Spectacular sense of humor....💙💙💙💙💙

In Hong Kong (Cantonese) we say that thinking “EH...” too, with the same tone you used.

In Sweden and Finland many people, like me, uses the öö sound while thinking (lock up the sound on google translate if you want)

@Nyuffykah

3 жыл бұрын

Same in Hungarian! Öö

Well done Lucy!! It shows that not even the lockdown gets you 'down'. You are an inspiration in these terrible times with your lovely approach. Pleasure learning and improving my language skills with you. God Blessed your live and future projects.

Love the way you deliver your explanation. Very beautiful and clear. Thank you!

5:20 in Bulgaria we say : aaaaaaaa :D i also know about in Spain it was strange for me too in the begining lol buut now i live in England and all i know is from movies but they are more American so now i need to know British English :D so thank you for these videos :)

Hello Lucy ma'am! My name is Aaradhaya and I am an indian. I am 12 and presently studying in 7th class . If you are reading this you don't know how much you have helped me improve my english ! I mean you are amazing ! Lots of love to you ❤ and stay safe ! I really wish that I can meet you someday . You are fabulous

Thanks for this valuable class. It’s informative, comfortable and even enjoyable. I could feel even happy I think that you’ve been delivering while making the lesson. 💕

Hi Lucy, you know I love the way u explain, thank you so much

Hello, great way to have fun in conversation!! Would you mind to make a video about conditional tenses!! It would be great for me and for all the students that follow your lessons. Bye

4:30 Imagine a Spanish classroom during a maths control work.

Lucy, the prettiest teacher around KZread! I am ready to listen to your lesson for a long time.

I love your classes, and your topics, they are so interesting and helpful to learn, and practise English. I am from Colombia, South America, and still in the process of learning. I started with Callan Method (British course) but now I am living in New York City. It has been a little confusing, especially since I want British English, but I am exposed all the time to American Accent (NYC).

In France every people use "euhhh" and since i watch videos in english i always say "um" and all the french people look at me like "where do you come from"😂btw thank you for you amazing videos❤

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

LOL! Great hack!

Hey Lucy, I´m following your channel since a long time and I finally have a question. I´m in the current super sprint of Lingoda - thanks to you - and this new offer also has awaken my interest. Do you know if I can do both at the "same time" with an overlap period? Best regards Daniel

One of my favourite teachers.I really enjoyed watching your video ❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks mam for giving us a good content for English learning I watch every single video you make

As a Spaniard, the ‘ehhh’ part killed me 🤣

@andreapiacentini5153

3 жыл бұрын

Im from Argentina, and here is similar, even very prestigious TV personalities do ir...EEEEEEEE, terrible jajajajaj

1st outsider (except Lovely Lucy sis)

Oh my god, I'm so happy cause a few months ago, I don't understand anything, but now I can know a few topics, now I've found your chanal to improve my English listening skills with American and British accents, I'm from brazil and I love your language!

I love your videos. These makes me feel so great in this time.

me: *thinks* *intense silent and awkward staring moment*

@SincerelyMaria

4 жыл бұрын

haha thats funny!

@manuxoxo6399

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂meee

@readitsnice2544

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

Tip n° 3 - in Brazil we do the same: Ehhhh or Ahhh :) I've lived in Ireland for three years and they are more like us than the British people "mmmmm" 😂😂😂😂 mouth opened too 🤭

Your chanel is so important to me, you’ve helped me a lot! Thank you so much!

Just wanted to let you know I’v started using online lessons from italki.com following your recommendation and I am happy to find a very nice native English teacher to improve my speaking and the tuition fee is incomparable with offline teaching. Thanks.

Hungarians think like "öööö", or just say "izé". "Izé" is a word of everything. Like you can't say what it is, but hope the others understand...☺ (Mainly they don't. 😂)

@ilaripeltonen4330

4 жыл бұрын

Uuuh We Finns say Öööö too! (but is the sound itself the same? In Finnish the 'öö' sound is close to the British schwa sound...)

@annamariaveres762

4 жыл бұрын

@@ilaripeltonen4330 Ours is a bit sharper, but something similar. If you want more, just find a live tv show in Hungarian. I'm sure you'll find what you're searching for in less than 5 mins.

@MsEdita1

4 жыл бұрын

IZÉ IS OOOOOLD. ÖÖÖÖÖ IS FOREVER

@skojigoquist9288

4 жыл бұрын

I was told that "ize" is originated from the word "iz" which was a demon in old Hungarian mythology. Sometimes you hear Hungarians saying: may the iz eat it! (Az iz egye meg!). My mom is Hungarian but I'm Canadian and I'm learning the language and culture - and I must say that the Hungarian mythology is the most intetestingvthing I've ever read.

