Understanding the cashier at the supermarket - Understand the American accent

[@ChristinaRebuffet]

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[@EuJoel]

i am a cashier in Brazil and all these expressions are really usefull for me...thanks...and the quality of the audio is awesome..

[@Batistareparosautomotivos]

Do you it's a cashier Supermarket Extra?

[@EuJoel]

@@Batistareparosautomotivos I don't work anymore....but I worked in a pub.

[@EuJoel]

@@Batistareparosautomotivos Posso corrigir o que vc quis perguntar?

[@acordamedico7036]

Joel no. Just go ahead and correct it . I'm cashier too I started working yesterday lol .

[@Jolokpg]

Your videos are very helpful, I really like the way you talk slowly, I understand everything and it makes me more confident 😁 you teach things we've never learned from school and I find your videos subjects are all very relevants, moreover the way you do it makes it easy and fun ! Thank you for your work

[@edgarignaciopadron4112]

every time I travel, I never understand the cashier, except when they say cash, thanks for those tips on the next trip and I will be ready to answer and not go through badly. Thank you for that relevant lesson

[@mmmanalo]

While watching this im just smiling and remembering my experience dealing with Americans like at Wal-Mart Really cant understand the way they speak. Good that I am with my husband and I let him handle that ... lol !!! Thanks a lot for this helpful tips Christina. More power and God bless you.

[@ceciliaromia2484]

Great material for us, teachers of American English in Argentina. Thank you so much, Christina!

[@jackelinabellanosa472]

Thanks!Your the one only blogger i saw now speaking slowly,so i understand it well😊.Im not fluent too and i learn a lot from you

[@marcelkogaing1474]

Thank you christina, I'm happy. Your lesson is interesting. When I got here i was unable to say something and talk. I remember my first day i went to 99 cents store by myself i was unable to know where i could find a laundry detergent. Thank you christina you're always helpful.

[@Rishibharti1995]

I am from India and It will be helpful when i will come soon . I love christina because your talking way is awesome!

[@bakhromkuchkarov8492]

Thanks, that's what you hear at the cash register. My experience was almost the same. But there was one thing. The cashier at the supermarket asked me in ebonics, “Paper or plastic?”. That meant, “Do you want a paper bag or a plastic one?”. I was so confused. She repeated the question several times. In the end, she put the paper bag into a plastic bag.

[@ChristinaRebuffet]

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[@magalic6635]

Again, just some minutes ago, I wrote a comment and I could not send it. I have been directed to another video. In the meantime, I could hear some doors in my surroundings. It's Sunday morning. I was telling you about the options of my searching engine which I can't change. Internet cuts, some emails suppressed, a very important draft sent from my email box to a responsible without my consent years ago (I wondered about this but could not believe it), emails that I don't receive and much more. I went to this searching engine options and could see that it is impossible for me to suppress the cookies and data by leaving this searching engine. That's made me think that maybe my private messages and not so private. I don't even have this right of confidentiality. That's weird. Before using a device, an equipment, I think we should be aware of everything, have a instructions for use as some suppliers don't seem to consider you and your needs, don't you think ? I mean when you buy some machines, some food, you get the instructions of use and they are quite simple to use. Why not for everything ?

[@magalic6635]

There are a lot of things happening in the supermarket. Once I took a shopping trolley at the entrance. At that time, I had a car and could buy a lot of goods in one day. As I was about to pay, my credit card was not accepted. I had to give back all the goods. You can imagine how I felt. It happened again once in the capital. I wanted to buy a ticket to go back home and again the credit card was rejeted. Fortunately, I had enough cash to buy one. As I wanted to go to the train, a group of people were there to control my ticket. I did not have any problem with my credit card before 2005, a new turning point in my life. How could I say that I don't find these that funny and I just don't want my family and me, to be around these professionals again.

[@magalic6635]

TV broadcast have been just stopped during the adds. I could see them on TV before, but no longer since a few days. Still, I remember that some people used to come to see movies and almost each time, we had bad experiences with my children.

[@magalic6635]

Again, not possible to watch TV broadcasts. Some changes. The newspaper in train has not been distributed this morning. Not the first time. At least, I can watch some videos here and continue to read a very interesting article about Human Rights and Liberties.

