ENGLISH VOCABULARY - Family Vocabulary! This Vocabulary Builder teaches you all about family

[@rachelsenglish]

Want to train with me LIVE? → bit.ly/re_a You’ll LOVE my book: bit.ly/re_bk Start my FREE 10-day mini course: bit.ly/re_n

[@subhransuswain1441]

Hello

[@jojimolmathew9427]

@@subhransuswain1441 ll

[@milordepiano3887]

uncle in law

[@EnglishwithDanielX]

Sempre existe algo para aperfeiçoar na pronúncia. 😍

[@ana25312]

English with Dan ela fala português também?

[@zakiazakia400]

English with Dan ZjzidiSjssjôôjxxj

[@dedysusanto9365]

English with Dan iiii

[@kanesmith4961]

Having studied, worked, and lived in the US for more than two decades now, it's amazing how I still find ways to refine my pronunciation thanks to these videos.

[@luizantonio-dp7zh]

TANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO. BY THE WAY. YOUR HAIR IS BEAUTIFUL..

[@jaimerestrepo3330]

Rachel! You have a great nice family! Congratulations

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Jaime!

[@citlallisolis6523]

@@rachelsenglish??

[@xedvlogger3096]

What do you call you and Leon? Leon - husband of your husband’s sister, Audrey. Thanks

[@akka123ful]

Happy Family and Happy New Years😘 May God bless Your family all way 🙏

[@rachelsenglish]

Happy New Year!

[@benalexender3046]

Thanks from Egypt

[@starffgamer1258]

Hi, I couldn't understand relation deeply I can just understand mom, dad, son, daughter, even my native language I can't understand but today I could understand the family relation in the English language. thanks Rachel

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for sharing Ghanshyam!

[@LK-iy9qw]

Hello Rachel, thank you for your video. Can uncle be my mother's sister's husband or my mother's brother or my father's sister's husband or my father's brother? Does the similar thing go with aunt?

[@rachelsenglish]

That's correct! :)

[@shaabanebrahim]

Thank you I am very happy with you ✌ I am From Syria I am an Arabic Coming from ZAmericanEnglish

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Chaaban!

[@murat.gultekin]

Hi Rachel! It is an excellent lesson and you have a great family, lots of love to all of you!

[@rachelsenglish]

You too @murat.gultekin!

[@antoniomattozzi4296]

You are such an awesome teacher Rachel ! Thank you VM for your great value, that you are sharing with us.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Antonio!

[@AQ-uc4bb]

I have six sisters and three brothers

[@tyagibandhu9891]

U have such a nice family I want to be the part of ur family lv u babes from India

[@purwantodidikp1156]

Kirain "Sister in law" itu kakek berbuat jahat sama sodara perempuan...ealah...

[@englishforever]

Having a sister is great for those who don't have them. Believe me: You don't want one. I had four older sisters. I was always ordered around by one of them. Nowadays, not anymore. Only my wife orders me around. Only one now.

[@englishforever]

Nephew Jacob, huh? I have Jacob carved into my brain. The textbook that I use with my students, has a Jacob.

[@dabnysenglish110]

👏👏👏👏💓aula excelente! Tanks so much!

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

[@mannemvasu42]

You reply to public comments

[@CesarPI18]

What's the plural of "brother-in-law"? Steve said "we're brother-in-laws" and you said they're "brothers-in-law". Where does the "S" actually go?

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! The S should go on 'brother' - so it should be: 'brothers-in-law".

[@CesarPI18]

OMG!! You replied! 😍 Thanks a lot! Hugs from Brazil!

[@ivana5515]

Could you upload a video with all the different ways you call relatives? for example, your grandma(i've heard granny or something similar), dad(daddy), mom(mama, mommy), the one's in parenthesis are the one's i've heard but i'd like to know if you use other ways for them and all the other family members. :)

[@rachelsenglish]

Good suggestion! Thanks for the idea!

[@ivana5515]

@@rachelsenglish Please let me know when you upload it I really want to know. Pleeeassee :)

[@schweigulfjerome2530]

I like your video, i love the way you teach, you're amazing teacher, you deserve all treasure in the world, because you spend a lot of time for us.

[@alicelee9285]

waw Rechal I love it so much,thank you..The word''soon''is very hard to pronounce,could you make a video for this ?thanks ,my dear teacher!

