10 FACTS about BRITAIN! | Listening practice (normal speed of talking!) | British culture

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learn something new every day 🇬🇧

[@rinku1160]

You are my best English teacher/ in winter i will invite to Assam

[@johnyeung1669]

4:34 I use to drink milk tea, one of my favourite 😌

[@biainforzatofick9469]

I was delighted to see this video and remember the time I lived in England-1987.❤

[@pedropinos8030]

Best regards from Zaragoza, Aragon County, SPAIN ! You’re the Best English Proffesor ! Thanks a lot !

[@zeynepozdemir6872]

Hi Katharine! I moved to England just 2 months ago. Your videos and tips so instructive for me; for learning life style, culture about British people. Thank you ! 💞🙏

[@englishwithkatharine]

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[@galinakasymova1609]

Katharine hanim iyi ki, varsiniz. Biz gercekten Sizin videolarinizi zamanimiz oldugu zaman seve-seve uzak bir diyardan izliyoruz. Sizin dersleriniz super guzel ve cok onemli bizim icin de.

[@leonardobarros7793]

I've been in Cardif once. In fact, is a beautiful place and nice people.

[@SPMotivation24official]

Extremely overwhelmed by your knowledge and expressions . It is habitual to watch your videos. 👍

[@pradeeptudu5974]

Thank you... I just love British English.

[@fenilfahad513]

Learn Something new Everyday, Now I understood Tikka Masala origin from U K. Great...

[@pedropinos8030]

Great issue! Combine culture and English Language in the same package.

[@ejazrana7281]

This is a marvelous introduction of England.

[@leahengland6704]

My gorgeous ENGLAND 🌿❤

[@parkash9999]

Nice to hear these facts especially about British library because I am also a library person.

[@englishwithkatharine]

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[@Tetiana-w2s]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤ I enjoyed watching this video. We haven't heard about some facts so it's very useful and informative))) I hadn't tasted tea with milk before. When I tried in Wales it was delicious)))

[@nickname6818]

Hello. I love your videos about British culture, thank you so much!!

[@rosewang4372]

thanks Katharine, love it ❤

[@Binhnguyen-po8dd]

Cảm ơn Chị nhiều lắm luôn thank you so much my dear friend

[@devinderchadha661]

Kathrine is the honest teacher of LONDON god may bless you.

[@MOTIVATIONAL-VIDEO-HB]

Thanks, Katharine....very nice topics...I like it so much

[@samithpriyantha6125]

I am a vegetarian . But i consume dairy foods. My favourite curry is fried mushroom . Most favourite dessert is buffalo curd mixed with coconut treacle.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Sounds delicious! 🙌

[@Anzor-n2u]

Thank you very much!!!👍👍👍😊

[@shahrzadmanavi2733]

Dear Kathrin thankyou so much for sharing this lovely video...I really love to visite England someday it's one of my sweet dreams❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@diegofernandez597]

Hi!!!! I am from Argentina!!! Every morning I prepare a tea with milk tith 2 toast with Chesse.

[@djkorpora]

each explanatory video of the different words or phrases that with your kindness you share with thousands of students, are really precious to me, as I wrote earlier

[@w.thomas7695]

Simbora estudar inglês com a teacher Katharine. ❤

[@jo_ao]

😎🇧🇷🇬🇧 Vamos para o Reino Unido!

[@tigradigra]

Thanks ever so much!

[@azotoliko]

Very interesting and useful video about British culture 👍

[@jaelexlinsey]

Toad in the Hole is also delicious with mashed potatoes and gravy. Or with chips, mushy peas, and gravy. I was surprised that Tikka Masala is now our national dish. Whatever happened to the good old-fashioned roast dinner, or pie and mash? LOL! Pie and mash is my ultimate comfort food. Yummy! And another funny fact: We call our evening meal tea instead of dinner. So, if someone says, "I'm going home for my tea," they're not saying that they're going home to have a drink of tea. They're saying that they're going home to have their dinner or evening meal.

[@englishwithkatharine]

That’s in the north 😊 will make a video about that soon!

[@jaelexlinsey]

@@englishwithkatharine Keep 'em coming. It's such a fascinating subject for me. And you present it very well. 😊👍🏻👌🏻

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

Wow, what English people call their meals is a quagmire! "Look Around You" did a hilarious sketch about it in their Series 2 episode about food. The way I understand it, "dinner" is your biggest meal of the day. So some people have their dinner at lunchtime, and some people have their dinner at suppertime.

