Avoid Mistakes by Linguatrip in Collaboration with English with Lucy/ American Eng. vs. British Eng.

[@tocode5434]

"You are learning me American" just killed me 😂😂

[@kamishka007]

Just teach and learn are the same word in Russian

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

​@@kamishka007kak eto

[@yanaborisova7021]

Yeah, Russian still rules in Marina's head. Learn means both in Russian as is mentioned in the comment above.

[@bot759]

​@@yanaborisova7021да, но при этом она периодически говорит с акцентом на русском 😅

[@yanaborisova7021]

@@bot759 меня это не удивляет. Акцент связан с артикуляционной привычкой. Мозг же, видимо, продолжает думать по русски, поэтому такие нелепые для иностранного уха ошибки в спонтанной речи.

[@Alina-bb5fp]

I was really disappointed that Lucy decided to make this type of video in collaboration with Marina, I would’ve liked to see a native American speaker in that video

[@metiliel4691]

Yeah, such a shame

[@tankyouGod]

It's all about money. Marina purchased her

[@Thomas-qf6bf]

It’s horrible. The woman, mogylko, is a complete coucou who thinks she can teach the language and instead she’s teaching the mistakes, she may need a physiatrist.

[@zhannatalalaeva4034]

Lucy definitely put up with all those nonsense errors and shameful collaboration to get a piece of Marina's audience. Unfortunately, Marina has a very high number of followers in Russia

[@ЛяйсанГасимова]

They should have hired American native speaker /editor, so many mistakes and how could she sell English courses not knowing what is oven and what is a stove 😮

[@elenashark4898]

Your videos are just priceless. The way you teach is EASY and CLEAR. Your explanations are very comprehensible. I’m a teacher, but I’m not native, so I learn a lot from you channel. And it’s definitely more engaging than a course-book ❤

[@ackjulia6949]

💯💯💯💯

[@darynaodynska4-102]

I completely agree!

[@VadimBolshakov]

Maybe Americans are the ones to learn English themselves: see 'TR' - make 'CHR' sound, brilliant, logic left the chat

[@mariawoo9463]

Thank you for going through all of Marina's mistakes so neutrally and respectfully. It's perfect for educational purposes, and you obviously don't try to offend anyone here. You just want people to learn how to speak proper American english. I'm amazed by your teaching professionalism! 🙏

[@enriquezavelgarcia1597]

I completely agree with you. Kevin and Lisa are really PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS. Kind regards

[@josuegarcia8008]

Is this sarcasm?😭 I can't tell these days

[@mariawoo9463]

@@josuegarcia8008 nooooo, it's not 😧 I get what you mean, but it's not the case

[@antoninmorin4564]

I fully disagree...at this point it's more like an harassment than anything else

[@mariawoo9463]

@@antoninmorin4564 🤔🤔🤔 why though? It's just constructive criticism combined with some real educational material for English learners. I don't see any damage to anyone here, so why is this a harassment?

[@camrentoorealcam8437]

Lucy is one of the best English teachers on this platform in my opinion. I have learned American English but for British English she’s the best.

[@yuliaqueen5332]

indeed , I've been learning my British through her videos on KZbin. she's amazing teacher

[@davedarius7346]

And Yet she did this native English video with a non native American?? And look where it got us

[@elenapa8977]

Could you tell me, how I can find her channel on KZbin, thanks in advance😊

[@yuliaqueen5332]

@@elenapa8977 English with Lucy that's her KZbin channel

[@Marzieh1990]

@@elenapa8977 English with Lucy

[@Archelon6148]

Не понимаю, зачем люди тратят огромные деньги на таких как могилко, если просто слушая речь диктора с англ субтитрами можно уже многому научиться

[@ivankursacts]

Причём там только тесты в конце курсов) Здесь Кевин каждый раз практику предлагает, значит он полезнее Могилко и делает это безвозмездно. Настоящий преподаватель , огромный респект.

[@rossita6634]

I've been learning English in this way 🤭

[@heartborne123]

she's been investing a lot in her channel, therefore stupid people watch her videos and then youtube recommends her channel even more lol

[@yevheniibatiievskyi]

потому что все думают, что есть простой (магический) способ обойти сотни часов прослушивания, повторения и написания за Native speakers из фильмов, новостей, телепередач, радио и прочих источников оригинальной озвучки без всяких учителей.

