100 Advanced household vocabulary words you should know in English

In today's English lesson I will teach you more than one hundred English words that are important to know for household vocabulary. I have skipped some of the basics, but I will teach you advanced vocabulary with many different examples in this lesson.
Let me know in the comments the new vocabulary words you learned.
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Thank you so much, you are of great help.

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I do love house plants too and I have plenty of them))

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It is addicting to collect them!

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I like this exciting montage. Keeps the mind alert & easier to absorb your words & your way of talking.

[@Englishwithkayla]

I like teaching this way too. Thanks Nurlhaq!

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Thank you again to english teacher Kayla l also like this episodes teach about all house whole vocabularies less down a word 20 to 25 for a day more than enough if too much it become confuse go as easy learning thank you all

[@jalilmorady239]

kayla your video just impressed me i watched it much more than any videos i watched today that was so informative and quite a number of words you don't hear of them every where thank you a lot i appreciate that and wish you love and health in your life

[@Englishwithkayla]

thank Jalil! I am pleased to hear that you learned new words from my lesson. Good luck with your English 😀

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great lesson!!!

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[@Englishwithkayla]

I'm so glad! You're welcome

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I'm blown away by this new fantastic video content 😊, most of today's word are brand new to me :)) , I've watched so many videos like yours but believe me, yours covered it all . You're the best 💕💕

[@Englishwithkayla]

Thanks Sabrina, I always appreciate your support. I hope you are well 😀

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Gracias por el Video. Thanks for the video...asi se escribe??

[@visionmaker769]

私は、この方の英語がとても聞きやすいです。もちろん、ゆっくり話されているのでしょうが、この方の英語の話し方をまねて、英語が話せるようになれたらいいな。

[@xaliforniaboss357]

Thank u for this video . Hope u in future posted video on american slang thanks a lot 🌹

[@Englishwithkayla]

I will make some more slang lessons. Thanks for watching!

[@aram5642]

Excuse my pointing out the typo, but for learners it might be confusing. The full word 'refrigerator' is spelled without a 'd'. It's a catch. The 'd' has to be put in the short form in order to preserve the consonant sound. 'Frige' would have been spelled quite differently.

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why did i understood everything?

[@liujay9609]

It is "chaise", not chase.

[@adlemur]

I've noticed how you way of speaking along the video classes is becoming similar to the way the Kardashians speak. I don't know how call that, is an accent? Speaking manners?

[@Englishwithkayla]

I'm surprised to hear that, I don't think that many Americans would agree with that. The Kardashians are from California and they stretch out their words and use "up-speak" way more than I do. But I can see with the pauses in my speech maybe I do a little 😂😂 This is a funny comment to me

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@@Englishwithkayla I looked up at the name of that phenomenon "Vocal Fry". Hey I am Spanish speaker in US learning English. I also like your channel and I appreciate what you do for us. Thank you

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After watching this video I feel like a bum.