Aprende inglés online - Phrasal Verbs 12 - BRING UP

[@jorgerosas1094]

Lo hacen ver tan fácil, sigan así con sus videos, son excelentes!!!!

[@anguipalacioscebrian6336]

I was born in Peru and I brought up in Lima. Another amazing video. Thanks a lot.

[@dianabaquero4353]

Me encantan sus videos son muy divertidos y con ellos he aprendido mucho!!gracias....No dejen de hacer videos!!

[@felipemarcial3592]

Greetings from México guys! Learning English is sometimes quite difficult and every time I am in my English class the teacher´s explanation almost makes me bring up. You teach in an understandable way. I have to bring up that your videos are very helpful. I almost forget to mention that I brought up in a small city called Chilpancingo :)

[@angeldebera2666]

today i'm living in Córdoba, but i was brought up in Buenos Aires. I love your videos are very entertaining and explain everything in a very easy way to understand , Greetings from Argentina.

[@jeremiassoria7881]

I am from Ecuador I was born in countryside - Cecel San Antonio . That is far away from the city - Riobamba where I brought up. For this reason I speak three idioms. ........ I really love your videos. I can to learn so much. Isabel is both so beautiful and intelligent. Isabel and Phillip make good couple. God bless you every time!

[@andy232able]

¡Excelente! Me encantan sus videos

[@zairaaguirre5044]

me divertí mucho y aprendí, gracias :) !!! felicidades!!!!

[@chelomartosgarcia4354]

Gracias por la brevedad del video, ayuda a afianzar con humor y de forma muy práctica

[@j.felipe7376]

I was born in Valencia, although I was brought up in Murcia. Now I live un Alicante. Greetings!

[@NgxCoder]

I was brought up in Málaga, thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

[@gustavogonzalez2542]

You beatiful guys change my life ! Thank you and never Everest stop doing this marvellous work!

[@mariommmmmm]

geniales como siempre! soy paula desde Bsas Argentina

[@mariarossi1799]

os he descubierto hoy y me encantáis!!! i´m leaving in Guildford and I´m learning a lot!!thankss =)

[@astricorqueda9439]

you guys teach us a good way of learning phrasal verbs, learning them are difficult for me, thanks from Ecuador!

[@IgnacioJones]

I was brought up in San jose down town. thanks for the lesson Guys.

[@javierr.morales3147]

Lol isabel, . woow thank you so much, I already have learnt 3 phresal verbs thank you !!!! You"re awesome guys

[@Mrantonii]

jajaja me encantan vuestros videos. Muchas gracias por ayudarnos.

[@SONIA110875]

Hi guys!! I don't want to bring this up, but you guys seem less enthusiastic than other videos! I miss the hapiness of your videos.😞😭 Don't get me wrong you guys are great, so please don't ever stop making videos! Thanks for all your help! 😃

[@dipo4599]

I was brought up in the countryside and one day I brought up my lunch at school but i never bring up it. ;)

[@danielmarroquin2623]

Hello guys! Nice video, I really like your videos they are awesome I always learn something new! I was born in Guatemala city, Guatemala and I brought up in the city Thanks for teaching us!

[@antonioballusnoguera2876]

Thanks It was an excellent video, short and practice

[@vxLery]

me encantan sus videos!!!

[@fabyflores6597]

I brought up in a small town in México, I really like your way to teach us is very clear and easy!!

[@AmigosIngleses]

faby flores Remember it should be: I "was" brought up :-)

[@fabyflores6597]

Amigos Ingleses ups! I forgot that thanks :P

[@paulav215]

First coment!! Geniales como siempre, gracias por enseñarnos tanto!!

[@AmigosIngleses]

Paula Vicente You're welcome!

[@Benjaa4285]

I love this channel !!! I have just discover it. And I brought up in the city... Gracias por todos los ejemplos que mencionaron :)

[@RoxyPersi77]

Thanks for your help! Phillips, could you please make a video about this structure? No he podido ir, he podido , pudiera haber ido, todavía no he ido. I have a bit difficult for understand to Isabel, but I think if I can't understand her, that she has practicing English for 4 years, the people mustn't understand me at all. Sorry Isabel for bring up this. I really appreciate if you make a video with the verb To be able. You are a sun! A big hug from Venezuela! Keep up the good work! P.s: You and Barbara from Web inglés are the best!

[@tamaraminanogil8869]

I was born in the city but I was brought up in the countryside by my parents and my grandparents. By the way, when I was a child one day in class I felt sick so I ended up bringing up on my homework hahahaha. You guys Amigos Ingleses are so funny and your videos are very useful to learn English.

[@siddharta7677]

I was brought up in Huarmey - Ancash =) You both are the best!