[@sophyagolubeva7398]

Потому что наглым верят

[@SiberiansInIsrael]

I'm shocked to see this collaboration between Lucy and Marina 😅 how much was Lucy paid to agree to it?

[@No_tes]

Yeah me too

[@LolaSiluna]

Or maybe she only wants to be nice 😂

[@anab1872]

I have the same question = how much was Lucy paid for the collaboration video ? 😂 she definitely ruined her reputation 🤦‍♀️

[@joysnow6977]

Lucy is really good teacher, nothing can ruin her reputation, she hasn’t done anything wrong.

[@Thomas-qf6bf]

@@joysnow6977Yes, it can. Lucy should STOP making these videos with mogylko. Mogylko is constantly spreading mistakes. Can’t Lucy see and hear those mistakes?Doesn’t Lucy know the difference between «stove » and « oven »? I am sure she does. Thén she should say something to this scammer woman mogylko or at least stop making videos with her.

[@katya_mironenko]

1 уровень изучения английского: смотреть видео Марины, где она исправляет наши грамматические ошибки 2 уровень: смотреть, как этот мужчина исправляет её

[@horek911]

3 уровень смотришь фильм на оригинальном языке, где носители задают друг другу вопросы как утверждение, просто выделяя их интонацией или общаешься с носителем из США, который обладает "высоким" уровнем родного языка и он валит на тебя жаргон через слово.

[@58933]

На счёт интонации, действительно, просто подстава! Попробуй потом переубедить учеников говорить правильно! 😆

[@anacristinaqueiroz2666]

​@@58933once the person learns not the right way its not so easy for memorizing the correct way. It's much better to learn correctly since of the beginning.

[@Chadpritai]

😼🤣

[@philippetrouillard6630]

Exactement. Très bon commentaire constructif

[@rosentalrosental5395]

OMG ...Marina doesn't feel English at all even though she's been living in the US for quite a long time(

[@socalvibe4500]

@@fredylopez2477 plus her eng pronunciation with strong russian accent is cringe i dont understand ppl who pay for her eng lessons there's a ton of real native english teachers out there tho

[@theresaocafferky4]

She comes from Russia. At first I thought she was an American

[@drennykycik]

​@@fredylopez2477it's sad and so irresponsible from her part cause she has enough money for at least revising her videos before posting them, but she doesn't care about the quality.

[@theresaocafferky4]

@@fredylopez2477 ah ok. My English is not good,thanks for ur correct😅😁

[@Banana_Dzidzha]

@@socalvibe4500 imagine calling accent cringe.. get well soon

[@catherinelam9381]

Learning english from mistakes is really impressive as it can alert us what to avoid in the future. Thanks Kevin

[@prins1991]

I love how Lucy laughed at Marina's incorrect American English pronunciation of "progress" 😂😂

[@СетФамм]

Самое прикольное для меня - то, что когда я смотрела то самое видео Люси и Марины несколько месяцев назад, я сразу подумала, что это нетипично с точки зрения грамматики и нелогично абсолютно, когда говорят Why won't I be? в контексте ответа на вопрос как дела. Но я сразу подумала, что Люси бы, наверное, перезаписала тот момент и попросила Марину ответить по-другому. Оказывается, у Люси как у британки слишком много такта, и вот поэтому настоящая правда открылась мне только сейчас. Я вижу, что другие тоже высказались насчет излишней вежливости, когда она, откровенно говоря, вредит другим. Как здорово, что Кевин подробно на эту тему высказался. Thanks a lot, Kevin, my best English teacher.

[@phoenixjoe5520]

Marina’s reply was extremely rude. She should have known better, considering she claims to be residing in America. It’s not just British, who are tactful and polite. Other English speaking natives would think it’s unnecessary rude to reply like that, but they wouldn’t correct a foreigner in order not to offend her. It is not Lucy’s job to teach someone who publicly claims to be highly knowledgeable..when she ( Marina) is clear Not..she is very arrogant and ignorant..

[@frfrllll]

Bro's really determined to destroy her entire career 😂😂. Your videos are so helpful btw thank you ❤

[@petrvarfolomeev1993]

Marina definitely needs a good grammar book to pracitce.

[@XinYan_417]

She sells grammar book.😂

[@kseniazaiets8617]

I just want to say it’s a cool strategy to make lessons 😇 Love this type of content. Thank you. I also ended up watching Marina’s videos, and I did not realize that she also makes mistakes until today. Thanks for being brave enough and standing up for the correct teaching of Eng.

