STORYTIME - My 4 embarrassing waitressing mistakes!

[@theincredibleknuffibar4834]

Who else is pretty good at speaking English but wants to have a British accent? I love the way she pronounces words 😊

[@alexiforsberg9363]

The incredible Knuffibär Jeg også

[@nilokillian]

After 6 months of practicing spoken English with a friend of mine from Britain, I could pick up a similar accent, but still lots of work ahead

[@jdhjdu]

Same here. Can't seem to develop any accent at all. Der Deutsche Akzent ist leider sehr dominant :D

[@theincredibleknuffibar4834]

jdhjdu Ich habe einen amerikanischen Akzent aber ich will auch britisch klingen können 😂

[@jdhjdu]

Woher hast du hauptsächlich Englisch gelernt?

[@alexberbel93]

OMG this is soo good 😂😂!! I remember when I first worked as a waiter in London, and I was doing a bunch of silly mistakes out of misunderstandings. I have gotta said that I didn't speak more than a few words in English and my listening was really rubbish though 😂. So one day, a lovely old woman came into the restaurant and after ordering her drink, she ask for the "loo". Well, I had absolutely no idea about what that was, but I thought it had to be and ingredient for a pizza. So I keep telling her that unfortunately we had run out of "loo" but we had a bunch of other stuff like veggies, cheese or meat. Well, it continued for 5 minutes untill she could keep it together anymore and end up shouting at me and complaining to my manager because I was taking the piss 😂. I wish this was the only one but I've got just soo many of those lol.

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+BerboYT HAHAHAHAHA AMAZING

[@birds9655]

😂

[@BidyadharSahoo]

Oh Gee ! Run out of 'loo'.

[@soonii16]

I got second hand embarrassment from this 😂

[@EnglishwithLucy]

hahahah it's so cringeworthy!!

[@mikatu]

the correct term is fremdschämen

[@dovedove947]

lucy, Please continue to update Weibo.im from china.

[@amri6643]

I can't stand it 😂😭😂

[@ctrlesc1]

"Chef, what's the fish of today?" "We've got a haddock." Went back to guests and confidently offered a hammock...

[@ly_nex]

Lol

[@darioalarcon749]

That's the proof that listening english isn't easy even for native speakers.

[@amercelo9371]

Yes, I have a hard time listening to Hollywood movies if they speak softly, or spwaling too fast, even though I'm fluent. AND MY DIALECT IS HUGELY BASED ON AMERCIAN ENGLISH (Filipino English)

[@mbkmbk357]

if English is not easy! you better try German

[@sandracarli1110]

It happens in every language ;)

[@guesswhoiam1875]

@@mbkmbk357 I'M learning German now🥰

[@guesswhoiam1875]

I need subtitles 😂for my mother language

[@johnsoncy]

Never heard "Eff all" before. Thanks for the great stories. lol

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Lucy! I don't know if you know but Welsh rarebit was actually 'Welsh rabbit'! You see, the Welsh had such a reputation for being stingy that if they invited you over for a rabbit dinner they would only serve you cheese on toast! So, etymologically speaking you were 100% correct! The poor Welsh...

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Canguro English wow!!!! So i'm not that stupid after all! Thanks Canguro😂

[@Canguroenglish]

Quite the opposite! I think it shows how good your instincts are in English! And that was before you became a teacher!

[@RussianwithAnastasia]

My most embarrassing story at work was when I fell asleep (for 3-4 seconds, though) DURING the lesson IN FRONT of my STUDENTS! It was so cold in the classroom, one of my students gave me his big coat, they started to write the dictation, they were writing quite slowly, and I, all warmed up finally under this coat, made such a huge noticeable nod, falling asleep, they all noticed it. Oh my God, how embarrassing!

[@miimx6018]

hahahaha sorry to laugh but that was funny!!

[@ajimshihab9704]

😂😂😂😂

[@lowkeyloki6934]

I think that's normal.