[@سبحاناللهوبحمدهسبحاناللهال-ع2ظ]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MY ENG LVL IS ABOVE AFTER FOLLOWING U 🌹

[@rachelsenglish]

Awesome! Keep it up!

[@سبحاناللهوبحمدهسبحاناللهال-ع2ظ]

@@rachelsenglish got it

[@englishforever]

Only you could put all these people in front of a camera. Family tree? Talk about confusion. hahahahahaha

[@englishforever]

When you introduce your father-in-law, there is a dude asleep on the sofa on the right side of the video. That was after lunch I assume. hahahahah

[@ramzy-6566]

i enjoyed a lot. Thank you to your family.

[@armandovidal686]

your videos are excellent but what is the most exact conversation when one wants to express you understand us an example THEY ARE VERY SAD TONIGHT as you know that they are women or men in a writing or exam I am from Mexico sorry

[@joaom.6849]

With subtitles is great ! Thanks!

[@ЕржанЕсеркеев-з5к]

It's very well! Thank you so much!

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

[@janicedavy3193]

Very helpful, Thanks Rachel 's teacher.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Janice!

[@jujutuururu5503]

Hi , I'm Brazilian and I love your channel

[@kuldeepskain7280]

Helo juju a'm from India

[@Amani-bf8rl]

thank you ❤

[@sierrafoxtrotgolf1891]

Petrarch --> Philosophy sounds strange to me. Maybe it's true but for us (Italians) Petrarch --> poetry, literature.

[@englishforever]

AaaaaW! Listen to you vocal frying when you say "Humanism". OMG! Vocal frying - How do you do that? Can you believe I have been to a thoat doctor, y'know, the guy who takes care of ears, throats and nose, and I asked her to teach me how to vocal fry? Guess what? As a Brazilian doctor she has never heard of such a thing. How frustrating is that! I love it. It makes English so American. Maybe, because I'm 53 I can't do it. My teen students CAN. I hate them for that. hahahaha Just kidding. I love my little dudes.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for sharing @englishforever!

[@tranhau3818]

Your mother's sister is your aunt. Your father's sister is also called aunt. How to distinguish who is who? This is my aunt. Which side?

[@ahmadshadi2593]

kindly advise two brothers married two women, "the two women are ............. ( friends - sisters or what)? thanks in advance .

[@desaherbes]

Thank you very much!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯 very good congratulations teacher!!!

[@روعةروعة-غ7ط]

thank you so much very good very nice

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@claudiofimiani]

I just don't get tired to thank you, Rachel! Cheers from Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@goodlive1573]

Excellent! Thank you so much, God bless you, keep on!

[@3pugbplayers74]

now I'm better. 3 weeks I was under the weather. but now I'm OK. I can practice my english again now. thanks

[@wespeakidiomas]

Hi Rachel, I love your videos. I use them a lot in class with my English students. Could you please make a video on dating and relationships? Students have trouble pronouncing object pronouns in a separable phrasal verb. Thanks!

[@rachelsenglish]

Good suggestion, thank you!

[@richardherrejon]

Great Lesson ! Thank you

[@hrachyakhachatryan9110]

It's so pleasure to lisen You!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Hrachya!

[@englishforever]

Guess who had a blast with this video? My pupils. hahahah Feeling a little British today. Thank you, Rachel.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Pedro!

[@mileycassandra8743]

I can't wait to see you again and your next leasons.I really appreciate it!

[@milansunar731]

Rachel's could you please make a video for the word birthday

[@rachelsenglish]

Good suggestion Milan, thanks!

[@milansunar731]

@@rachelsenglish i was about to thanks you , you know what i feel difficult to prononce this word so please this is my humble request to you

[@milansunar731]

@@rachelsenglish by the way your extremely welcome

[@aligamal3202]

why i could not understand most of songs word could u advice me please rachel

[@lovegoogle2908]

This is a beautiful family.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you!

[@mehboobkhan.4351]

Hi! Rachel thank you so much for this really nice video, I'm watching right now, learning and enjoying so much, Thank you Rachel. Thank you so much.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome @mehboobkhan.4351!

[@albertyamaral7242]

I wish I could be there. You're amazing Rachel! There's a delicious little snack in Brazil called COXINHA. This is marvelous. Wonderful party Rachel and congrats. ;)

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you Alberty for the suggestion!