[@abdullahalshafie3375]

Making the typical mistakes made by a beginner and putting yourself out there as a TEACHER is beyond my comprehension. It's really bad when you don't know what you don't know.

[@noman101]

Her English level is good considering she is Russian but she pretends like it's her mother tongue and knows it all. I wish i had that confidence

[@kkcarrot2678]

Since english isn't her first language it's okay to make mistakes especially when you speak fast. I'm not a native myself so i can relate but she's a big influencer, she's teaching other people and making a sh*tload of money. It's not okay to make those mistakes at this point, especially when you can easily edit your videos and cut something out. So she just doesn't care enough i guess.

[@bellelambrant]

agree!

[@tteokpokk6128]

Yeah, this is the exact problem I have with her. When you teach people something you must double check the information you're presenting to people cus you're responsible for what you teach. I'm an English tutor myself, but I'm only teaching my students the things I'm 100% sure about. And even though I kinda feel like my English is good, I still watch lots of educational videos and read some useful articles to improve my skills. Sometimes I'm shocked that I didn't know some very basics while being a C1 speaker. And I'm a Russian myself, and as a child I used to watch Marina's videos a lot cus it seemed fun and practical. However... Now I know that the info she shared is false. It's sad that English learners face such problems.

[@anima3d494]

Indeed

[@AngelFlores-bi5xw]

@@tteokpokk6128 Your English is far better than Marina's.

[@spm4391]

Not all non-native speakers make mistake. It is all about your English proficiency level. It is not nice to underestimate all non-native English speakers unless you aim that to those who consistently make mistakes. Those who don't can't be held accountable for those who actually do as one commenter implied before.

[@EDP2500]

Look at the plus side and thank Kevin for bringing up the mistakes to learners, helping us learn correct English. They say "Practice makes perfect." It's more accurate to say "Correct practice makes perfect." Imagine striving to learn something incorrect over time!

[@englishimpossible5429]

I love your channel so much. If not for you I would have never noticed these mistakes, as a Russian learner. In fact I did watch the original Lucy and Marina's video and couldn't see those mistakes. But I'm a perfectionist by nature, so the job that you do is extremely important to me for my accurate learning of English. Thanks a lot!!!

[@ELIASSERIES]

If it weren't for you, I would never have noticed these mistakes.

[@AZ-gs7xb]

Those mistakes are conspicuous for the more advanced English learners, the problem is she teaches English to the lower levels, they can't notice what they don't know yet, and if someone in the comments points out her mistakes, other people just say you're jealous :)

[@phoenixjoe5520]

That’s why you shouldn’t trust someone without any formal language education or someone, who has only been in an English speaking country for a hot minute. It doesn’t make them a teacher. Has someone ever checked her qualifications? She blatantly lied about studying in an American university..nobody found any legal records..Dear Russian people, hire yourselves a properly qualified language teacher or, possibly, someone who has lived in an English speaking country for at least 20 years. Those people would have had the experience you might benefit the most from…

[@anastasiaklimenko2164]

@@phoenixjoe5520fact… It’s even a little bit odd to hear from a non-native speaker something like ‘in American English WE speak this and that, WE pronounce one instead of another’ 🫣🫣😦, as if she moved to US at her childhood (like Mila Kunis or Yovović), or she has a degree in linguistics. Actually I’m astonished at her self-confidence … Even in a good way. 😂

[@anastasiaklimenko2164]

@@phoenixjoe5520fact… It’s even a little bit odd to hear from a non-native speaker something like ‘in American English WE speak this and that, WE pronounce one instead of another’ 🫣🫣😦, as if she moved to US at her childhood (like Mila Kunis or Yovović), or she has a degree in linguistics. Actually I’m astonished at her self-confidence … Even in a good way. 😂

[@arturmarud3507]

Well, "you're learning me American" sounds like a translation from russian. In slavic languages (at least polish, russian, czech) "to teach" and "to learn" are the same verbs. To learn could be translated as "to teach myself".

[@vivini4347]

You are right! But it’s not acceptablefor a so-called teacher

[@arturmarud3507]

⁠​⁠@@vivini4347definitely! That’s why non natives shouldn’t teach foreign language.