[@sarahpanda3252]

Gosh I can totally image that!!!! Oh I feel really sorry for you haha

[@carmen5267]

I am in teacher training and this sounds like something that could happen to me as well.

[@Galaxywanderess]

Lucy , you are a top-notch story-teller! Teaching is definitely your niche.

[@nromy2006]

I do agree...

[@vikos_bikoz]

Last summer I worked at the local Art Museum. Most of my excursions were in English and rarely I had excursions in German. I was only a beginner in German and basically I only knew my text by heart and couldn't improvise. So one day I had a lovely German group, they followed me to the hall I knew perfectly. I started talking about a great Russian artist Aivazovsky, but when I raised my hand and turned to the wall where his canvas was supposed to be, there was a random picture. I turned to another wall to show the Germans another his work and there was an unfamiliar canvas again. So the group was waiting for Aivazovsky and I was just standing in front of them without any idea what to say. That was horrible! And Aivazovsky's works went to Moscow for his jubilee exactly that day!

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Виктория oh nooooooo! It's awful when you get caught out like that hahaaa

[@starrynight1601]

Such a funny situation it might be too difficult for you at that time

[@_rafaellp]

You're the one who need to improve the listening skills hahahah... ur awesome!

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Meu Canal Hahahaha you're so right!

[@finneganswake2248]

+nowymail They who wrote them don't know what they're saying either - so don't you worry.

[@uB39106]

I also mishear ppl at times.

[@HassanAbdelkerimBouyebri]

"Ages ago, ages ago" ! I loved it. Thank you Lucy.

[@evasulecova905]

I worked in a hotel in Wales last summer, however I'm not an English speaker, so you can imagine my mistakes haha For example I brought a meal from the kitchen to the customer and somehow I forgot the name of it, so instead of saying Brown trout I said Brown turtle :D or the same story but with a lamb burger, instead of lamb I said lung and they were staring at me like if I didn't get mad or what haha

[@nenechonlisboa4127]

Oh dear !!! Can't imagine a lung burger !!! Hahaha !!!! :)

[@N1sjsjsj]

Eva Šulecová Oh gosh 😂 I live in wales!! It’s not the prettiest thing though

[@narmintahmazi677]

I burst in laugh 😂

[@ly_nex]

Lol 😆 lung burger?!

[@guesswhoiam1875]

HAHAHAHA THAT'S HILARIOUS. I'M NOT ENGLISH SPEAKER THO. I WOULD SAY I WOULD MAKE MORE MISTAKES WHILE FITTING IN WITH LOCAL COMMUNITY

[@tigerzuri9547]

Very funny!! I was laughing out from the second story. I think your manager deserves some kind of trophy or medal for all patience he has to handle you with.

[@stephentaylor7306]

You have a talent for story telling, this had me crying with laughter!

[@kaedekazu30]

Ваши видео помогают мне понять британский английский,спасибо вам,Люси, большое!!! Love you,Lucy!!!

[@thgandrade374]

I'm loving your classes. Don't stop, you are doing a nice job. I'm learning so much with you ! Thiago, from Brazil.

[@robertosalgado4257]

I got the same embarrasing rarebit/rabbit issue when I started to work at a hotel. LOL

[@shindaaraonifade6755]

haha

[@khawlanachit4532]

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[@ramaca001]

I worked as a waitress in London for a while in a very nice place and a FRENCH (important information) customer asked me "could you tell me what kind of cheese do you have?", I didn't know that so I ran into the kitchen and asked everyone about all the kind of cheese we had. The head chef wasn't there, because it was 5 o'clock, so there were some newbies who didn't really know all the kind of cheese we had either. After a couple of minutes, I came back to the customer and I told her ALL the kind of cheese we had "Roquefort, cheddar... and so on". She looked at me and said I asked you "what kind of teas do you have! I said TEAS"! hahaha

[@dorotadorota7089]