[@erdyantodwinugrohozheng]

Rachel, I give a question. What is differentiate about aunt and auntie in American English? In British English, they are almost unchangeable.

[@EnglishwithDanielX]

Erdyanto Dwi Nugroho same in America also.

[@manalrabhe]

مرحبا بكي . انا سعيدة جدا بما تقدميه لنا . أشكرك من كل قلبي. الله يحميكي أنا متابعه لكي و ايضا فرحت عندما شاهدكي مع معلمي الأستاذ إبراهيم . لكي كل التحيه والتقدير والاحترام معلمتي الجميله الرآئعه

[@abderrazakmorso8829]

Thank so much sister 😊

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Abderrazak!

[@keylisalazar4216]

please, help me i have bad pronutation.. :( and i cant listen ..

[@MrRoibel]

Wonderful video ! Thanks for sharing this new video. I liked it . You are the best teacher that I have seen ,ever .. ( you could correct to me of I wrote something wrong in this sentence, please. ) Have nice day

[@gumersindogonzalez102]

I like your vídeos, I am fron México and we are a big family, we are 10 siblings, The older is 78 years old, I am 71 and the younger is 62.

[@andrew750ify]

Rachel, could you please explain to me what WOULD means in "this set would also be siblings", the same as will?

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! I am basically saying: 'this set of names are siblings'. Using 'would' is just another way to say that!

[@imranahamad2630]

This is really great path to improve my English, I love it, I'll not miss your single video thank you so much

[@sara-livetogive1689]

please Rachel tell us how to pronounce the word ( rainbow)?

[@ahmadshadi2593]

When one man married two women. the two women are............? thanks

[@IngridRodriguez-vf7po]

How great your family is! Your parents must be proud of you. You're a sweet human being ❤

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you @IngridRodriguez-vf7po!

[@carolinanunezj8709]

You are the best teacher.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Carolina!

[@hmendez981]

I love you thanks baby

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks!

[@marqotta]

It was very interesting, I forgot about my morning coffee :) i'm from Ukraina. Thanks!

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Marqotta!

[@kabeerahmed6086]

Could you make lessons on classroom vocbulary and slang terms.....plzz

[@tspum]

Rachel, you have a wonderful family. Your son is so big and you daughter too. They are growing so fast.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot @tspum!

[@ĐóaLưuThị]

hi rachel's, I love your video very much. When I watch your vocabulary, I always use it in my daily life in Vietnam. Hope you like my coment Thank you very much:3

[@rachelsenglish]

Happy to hear that @user-ls1sh2hc7s!

[@ronaldoferreiraoliveira]

Excellent video in english teacher rachel 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Piton675]

Thanks for sharing this! Precious English content. PS - You have a beautiful family!

[@gk.2610]

I have a big problem in family names in my native language

[@liandcarolivargazhernandez5635]

Thank you Rachel, I´ve been learning a lot since I found your videos.

[@emmanuelmb4839]

Hi Rachel. I Saw that you wrote parent like in grandparent with the ae sound like this: paerent.can it be pronounced with the e sound like in bed like this: perent? Thanks in advance

[@rachelsenglish]

Good observation! I wouldn't use EH here though. This vowel is affected by the R, so it ends up sounding like AIR. More on this sound here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXuwqHx5ZtKoj9Usi=ex8Y2HA8VD0oxOSk. More examples of English speakers saying "parent" here: youglish.com/pronounce/parent/english?

[@emmanuelmb4839]

@@rachelsenglish Thank you

[@hamzamoaazhamza]

thank you rachel

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Hamza!

[@sombody2446]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate you good and hard work.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Ahmad!

[@hannie4006]

I wish you and your family peace and happiness! Miss You ❤️!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks! You too Hannie! :)

[@missions4life377]

I would add the d sound in grandparents but it is a dialog.