[@davedarius7346]

​@@arturmarud3507Nope, You're just a person in your little bubble!! Around the world, English is taught largely by non natives!! You're possibly a racist or else, just got no clue

[@Kamilla-o5k]

I cannot agree here. Non-natives can teach other people - especially those with a low level of acquisition because for beginners and children, it’s easier to work with the person that has the same native language as you. Especially since bilinguals are a rare occasion. But for intermediate+ students, I cannot agree more, the best option is a native speaker.

[@mitchyoung93]

It's used in 'old time' and even modern Southern American dialects.

[@reckgames1956]

Your lessons are unbelievable. Thank you!!!

[@katrinpierce6877]

Such a peaceful pace i really like it! Thank you for your educational videos!❤🎉

[@joseluisgainzarainorive8284]

You are doing a really good job correcting all these mistakes made by people who call themselves english teachers. Keep Up the good work.

[@Bitter_Blue_Kiwi]

Я не знаю, какими путями меня занесло в Ваши видео, но спасибо, теперь я знаю, кого смотреть не надо даже за бесплатно, не говоря о том, чтобы курс покупать.

[@bbrighton]

Как раз думал может взять ее курс, грамматику подтянуть)😅

[@jenm9502]

Excellent class. Thank you so much 😊

[@heysophysophy]

Интересно как себя чувствовала Люси когда слышала ошибки 🙃

[@ulugbekbahrom]

Она видимо думала о просмотров чем указать ошибки.

[@ib2445]

Думаю, что бабки, которые ей заплатила эта питерская невежда-самоучка, заткнули ей рот. Думаю, за валидацию от нэйтива минимум тысяч 20 грина она отвалила.

[@L1cktySplit]

​@@mityaivauov3352это прекрасная новость :)

[@phoenixjoe5520]

@@mityaivauov3352 how could’ve you not noticed, she was an obvious fraud..That’s really puzzles me..

[@alexref955]

@@mityaivauov3352чо там у нее, мегакомпания в Силиконовой долине?

[@williammurdoc7028]

Thank you, beautiful people, for your hard work. Professionalism and trust go first.

[@pierreedo5841]

Your videos are very helpful. Thank you!

[@rosentalrosental5395]

Making such a mistake like using "learning" instead of " teaching" ...poor she is...nervous indeed

[@Gruntled2001]

Here’s a good expression for Marina to learn: “stay in your lane” 😊

[@mariabriceno6691]

Wow ! amazing class ! Thanks for teaching phonetics, but beyond that for making english learners doble check before following english teachers on internet.

[@Iamagoodwife]

Прошу, не останавливайтесь 🔥👏

[@JD-bt2cr]

I really haven’t knew about “neither one” thank you so much Kevin! And, as always, I’m shocked by Marina’s Mogilko mistakes, I was also surprised when she said that in America they called tube as an underground 😂 even me, who don’t live in America know that underground is British way and subway is American. I don’t want to use bad words but it’s so difficult because she is really ridiculous when she said “in America WE say” and says something that in America is never said lol

[@rucky_665]

@@violentviolet8867 And now you're doing the exact same thing with her, highlighting her mistakes on a channel specifically dedicated to English learners.

[@JD-bt2cr]

@@violentviolet8867 I’m a learner, not a teacher, I don’t claim I’ll teach you perfect American English and I don’t sell English courses like Mogilko does :)

[@ELIASSERIES]

@@JD-bt2cr but your mistakes are gross. If you are a beginner you have to use a translator when typing.

[@JD-bt2cr]

@@ELIASSERIES as I see, you understood everything perfectly, so no need to use translator. Plus if you think that for me, as a beginner, these mistakes are gross, what you can say about Mogilko who does even worse mistakes?

[@JD-bt2cr]

@@violentviolet8867 I think nothing gives Mogilko a right to teach people and especially taking money from them for her low level courses with bunch of mistakes, because she hasn’t completed any educational programs to teach English language, she doesn’t have any certification

[@Deilixus2022]

This channel is not only great for non-native but also native speakers who are trying to unlearned all of these mistakes. As an expat, the "Tube and Underground" parts got to me. I laughed so hard because I knew I wasn't crazy when I kept saying subway while everyone around me said underground, metro, or tube. 😂

[@dunyaboylap5271]

I don't agree

[@Anastasia_whiteW]

"you are learning me American " - LOL ! :D :D

[@zzt5282]

Mind-blowing!! So much information, I need to cut these into shorter clips and watch them one by one while taking notes!! Thank your very much

[@darynaodynska4-102]

Your channel and videos are the best on this platform! Thank you so much for teaching us ❤

[@Didomomtaz]

I can't thank you enough. Very useful tutorial

[@muneca21]

Марина хотела выпендриться, но вышло как всегда 😊

[@n.hitrik7258]

Можно вывезти девушку из деревни, но....😂😂 Марина с её безолаберностью никогда не исправит свой корявый английский

[@ruis1005]

Интересно, сможет ли он найти таких ошибок у VenyaPack?

