Can't Understand Native Speakers in English? Learn These 20 Advanced Phrases.

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Hello! Welcome to the channel, in this video I teach you 20 advanced English alternatives to more basic phrases in order to level up your British English with plenty of idioms and expressions and colloquial language.
Learning these advanced phrases will enable to you to better understand native English speakers to boost your confidence in the language.
Thanks a lot for watching and I hope you enjoyed the video!
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[@edytawanat]

Im all ears when I listen to your videos. Thank you for another great lesson! 👏🏻😊

[@englishwithlewis]

Yay! Thank you more

[@amiraratkovic2619]

It' s no biggie, I'm good to go. Cheers/Ta.❤❤❤

[@englishwithlewis]

Thanks a lot

[@amiraratkovic2619]

@englishwithlewis My pleasure

[@EnglishAnahit]

Fantastic work

[@englishwithlewis]

Thank you!

[@romant6170]

What s nice lesson. Cheers mate

[@englishwithlewis]

Cheers to you!

[@Seyma-e5j]

Thanks 😊

[@englishwithlewis]

Thank you!

[@НаталіяЖуковецька]

Wow, Lewis, props to you!

[@englishwithlewis]

Thanks a lot

[@raniaalsoud3523]

"Tas a lot, I messed up 3 or 4 times... Anyway, it's on me to improve these skills.😊🌻

[@englishwithlewis]

Thank you! 🙏

[@loloshehawi1949]

Fantastic 🎉🎉🎉 no Biggie was the newest and Ta as well

[@englishwithlewis]

Awesome! Thank you

[@anyelallamabadaldama5075]

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[@demi26ruto10]

Your video was easy to understand new phrases for me. Thanks a lot!☺️

[@englishwithlewis]

Good to hear! Thanks

[@Paul-i5d7g]

Howdy! Lewis. Jolly useful Phrases. Ta!

[@englishwithlewis]

Thanks a lot!

[@fundaozkan8193]

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[@user-rc7lh4ov1s]

Great presentation. Thank you! Two comments/suggestions, though. 1. Cheers, ta, skint - aren't they commonly used only in some parts of England? Most English learners probably won't ever hear these expressions from native speakers in their area. 2. It would be very helpful if you repeated all new expressions once at the end (or beginning?) of the lesson. Thanks again!

[@englishwithlewis]

@@user-rc7lh4ov1s hey hey! Thanks 1. They’re all used around the majority of the UK, but more in certain areas like where I’m from (Northern England) 2. Good suggestion, I’ll do another similar video soon and add a little recap Thanks a lot

[@user-rc7lh4ov1s]

@@englishwithlewis Many thanks!

[@hamidvatanpoor178]

Is Chew it on mean think about too ?

[@englishwithlewis]

@@hamidvatanpoor178 mmm I’m afraid not, mull over something could be used though

[@imtiazkhan4822]

I know 2 ,3 and other new for me .

[@englishwithlewis]

@@imtiazkhan4822 awesome! 🙌

[@rayosideral5201]

Very useful! I think "TA" sounds a bit funny, doesn't it? is this word only used with friends?

[@englishwithlewis]

Haha it’s very common in the north of England between friends and family

[@johnhowland1884]

I know the most of these expressions, but they slip my mind when I need them in a conversation 🙄

[@SanaaMohamed-p7q]

Sameeee 😭😂 Even sometimes I form sentences that even don't make sense like they're not even english they're just words together 😭

[@englishwithlewis]

I’m sure you’ll remember to use them soon 😉

[@englishwithlewis]

@@SanaaMohamed-p7qhaha you can do it!

[@yawallo]

There are 18 expressions in the video, not 20!

[@englishwithlewis]

Oh really? I must have missed a couple when recording or editing, ooops!

[@parvathys8226]

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