[@magalic6635]

About movies, there are differences between those you can watch on TV and those in theaters. I mean we were shocked by some scenes of a very famous film that had been projected in the theater. I have not heard anyone complaining about this and after we have lived all these awful experiences, I guess I know who is behind all of these.

[@marj0jo80]

Thank you for this lesson. I'm French and I'll go to Los Angeles next month and I didn't know about all of this at an American store . I'm not a bilingual and my English is pretty bad especially if the man or woman in front of me speak too fast.

[@akshyasoni86]

Marjorie Laforest Hi can you join me to speak english .we can communicate in english

[@pandeajo8277]

How was your trip?

[@omarqazizada873]

I am so happy that I find your channel and thank you so much Christina.

[@Ash-Shanqiti_660]

well done job,i can't thank you enough.....I understand everything and it makes me more confident. God Bless you

[@LisaB_12204]

Gentle Speak English with Christina. Brilliant video. Will use this with my adults who are learning English and want to be cashiers. I wish you much success in your future.

[@diego_dmr]

I like you very much! I can understand everything you speak, because you speak so slowly, I love it. Thanks Crhistina

[@Easydrawing0912]

Thank you Chistina.You are a good teacher.You look freshly.Thank you very much.

[@salvadorayala4286]

i was doubting about what kind of lesson i could learn here, and what kind of teacher you are, may i say that its gives me headache.. jejeje i never mind that the cashier could talk that fast. thankS FOR SHARING THIS knowledge with all of us. greetings from Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

[@magalic6635]

Thank you Christina for this Lesson on the American supermarket. I must say that my experiences with supermarkets led me to think about buying on internet. But again, I was delivered rotten food. I have tried different supermarkets on différents locations. I select the time when there are not a lot of people to go there, surprisingly some people have the chance to be listened to, receive good service, not like me. That's why Idon'tbuy icecreams anymore. By the time I arrived at home, they would turn into soups.

[@vanniecoco4259]

I understand some very fluent English speaking here in the US but some make me sick coz when they speak kind like they eat the words they saying..lol, your English is so clear..easy to learn.

[@ChristinaRebuffet]

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[@mlamonier6801]

Speak English with Christina Thank you very much for this video!

[@KarunadufabIndiavlogs]

Super... The way you explain really good

[@nikyplays9255]

Execelent thank you so much

[@nadiaelmaach684]

you know, I had a hard time with the cashier because they speaking fast but I tried to understand them little by little, so now I'm in progress to keep going.

[@sheilamarquesfagundes4916]

Hi Christina, I'm brazilian, I discovered your channel today, and I'm loving it. Good job!

[@josues.3498]

It is only with Cristina that's i understand the English lenguage. Thank you Cristina!

[@joaoaraujo873]

The English student really needs this kind of lesson. I really enjoyed it.

[@Mishew55]

I have gone to a supermarket called Target in Sunnyvale in California but as I think the cashiere knowing I’m not american she spoke slowwly and I understood all what she said , Iwould like to add that she always says to the customer at the end have a nice day she is realy very friendly as most americans I had met

[@xavierfranciscoquilagayzaj6323]

Suscrito gracias por el aporte.

[@WalterMarquesdeDeus]

Amazing Christina! I had a situation like that, when the cashier ask me: Any Bag? But she said so fast that I don't understand. Then she needs to showed me one bag! Hahahaha!

[@ashishnetam1568]

I love your sweet voice and the video is so helpful. Thanks miss Christina.

[@huakim1879]

I like the teacher. Her expression is so funny and cute

[@1975ccg]

My favorite video is in this channel. Very funny an informative. Thank you Christina...

[@magalic6635]

Once I was a the bus stop waiting for the bus to come, hoping that it will come. I saw a lady with fresh products on her regular bag and adviced her to be careful at the temperatures when shopping some products.

[@waxfalcon]

Very useful. This is real everyday English and I think it's what I need. English courses, most of them, are too much into clear speaking that even been confident in class you would fail in real life situations. Thank you again!