When I started working in a crèche, being a non-native speaker I wasn't familiar with all "technical" vocabulary. We had a daily report we had to present to parents and it included information about their babies bowel movements in: "wet nappy" and "soiled nappy". I didn't get the second one right for quite some time saying it "solid" every time I was talking to the parent. So one day I was talking to a new daddy and I said "...and just one soild nappy today" and he went "...yes, my baby loves a good sh***" 😂😂😂 after that I went and actually investigated the difference between "soiled" and "solid" properly 😁

[@marchabuyuan-llanes684]

I'm a native English speaker and I don't know why I watch your videos haha I just stumbled upon them and let them play in the background (funnily enough) when I'm studying either French or Dutch, and (please believe me I'm not a creep who just stares at you, I'm gay asf but you're beautiful nonetheless ye) and this video had me fucking dying! I cringed so much at the milk story but the image of two old women just looking at a specially prepared glass of milk that young overly charismatic Lucy made was just too absurd and hilarious, the last one sounded something that Leslie Knope would do I swear haha. Love your videos, I envy English learners that they have you! I wish French and Dutch had a you version!

[@EnglishwithLucy]

hahahha such a sweet comment thanks Marco! I'm glad you liked it! So cool that you're learning French and Dutch!

[@marchabuyuan-llanes684]

Quelle type de français est-ce que tu parles ? Si tu le veux, on peut se discuter sur FB ou HelloTalk (c'est un appli super génial pour apprendre les langues, on peut parler avec des natifs de la langue que l'on apprend, qui veulent apprendre également ta langue maternelle). Mais jugeant par ton nom, tu parles le français africain ?

[@anhnguyen0102]

Khadija Fayyaz C'est génial ! J'apprends le francais et ce serait bien si je peux vous contacter. Voici mon email: [e-mail]

[@francoisejimenez9647]

Marco Ruben Abuyuan Llanes onuuuuuuuu

[@karolinapilarek1371]

Oh my God! I was crying while I was listening to your hillarious stories 😂😂😂 I love this video ❤️

[@Petra44YT]

Lol at the glass of milk. :-D This is great while doing yoga. Now, I'll have them show me how the next exercise goes, and then it's back to story time. :-)

[@mjballen3190]

You make me laugh a lot of...thank you! Well i'll tell you my most embarrassing story. In my school, i was responsable of pronounce the flag vow, i remember be studying for a long time before the live presentation in front of 400 people, but, i don't know why, my brain forgot all the vow when i was in the stage, and i repeated the first sentence at least eight times, till a teacher get up the stage, and said me. "Okay, darling was enough. Don't worry" i started to let giggles, and the teacher though that i was weeping...then he saw that i was laughing and he said "Please get down, you shouldn't make it worse"

[@beautypadilla5886]

haha, same here, I'm working as a waitress. It was my very first day at work,when the guest asking for a bell. Then I took almost an hour searching for a bell. Fuck that word "bell"!! He was very mad! Then he was shouting," where is my bell!! I said, "I can't find your bell,sir! then he said, I need my bell bell bell! somebody is waiting for me! I want to pay! Then I was enlightened! ooh.... , your biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL,sir. I will give you right away,sir. Then he looked at me like I was very stupid!gosh..wattan experienced

[@ganissweet2050]

Julie Lonogan lol....hahaha

[@PaulGu]

"Bell" and "Bill" are of different pronunciation. But In some areas in the world, people confuse them in certain words.

[@anniferfong]

OMG, I laughed my head off.

[@lanav.1508]

I just love your videos Lucy! I'm a brazilian learner and I have so much fun with you, thanks!

[@olegbutorin4776]

Lol! Lucy, you are gorgeous for being able to laugh at your own mistakes and take them easy. Good luck to you!

[@antoniodelima2066]

Lucy, you are so adorable! I could stay hearing your histories for hours, please keep telling more storytimes.

[@Cuckoo23]

Lucy, great stories, I was laughing my head off, especially cos i know its so easy to make a mistake under pressure. We all could be so intelligent in some aspects and yet so stupid in others. Its like Sheldon from HIMYM sometimes. :o) When I was working in a hospital, one day during the registration procedure I told me collegue that the name of the patient was Anastazia General cos I mix it up with the information about her anestesiology details :)

[@pipipi682]

SANDY SOUP! It should be really great! ))) I would order this one!