[@jo_ao]

I NEVER heard in my life, somebody speak a so exquisite english as the lady Katharine do it! Really Fantastic! 😍 🇧🇷🇬🇧

[@jigneshpatel5803]

Great, lots of thanks

[@dancinglatino3967]

Thank you for teaching us the cultural aspect of the UK! Very inspiring!

[@joyyyy777]

I love the UK. It has strong cultures, great people and the beautiful capital as well.

[@gauravgiri5416]

Good to see that Indian dishes are gaining popularity in the UK. Chicken Tikka Masala has become so much popular that it is now considered as one of the national dishes of UK. We have so much thing in common between India and the UK.

[@englishwithkatharine]

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[@bg.2559]

Ma'am you are so nice a teacher to be learning English from.

[@zanaizrulzainalabidin4170]

Hello, I am from Malaysia. Speaking English with British accent is something beautiful. Our Malaysian English is based to British English standard for all schools and higher education institutions. But, for everyday spoken English, it is mixing little bit with local languages such as Malay, Chinese, Indian and others. Similar to Britain, tea with milk is everyday popular drinks for Malaysian. We called it "Teh Tarik", a creamy tea with a skillfull preparation.

[@mostafaengland1220]

Hi katharine thanks for this useful and funny video Wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 has the longest place name in Europe and is also the second longest in the world after a small village in North island of New Zealand 🇳🇿 the name is also from the Maori indigenous language

[@avionreview3]

Hi Katharine! Every week, new proposals, new interesting topics. I love your channel! By the way, I am so delighted with chicken tikka masala, I do love curries! Let´s discover more throughout the UK. Thank you and God bless you!

[@edsojnr]

Lovely, again. Thank you!

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

Interestingly, the dish Americans call "toad-in-the-hole" is a thick slice of toast with a hole cut in the middle, put into a frying pan, and an egg cracked into the hole to cook. It's okay, but I prefer our version, with brown gravy & peas.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Thank you for this comment!! 😊😊

[@satyakibanerjee21888]

Undoubtedly chicken tikka masala is a delicious dish... But you should also try chicken tikia. It's a kind of thick chicken paste alongwith various spices... Believe me it's also fabulous!

[@englishwithkatharine]

Sounds amazing! 😊😊

[@HATTRICK202]

I love the countryside of UK 😇.

[@amytan8390]

I also love drinking tea, especially Afternoon Tea with yummy scones🧁.

[@ammyt2082]

I loved every minute of this video. This is the type of clips I choose whenever I want to learn English while enjoying some fun facts or interesting topics about British culture. It's a helpful strategy when it comes to learning any language.😊 Thanks for the excellent content!

[@englishwithkatharine]

That’s so great! 🤗🤗

[@tharthar7150]

The best channel and the best teacher. I love your teaching styles. You're so adorable teacher. I love british english. I love your voice and video. Thanks you teacher.

[@يحيسريلانكاسريلانكا]

❤❤Your lectures are very excellent. More progress

[@gaborszalai9779]

Dear Kathrine!🙂This type of videos about famous, cultural, historical, traditional things are a great idea!I like, enjoy all of them. For example there are a lot of secrets on our Earth, like Stone Henge.....👏👏All of us may be thinking about these wonders.

[@jhonadam1420]

A good old English saying: what a load of bollocks! D

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[@umutemrekaratas3782]

Hi Kathrine! I have just participated in your channel which can improve my English for the purpose of. It was an informative and amazing video and learned a lot of things about the U.K. culture. I am waiting for going on. Thanks a lot.👍🙏

[@НевсемСвой]

Let this channel be the 11th fact to know about Britain😉

[@nicolas_-_-_]

Hello! Dreaming is not forbidden 😃

[@НевсемСвой]

@@nicolas_-_-_ No are fool comments

[@paolatrentadue3034]

Hi Katherine, in Italy during carnival, people living at Ivrea, a village in the Northern part of Italy, throw oranges...

[@englishwithkatharine]

Brilliant 🤩

[@irmaomaycon3067]

Very good. Thanks

[@User48743]

I'd love to watch more videos like this 🫶🏻 Thanks Katharine, 🙋🏻‍♀️ from Argentina!

[@td1929]

Я сижу в одном из самых маленьких сел России и мечтаю с детства жить в Британии и говорить на английском (в том числе идеально на любом языке на котором я говорю.) Это так замечательно,что я могу наблюдать это в ютубе

[@englishwithkatharine]

Please write in English. I want to read your comment 😊

[@Tonya312]

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[@k_ali632]

Hi Katharine ! Understanding the culture of UK , the georaphy and History is very helpful to learn English . I think you ´re right to be so proud of your amazing culture. Also , I think that the earth is round so that friendship can go around it.

