10 Beautiful English Words You Should Use More Often In Your Daily Conversations| Hridhaan

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U r effervescent hridhan sir🙏🙏

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1. Enchanting- something that is Charmin and attractive 2. Effervescent- someone or something that is active, positive and full of energy 3. Inestimable- too great to be described or expressed exactly 4. Savvy- to have a good understanding and practical knowledge of something 5. Evocative- something that makes you remember or imagine something pleasant 6. Laud- to praise (a person or their achievements) highly 7. Veracity- the habit of telling the truth 8. Ephemeral- lasting for a very short period of time 9. Requisite- a thing that is necessary 10. Jubilant- feeling or expressing great happieness especially because of a success 11. Penchant- a liking for a habit of doing something that others might not like 12. Effulgent- something that is shining brightly, radiant 13. Fetching- a fetching person or piece of clothing is very attractive 14. Muse- a person or an imaginary being or force that gives someone inspiration

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I’d like to laud you for this presentation. Your advise is inestimable! Also, please don’t doubt the veracity of my words when I tell you this; I must say you’re an effervescent man - especially when you stand there with your fetching shirt and effulgent smile - and your presentation was really enchanting. It’s made me jubilant to have watched this enriching video by such a language-savvy person as yourself. You’re my new muse! Thank you!

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Very good! Sitting here chuckling! :)

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Dammit girl you got my attention .

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That was awesome!

[@innermostbeing]

Your voice is enchanting and body language is effervescent!

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Lovely like it. ur comment. Definitely Sir is Enchanting and Effervescent Personality too. 🙏👍

[@aparnaarora6094]

He was very enchanting and his actions were effervescent which is inestimable. He was a fashion savvy, a skill that I used to laud quite often. His choices were evocative and sometimes used to question my veracity of fashion sense. The feeling was ephemeral but acted as a requisite to my jubilant personality. His penchant towards fast fashion worried me which looked effulgent and fetching and acted as my muse sometimes but not for too long.

[@asthasingh887]

1. Enchanting 2. Effervescent 3. Inestimable 4. Savvy 5. Evocative 6. Laud 7. Veracity 8. Ephemeral 9. Requisite 10. Jubilant 11. Penchant 12. Effulgent 13. Fetching 14. Muse

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Beautiful words

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Thank you lol laughing because even though I can read and write, I have NO high school, college education and I NEVER heard most of these words ever! Thanks for sharing 👍🏽👍🏽

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Your effervescent teaching style has enchanted me to an inestimable extent!❤

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1. Enchanting 2. Effervescent 3. Inestimable 4. Savvy 5. Evocative 6. Laud 7. Veracity 8. Ephemeral 9. Requisite 10. Jubilant 11. Penchant 12. Effulgent 13. Fetching 14. Muse 👏👏👏👏👏

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Would've been great..if you'd have kept meaning also

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Your presentation is awesome.

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Sir, you're one of those effervescent and enchanting teachers that I love listening and watching

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1. Enchanting - something that is charming and attractive. 2. Effervescent - someone/something that is active, positive and full of energy. 3. Inestimable - Too great to be described or expressed exactly. 4. Savvy - Good understanding or practical knowledge of something. 5. Evocative - Imagine something pleasant. 6. Laud - To praise something or someone highly. 7. Veracity - Habit of telling the truth. 8. Ephemeral - Lasting for a very short period of time. 9. Requisite - A thing that is necessary. 10. Jubilant - Feeling or expressing great happiness. (Because of a success) 11. Penchant - A liking for a habit of doing something that others might not like. 12. Effulgent - something that is shinning brightly, radiant. 13. Fetching - a fetching person or piece of clothing is very attractive. 14. Muse - A person or an imaginary being or force that gives someone inspiration.

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so neither 10 not 15 words :-)

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Been playing with words for 40+ years. My kids used to call me walking encyclopaedia. Nice seeing a person teaching this way.