[@Izumikanashiro1]

Thanks a lot! Christina You are wonderful my dear! I ever learn a lot with you! my best wish my friend!

[@francomarini560]

Great lesson Christina! Yes I experienced the fast speaking phrases at the cash register last year in the USA. I remember in particular "Need a bag?"

[@jhonesclayrodoviario]

I just love the way you teach ! I am from Brazil and I'm learning by myself just watching your videos.

[@lucie5367]

Thank you so much Christina, hello from the Czech Republic 🙂🌸

[@Sabrina-sf7yn]

Thank you, this video is very helpful! I live in Germany and we have been to the US for the first time last year. I can tell you that an easy thing like buying grocieries can be really hard if you do it for the first time in another country lol.

[@田中一舞]

I didn't go to the U.S. supermarket yet. Your video will be helpful when I go there. Thanx =)

[@brenooliveira3092]

Thank you, teacher!!!!! Your videos are amazing

[@taniarodriguez5753]

Thank you Christina this video is so helpful I have to play it many times because It is hard to me to understand when I do groceries.

[@suchinifernando5916]

Wow this really helpful to my new job!! Thank you Christina

[@salimadamlee5713]

it is the most greatest video ever done a subject in the market !!! Thanks a lot.

[@faraon769]

I love your videos . This helps me a lot to improve my english vocabulary !!

[@judithcastaneda9502]

Very helpful..specially in NY..there's a lot of different accents

[@mm553210]

Wow!! this's a wonderful lesson what I never know. thanks for sharing this. Yes when I was in US I went a supermarket lot of the times. and they said me "Need bag?" I thought she said "Knee back?" lol KNEE BACK??? what????? LOLL

[@Leander-zh7cr]

lol

[@1kakinha]

Thank you for share your knowledge, kiss from Brazil 🙏😘

[@damhub28]

The situation 6 is the most difficult to understand. It is very nice you speak all the video in English and you explain in long explanations with subtitle. Lets continue like that; it is very nice.

[@breesevere]

Situation 6 is the least common. It usually occurs when the cashier wants to help an old or elderly customer, or maybe a woman with a child who has purchased a lot of items.

[@andrearaujodemenezes5705]

Thanks Christina, you are the best!

[@muhammadkashif-qe8mo]

That is really a great way to teach English, thank you Christina

[@alimalik4952]

Awesome, Christina

[@fregona2867]

Bonsoir, Je suis allée de nombreuses fois dans des supermarchés aux USA mais je n'ai rien compris à la caisse et devant mon air ahuri, la caissière n'insiste pas ! Maintenant, je comprendrais grâce à toit Christina !! Très bonne vidéo, merci

[@100et1chosesSUC]

Thanks so much Christina , i am french you really help me with english because it's not easy to learn this language with the expressions and all of these exceptions and we don't learn so much of things in school and your method of teaching is the best one i never had in my life !So thanks again and Continue what are you doing you Help a lot of people like me! Bisous depuis Paris (sorry for the mistakes my english is really far to be perfect😅)

[@eleazarleon2829]

Im Eleazar from Mexico..thanks a lot for your kind clips..I dont need more for the moment.all you share with us it is enough for me.

[@quatrevents2742]

I discovered your videos by a french podcaster and they are really perfect for re-learn the english language, thanks to you Christina :)

[@agatheissmol]

Speak English with Christina I think that it's Poisson Fécond, I discovered this channel by him too !

[@shaineargentael3343]

Me too :)

[@quatrevents2742]

yes sure this podcaster is Chris to the channel "poisson fécond" in his last vidéo "les trucs à la chris"

[@tacianamelo2086]

Hey Christina! I'm so hooked in your videos. I'm brazilian and I wanna go to U.S.A. A day I'll go.

[@kellymejia8705]

Is the most useful video I have seen about supermarket... thanks a lot.

[@fialaify]

I'm a cashier register at a Supermarket in Brazil. We ask to the customers any questions like that too.

[@isidror.padilla597]

thank you so much by your vídeos!! I'm hondurans.

[@flavioroncat]

Excellent class! Thank you.

[@kror852]

Yes...I have heard all those questions...I would love they speak like you...so clear and slow...😏.