[@SuperAndyproject]

That was on my English lesson, when one of the students was in a role of some boy who's asking a girl's dad where she is. And when dad is asking him too, who is he, student occasionally answered "I'm her penis partner" instead of "I'm her tennis partner". I couldn't stop laughing and literally felt under the table )))

[@albertseabra9226]

I was at the Pub as well and tried to order some waffles-- to no avail! You were running all over the place, trying to please the 14 people sitting around that huge table. And you didn't look ditsy at all -- rather cute and a natural! Obviously, I went back there the following day -- however, no trace of you.... Well, trying to cope with my grief I moved into another town...

[@Takashi_was_taken]

You're killing me while I'm on a train😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+山本りつ氏 hahahaha sorry!!!

[@sakugava]

Yamamoto San, are you still alive?

[@Journeytothrive-Cin]

I'm soooo in love with British accent, it sounds so good and not quite hard to listen up the words in this accent. By the way, can you teach us pronunciation of - beach & bitch - sheet & shit - taught & thought - world & word - seen & sin - sleep & slip - heard & hurt thanks

[@kimtae1481]

I am rolling up. I can't stop watching it again and again.

[@theerapatuntaravanich2354]

I got once, it was one of two years already and I am often to forget the words. It was so embarrassing, so, I was be receptionist in the hostel once in the middle of the night my guest just order the blanket BUT but I thought it's a clothes hanger, then, I just lend the hangers to them. They was like 'what' in their face hahaha then, they just walking to the bed and point at the (real)blanket and say "I mean I wanted blanket". I was like "OMG I'm so sorry I will giving you a blanket as soon as possible" lucky me they're not mind my big mistake and none complain for the hostel.

[@franfleck]

Embarassing but hilarious! In my own experience, I think that be in a wrong class (as a teacher) and teach the wrong subject to a wrong group of studensts was one of the most funny events in my carrer, wich has a lot of funny and embarassing moments by the way! 😶

[@EnglishwithLucy]

OMG!!!! How embarrassing hahahha

[@heystobit9834]

😂😂

[@Bethun09]

Hi Lucy, you are perfect for British "Supergirl". DC should find you. #loveforenglish

[@massiworld5072]

So funny Lucy! Love your smile 😍 The milk/bill story is just amazing ahahaha

[@chloekwok8854]

Lucy I'm from Hong Kong and I really love your channel and your accent tbh cuz I really love the British culture and I want to learn to have a better pronunciation of English and grammar. I'm glad to find this channel by you :)

[@birkucuktebessum7776]

Lucy those are called 'blonde moments' 😁😁😁😁😁

[@amercelo9371]

Lola Perez It's in the description, read it.

[@ishabrown]

Ditsy or blonde moment 😀😂

[@Razdva050]

it's my first time I watch this beautiful lad and I can say: talking is her thing!

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Zak Zorbas I could talk for England hahaha

[@Razdva050]

definitely, no doubt)

[@AndriiAndrusiak]

This is an excellent story. You are so brave you are not ashamed of telling it

[@mrs.d.explains5608]

Hi - I'd love to share one of my embarrassing moments working as a waitress in Harpenden (posh area near London)... I spent a few months over there being an aupair and in the evenings I worked in a lokal pub. (I'm native German.) Anyway, I took an order from a table and asked them if they want to have "nappies" with their meal... they looked at me quite confused and one lady bursted out laughing (thank god she did that) ... I meant "napkins" and thought the "short version" of -napkins- is nappy... stupid me!!! xD A nappy is the thing you put around a babys' bottom to keep it clean ... well, it makes me laugh every time I think about it - hopefully it does that to the crowd in the pub, too. xD

[@hilal147]

i can understand almost all things without subtitle on this video. is my level good?

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Hilal Kaleli that's really good!!!!