[@nabilesanad261]

Rachel can I say in English (Mama )????😕😕

[@مفيضتوشكىللاستثمار]

You are so great I love learning English on your hands Thank you so much for the wonderful effort

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@stevemwangi645]

I really admire your family. Thanks for the great lessons

[@adanacaccentcoaching2685]

What to do when a person is neither a he or a she? It would be helpful to mention to newcomers to English in North America that we have some options for gender-neutral family terms, keeping in mind that gender nonbinary and intersex people exist! For example, if the gender of the person is unknown (or immaterial), you could just refer to a person's sister or brother as sibling. Additionally, if the gender of the person is nonbinary, calling them a sister or brother would be binary (and that could be offensive, at least to some), so call them sibling. For girlfriend/boyfriend, a gender-neutral term is partner - it's like the word spouse, but doesn't necessarily mean married (spouse indicates marriage). To refer to a nonbinary parent, simply use parent rather than mother or father, and refer to children as children, or offspring, rather than sons and daughters. I know Rachel was giving examples from her own lovely wonderful family, but keep in mind some families fall on the LGBTIAQ+ spectrum!

[@mariamhisham5164]

Rachel l am from Egypt do you know lslam

[@giovannicavalcante22]

This channel is really helpful for non-native speakers, cuz pronunciation is by far the thing they struggle the most. Great job!!!

[@dennyysdanger9102]

Eu to aqui boiano nem sei oque ela diz

[@rodrigoalcantara2961]

I don't know why, but to my ears , the schwa sound in the second syllable in the words *husband* */'hʌz.bənd/* and cousin */'kʌ.zən/* sounds more likely the */ɪ/* as in *sit* vowel. Oh boy, I wonder if ears decieve me. Am I gonna be misunderstood if I pronounced husband as */'hʌz.bɪnd/* or */'kʌ.zɪn/* ? What do you think?

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! You will not be misunderstood! The IH as in SIT vowel when pronounced as an unstressed syllable sounds incredibly similar to the schwa sound - they are basically interchangeable in those cases!

[@rodrigoalcantara2961]

@@rachelsenglish really? Wow that's awesome. Thank you so much! You're the best!!

[@hellocambridge.hellobritai2026]

I watched this two times. It's very useful 😍

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad to hear that!

[@RajeshKumar-jr1hj]

Respected ma'am i have been learning a whole lot from your lectures you are really really outstanding , keep continue i really really appreciate you

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks!

[@MAAAAAACE]

gostei dessa explicação.

[@sebastianmoyano5223]

Que linda familia good for you!

[@totalfreedom45]

Rachel, 🥰 😘 it is so wonderful that your extended family is so *_normal_* and so loving...unlike the sad story of this extended family: 😂 🤣 "Many, many years ago when I was twenty three I got married to a widow who was pretty as could be. This widow had a grown-up daughter who had hair of red. My father fell in love with her and soon the two were wed. This made my dad my son-in-law and changed my very life. My daughter was my mother, for she was my father’s wife. To complicate the matters worse, although it brought me joy, I soon became the father of a bouncing baby boy. My little baby then became a brother-in-law to my dad and so became my uncle. That thought made me sad, for if he were my uncle, then that also made him brother to the widow's grown-up daughter, who, of course, was my step-mother. Father’s wife then had a son who kept them on the run and he was my grandson, for he was my daughter's son. My wife is now my mother's mother and it makes me blue because, although she is my wife, she is my grandma too. If my wife is my grandmother, then I am her grandchild and every time I think of it it simply drives me wild, for now I have become the strangest case you ever saw: As the husband of my grandmother I am my own grandpa." 😂 🤣

[@kuldeepskain7280]

Nice video

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Kuldeep!

[@alejandrojerezmora6466]

thank you

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@maitreyimohanti6360]

Delighted to see a VERY HAPPY EXTENDED AMERICAN FAMILY because HAPPY JOINT FAMILIES are becoming RARE in INDIA.

[@pierrotramarovahoaka1929]

Thank you very much for helping us to speak english fluently !!! It helps me to teach freely english here in Madagascar !!!

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

[@learnonline9283]

wonderful , It`s very Helpful Dear thanks a lot , but I have a question please, How can I practice My language , I need to make real conversation with Real people to improve my language , what`s your advice ?

[@khoicai3935]

I have some questIon. I call my mom and dad are my parents, so what could I call my uncle and aunt are? Could I say my uncle's daughter is my sister-cousin? Thank you.

[@Synox89]

as far as i know there is no word that sums uncle and aunt.

[@khoicai3935]

Synox89 Thank you.

[@andrewscr93]

I loved the video! Thanks!

[@tooranoroojnia3436]

Which one is correct? We are brothers-in-law or we are brother-in-laws?

[@rachelsenglish]

You would want to say "We are brothers-in-law"!