This was “like” kind of amazing to watch!

@suryakumaridusarlapudi6710

3 жыл бұрын

Smart 😉

@aryamansinha7268

3 жыл бұрын

Filler word!!!

@Abhishek-id9pz

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣😂

@user-jo5on9nm6n

2 жыл бұрын

Nuu 😤💀

@donutsaresogood

2 жыл бұрын

LMAO

Thank you! English is my first language, but due to internet and media plus when everyone around you uses filler words it’s hard not to. I’m currently working on better vocabulary and expanding it

@notcharlie7107

11 ай бұрын

Im in the same boat there

@missylackraj3000

2 ай бұрын

Same

I do notice that most people, not just teenagers nowadays, use the word like more often now and it's also part of their daily vocabulary.. Thanks for reminding me from this video

The Kardashians need this . 😃

@world-yw5ro

5 жыл бұрын

RA009 haha

@potacosta631

4 жыл бұрын

Kind of

@tewodroseshetu8207

3 жыл бұрын

HAHAHA

@saathvikam

3 жыл бұрын

Means

@nicholemansano3520

3 жыл бұрын

True😊🙂

It's amazing to see you treating this topic seriously. I saw a famous native youtuber teaching Brazilians exactly the opposite. He was damaging non natives speaking skills based on bad habits, but you are helping us to reach an excellent level on communication. Thanks.

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joel. It's OK to use filler words for casual conversations with friends, but speaking this way doesn't sound good in a professional setting.

@vickysamuels9503

Жыл бұрын

Hg

@vickysamuels9503

Жыл бұрын

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Lisa, in Portuguese is used fillers words, but they do not sound good as well. Teenagers usually use filler words here. You are really a professional by explaining better about this topic. Thanks a lot.

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jean!

I use filler words frequently and yeah sometimes I sound like a teenager when I listen to myself in recorded audio. Thank you so much for such a useful video.

I’ve learned how to speak English the regular & native way … I should start learning the professional talk

Even though some English instructors on KZread said filler words make conversation more sound naturally, I totally agree with you.

@knowledgepower5068

5 жыл бұрын

ur right..

this is my 3rd year in NY and I just have to say that more than 70% of native speakers I've met here spoke exactly same way. Anyway, I find this video very helpful.

Exactly, all KZreadrs use it and it is disgusting. Once people say like like like,I stop the video and check other channels. You are the best 👌❤🙏

@taniamartinez6343

5 жыл бұрын

It’s not disgusting it’s just a way of talking 🤦🏽‍♀️

@MonaMona-cn5zw

5 жыл бұрын

Using such terms does not make a person disgusting. Your comment says a lot about yourself. Many people use those filler words because perhaps English is their second language or simply because speaking is not something they do well. Instead of judging someone’s content based on what they’re providing, you shut them down because they use those words? Take a look at yourself for a bit. Let your comment sink in

@CforChiTwo

5 жыл бұрын

I have a thick African ( Nigerian ) accent. Okay? When I was in the Uni, if anyone makes use of such dumb filler words,our professor would make a mess of the person’s reputation. Like,like,basically,basically,as in ,as in,... and so on. Please learn to drop your comment and leave. Stop seeking attention in other people’s comments. It is disgusting,period! I am here to learn from her,not to read your comment 🤼‍♀️🥰👍🏼🙏

@CforChiTwo

5 жыл бұрын

I wish KKW and her friends would learn how to use ENGLISH language. Intelligent people talk,they don’t LIKE LIKE LIKE LIKE.... I am a Nigerian,zero American or British accent, I am here to learn from BRIGHT minds 🍝😋❤️

@CforChiTwo

5 жыл бұрын

Did you hear me say the users of such filler words are disgusting? I said that those words are disgusting,wether you like it or not,they make one appear dumb. Now,you’ve made your point. You win🥊😱💖 Can we learn from her please?

Perfect video as always... Thank you and God bless!!

I have this habit of recording myself reading paragraphs or a book.It helps me to pronounce certain words in a good way as well as finding new words that i am unaware of. Thanks for the tips u had given in this video 😊

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

That's a great way to practice.

@christianleovido7583

2 жыл бұрын

Reading paragraphs worked and books out loud worked for me too as a non-native speaker.

I love you. I hate my friends for using filler words and they hate me for sounding formal. 😂

U R really a good English teacher,if U were my English teacher than today I would be perfect at english😃😁😄

This is super valuable for me and so do other learners. Thank you so much.

I am so happy to know I don't use such "filler words" -- I don't have "speech vices", as we call them in my country. And btw, I speak fluently German, Portuguese, French and English. I guess I had good teachers all my life! Blessed be the Lord! 💖

wow this video helpful. I'm planning to start my vlogs soon about my trips and I want to sound clear and precise to my viewers and more compelling to be watched to. Thank you!

I enjoy watching your videos.... You are a professional teacher. Please add lessons about English in workplaces. Thanks Mrs. Lisa 🌹🌷.