[@englishwithkatharine]

🤗🤗🤗 lovely!

[@gu_gu]

I was a great way to learn like this especially my listening skill

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

Dear Katherine As a student of English language and someone who listens to Spoken English videos on daily basis my request to you is that you should create videos on daily life situations like conversation in an airport, in an office ,dining table general small talk so on and so forth.That would be more helpful to people like us who don't have English as their first language. Respect

[@samarabdelwahab1746]

Hi Katharine❤I am an English teacher and your videos REALLY help me improve my accent, can u do me a favour and spot more light onto the illusive “y” that you talked about before, it really helps me catch this difference between my accent and native’s but I still need more explanation… thanks in advance 🙏

[@ImranUllahKhanimmi]

Would like to entertain you with wonderful chicken Tikka dish whenever you visit Pakistan as, Asia isn't limited to India only. Morever, many Brits working in health facilities to the downtrodden masses in Christian Hospital in my native town had a Craze tea. They used to call it Pakistani Tea.

[@moradizx]

3:50 Tikka Massla is in Persian language, tikka (تکه) means pieces, masala (مصالح) means ingredients (it refers to species).

[@mars1pluto]

I love spices

[@saiqakhan4148]

Yes but Chicken Tikka Masala originated in Punjab , India , and eventually became popularised in its 'English ' form , in England from the 1960s onwards.

[@moradizx]

@@saiqakhan4148 No doubt it is Punjabi food and I like it so much. I just discussed about language origin.

[@kadowaluna1]

Hello, again Iam exited for you new recommendations for the last weekend of June, please,please, it most be a lot of work, but, Iam getting addicted to your classes, greetings from a Mexican person living in Japan, yes a Mex I Can…gracias…’Ta.

[@moradizx]

Katharine, I like the way you started the video. fast forward and serious.

[@plakoplakee3517]

Thank you so much for a new video. Teacher Katharine

[@taalpointnoord8826]

Thank you so much Katharine, for reporting and teaching me on the Welsh road signs . I still remember the incomprehensible and funny Welsh language , haha, when I visited Wales - and the image of the Red Dragon (is their province flag ?) , which brings back good old memories. In Holland we have such a province as well , called Friesland , rather bi-lingual ( bilingual), with the ancient ,small scale , but still current and alive Frysian language , which has overlap with / is similar to the Charles Dicken's style old English .❤

[@ekstradycja]

A British humour should also be on that list

[@romanisayev4826]

Congratulations from Azerbaijan🇦🇿 for reaching 90 000 subscribers. Please continue your help is completely important for learning English. Especially British English, because there are much channels on KZbin but many of them isn't native spikers like me.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Thank you so much 🤗🤗

[@shi-pongwong7299]

Hi Katharine! I discovered your channel recently and I absolutely love your videos!😍 However, I think there is one small error in this video. I believe Gloucestershire in the cheese rolling section belongs to South West instead of West Midlands. Cheers!

[@fenilfahad513]

Yes, Absolutely this is normal speed of speaking.

[@spring802007]

Being an Indian, i can relate on so many things, and we do like our tea so much!

[@englishwithkatharine]

🤗🤗😊😊

[@taalpointnoord8826]

In Holland we have a new phenomenon for a couple of years , citizens put wooden cabinets in their front gardens , functioning as small libraries , where you can bring your second-hand books and pick up other second hands books in return, all for free / no charge . We have most Dutch books , but for about a quarter English novels . Recently I got a book from such a library , " Room at the Top" by John Braine, published in 1957 , and original price still on the cover , 35p ( pennies ? ) . It s written from the " male " point of view , in a time that the upper class (=the Top) were partly bridging the gap with the commoners , the other citizens. Written in beautiful British English , and part in Jane Austen style , representing the aristocracy , and I recommend it to advanced students English.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Lovely 😊😊😊

[@taalpointnoord8826]

@@englishwithkatharine You are most welcome , Madam .

[@liegegoncalvesteixeira2080]

Try to see the film (...same name) from 1959 based on that book. It got indications for BAFTA Award (best British film) and also OSCAR (best actor) 🇧🇷 Greetings from BRAZIL

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Chicken Tikka Masala. Let's have ruby murray! We love tea. Scotland has a famous monster. The Lochness Monster ( Nessie ) Wales has the longest place name in Europe. The UK has one of the largest libraries in the world. Thanks a lot, Katharine for this so amazing lesson. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@englishwithkatharine]

Aww I’m so glad you liked it!!

[@madhabnath6189]

You teach every thing with passion. I ike it.