[@cidpablo98]

Lucy those are called 'blonde moments' 😌

[@elcolicous]

Now I understand why British people are so understanding towards other people's pronunciation ;)

[@RonaldLAbbey]

Funny story's!!! Hope you consider doing more of them sometime. I spent over 6 years in the restaurant business and I definiatly made mistakes, but that's how you learn. Thanks for causing me to remember the insanity of those years. It was fustrating, memorable, and a total blast. We had a great crew & laughed all the time!!! :)

[@gonzalogarcia6793]

Love your stories, they are so funny and makes me laugh. Here it goes my story: I'm a student of medicine and a month ago I was doing some practical class at the hospital in urologist. I was in the consultation with the doctor and after see the first patient I asked something to show him that I was paying attention and I have interest. So my question was: -why this patient came here instead of going to the nephrologist? I don't understand why is he here bc he has a stone in the kidney. His reply was: -Really?? Are you joking? It would be better if you come back to the first year of medicine or even better to philosophy. After that he told my question to other doctors and all were surprised as well and laugh at me. I was so embarrassed and I don't understand what I had done wrong. He told me that the stones are never be treated by the nephrologist, and they have some rivalry between them. Since this day until I finished the practices I was known as "the crazy guy who wanted to treat stones in nephrology" 😑😑😑😑😑😑

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Gonzalo García hahaha oh no poor you Gonzalo!!! Good luck with your medical career! What would you like to specialise in?

[@gonzalogarcia6793]

English with Lucy I'm not sure yet but I enjoy oncologist, inner medicine (not sure if it was properly translate) medicina interna in Spanish but I have to say that I love everything which related with medicine. Nevertheless I still have to study a lot to reach my goals 😅

[@elhabibmohammed2643]

Gonzalo García i love your story because it was like drama ,you have to be careful in future medicine not accept mistakes. but my career also it's very difficult like medicine (architect) good luck for us in our careers.

[@gonzalogarcia6793]

Elhabib sulaiman yeah, I agree with you but remember that we are humans, and humans make mistakes. There are some careers that have more responsabilities than others and this is something that you have to live with. Mistakes are they way to learn, and you would be very surprise if you discovered that doctors make mistakes every day. Is not a bad thing bc of a mistake, you take on knowledge that you will never forget, but of course, the mistakes must be done when you are learning or they must be very very tiny in order to avoid the patients be mad at you 😱😱

[@elhabibmohammed2643]

hahaaaa me also agree with ...... .the greatest mistake we humans make in our relationships we listen half, understand quarter, think zero and react dobble. but learn from your mistake thanks alot for your reply

[@Quran1Verse]

Thank you for this video...... I just click on the video and click on comment section just to thank you.... I haven't watch it yet but am going to watch it now...... I have one more request can you do a famous brand name pronunciation video please please please.....

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Aliya Zenub I've seen you request this before! It's a great idea - I'll put it on my 'to do' list! Thank you x

[@Quran1Verse]

English with Lucy I am sorry..... it must annoy you seeing the same request again and again....so I will not repeat my request.....you never replied me so I thought you didn't knew about my request...... I know you read all the comments but its just what I thought.....sorry and thank you once again...... P.S. - I hope I used the word 'annoy' correctly.

[@mubi7001]

Aliya Zenub I wanted to ask the same request to Lucy....that'd be great if u could do it lucy

[@jonatafontela5595]

I laughed my head off lol and yes,I've had hundreds of embarrassing moments at work and in my love hahahah

[@KT12346]

LOL 🙈 THAT LAST STORY. BECAUSE THAT MAKES IT SO MUCH MORE EMBARRASSING.

[@lashau7056]

I want to have Scottish accent, is it possible to learn how pronounce English words like a Scotsman does?

[@EnglishwithLucy]

OMG! So embarassing haha! Subtitles are on their way - don't forget to REPRESENT YOUR COUNTRY and contribute subtitle translations in your language: goo.gl/yZEQ95 (It's great translation practice!)