[@ruis1005]

@@moonlight19720 да, сейчас только заметил. До этого мне казалось, что у Вени идеальный английский

[@ruis1005]

@@moonlight19720 а как вы подняли? Я уже 3 года как в Intermediate и не могу поднять

[@evgenigradinar2731]

​@@ruis1005Очень много смотреть контента на английском и желательно хотя бы чуть чуть читать ещё, книжку например с корандашиком в зубах

[@PoriR]

Thank you for making a difference! You are appreciated! 💌 🌹 💕🙏 👏🤗

[@nataliakryukova2139]

It’s amazing. It’s only ONE video, and SO many mistakes! 😂 And that girl teaches English. OMG.

[@Kristinanovva]

Such a strange collaboration Lucy and Marina. I love Lucy and i understand why she's explaining British pronunciation to me, but what does it have to do with Marina? She isn't a native speaker and explains to us how American native English sounds! Weird!

[@terenceaustin7186]

Such a full content. Very satisfying. Thank you.

[@English.with.parisa]

Thank you for this informative video.

[@tetiana7868]

Money doesn't smell, I understand, but Lucy shouldn't have invited that guest

[@anab1872]

Lucy ruined her reputation 🙄

[@margarita3885]

​@@anab1872unfortunately not😢

[@15fedcba]

Marina should know that first you LEARN the language and then you TEACH it. Given the numerous mistakes, the girl got it the other way around. Now wonder she can't tell the difference between learn and teach😁

[@EmanueleBonardi80]

She was thinking about french verb "apprendre" which is suitable for both.

[@Kamilla-o5k]

No, it’s way simpler. She speaks Russian, in Russian “teach” and “learn” have the same root. A simple L1 interference

[@katypetrova6572]

Thank you so much for taking time to correct the mistakes of other "teachers'" And a special thank you for "suggestion" pronunciation! I had no idea the first "g" is pronounced. I have been always reducing it. So great to learn new and correct things in my favorite language!❤

[@davedarius7346]

And this is really helpful, Especially the explanations about "T"

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

another great lesson. Thank you Kevin!

[@Artsolnishko]

Can you please explain difference between"both" and "either" and also the usages? Thanks alot.

[@SamLearneryT]

Thank you a lot. These videos are helping me a lot.

[@zlatar9633]

You"re the best teacher.Thank you so much!!!

[@solidgold5420]

You explained it very clearly 🎉

[@gabrielleschaffer887]

why is this British girl discussing American pronunciation with a native Russian speaker (who have been known to make tons of mistakes in every video she releases)???!!!!

[@raqueltiyana299]

Great lesson thank you

[@So-yq3tt]

Just amazing! Thank you!

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

I can't believe she says "..you learning me American"🙉 Is she stressed or something to make such an elementary level mistake?

[@hannaalexander2046]

Thank you thank you thank you

[@Hananinpalestine.]

Ypu are one of the greatest teachers over here. Keep the work up

[@dannyjorde2677]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="995">16:35</a> Marina wasn't referring to the rolling R, she was talking about the soft R you can hear in Spanish, for example, in words like "pero", "precio", "garaje"... That's the sound used in the word "water".

[@martinaa5986]

¡Exacto!

[@renacru1120]

Great video 😃 thanks 👍

[@lburt]

Excellent Kevin! As a Brazilian I've been learning a lot from the corrections you make. Keep up the good job! But. please, try and answer the questions I've asked you before, will you?😢

[@blueseaswhiteskies]

Se ainda quiseres ajuda, posso ajudar-te. Falámos a mesma língua

[@monidefi2680]

When Marina mentioned that the "t" in water has an "r" sound, she probably meant the soft Spanish R which is different to the rolled hard"R". The Spanish single R in words like pero, cara, and pared do sound just like the American R in words such as water, better, etc

[@muchbetterinlosangeles]

Cool! This method is perfect to remember 😍

[@enriquezavelgarcia1597]

Thanks again Kevin, for this invaluable lesson. You're the very best.