[@martinkasirye1274]

Thank you so much. I have improved my english vocabulary and pronunciation. Splendid!!!’

[@hyeonsukkim2750]

Thanks for telling us about Britain 🇬🇧

[@englishwithkatharine]

You’re welcome!🥰

[@Pemma200]

Love this kind of topics❤

[@OlgaBlang]

I enjoyed watching this video so much! I miss the time when I lived in the UK 🇬🇧 2006-2019 and the last three years of it in north Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 . My favourite drink is brew with milk (no sugar) I can’t function if I don’t get my cuppa in the morning and throughout the day 😆 Thank you Katharine it’s a pleasure to watch all of your videos ❤

[@englishwithkatharine]

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[@conrad_st]

India was a British colony in the past, so there are connections in many areas of life. That's for clarity. By the way: great movies.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Yes :-) xx

[@solipatel58]

You looked to be a lovely living British Library in this video!

[@kawerehassan5831]

Thank you katherine , lovely princess for this really interesting information about Britain.

[@muratyilmaz7027]

Thank you so much.

[@shahidulislam-eu6wg]

@ Katherine, waiting for your new video on Friday when you uploading in KZbin..actually this amazing ❤

[@FlowerCityCA2023]

Wonderful work! Congratulations Khizar Khan from Ottawa, 🇨🇦 🍁

[@antoniog.z.4372]

Thanks very much for the video. My favourite one is the Cheese Rolling. I'm afraid I don't like chicken, I'm afraid I don't like curry. In Spain, as you have just said, there is a yearly tomato fight day. It takes place in a village called Bunyol or Buñol, Valencia. Its name is "La Tomatina". It isn't an old tradition but a fairly new one.

[@dantefernandodantezambrano7910]

Stonehenge shares a similarity with Machu Picchu in Cuzco, Peru. Both places were built by gigantic stones in which no one has been able to provide any scientific explanation on how such stones were transported. I assume Stonehenge originated itself in the stone age whereas cavemen were roaming throughout the land, so they never knew what the wheel was. A pretty similar case occurred in Machu Picchu. Although it was built during the flourishing of inca civilization; nobody knows how such stones were carried from place to place. Each stone weighed between 7 and 10 tons; the Incas didn't know nor create the wheel either, so How were they able to move each stone?; I believe this is such a mystery we'll unravel once we overcome our own earthly nature :)

[@arifurrahman3189]

Thanks for lovely video . I tend to watch your video . 😊😊

[@kadowaluna1]

Hello, dear Katharine, it was very interesting and amassing the story that is behind of every word , wow! You are a very positive and well organized person. Still waiting for your N..Fx..recomendación…thanks again. Greetings from a Mexican person living in Japan…’Ta….gracias..

[@laurajamil8943]

Have a blessed weekend! ❤

[@paulsomenath6779]

❤❤❤❤from India

[@osamaaljubori1027]

Everything new about English culture we learn from you, teacher

[@lindenbeck]

You should've mentioned the first traffic light and the first underground which were introduced in London.

[@AlexTelloContreras]

I like the british accent is so elegant

[@sifattamim9367]

Love this channel! ❤️

[@yvonjimenez7708]

You are just so delightful💖 love your videos LA MEJOR MAESTRA SIEMPRE

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hi Katherine, I enjoyed this video about 10 different facts about U. K. I want to learn about U. K. tradition and culture. I like the largest library Katherine in England with many ancient cabinets of books. U. K. has many great historical places Katherine. I like ir

[@stefanolorenzo4541]

Toad is very useful. Toad eats insects ☝️ Toads are always welcome in my garden 😊

[@englishwithkatharine]

Slimy 😟😟

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

@@englishwithkatharine Actually, they're not. Frogs are slimy; toads are dry-skinned. (They might get damp from sitting on the ground, though.)

[@spring802007]

@Katharine you mentioned the place '"Aberdeen"! i was there so long ago! feels nostalgic:)

[@manjirabanerjee7169]

Hey Kath...chicken tikka masala is our dish ..yippe..🎉

[@lindenbeck]

I've been to the Brtiish library once and it was nice.

[@winewine44555]

8 : 52 The Longest name ever, I tried to pronounce And then my mom Laughed 🤣

[@ภาษาเยอรมันเรียนสอบแม่สอนลูก]

A gap new world for me 😅 thank you so much❤

[@lindembergazevedo6117]

Be happy !!! 🌎🍀

[@danginghina8977]

..good job pretty teacher Katharine,thank you!

[@englishwithkatharine]

You’re very welcome!! 🤗🤗