[@marioescobarZ]

Son los mejores

[@malikargos9790]

second comment , thanks in advance so awesome like always ,this video is so usefull for everybody, "russian mountain" it was so funny, it reminds me when my classmates told my english teacher what is called the 3 ships where cristobal colon traveled" and they answer: the paint, the saint maria and the girl, made my day

[@AmigosIngleses]

raul contreras your classmate was brave! :-)

[@malikargos9790]

Amigos Ingleses yes , he was :)

[@almaleticia2332]

Extraño el HI EVERYBODY!!! lleno de ánimos!! :s (¿Cómo dirían lo anterior en inglés?) muchos saludos desde la ciudad de México.

[@angeloantillanca5154]

Thanks! very useful... actually I'm living in the south of Chile, but I was brought up in the capital of Chile... greetings from Chile :3

[@CarmenGonzalez-mo9sq]

Thanks for the video, it's really useful. I have a question: What's the difference between "vomit", "throw up" and "bring up"? Is one of them more formal/informal than the other? Thanks again!

[@feralonmu]

You're amazing guys. Thanks so much for your work :)

[@nerdygirl1049]

Nice job guys, thank you for all the videos you showed us ;) By the way, in Amazing Surprise Trip, in the minute 3:27 I thought Isabel was Dakota Johnson, and it's not a joke!! Waiting for your next video.

[@LaMansionDelIngles]

I'd just like to bring up the fact that I really like your videos. Keep up the great work and stay cool over the summer!

[@AmigosIngleses]

La Mansion del Ingles thank you :-)

[@luismarin2655]

I brought up at the country side as well. It was nice, I had a lot of pets, dogs, deers, horses, cats.

[@isabelbernalgarcia1686]

Hi I'm Isabel and I brought up in Castilla-La Mancha... Great job guys😃😃😃

[@rampardos707]

I was brought up in Castilla-La Mancha*** 😃

[@Ednatls]

Gracias saludos

[@urielpena1533]

Hola :3 Me gustaría ver un video donde me den algunos tips para aprender ingles y cosas así. Porfavor. ¿Que me recomendarian?

[@HernanM019]

I brought up in a small town named Goya, inside of Corrientes province in Argentina. Actually i live in Córdoba.

[@Clepthus]

was.....

[@sanoscoy]

I LOVE YOU GUYS

[@liberolch484]

me encanta el video es muy bueno pero estaria bien que indicaran si el verbo frasal es separable o inseparable

[@xheritoh]

thanks for the video!

[@fabriziomenacho7428]

Hi Amigos Ingleses, I'm from Argentina Buenos Aires. I'd like you make a video about what is the correct form to use any or some? Sorry if I have mistakes un this message. A big hug from Argentina...

[@Gis44]

Isabel cheer up!

[@gustavobernal6762]

could someone tell me what is the song which sounds at the finish?

[@triganiatrigania3286]

Ecuador ❤

[@juanasiri6783]

thank you!

[@RepasaDesdeCasa]

Phrasal Verbs!!

[@lluisuni]

How I can guive you thanks? A very usesull and funny (in the sense of amunseng) video!!!

[@orianalopez2855]

¿Podrían hacer un video para diferenciar palabras que suenan parecidas, por ejemple can't y ca?

[@PedroGarcia-cp5ex]

thanks buddy !!

[@javieranso2869]

i was brough up in Salamanca near Valladolid

[@alinamorales6991]

What about to crown it all. I use that very often

[@alexmendoza6962]

I was brought up in the small town in Ecuador

[@imeldarios4454]

I was born in Villazon in Bolivia but I was brought up in the capital city.

[@aristidesamoresarcia1761]

bonita la chimpace!!!

[@isabelacabrera6881]

I was brought up in Venezuela but I was born in Venezuela again😊🇻🇪

[@sniffrat3646]

I was brought up in a town in England I was raised in a town in England (They mean the same thing)

[@jaimealan87]

sniff rat I was born and raised in a town in England. Is it right?

[@sniffrat3646]

JaimeAlan GalvánLópez Yes that's right Jaime. You could also say "I was born and brought up in...."

[@DeivitMV]

Muchas gracias por el video. Ha sido muy divertido y aprendí los significados de bring up. Tengo una duda: Es "bring up" similar a "raise"?

[@maitejauregidejuan4483]

Hello guys, are "bring up" and "grew up" synonymous? Thanks a lot and congratulations for your videos, they are very useful for me ;-)

[@andrewph5609]

Disculpen yo tengo una duda en cuanto a otro tema en el cual mencionan el verbo VERY con otro significado, el ejemplo es: this is the very last question y tambien in the very moment ....etc me gustaria por favor que me aclararan esta duda gracias 😊

[@gustavoandrade178]

What's the diference between bring up and grow up???