[@dantevalentinsom6432]

Thanks for this lesson.... Hi from Buenos Aires Argentina!!! God bless you and Liza....

[@misshyperalphafemale]

Thank you for the video 🙏❤️

[@vram5905]

the only part where Marina might have a point is when she mentioned the T is pronounced like an R because although the rolled R is a sound present in many different languages, there's this softer R that happens to be pretty close to the fast d in English like in Spanish "pero" (but), or "pera" (pear). So I think that was what she meant rather than the rolled R

[@aoyenngoc502]

Actually I remember Kevin made a vid about that particular T-D-R pronunciation of Marina, cuz she instructed students to pronounce potato as podado or some 🤣😂😂

[@masitamayra]

​@@aoyenngoc502Same with my English teacher (she sucks btw). That's why you shouldn't trust always these KZbinrs (if they are not natives they may make mistakes).

[@yeahtho4233]

It may be a "soft r" like in Spanish but in English it's not.

[@spm4391]

You're very wrong. Stop defending the stupid fraud.

[@АсельРымханова-ш6э]

Thank you so much, so informative ❤

[@brookman1971]

Mogilka is just info-gypsy ! Everyone should knows it!

[@15026811]

There is no such term as "info gypsy" in English. This term was created by Russians to describe this phenomenon of overpriced mostly online courses. People in the US are used to spend money of all kinds of services and courses. Some of the gurus are called motivation speakers, but this term does not have a negative connotation.

[@Hasanhussein335]

She should teach her native language instead of confusing people trying to learn proper English

[@oya2057]

Thank you so much for producing this video. I love learning from mistakes that are done by non native speakers. Since english is not my mother tongue, i tend to do the same mistakes.

[@fatiharouab1127]

HI Kevin Nice to see you !! That's what I call professional and top teaching!!!!! Fatiha from SwitzSwitzerland Keep it up, Kevin!!!

[@ЗахарМанжелей]

That's a good lesson, thanks!

[@russianna7246]

This is so useful! Thanks a lot for this video!

[@meyersl7628]

Thank you for the videos! Love all of them

[@JUSTAMUSLIM-l4b]

I like your channel so much! I'm happy that I could find it!

[@maxmayer9689]

I hope Marina watches these lessons. She is a beginner.

[@youby88]

Not only do you teach American accent training, but you also teach some very important grammar rules.

[@luchirimoya]

God I love these long ass videos where they just dunk on Marina and other "English teachers" on KZbin who keep making mistakes and teaching English wrong. These are beginner mistakes imo. This video was both satisfying and educational lol, I love trying to correct her mistakes on my own before he explains it to us.

[@seren48725]

This is very fun and useful. :)

[@LarysaSholoiko]

Thank you so much! So informative and professional.

[@LolaSiluna]

Marina sounds absolutely American in comparison to British. That's why Lucy made that video with her, I believe. But, I can't understand why not with a native speaker, to avoid such mistakes and also to be precise in examples, not superficial 😅 she should have an American English teacher in her team to correct her before posting videos!!! And that teacher should be American, because that's the English she thinks that masters!

[@julianfernan8041]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. As an ESL student, I highly appreciate it. I learned so much from today's lesson. It was absolutely amazing. By the way, I'm a native Spanish speaker, and we have two ways of pronouncing the "r" depending on where it goes in a word. The first way is actually the one you showed on the video (<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="975">16:15</a>), the rolled "r". The other way is indeed the same sound made in American English when pronouncing the "t" in the word "water". Thank you again for this great video!! ❤

[@JelenaCvejic-y9y]

what a great channel! i wish i found one for the british english as well!