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Child been boy you have opted for teaching that too English at such a young age. God bless you. Please help as many you can. Visit rural belt. They need more learning. My elderly blessings to you.

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Here are 10 most beaytiful words.10 Beautiful Words ELOQUENT (Adj.) The adjective eloquent describes someone (or something, such as a speech, a text, etc.) that uses words well - in a skilled, fluent, and effective way. You could say a lawyer gave an eloquent defence of his client, if he expressed himself well. Or there were a number of eloquent speakers at the conference - people who are good at speaking and using words. SERENE (Adj.) Serene is another adjective - it means completely calm, peaceful, tranquil - without any disturbance, agitation, or trouble. We often use this word to describe very still and calm water or sky, but it can also be used to talk about a person, saying they look/appear serene or have a serene expression on their face. LULLABY (N.) A lullaby is a song we sing to help a baby or child go to sleep. Lullabies often have melodies which are slow and calm. A couple examples of common lullabies in English are “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” and “Rock-a-bye baby.” CHANDELIER (N.) A chandelier is a decorative lighting fixture that holds a number of lights and hangs from a ceiling. Chandeliers can be large or small, and they’re considered fancy, nicer than average - so they’re more expensive than just a regular light, and they make the room appear more elegant. OBLIVIOUS (Adj.) Describing someone as oblivious means they lack awareness - they are not seeing or noticing something. A person walking across a busy street while looking at their phone and wearing ear buds would be oblivious to the danger, because they are not perceiving it. PHENOMENAL (Adj.) Something that is phenomenal is really amazing, very impressive, and out of the ordinary. If we manage to send a person to the planet Mars, that would be a phenomenal accomplishment. Or you could look at an actress who did an especially great job playing her role in a movie, and say her performance was phenomenal. CRISP (Adj.) The word crisp is usually used to describe the texture of food that is hard/firm, but that is easily broken or that makes a pleasant, crunchy sound when you bite into it. You could describe potato chips or crackers as crisp, or a nice fresh apple or carrot as crisp. (Note: in British English, what we Americans call potato chips are actually called crisps!). NONCHALANT (Adj.) Nonchalant describes a person (or their attitude or tone of voice) who appears casual and not especially concerned about a topic or situation. Someone who is nonchalant is NOT excited or worried or agitated; instead they are relaxed and appear not to care a lot. Let’s say a child is behaving badly and the parent says “don’t do that” but the parent doesn’t speak more firmly or punish the child, you could say the parent has a nonchalant attitude towards discipline. If you ask someone where they are planning to go to college and they say “it doesn’t really matter; college isn’t so important anyway” - that would be a nonchalant reply. EXQUISITE (Adj.) The word exquisite describes something that is extremely beautiful, especially because it has a lot of details or took a lot of skill to create. So a wooden table that was hand-crafted with lots of decorations and designs could be called exquisite. In addition to describing visual beauty, exquisite can also be used for something excellent, like an exquisite wine would have an especially delicious and delightful flavor PLETHORA (N.) Saying that there is a plethora of things means there are a LOT of those things, a large number of them. Let’s say I really love hats and I have 40 different hats in my closet - then I have a plethora of hats. Some restaurants have a plethora of different dishes - there are many different options on the menu. Espresso English has a plethora of courses and e-books - we have many of them, many ways for you to learn and improve your English skills. Now you know the meanings of 10 English words that are considered beautiful! Which one was your favourite? Do you have any English words that you enjoy saying, simply because you think they sound pretty? Leave a comment and let me know - I’d be interested in finding out which words you think are nice to say and hear.

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Wat een prachtige stem! Ik wenste dat ik zijn leerling kon zijn. Leerrijk, Beschaafd en zo liefdelijk komt hij over. LOVE IT SO MUCH. LOVE FROM SURINAME

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Oo my God!!!!!! U won me when Taylor Swift’s name appeared on screen and when u said “if u like Taylor Swift then we are swifties “😍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@shalinipriscilla94]

Thanks a lot. I have known all the words in your list except for effulgent and I was mispronouncing the word Penchant for quite a period of time. Thank you Hridaan. It was great listening to you. As a fellow English teacher, my suggestion for you is work on your body language a bit more, avoid looking at your marker at times. Though you stutter in between you have the great skill to come back in a way that people couldn't perceive it. ALL THE VERY BEST.

