Hey there! All is well, thanks for asking. Hope you're okay, too. Stay tuned.

Thank you so much for your kind words and support, Artem! It means a lot to know you enjoy my content and find it valuable. I appreciate your suggestion about focusing on IT, AI, and tech-related topics-it's a great idea, and I'll definitely think about incorporating some tech vocabulary and idioms into future videos. Stay tuned, and thanks again for being an awesome viewer!

Absolutely! Protecting your well-being should always come first. It’s not easy, but setting boundaries with toxic people can be life-changing.

Especially in situations where both parties are toxic.

True

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you can relate to the content. If you ever want me to cover a specific topic or issue you're facing, let me know.

Thanks for your feedback. In some other countries, though, people are snoopy! 😆

I'm getting (motivated).

Nice one! And tough, also.

That's such a meaningful answer, hideaki! Education truly is a gift that keeps on giving!

Thank you!!

Thanks for the feedback, Murtadah! I really appreciate you pointing that out.

Thank you so much for your kind words and support, Murtad! I'm thrilled you found the topic fresh and insightful. Belated New Year greetings to you as well-I truly appreciate your thoughtful wishes. Wishing you an amazing 2025 filled with success, joy, and everything wonderful! Stay tuned for more content!

@@fransyfancyenglish: The complete spelling of my name is “Murtada”; you have missed the last ”a”; once on an earlier occasion too. “h” is the initial letter of my surname, which you can drop safely.

Happy New Year, Ramon!

Hey, Hernandez! Wow, thank you so much for sharing this! I'm really glad my content helped you get back into studying English. Hearing about your progress is amazing-you're doing great! Keep going, and I'm here to support you whenever you need.

Hi Faiz! Thank you so much for reaching out and for your kind words about my channel-I really appreciate it! I'm currently very busy during this period, but I’ll definitely get in touch in the coming months to discuss this further.

@fransyfancyenglish Thank you for your prompt response! Kindly write me an email or ping me once you're free.

Always happy to help!

Memorization doesn't work. You have to watch more content which you can understand, but only watching doesn't maintain writing and speaking. You have to find regular practice in your second language, which isn't one of the easiest tasks.

Hello! That’s a very interesting topic, and I’m glad you brought it up. It sounds like the vocabulary you’ve been learning is passive, meaning you recognize the words but struggle to use them actively. To turn passive vocabulary into active vocabulary, you need to use it in context-either by speaking or writing. Try creating sentences, short stories, or even practice conversations with the words you learn. You could also record yourself using them or discuss a topic where these words fit. I’ll definitely consider making a video to dive deeper into this problem and share more practical tips. Thanks for the suggestion!

Precisely!

Just don't expect miracles when it comes to improving your second language in a short period of time. A second language is a similar system to our native language. When we're no longer children, the problem is how to maintain our knowledge without using it every day.

Hey, Vogditis. Starting English at 35 and already out there 'grabbing' deals in Ireland. Sounds like you've mastered both the language and the art of saving money!

@@fransyfancyenglish I lived in Ireland for 16 years and there was a deal of 10 Euros off 50. It is a long story, but English is my fourth language, which I accidentally picked up in my youth. When I was 16-17, I lived in a place where American movies were shown in two languages. English was hidden under Russian. However, watching movies was not enough to learn grammar, because I talked to some viewers of those movies. Without realizing that I had a new language, I tried for 2 months to make a program in English command for my old computer in my youth. To recover simila language in adulthood took me 18 years to get grammar. I was spoken all those years without grammar....

Thank you, Ramon! I'm so happy you enjoyed the short class. As for your original sentence, "grab fun" isn't a common expression in English. While it's understood in casual speech, it might sound a bit awkward. A more natural phrase would be: "Have fun with Fransy's English lessons twice a week!" "Get some fun with Fransy's English lessons twice a week!"

@Thank you so much, Ms. Fransy, for righting the wrong usage of the word “grab” by me.

Thank you, Ramon! I'm so happy you enjoyed the short class. Keep practicing, and you'll be speaking English fluently in no time!

Hello, Batu. We don’t typically say "no point seven" in English. Instead, we'd say "zero point seven" or "point seven" when referring to a decimal. So, for example, "0.7" would be read as "zero point seven" or simply "point seven" in casual contexts. Is this what you mean?

@fransyfancyenglish I don't know maybe I got it wrong😂

It sure is. What about when you hear 'oh' in numbers? I think you should know that as well. 😉

I'm delighted to hear that, Tyler! Stay tuned for more! 🇬🇧 🇺🇲

I'm thrilled to hear that, Leny!

I'm thrilled to hear that! Stay tuned for more!

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the lesson helpful and engaging. As for your question about numbers, let me clarify: When there are two or more zeros in a phone or mobile number, you can say "double zero" or even "triple zero" for three consecutive zeros. Saying "oh" repeatedly is less common because it can sound confusing. Here's an example: Standard way: 800-005-1000 → "Eight hundred, double zero five, one thousand." Alternative: 800-005-1000 → "Eight zero zero, zero zero five, one zero zero zero." Both ways work; it depends on personal preference or regional norms.

@: Thanks so much, FFE, for your kind , prompt, and satisfying reply. Take care, stay safe.

Thank you, Erman!

Thank you!!

Hey there!

Always welcome

Hey, Ramon! Thanks for your encouragement!

Great Job, Hideaki! I'm thrilled you're interested in part 2. Stay tuned! 😊

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for your support, Ramon!