[@christianruano9963]

your video was excellent, very every day situation thanks.

[@arsouilleur5779]

When i went to England with my school, we had some free time so i went to a store. At the cash register, the lady started to speak about the receipt, but at this time i didn't know what "receipt" mean. That was a really confuse, but funny, situation

[@Ibrahim-ji5yj]

i am french i have 15 years old m'y english is no good but with you Maybi m'y english will be good thinks you for this lesson at thé next week

[@priscilagoltz1070]

Ooo thanks, thanks, thanks. You are best and best

[@RichardTkd11]

Excellent exercise, Thank you Christina !!

[@rodrigues709]

Thanks, your class is so cool, help me to learn English, I love this language.

[@gilsandrogomez]

I really appreciate your help Christina. This video is very interesting for English learning.

[@Max-mp5mk]

When I was at Walmart it was hard to catch even a simple phrase like "Do you need a bag?".

[@watchando938]

I love your slow pronunciation thanks a lot.

[@nadiaelmaach684]

sometimes the cashier ask did you want a plastic bag or paper bag? First I didn't understand but my husband explains to me, but day by day I got it.

[@elcuervo9289]

You forgot this popular expression "anything else"

[@mollietai8946]

A truly best of shopping treasure ! Love it !

[@GAMER-yf8ss]

I like it! Thanks, Christina.

[@vijayakumar2593]

excellent video, Christina.

[@rfiksaleh8551]

Great teacher. Thank you so much

[@yammvitanzos3108]

Hi Christina really enjoy your lessons. Thanks so much. I learned so much. I really wanted to see you personally on your schedule on Sept. 28 but I'm here in the Philippines

[@carlosaguilar2490]

Let me say something. My first language is Spanish. But a found you channel n i love it. So usefully to learn English no matter what is you firs language

[@marwanjamil6304]

Well done job, thank you so much.

[@lilycr4167]

Thank you Christina, very helpful 😍

[@Patriot9616]

Thanks Christina

[@ИгорьИльин-е6в]

Thanks, you are pretty and good teacher

[@alexh.7144]

YES, the cashiers often speak very quickly and abbreviate their speech, because there is often a very long line of people behind you and they want to be super fast and super efficient. It can become a bit overwhelming for people who are still working on their listening comprehension skills in English. I have even seen times when the cashier will become frustrated when you don't reply to them right away or if you ask them more than once to repeat what they had asked you.

[@yvonneadalid2903]

Elle est formidable et prononce très bien et assez lentement !!!!

[@noominkhen8503]

thank you so much christina i love your sound

[@65ivy]

thank you so much for your very good video. I'll be know, what I need to say the cashier !!!

[@slashorysk]

❤thank you Tina, it's very useful for our English learners. esp. Purchase at stores 🎉

[@marilynvargas7040]

You are amazing, I think i can learn so many things with you. I love yours videos.

[@mynameistimur]

Christina, is there a difference between a cash register and a checkout stand?

[@louiscrd]

Thank you Christina ! Do you teach English to school children? Because with your videos, I learn very quickly :)

[@peterthanh226]

Jason Baelish u r right. Me too. Thanks Christina

[@DanielaPerez-im4gl]

Iam learning English and this videos are very helpful you explain very good and your classes are fun :)

[@vyacheslavshalak8159]

Totally awesome! I wish all Americans speak like you, but l know it’s impossible.

[@yirgatesema4756]

It is helpfull,Tnx Christina Rebuffet 🙏

[@luckylee5183]

I love your teaching way

[@carolsully1093]

Excellent professor

[@LukasKamin]

I spotted put in interesting feature you pronounce either as [eye-ther] or as [ee-ther] interchangeably (e.g. 5:21 and 4:28 ). I thought speakers usually stick to one pronounciation, is that right? or my conjecture wasn't correct? thanks

[@ivandracorreia1023]

You are good teacher 🙏

[@mgopromotorainmobiliaria5112]

Very nice video. Its very useful

[@sally3008]

yes in Canada

[@janurokeya8197]

Thanks for your advice

[@mustafayavuz5524]

Wonderful my teacher