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@Marlene DR It's his wish, what's your prob? Learn minding businesses.

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@Marlene DR excuse me he has done CELTA from Canada I hope you know Canada's first language is English

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You talk with virtue your voice is stately and you have good temper . Great video

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Your presentation was one of the best I could remember in the recent past.Keep it up.Looking forward to more

[@manishadas1172]

When you take up the role of an instructor it is expected of you that you will explore all possible aspects of the subject .Effervescent means fizzy .Energetic , enthusiastic are derivatives giving the sense of being fizzy or bubbly

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Always compared effervescent with chemical reactions

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You are right but the usage Hridaan suggested is very much in usage and accepted.

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@@anjaliSharma-ke2mt ur very enchanting looking

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You are so SAVVY in teaching these English lessons. So helpful. I am so impressive. Hope to watch more lessons like this. Thank you so much.

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love classic vocabulary...now if we could only stop beginning sentences with "so" and ending them with "yeah" or "but-uh"

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Enchanting Muse Effervescent Jubilant Inestimable Evocative Penchant po sho Effulgent Ephemeral Fetching All my favourite!!!!!

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My friend has a cumbersome avocation but his, effervescent and sophisticated behaviour enchants me also makes me feel over the cloud nine i am thankful to god for providing me a such prudent friend

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Beautiful. Words from a beautiful voice and explained beautifully 😍

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Evocative thought makes you to remember about something amazing.

[@manigupta2299]

I usually use 'ineffable' instead of 'inestimable' and both sound amazing! I liked the video the moment he mentioned Taylor Swift's writing prowess 🤭

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They mean different things.

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I like using ineffable too

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EnChanting... charming in nature Effervescent....full of energy

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Dear sir,I would extremely laud your savvy skills and this inestimable lesson supports me to improve my vocabulary.god bless you

[@bhavikmahnsk7724]

Go with simple words ..this will make you look you're trying to brag

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I think its advance level english practice. It's very effective for IELTS. We should Try to know knew words. We should appreciate him.

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@@bhavikmahnsk7724 yes don't use complicated words 😎 even the ielts examiner will get annoyed 😂 by using such complex words

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What an effervescent person! I like this teacher

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Incandescent is a good word. It means strikingly bright, radiant, or clear💫🌕

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😂 Btw nice name 🍁🍂🍁

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Your teaching is enchanting and you are indeed effervescent.

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1.Enchanting 2.Effervescent 3.Inestimable 4.Savvy 5.Evocative 6. Laud 7.Veracity 8.

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Super Esha give with meaning

[@delilah6853]

My favourites : Inestimable : her flair in poetry is inestimable. evocative: those enchanting paintings were evocating. Laud : i was lauded for my talent. Ephemeral : happiness is ephemeral not eternal. Requisite ,: i was far from tge requisite skills. Fetching : she looked fetching in her red gown . Muse : she isnt only my mom, she is my muse.

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Your voice is on another level 😀 It seems unreal 😅

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Your effervescent lecture not just enchantingly mused my curiosity levels but also made me write a comment to laud it Thanks

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These words were very helpful to me. I would definitely use it in my writing projects

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Your teaching is very interesting. Very advance English and vocabulary. Thanks for educating us. God bless you.

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I must say its a requisite lesson. So many fascinating words to be used. I laud you as our muse.

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I was impressed by his savvy teaching skills. Also he is an effervescent person!

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English is my first language but I learned 5 new words from you today

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You have enchanting personality .

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I'd have been fully focused in my English class at school if you'd have been my teacher 😊. Nicely done!