Her accent is great, I'm happy to be your follower

Native English speakers uses mostly those fillers

@SwapperTheFirst

5 жыл бұрын

uneducated? yes...

@aprilspencer

5 жыл бұрын

@@SwapperTheFirst you're absolutely right. Most foreigners of non-native Eng speakers are imitating native Eng speakers whom they're found on social medias, but what they don't realize is most are average people who were born as native speakers. We should learn from the well educated people such as Teachers, Professional in engineering, business, etc. 😊If there's any English mistake, please correct me.

@zoliky

5 жыл бұрын

Native English speakers "use" not "uses".

@marleneorein9484

5 жыл бұрын

Brcause nowadays they read less and watch TV too much. The last two generations were educated by TV and computers. They didn't learn to think and analyse texts. It's a generation of illiterates. 😢 The next generation will spend hours w/ Smartphones... It's a sad world....

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

@@aprilspencer You're absolutely right Charles.

I learned a lot from you professor .. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

You are now my favorite teacher.

Thank you for the lessson teacher!!!❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉😊😊

Hi ! Happy New year. My wonderful teacher.thanks alot

Thanks for giving a big lesson on filler words

It's first time I am watching your video and i really loved the way you teach.👏

Happy new year 🎈🎆 Thank you so much! I really love your video 💗❤️🙏❣️

You make me laugh so hard... Even forwarded to many "like" good friends....LOL😂😂😂😂😂

Thank you so much! This video is very useful & helpful, despite I can't avoid filler words I often use feller words even in my native language, especially when I can't express what I want to say,

Thank you.... for your professional advice

We're longing for your videos .thanks a million

Kind of you to have explained such an instructive lesson. Thanks a lot

One of the best teachers. 🇵🇭

You are good teacher and explain very well keep on your teaching

I love your channel, Ma'am! It's worth watching!

Always wonderful...Thanks my favorite teacher...and happy new year

Thank you again Maestra!! You are the best theater!! I can't wait to see your next video....

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I love the way you put things across.thank you Mam

You r accurate to the point in teaching excellent

I love you, teacher!

Thank you ma'am. Excellent video. Please keep up the good work. 👍

Thank you for your wonderful effort to help people

Very interesting to know all of that especially from a native. Thank you for these awesome tips Mrs. Mojsin.

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Itamar. :) .

Thanks for your wonderful advice. Maria

Thank you for this video. It’s eye-opening.

Thank you for this.. very educational

I am really glad that I found you 🌸😁

Thanks for educating generations. I must follow you.

I like your lessons and videos. They're extremely interesting. Thank you a lot.

Thanks so much, Ma'am. This is very helpful. 😊😊😊

You are my real teacher

Subscribed straight away!

Thank you for these tips !

thank you so much it's very helpful for me ☺

Thanks for your advice. BTW, you have a really great pronunciation.

Love your videos.Thank you

again thanks for your time

Thank you for the lesson.

Thank you very much !

Thank you Ma'am... From Kolkata, India

Thanks a bunch!

Thanks ma, am I enjoyed your lesson on filler vocabulary .

Thanks you're doing a great job

I really appreciate this video so much. ❤

Wow! Thank you so much, I didn't know that if I use those words, it could make my appearance unprofessional.

Thank you for video👍🏻

Thank you for these handy tips Ms Mojsin. I appreciate a lot your teaching style. Your speech is clear and your pronunciation is impeccable. Are you a native English speaker?

Thanks for the tips.

I love your Channel Ma'am I do learn a lot from here.

This is actually amazing

Wonderful, thank you very much .

Thank you for this very informative video.

This helped a lot , thank you !

Thanks a ton👍

Nice to see u back 😀😀. I missed you

I love your videos really helpful 😍👌

Educational. I never learned this in school or college. Subscribed.

What wonderful speaking I lovly understed

Thank you very much

Glad to see you again 🌹 Happy New year 🌲

Great tips, thanks 😍

Thanks a lot teacher ... i wish you continue on posting

It's beneficial to learn that Thank you!

Really useful video... thank you so much..

The best English teacher!!!

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Kyenong!

Thank you so much

So simple and easy, and yet most of us have no idea

✔️PROFESSIONAL and AWESOME!

I like your spoken course.

Thanks a lot,

Me encantan tus videos. Explicas muy bien. Gracias desde Argentina!

@AccurateEnglish

5 жыл бұрын

Gracias Andrea

thank you so much

Thanks for this video ...

Thank you so much ma'am. 🙏💐🇮🇳✨☺️

Thanks ma'am it was very helpful.

Thank you ma'am....it's really Handy

☺ She nailed some errors I usually encounter from most professionals, in my country Nigeria. Who speak the Nigerian or West African version of English language. Where their dialect is often indicated, which doesn't often sound nice.

Thank you Lisa

Very helpful tips.