@MsEdita1

4 жыл бұрын

@@skojigoquist9288 I never heard such a phrase and I am a born Hungarian.

first ehhehehe sorry

@wiyototv8385

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh i am late 🤭😁😁😁

@98Karinaaa

4 жыл бұрын

English with Lucy second😂

@citrawardani7106

4 жыл бұрын

Hmm

@hoatran73

4 жыл бұрын

Do you hate Vietnamese ????

@itsHarshSharma

4 жыл бұрын

For sure

Actually an ideal teacher in English. Thank you

your videos are amazing!! I'm learning a lot of things thanks to you. Greetings from Italy

Im spanish and ive never noticed about the ehhh while thinking 😂😂😂

I watched behind the scene of this video in your last vlog on Lucy Bella Earl channel Please keep posting these vlogs I really enjoy watching your farm life with your fiancé and Diego of course ♥♥

@EnglishwithLucy

4 жыл бұрын

aaaah thank you I am so glad you enjoy them!! I am just editing another one!

@joannar5394

4 жыл бұрын

@@EnglishwithLucy I bet it's gonna be about gardening 😉

I love the way of your teaching and you as well

I have been learning English for last couple of years and working really hard to advance it as much as I can, so I would love you to make few more videos about advancement of English. I know that you've already made so many videos on the subject and I am being a bit selfish 😅, but it will be really helpful. Thank you

When thinking. English say: hmhmhnhnhm Spanish say: ééééééé Hungarians: ööööööö Chinese: aaaaaaaaaa Polish: oh kurwa

@sebastian1200

4 жыл бұрын

I’m Polish and I do not agree with you. Polish say hmhm when thinking not „oh kurwa” which is a swear phrase and means „oh fuck”. Saying lies you offend Polish people. Some of us do swear but not in such context.

@pix_d20

4 жыл бұрын

@@sebastian1200 bro im not polish but i know he's just kidding

@fangfangpj4827

4 жыл бұрын

Hey bro，It should be Chinese say “emmmmm ”when they are thinking，this is the correct way.

@skojigoquist9288

4 жыл бұрын

@@pix_d20 thank you :)

@sophieszabo1771

4 жыл бұрын

Hah, Hungarian - where did you pick that up from?

In case that in public I meet a stranger who is thought to be my potential conversation partner, in what way should I commence our talking properly?

Thanks so much teacher from Yemen with love♥.

Great video! This details improves fluency considerably!!

Love to learn your lessons amazing improvement l see in myself

In french we say: "Euh...". Prononciation: eeeeeeeeeee...; the most open of the three french "e". In phonetics: [œ], like: œuf, leur...

This video is perfect to me due to the fact that I really want to imrpove my conversation skills. As english is not my first language and I do not usually speak it, that is why struggle to articulate my thoughts. So I m gonna follow your tips and I am completely sure that I will boost my rusty english skills in no time. Thanks a lot, Lucy.

I like your accent very much...it's just so natural and clear. I bet when I go to Britain, people would be surprised to see a foreigner speak British English so clearly. Thank you very much for these lessons.

“What is your advice?🤨” so funny 😂

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

LOLOLOL!

In Greece it’s exactly the same as in Spain! While thinking we go “eeeeeh” and now it seems rude to me, I’ll prolly give strange looks to ppl thinking 😂

@elylazpro

3 жыл бұрын

We also say : "mmm..." and mayby :"aaaaaah" 😁. I often say these when I'm thinking 😂. It's in person's nature... 🤔

I really like ur way of teaching d personality d good qualities of teacher...

You are really a good teacher. I love you Lucy.

In Italy, when thinking, we make the same sounds as you did so a "Uhm" sound but we often go like "Eehm" too, so a slightly long E sound at the beginning. However I have to admit that I make the same sound as Spanish people sometimes but it isn't that loud and my mouth isn't that wide when I make it ahahah, it's kind of softer.

@Dan-gn2mc

4 жыл бұрын

I've burst out laughing listening to that sound! It's true: we do exactly that way. 😂😂😂

in Azerbaijan we make the "eeeeh" sound when we're thinking and we make the "mmm" or "hmm" sound when we agree with someone

@myenglishteachermissgreene538

4 жыл бұрын

Awww, sounds cute! I would love to visit one day!

@zohrarajabova7282

4 жыл бұрын

@@myenglishteachermissgreene538 It would be amazing 💫

Thanks for the video I’m watching all your videos an I’m really improving my understanding of English and learning other words.. you’re the best Lucy