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Wonderful Wonderful video thanks

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In fact u are so great I watched u for d first time today and I like, share and subscribe to ur channel! The way u teach and explain with the example are of inestimable value, u are indeed a teach-savvy. Kudos to u bro. From nigeria

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You redefining English…Crisp,Simple & Highly recommended

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I am a lover of words and am surprised I have never heard the word effulgent. Thanks for the lesson. 👍

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Same here.

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Excellent discussion.thank you

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Po-sho, jubilant & fetching are 3 words I loved.

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You are totally a effervescent person. I am really flabbergasted by your savvy skills in English vocabulary. I also wanna become an enchanting person like you.

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Thank you for teaching those interesting words. My favorite ones are effervescent, fetching, and savvy!

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Thank you brother☺️ , I am learning English and your video really help me .☺️☺️

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Good way of explaining English so expressive

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Beautiful words and put so well by you. I am impressed.

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Wonderful lesson by Wonderful Person, Thank you so much 🌸🌸🌸

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I highly laud you for this splendid video you are very effervescent while expressing everything I must say it's really instimable the way you descrube everything very smoothly and confidently. You really have a savvy of personalities like body language, pronounciation and the way you speak to make easier to others watching ur videos really makes me evocative my mom is really worried about my penchant of having phone in my hands all the time. I'm watching your videos since so long n now I'm very jublinat because I'm improving a lot and you really look fetching in black t shirt last but not the least you are really a muse for me and others as well .

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this is my first video i watched of let's talk i learned a lot.....

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Effervescent- full of energy. Inestimable- do not have words, cannot express in words . Savvy- practical knowledge of something Evocative- imagine ABT past. Laud- to praise Veracity- habit of telling the truth. Ephemeral- Lasting for seconds. Requisite- A thing that is necessary. Jubilant- experience happiness. Penchant- doing something that others don't like. Effulgent- radiant. Fetching- attractive. Muse- gives inspiration.

[@bronwenwilliams7244]

Just for info Pronounce effervescent effer VES cent not effer VERS cent. Love you idea of bringing these words into general use

[@noblumoon]

Yes, the r is silent

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@@noblumoon there is no r

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@@baishalideb5565 effer,, r is so soft, it might as well be silent

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@@noblumoon ok that r ...i thought it was R from VERS.

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@Gladiator Max6 yes but he did not pronounce the v as a w

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Positive energy..Very enchanting

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Laudable effort Hridaan in making " English" evocative

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Really very impressive way of explanation....stay blessed

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These tweleve minutes were the most effective part of the day. Heartfelt thanks sir!!

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Were

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@@prithviraj2810 Right mate!

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WOW! It was a great video 🙏 Thank you sir 🙏

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Your enchanting , effervescent, inestimable and savvy nature has mused many and has been lauded . It may jubilant you with an effulgent smile . But it is ephemeral which is the veracity of uncertain life. I know my penchant comment is not evocative nor making me a fetching person but it is requisite for my English. 😃😃😁😁

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Amazing communication skills and it is ,I can say ,u r effervescent in this

[@adityashukla2635]

I thought enchanting means magical and Muse is goddess of Art My favourite song from Ed is ' A team'.

[@rajinderkhasria4748]

Viewers should laud you for such an enchanting video and your effervescent personality.

[@ismatasif24]

I am jubilant to see and hear from you, thank you so much for your lesson, I will use these words in my daily routine...😊

[@charan3545]

Amusingly this an awesome video Enchanting the courage and faith in others

[@LorenzodiLaurent]

“delaware” should be a word, probably a synonymous for something sublime... it just sounds so... sublime

[@mmarianac6615]

You are lauded with enchanting muse for fetching effulgent words. Thanks

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You are effervescent and your voice is enchanting. My favourite Ed. song is"thinking out loud ".

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You are so enchanting and effervescent.

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Your voice is just amazing!!

[@Ayisha857]

"Thinking out loud" & "Give me love" by Edward Christopher Sheeran

[@drishtymaurya8834]

Sir your teaching style is so enchanting. It always muse me. I always wait for your lessons all by heart..