[@missmewithoutu]

It sort of reminds me of Elizabeth Holmes (one the greatest Silicon Valley frauds), probably Marina's business is relatively "harmless" but it hurts me (as an ESL learner) to think of all those people who're sincerely trying to improve their language skills using her materials and paying for them. It's a shame😢

[@alankoltner9352]

I understand that some grammar rules like "Not only" sentence construction might be hard to remember for non-native English speakers like Marina. But saying that Americans pronounce "water" with "r" in the middle is beyond good and evil. That just proves that marketing is everything in America. You might be the worst in what you do best and still become successful with good PR😀

[@margarita3885]

Lucy ' s just teasing Mogilko 😂 Otherwise she would have had a native American as a guest

[@davedarius7346]

At the risk of misleading the audience by labelling it a "native" English video

[@renacru1120]

Now it makes sense to me the pronunciation of not yet. Sometimes I heard pronounce it " nutchet". Thanks a million for clarification 😃🙏🙏🙏

[@zuzusha7549]

Her mistake is to position herself as a teacher. She is a good entrepreneur and could just have hired professional/native speakers as teachers. The idea of their startup is really good. Nevertheless she is a great motivator, and can teach how to make business, youtube, reels and startups. And her level of English is more than enough to be very successful in the United States and she got her citizenship recently. She still has russian thinking though, no matter how she wants to dissociate herself from the russian world.

[@SoniaLeli]

Did you say: fringe refers to the little things that hang out on your clothes? Or hang down on your clothes?. In both cases, is it okey to use the preposition from instead? For example: fringe refers to the little things that hang out from your clothes. Thanks in advance to those that can answer my question.

[@mrnobody2480]

Thank you so much 💯

[@charlesstaudt2077]

🌷👏

[@ricperez3889]

Watching that woman pretend to know American English is so embarrassing 👀

[@dianalyubych3334]

II dont understand why one would want to learn english from a non-native when it comes to learning online.

[@alexalyshev5345]

Marina is a marketing project with zero expertise Lucy is an educational project

[@lushlife664]

I really like both Lucy and Marina. Let's keep in mind that Marina is not a native speaker and sometimes she makes mistakes. Overall, her English is really good and the fact that she has so many people following her just triggers jealously towards her. I think that her way of teaching is really fun even though I realize she makes mistakes here and there. She deserves having all these people following her. I think she has worked hard. Also, Lucy is adorable and an outstanding teacher.

[@AZ-gs7xb]

You should know that there are lots of professional non-native teachers who don't make those A2-B1 level mistakes, although making mistakes is perfectly normal, but she should have worked on her grammar a bit harder before teaching people. The problem is that eradicating fossilized errors is really hard, what's the point of this teaching? Yet again, it's okay if she just speak and doesn't teach it.

[@lushlife664]

@@AZ-gs7xb I partially agree with you but this is just a KZbin channel. What do you expect? You have to use your own discretion before you choose to watch a channel or buy someone's book. We are also responsible for our learning. This is free content and some people don't take it as seriously or they take it seriously but they also don't want to lose the fun part of it. The fact that she is followed by so many people doesn't mean that her English is perfect but there is something about her that attracts people and we should respect that. And also her, making mistakes doesn't mean that she isn't still putting an effort in learning. I am an non-native English teacher myself and I know about it first hand. She is free to teach it you are free not to watch it.

[@Kristinanovva]

​@@lushlife664but many people followed her and trusted her as a professional teacher but she is definitely not. As a result many people learnt English with mistakes and it takes a lot to fix it. She is a good blogger but not a teacher.

[@lushlife664]

@@Kristinanovva they could take private lessons with a teacher of their choice. You also make mistakes at work.

[@Kristinanovva]

@@lushlife664 I know I do, coz English is not my native language and what's more important I'm not a teacher and I don't sell lessons to teach ppl to sound like a native speaker. It's up to you, but if I wanted to learn that I would definitely take lessons from a native speaker not from Marina, who is a good blogger and KZbiner but not a teacher.

[@kadkati5067]

Bien que vous ayez focus sur linguamarina je la trouve la plus séduisante par son attitude la plus charmante par son allure la plus charismatique, Est d'une magnifique légèreté à l'âme comme au coeur introuvable à nos jours

[@zhannatalalaeva4034]

Самое настоящее позорище - смотреть на этот театр абсурда. Одна думает что знает американский английский достаточно чтобы чему-то учить, другая терпит эти позорные ошибки ради куска аудитории Марины. Отпишусь наверное от Люси, записывать с Мариной-инфомошенницей какие то видео - это непростительная ошибка. Даже хуже чем "You're learning me English"

[@zhannatalalaeva4034]

@@oksy-X-m8o Я смотрю и других, но Люси мне очень нравилась своей подачей и очень милым акцентом)