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@Sunshinepower6

15 күн бұрын

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@shymaal_beloushi9928

15 күн бұрын

wow another amazing course by Lucy╰(*°▽°*)╯╰(*°▽°*)╯

@MykolaMasiuk

15 күн бұрын

Hello! You have indicated the year 2023 in the subscription form.

@RaeesKhan-bi4eh

15 күн бұрын

I like your vlog which I believe is "slightly at higher level " compared to others for non-English background like myself Non the less, such type of your vedio is I am more interested in😊

@wstnli725

15 күн бұрын

That kind'a'irony's something you don't usually learn in English, but you see, it's so funny! There's also some irony in other cultures, although nowadays it's changing and becoming somehow tiring speaking, so I prefer that 'old British smooth way', just like in 'Sherlock' TV series, but explained step by step. Brilliant, Lucy, congrats!

Who else loves the "hello lovely students"?

@user-ic2pz3li6n

15 күн бұрын

I lovely love that ❤❤

@davesmith6436

15 күн бұрын

Yeah, you're right!👍 I do also love the way she pronounces these words!💖💖💖

@user-fd7zc1tj1k

15 күн бұрын

such lovely❤

@Nati__1987

13 күн бұрын

A mi

@nintendospecial9721

12 күн бұрын

Nice.. Great to see you all!

*Lucy has been carrying on making her students a bit happier with every lesson!😉* *Bravo, I'm already a happy camper!🥰*

@user-no2mz9hl4f

13 күн бұрын

Very well written! Did you know that we actually say “brav*a*” if we’re congratulating a girl or woman? Bravo is technically for men and boys, or a mixed gender group. Although, plenty of native English speakers will say “bravo” to women, so it’s a common mistake.

I really wanted a lesson on British culture for a long time. Thanks Lucy!

Had I had Lucy's accent and articulation, I would never shut my mouth 😂

@sparklestars6288

13 күн бұрын

😂 lol I still don’t shut my mouth

@GeorgeZz12

3 күн бұрын

that's what i am thinking, if i get her lovely accent😂

Learning English using your method is a great pleasure for me. Thank you very much.

This is such an important part of British culture. We can be much more self-deprecating and jokingly critical of others than our American cousins. Just this morning my boss told me he'd found my replacement...a hat stand 😞

@aigcfabio

15 күн бұрын

Qui in Sicilia al posto tuo il cappello molti l' avrebbero tirato contro il boss come faceva lo scagnozzo di Goldfinger contro i suoi avversari.

@underconstruction7367

10 күн бұрын

This is also very prominent in my country, australia. 😊🇦🇺

@englishwithmrd

9 күн бұрын

@@underconstruction7367 yes, the Aussies get it, absolutely!

I am Pole, but I love British culture from the beginning of learning their beautiful language! I remember learning the colors: red, yellow, blue, green, purple, its tenses: present simple, continuous, which have been always a fascinating activity! Note: I love the colors also in Polish language. 🙂Thank you very much, dear teacher for the new lesson.

Thank you for shedding light on this important part of British culture 🌟

Thank you for sharing this fabulous video, which explores British cultural nuances so nicely. The cultural remarks highlighted in the video foster a sense of camaraderie and connection with others, which is part of the great culture of Britain. I greatly appreciate the insights provided.

I absolutely love this lesson! It was amazing, thanks a million!🔥🔥🔥

Really look forward to seeing more lessons about British culture. Thanks Lucy!

Love this wonderful British Culture Lesson of you Lucy responding to a teasing with a clever comeback. I love teasing, but I don't like to argue with women. Some men always think they win an argument with a woman,

Brilliant Lucy. Thanks a million. ❤👋👋👋❤

I am enjoying the lessons, especially your pronunciations. Keep it up, genius! 🥰

Thank you ma'am. It's a wonderful topic. 🥰🙏

And this is the most important lesson of Brit culture. Give us more

Thank you lucy❤❤ Best Lucy ever ❤❤❤

Your way of teaching makes me learn without difficulty

Dear respected sir, thank you so much for your English fruitful lessons and programs which you offered to us and we really appreciate your teaching style and we look forward to support us more better to discus with any one as native speaker.

Great Teacher 😍

Thank you Lucy, this is something I still struggle with in English, I can’t quite understand the tone and nuance in certain situations, so my playful banter attempt can be something that just comes across as mean, or vice versa. This is why I mainly stick to jokes like puns and plain silliness, that way there’s less risk of getting into a big misunderstanding and hurting someone by accident.

@Drusille

15 күн бұрын

Same here! The line is really fine if you don't know perfectly who you're talking to. In my language (spanish) that interchange could seem harsh to me so i must dig in more before adventure myself in such wordgame

Hi Lucy, please make the programme for A1 basic and A2 in one bundle.🐣

Thanks Lucy❤

So, so lovely as usual. Keep going on. ❤

Very beautiful and interesting lesson. Great teacher ❤

I’m Indian🇮🇳and speak English with American accent🇺🇸 but now after watching her videos I believe I’ve also got to learn British accent🇬🇧❤too!

