Am from Edo state

My daughters attend a private school and I used to be blown away by all the different luxury handbags the moms were carrying. Literally changing them daily...weekly. until. I was invited to a purse party and their "purse lady" was there selling ALL luxury bags for $150 to $300. All you had to do was show her the one you wanted from ANY brands website and she would have it for you within a week or two. *suluxy* My mind was literally blown away.

i have an issue that my english is not understood by whole chuck of the english sentence.😅so what should i do?

Great job teacher. You speak clearly and slowly. I like it

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Hello from Ecuador 😊

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Yes, Americans are really in love with Japan. From my experience, Americans and other Anglo people tend to see other human beings in tiers. For Americans it's Germans, British and Japanese who are the almost equal to them on a civilisation level. The rest of us are lower. So for example, currently so many Americans worship WW2 German military (even the paramilitaries) because those are seen as almost as civilised as them and Japanese are seen as the 'civilised' of Asia. I don't mean this is a negative way to Americans, but weebs and Wehraboos exist. Maybe it's also because so many Yanks came back from (West) Germany and Japan when they served in bases there, but even in WW2, American GIs had more respect for the Germans than for many of their allies, although we know there was no respect for Japanese and that appeared later. When it comes to others, it's more varied. For example it's still acceptable in many circles in America to make "POLACK" jokes. Anyhow that's my take.

You can google "how to pronounce" any word on google. ????

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You don't speak English mate, you actually speak American, don't you?

❤ thanks for this relevant content... To me ...

Interesting

damn stinky aliens! where is my minigun???

What do you say about bilingual? When kids learn two (sometimes 3) languages at the same time while understanding things. I think this is the coolest way to start language learning. As i found out myself, after 3rd language you start to see connections and similarities in languages (especially european ones).

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how can i get a private English classes...thanks

I usually save most of the unknown words I stumble across while reading, watching, or listening. I add all(or almost all) definitions, examples, synonyms, images. And then l learn them.

Wow that's amazing, I am an old lady. I am behind the time.

Good teacher. Speaks clearly.

Positive lesson. It was fun

Hi good morning sir how is everything going on .l hope you are ok. l couldn't joing your live lessons recently. l just now joing after long time. you are doing good job. thanks a lot about that. have a great day God bless you.

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Oops, I'll take a little nap and then something like this happens... too late 🙈 Greetings from Wisconsin

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American actress Dana Delaney from Tombstone and Exit to Eden looks like former Japanese Soccer star Aya Sameshima.

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How can I use this to develop a topic sentence for speaking?

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You are the best teacher i have ever heard...

I like it when you pronounce a French word, it’s so pretty! 😍👌🏻

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I speak native English and did not know this word.

Greetings from Alabama. Teach us how to talk good over here

Remember folks, there's proper English, then there's American.

I am already very confident with my English as a non-native speaker but this channel is a gold mine to me to review in my spare time and learn a lot from, implicitly, on topics such as how human brain thinks, reasons and communicates. Thank you very much Drew!

*Derivcyber* your approach is genius and you're establishing yourself as one of a kind communicator that I believe few have ever seen on this platform and I think you definitely succeeded in making sense of it to the world! Keep up the great work my Dear.

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Really effective video. I like it.

i fell asleep and ts ended up coming on

If you want a vocabulary hit the Dictionary Guy, Not language arts.

in the next couple of weeks, I'm taking a Celpip test and i don't really know how am going to scape through this. any advise, please?

tThumbs up! Watching from Toronto

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