[@karenmoradiaz1]

Me queda una duda: Bring up= rise upBring up= throw upVine de intercambio a EEUU y aca utilizan esos Phasal verbs para lo mismo. Gracias! Ustedes son lo maximo

[@carlosarmendariz7273]

HI FRIENDS I AM LIVING IN MEXICO , I WANT TO ASK YOU , THE PHRASAL VERBS ARE THE SAME IN U.K. AND U.S.A. THANKS POR YOUR CLASSES I AM LEARNING TOO MUCH.

[@rynr20]

If I'm not wrong.. Phillip said "felt" but I heard "fell".. I know when you speak in a natural way, that's normal.. but how can we difference that when we're listening someone speaking English.. a native one for example??

[@erickvega1436]

Hello ,bring up and grow up ,are the same ?

[@isigrisa5830]

Hola.. cual es la diferencia entre bring y bring in? Son intercambiables? Un gran saludo, pareja!!!

[@axelamarillas2402]

I brought up in a tiny city, where I use to go to eat breakfast in a beautiful place, until I brought up a disgusting hamburger, and the next day my mother was bringing it up to me all day!

[@luismarin2655]

I have seen the expression "to grow up¨ I think it means something similar or the same. for example. I grew up in the countryside. creo que debe ser crecer. la gente también dice yo crecí en el campo. Bueno creo que es así. alguien sabe?

[@fannyyx1]

+Luis Marin Hola según tengo entendido "to grow up" es utilizado de la forma de el crecimiento de una persona como por ejemplo de niño a adulto y "to bring up" lleva consigo los valores y ese tipo de cosas

[@luismarin2655]

OH. capto. bueno eso tiene sentido. gracias MOMU. take care

[@erikaaguero3244]

¡Hola, Isabel!. Siempre escucho que no pronuncias la "sh" cuando va al final de la palabra en sus vídeos. En este episodio dices, por ejm., "Britis".

[@LaMansionDelIngles]

"I had a bad pint yesterday and I brought up the curry. I think it was the 12th pint that was bad!"

[@AmigosIngleses]

La Mansion del Ingles hahaha! this is a very common situation in England!

[@azulbadel6123]

What´s the difference between "grow up" and "bring up"?

[@lyndaidv]

I was brought up in the same city that I was born, I think I don't have to bring it up because I don't think you know it haha but it belongs to Mexico... I hope it's correct :p

[@AmigosIngleses]

Lynda Ibarra Well done! Great example!

[@RooseveltDown]

Me gustaba más su saludo de "welcome back yo another video de amigos ingleses.com" ❤️

[@andrej4081]

why do you use the verb to be when you say I was brought up in the countryside?? can I also say I brought up in the countryside??

[@Secil1802ec]

I brought up in EcuadoR.

[@Clepthus]

was.....

[@jeffersonroosevelthernande507]

I brought up in Dominican Republic

[@jorgeblancochoque6862]

could someone bring up a newspapper?

[@Fallen_Angel_AA]

I brought up in colombia

[@astricorqueda9439]

Today i ate a lot of fast food on my breakfast that i brought it up when i visited the dentist.

[@lachinavero111]

i was born in buenos aires.

[@alinamorales6991]

What about throw up para vomitar?

[@erickocana9428]

i was of whose translated russian mountain instead of roller coaster :c.. thank you

[@jorgemvg]

russian mountain !! jajajaja LOL

[@KarenACP-df9py]

Why "were brouhght up by chinpase"? I think the correct is "tarzan was bring up by chinpase" I need help ,pliss🙏🙏

[@astricorqueda9439]

I felt so dizzy after getting on the roller coaster that i brought up my breakfast

[@astricorqueda9439]

i did it well ^^

[@jrojas55]

i was brought up by my parents

[@jonatanargueta7346]

I brought up everything I ate when I saw you. If you don't let me hear the teacher I'll bring up the homework. I was brought up by my mother. Is these correct?

[@jairocarvajall3512]

una ? como se dice..Me puedo tomar una foto contigo???

[@jaimealan87]

Russian mountain. lol

[@nicolasaugustokozameh8024]

I brought Up a sandwich after I played a rugby match

[@johannacalderon7529]

some who wants to practice with me?? I'm learning

[@juancamilo3649]

Me too

[@ahpuch7322]

+johanna Calderón I want to practice too

[@johannacalderon7529]

Ah Puch​, juan schweinsteiger​my skype is johannacacamacho

[@tomasorlandoramosmay3897]

I wanna practice with you:)

[@Elcasobarcena33]

I bring up my children's. I was brought up by my mum and my dad. I shouldn't brought up the spoiler.

[@xedits1478]

Can I say: I grew up in Italy instead of brought up?

[@juanreyes4097]

Amigos, esa actitud y energía se está cayendo demasiado :(