Thank you 🙏 for sharing ☝️yes very educational 🌎global ☝️I can understand older people plus the way you talk pure English ☝️and the statistics it was every 11 years moved to 7 years change ?..?👋☮️

The New York accent sounds like a mobster talking. Hahaha. European Romance language speakers speaking English, that perhaps made the peculiar accent (Italian mostly). Fran Drescher speaks the same in The Nanny.

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It is clear explanation.Thanks a lot Sir

Very nice explanation

I really enjoy watching your video.

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Are there other apps with less repetition?

huuuh, i remember you so young now you look like someone's dad😢

Hello, I want to buy a spinning rod in Japan and I don’t know which website to buy with delivery to UK, maybe a used spinning rod, maybe you can tell me where to buy, thank you

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Fun fact: Less than 1/3 of US American adults own guns. Most gun owners own multiple guns, which inflates the average. Also, people don't just flash their guns IRL. Like a lot of bad behavior, it's way more common online. In fact, in most jurisdictions, it's illegal to "brandish" a firearm, which has various meanings depending on where you are.

A very clear explanation, so I downloaded a version that would be compatible with my older iMac 10.13..). When I tried to type on the manual cards, it soon showed nothing as I typed. Disappointing app

Wow, it's stunning! You are describing pictures in a natural way of learning English. I'd just love that matter.

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Liam, how can I have the course with you?

Hi Liam is there a way we can reach out to you?

It is great conversation ❤

Good video am watching from zambia 🇿🇲 ❤

Hi Liam. Do you teach English on italki any more ? I want to take a lesson.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4qTf56hYpWVb9U thats a Virginia, Tangier accent, came from Scots. I used to live there.

I really appreciate you making this video!! 🙏🏻There are many videos out there teaching about what to answer to a question, but this is what I really need! It's so embarrassing and awkward to get stuck in conversations not knowing what to respond in English when people just tell you something. Like, I do care and do pay attention, I just don't know what words English speaking people use to respond.😭

Thank you for uploading the video! I alwasys enjouy your englsih lesson.

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Cassie so nice . And Liam too ..

Honestly I'm just happy you like our vegetables.

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l start learning english and research about channel to help me your channel is good and it's the most easy accsent for me thank you liam❤❤❤❤

fries and chips are different. Fries are thinner than chips

I live in Australia people here call them fries not chips we say chips when we are talking about the very thick fries

You really are not going to hear that Chicago accent that lady spoke much anymore.

Thank you, Sir. It will surely help

Thank you so much. It was very useful.

Thanks for this v useful video!!🩷👍🏻

Hi Liam. I am Daniel from Argentina. I just wanted to say that I listen to your podcast to improve my English level and it works, my level has improved a lot. Thank you very much. Happy 2024.

Very good! Thank you.

Thank you!

It was useful and exciting. Thank you !

Very helpful video, thank you Liam. 😄

Great vídeo. I grew up in Canada and accent I Canada, specially Ontario, is very similar to standard American accent. I undeestood all accent, ecxept for the Hawaiaan accent, don't think I have ever met someone speaking like that. But lots of British accents are really hard for us to understand. I remember watching Game of Thrones and having to turn subtitles on.

I like your way

Great video. I have listened to your podcast (as I am about to comment on it..focus on the present) (and I should add be-ing..as this is still ongoing!) or I listened to your podcast (I feel this could even be uttered by a native speaker (a hardly audible 've that has been erased almost) Anyways... I love your input- check- input approach. I have been teaching English through conversation for the last 20 years with timeouts during the 90-minute workshop to reflect on structures as they come up in the conversation. English is a fast evolving language with world-wide input, it seems rules are constantly being bent and altered ... and that feels okay as long as there is no risk of misunderstanding and confusion. That's what I focus on with my mostly French native learners so that they can feel comfortable to talk and make mistakes. However, nuances make a language all the more powerful in expressing our reality and emotions of course. That's what grammar is ultimately about. It's refreshing to come across your approach on real English with its focus on diversity. I would very much to pick your brain about different topics. Is there a way of booking a lesson with you to have a conversation?

12:58 “you’re welcome honey bun …” “Eggplant rollatini with Kirkland marinara sauce” It’s the accent used in the Fargo tv series. “Minnesota nice” or something.