Do you know these *everyday objects* in English?

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In this video, my son Dori and I talk about the English names of everyday items around the house. Even advanced learners often don't know the names of everyday household objects. How many did you know already?
💛A little about me:
-I am a Cambridge CELTA certified English teacher
-I have a Master's degree in Language and Literacy Education
-I am American but I live in Canada (my husband is a francophone Canadian, which is why Dori says he is "both" in this video 😂)
-I've taught English in the U.S., Canada, Japan, South Korea, and France!
✔️Subscribe and learn English with me and my family! / @englishwithbrittany

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

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On behalf of all students learning English around the world, thank you for your great videos. The mother and daughter are very cute.

[@nevermind-h5q]

Getting help from a child is a great idea because that keeps the vocabulary you are using so simple.

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Very entertaining and educational. I am learning English and I think your channel is one of the best. Greetings from Santiago, Chile.

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

Thanks so much! I have Chilean English teacher friends and would love to visit Chile one day ❤❤

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Omg, he's adorable. There's nothing cuter than kids speaking English.

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Very useful for me. Maybe Moore description for things would also help more

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Great lesson!! Thanks so much for your hard work. Your son is so adorable and sweet.

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That way is very good to learn English ❤

[@normabuccianti2681]

Very useful lesson, simple things that sometimes we don’t know the names. Your assistant is quite helpful as well. ❤

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

😄😄🩷

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Great lesson format! Keep it up!

[@98Thamara]

I prefer "dishing" 😂😂 He is so cute and smart! Thank you for the video 🧡

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

I prefer his style of English too! 🥰

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[@mateuszgogowski651]

Great lesson, imo you could even create a playlist with that kind of lessons, moving around the house :D It is funny that sometimes the advanced student can talk about politics but we lack the basic household related vocabulary 😅

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

I would love to do a series of these if enough people are interested! I think household items often get overlooked in class because, well, they are kind of boring to learn 😅 and also there are so many regional differences and country-specific terms.

[@Wen-J8303]

Hi Brittany! I'm from Taiwan, but I live in Canada now, and I will take the CELPIP test next month. 😨 Thanks for your video. It's really helpful, and your voice is very clear and easy to understand! Your son is adorable 😊❤

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

@@Wen-J8303 Oh, exciting!! Good luck 🩷🩷 Thank you for the kind words.

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I m learning Very with your vídeo in KZbin excelent vocabulary

[@janajaskova2593]

It's such a pleasant lesson - I had a lot of fun and learned plenty of new vocabulary with you and your son, even the comments from your son are very useful 🤩🥰 Thank you very much!💙

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

I’m so happy to hear that!! 🩷🩷

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So cute and peaceful I love you two!

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

@@Common_Teacher__3 thank you! 🩷

[@jpfigner]

Your daughter is so cute! I love her! We have a new little teacher!! She has the way for that! It takes easy and funny with her! Congrats! Hugs from Brasil!

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

@@jpfigner hehehe thank you so much! It’s actually my son, but everyone thinks he’s a girl because of his long beautiful hair 😍😍 Thank you so much - I love hearing where you’re from and that you’re enjoying the videos!

[@jpfigner]

@@EnglishwithBrittany I'm so sorry! Handsome little boy, your son!

[@ssouzalorena]

Hey Dori, I have curly hair as well ❤ Your curly hair is perfect! 😊

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

@@ssouzalorena Thank you 🥹🥹🩷 (full disclosure: It was getting hard for us to take care of and so I had to give him a little haircut 😩 Just a few inches, but still… I cried a little!)

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[@EnglishwithBrittany]

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great video! i just asked ai to tell me daily life objects and now i just happened to see this on KZbin

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

Oh wow! Cool! Did AI say the same thing as me? 😄

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[@dan93431]

Hi Brittany, According to the Oxford English dictionary "In" means 'while doing something; while something is happening. Can I use 'In' in the following sentences instead of 'while'? 1)a)I fell asleep (while) watching the Film. b) I fell asleep in watching the Film. 2) a) She burnt her hand (while) cooking dinner. b) She burnt her hand in cooking dinner. 3)a) While swimming in the river, I saw an alligator. b) In swimming in the river, I saw an alligator. Do you think whether 1)b, 2)b and 3)b are grammatically correct?

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

Hi there! I could be wrong because I’ve never thought about this before (very interesting question!), but I have to disagree with the dictionary a bit 😬 “In” used in the way that you describe is not really like “while.” It’s more like the meaning of “by” or “because” in my opinion. One action sort of causes another action to happen directly (“while” is more like two actions just happening at the same time, not one causing the other to happen). So for example: In reading many books about history, I became an expert on that subject. Perhaps we could say that your example sentences have cause and effect (like 2b) but for some reason, it’s not working for me. It does not feel like something I would ever say. I’ll have to think about this and do a bit of research :)

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sneakers are trainers

[@RhmBnb-on2lq]

5:57 Can we call it a colander?? Please I need your answer 😊😊🎉❤

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

@@RhmBnb-on2lq Hi! To me, a colander is the same thing as a strainer. In my family, we always said “strainer” though, and never “colander.” I just did a bit of research and it seems that some people consider them to be slightly different kitchen tools (a strainer has smaller holes) but to me, they have always been the same thing 🤷‍♀️💕

[@RhmBnb-on2lq]

Thank you for your answering M.s brittany I was a little bit confused about what's the difference between colander and a strainer.I appreciate it ❤ 😊🎉 ​@@EnglishwithBrittany

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[@Free19637]

Hi. I think in Canada they call it " Kleenex ", too.

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

👍👍

[@ksenial6386]

Hello Brittany! Thank you for the video! A quick question. So at 1.17 you asked what paper towels are used for, and your son said 'wiping some water'. But then repeated the sentences adding 'up' - 'wiping up some water'. Is it incorrect to say that without the up?

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

SUCH a great question. I'm not sure that "wiping" alone would be incorrect, but you're right -- I do sort of correct him here. I understand exactly what he is saying, but still I say something slightly different back to him. To my ears, "wiping water" is not precise enough. 'Wiping' can just be the action of moving the water across the table, without lifting the paper towel. "Wiping up" feels more accurate to me and so I say it back to him here. English is the worst! :)

[@ksenial6386]

@@EnglishwithBrittany Gotcha! Thank you sooooo much! xoxo ❤

[@aquarius4953]

Wiping up : the water isn’t anymore on the table. The chore is over. Wiping : the water is on the table and the paper towel. The chore isn’t over.

[@fredericroy]

5:45 Hello, Isn’t it more of a colander?

[@EnglishwithBrittany]

Hi! Another person said the same thing and I think you’re right! A strainer has smaller holes, and a colander larger holes like the one in this video. In my family, we never used the word “colander” and just called all of them “strainers” so this is what I have said my whole life 😂