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I don't understand why people dislike such amazing video,,

[@jyotirmoyjishnu1954]

Isn't inestimable having origin from estimate - estimable - in joined in as a prefix to it and hence a new word? Just clarifying

[@anupomasharminanonya4756]

Enchanting: Something that is charming and attractive. 1.Effervescent: Something\someone that is active, positive and full of energy. 2.Inestimable: Too great to be described or expressed. 3. Savvy: To have a great understanding and practical knowledge of something. 4. Evocative: Something that makes you remember or imagine something pleasant. 5. Laud: To praise a person highly for their achievements. 6. Veracity: The habit of telling the truth. 7. Ephemeral: Lasting for a very short period of time. 8. Requisite: Something that is necessary. 9. Jubilant: Feeling or expressing great happiness. 10. Penchant: Habit of doing something others don't like. 11. Effulgent: Something that is shining brightly. 12. Fetching: Attractive. 13. Muse: A person - especially a woman - who is a source of artistic inspiration

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I lauded your content. You’re effervescent nature is fetching ❤️

[@amarkshirsagar2509]

These words are beautiful and so is this video equally beautiful.

[@rcluley]

It was fortuitous that I found your seminar, I am beguiled by your countenance and entranced by your linguistic skill. PS: the prime definition of effervescent is bubbly.

[@roscianyt]

And your sentence sounds lame.

[@somethingPGO]

15 beautiful words Enchanting.. charming and attractive Effervescent..active, positive and full of energy Inestimable... Great to be described or expressed exactly Savvy.. good understanding and practical knowledge of something Evocative.. something that make you remember or imagine something pleasant Laud.. to praise highly.. he was loaded with achievement in musical Veracity... Habit of telling the truth

[@chandrapraqashyadav1947]

My Favourite song from Ed Sheeran is " Shape of you "

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[@MganeshaShepherd-cz2ht]

I am very fortunate because I was born in India. Our Indians are very good at in English language. Indian English is as unique as distinct as foreign languages. No one can use superior vocabularies, idioms,phrasal verbs, proverbs, different accents , excellent syntax , punctuation and systematic grammar. Many polyglots are from our incredible India only.

[@prajapatiapexa1837]

Hridhaan your english is so enchanting it is something i can listen daily 🤩🤩

[@MrAsingh1989]

Some can’t control their enthusiasm... 😋 lolz

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You are truly committed instructor.

[@Amansaxena489]

Thank you Sir for sharing these words with us !! I always love learning from you❤️

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[@nirmalvats434]

Wow! I have to practice to use these beautiful words. Thank you Hridaan. I love your name

[@SnehaACHE_UG]

Thank you for the ephemeral & requisite video that made me even more evocative....😁

[@Amore_more1000]

Thanks a million for your explanation!

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Please make a video on wherein,whereby ,thereon ,therein, thereof ,hereto, hereby, hereof etc..with multiple examples.

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All these are outdated. It is better to forget them from your vocabulary if you are not interested in studying archaic English texts. Visit my you tube channel DR SATHYA'S ENGLISH ACADEMY kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3PUZ3p4h96sgdE

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Your explanation is worthy of being lauded.

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Awesome! Enchanting! I subscribed into your channel without any second thoughts! You explain things very clearly and I laud you for that! Undoubtedly you are fetching and you happened to be my muse to improve my English! Thank you so much Hriddhan!

[@Khushbuvora]

Well explained… first time watched your video, first time I saw you and sir, I can say I become your fan now. Your efforts are appropriated.

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

My favourite Ed’s song is Perfect. There are 9 Muse on Parnaso Mountain and their Master is Apollo. Which is your favourite Muse? Mine is Clio. Take care of yourself. A

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Thank you. Practice all English vocabulary at: vocabulary24.xyz with (image+meaning+example)

[@nehakhandelwal3513]

Your teaching style is enchanting for me.

[@rituparmar9333]

My favorite song from Ed is 'I'm in love with the shape of you'