It's a pleasure. I would love it.

My favorite teacher ever ❤

Well prepared, made, edited and directed 👌🙌

hi lucy , i love your all videos and they play significant role in my way of learning english , i can't thank you enough , break a leg

One of the best teachers❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

glad to inform you teacher Lucy, I have played the video 50 times..very happy so far...💙😆

Thank you so much !

The favorite KZreadr since 2019 coronavirus 1st wave.. you've grown up alot girl.. so 🦚 proud ❤❤

Fabulous as usual ❤❤❤thank youuuuuu

I love this lesson. wow!

Thanks 🙏 for leveling up my English, I'm from Africa in Tanzania 🇹🇿

Thank you so much 🧡🧡🧡💯💯💯

Thank you!!

Beautiful and interesting session as always... 😘

Thanks

Great effort Lucy

Great video!

love your video ms Lucy you helped me to be the A+ student in English that I am

@JCEnglishOnlinePractice

11 күн бұрын

🔥👉Practice English conversation everyday questions and answers it's a good way to improve your English Quickly :) the secret to learn English

Thank you

Love the British humour. Always fun to listen to it 😅😂

50 / 5,000 👌a good step forward for better effortless discussions abroad 🖖, thanks !

I am fluent in English but Enjoy watching your videos

Hi thank you so much for the lesson. I enjoyed it very much ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂

I like your maner of teaching

Hi lovely teacher 🙏

love your videos!!!!!!

Looking beautiful ❤

@motanawe3a957

15 күн бұрын

ممكن متابعة عمو

@wilber8260

13 күн бұрын

THAT is an understatment!

I got it. Thanks

Amazing video

Amazing 🥰🥰

Knowing culture is the most important condition to master a language, anyway, Thank you, Lucy.

What a beautiful culture ❤

Lovely!

Very Beautiful teacher

Hi, teacher Lucy thanks for your lessons You know, yesterday evening in my class of english beginning I was presenting your lesson (5 lovely english proverbs) all classmates and teacher thanks my ,so I said this a lessen of Lucy,they said who is Lucy, I said she is our lovely teacher on youtub chanel, you must hear to her if you want improve your english speaking

Looking gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I am from Bangladesh.I knew many important lesson from you.I would like to watch more helpful vedio from you. 😊😊😊

My dear teacher is back ❤❤❤❤. I miss her ❤❤❤

Such a nice flower🙏

Hey lucy! We want you to post VLOGs again! They were so fun.. 😞

more videos on British culture pleaseeee

I miss your old intro! It was such a pretty scene.

love the lesson and love the lipstick! What brand and colour of the lipstick you wore in this video?

It's important for me ✅

The “oh yeah?” Comeback reminds me of It Happened One Night.

💃Very important that you mentioned that these should be used with caution. Yes it is British culture to 'banter' but people must also understand the context... these phrases could be interpreted as rude if you do not have a close relationship with the listener.

I adore you ❤

I understand everything. I like teasing people too lol

Lucy please do vlog as well

💐💐💐💐💐love it my sun ☀️ teacher

Hey lucy,I'm from India and I want that can you elaborate so many words of Jimmy carr's show. Bcuz I'm daily go through his videos. So it's very helpful for me.

Please make a course of Grammar for High School students

Hello our lovely teacher Lucy. We need this delicious piece of cake .I'm hungry,it's nearly about one week I didn't eat,so i feel so weak,i hope to catch and take some knowledge from you and forget my hunger as soon as possible. I'm crazy dreamer of delicious cake. Cake Week. Weake. To take. Hunger. Dreamer. Thank you a lot . Best regards. Your Lovely student.

انه احبكي شكرا لكي يا لوسي من العراقي

Lucy, you're glowing 😉

I love Britain 🇬🇧

I too Love you ma,am

Lucy the great!

❤❤i love you.i wanna learn English from you for a month am i right

Hello from Indonesia

Haha when Jamie said me too in the end ,I thought It was funny because she too thinks that Alex has no *ability* to *learn*

Hey! Lucy, I'm curious. In B. English, do we pronounce the "r" in the word "year"? Or is it very much silent like the "r" of er, ar, and or? Thanks.

@EnglishwithVahid1

6 күн бұрын

In British English, the "r" in the word "year" is typically pronounced, although it may vary depending on the regional accent. Generally, the "r" sound in "year" is pronounced, unlike in words like "er," "ar," and "or" where the "r" is often silent. So, in most cases, you would hear the "r" sound in "year" when spoken in British English.

Very nice video you tech mam

I like you mention comebacks. Jimmy Carr once said to some, “if you want my comeback; scrape it off the back of your mum’s teeth”. And he British.

I see it from Bangladesh🇧🇩

Where could we access that kind of audio or chat, please?

HI Lucy

I am regularly watching your videos love from pakistan🎉🎉🎉

Hello Lucy I'm interested

I thought "Me too!" was a pun

I'm not shure but i think you were in my country (México) and never told haw was it. You should maka a podcast teaching us traveling vocabulary ig you want. Thanks.

Me, Padma, from Canada

Thanks. You look beautiful