[@finneganswake2248]

Es que no sé que es un "I deer". ¿Es un sombrero de esos con astas de peluche? Lucy, un beso desde España. - (Corrigiendo la pronunciación del inglés a una inglesa devota de la pronunciación. Yo creo que me he coronado, ya.)

[@finneganswake2248]

+Finnegan Swake 2:43

[@elaizamarie5828]

This cracked me up!😆thanks for the good laugh

[@geraldsnodd]

The comments are more interesting than the video itself. They made me laugh.😁😆🤣😂😂👍👍

[@lingliyang4799]

I would watch this video thousands of times 😂😂😂

[@yaadgarhama3385]

Thanks dear I love the way you pronounces the words.

[@majidghasemi203]

Thanks, very lovely story .

[@paulbrungardt9823]

As a doctor, practicing in Los Angeles, California, I had an older English nurse. On the days she retired, she commented that people in Los Angeles did not speak English; she said: "your lot speaks American". ( It took less of an insult to start that war in 1776!).

[@thermann9]

Oh my goodness, you are the best! What's wonderful about your stories is that none of them are mean-spirited. You were trying your very best and meant well. I was working the front desk at a restaurant and a drunk fella walked by on his way to the restroom and asked me to call him a cab. So I said "Hey, you're a cab!" I turned around to walk away so I could have a laugh and the restaurant owner was standing there and heard the whole interaction. He said "Did that customer ask you to call him a cab, then did you reply "Hey, you're a cab"? I meakly said "y e s", then braced to be fired. The owner was doubled over. ?? I had no idea what was happening. When he finally stood up again, he had tears of laughter streaming down his face and we shared a real bonding moment over my nonsense. By the way, the drunk guy didn't even notice my comment, and he got his cab.

[@nwaynway6885]

OH.MY.GOD Lucy, I'm not bragging but you're helping me a lot I can pronounce British and American accents very clearly and now my aunt watches your videos

[@GILBERTOXIS]

I loved it, Lucy! ^^ All really funny stories and you tell them in a so sweet way. You know, you may have had embarrassing moments as a waitress, delivering the menus, but, on the other hand, on "delivering" stories you ARE GREAT! They were all DELICIOUS! (~_^)

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+GILBERTOXIS awww what a heart-warming comment, thank you! Have a lovely day and keep spreading the positivity!

[@maneee30]

😂😂Sandy Cabbage Soup

[@hernanmartinez9281]

Absolutely hilarious! Hahaha "She really looks after her mum" milk has a lot of calcium hahaha Greetings from Argentina 😘

[@manuelavesani1084]

Lucy I would like listening to you every moment of every day! You're an excellent and beautiful teacher! Thanks for helping me to improve my english, bye from Italy

[@germanamador901]

I love the way she pronounces words, U R, SO KIUT!

[@artiomtristram9370]

I am Russian and at the age of 16 I moved to the UK. I lived in Guildford and got a job at Burger King !! This was my first job in England and I had so many embarrassing moments !!))) but I also had people shake my hand because I was the first Russian they've ever seen !!))

[@ruchinegi4501]

Lucy!!That mistakes were kinda innocent too...I mean WAFFLES really???😂😂🙈Another awesome video👍👌

[@kquizak]

I picture the reaction of the chef when your brother came for an interview

[@clarismarvieira4549]

I'm fascinated by your way of teaching!

[@user-ph7jy3in6j]

For me also there was a guest asked for bill. And I gave him one glass of beer 😂

[@briangomez5563]

Hahahahaha everyone make mistakes Lucy. You make made laughed. Greetings from Argentina.

[@mhammad7391]

7:09 And I wonder when I am gonna be good at it ? perhaps never. And it was very funny and enhanced my confident that native makes mistakes too.

[@teteifanai2109]

I've learnt alot of English from you.thanks alot for helping us who is not able to take English class..keep it up👍and you are stunningly beautiful

[@namra7256]

Sandy cabbage soup!!! Oh myyy😂😂

[@emanmahmoud2665]

hahahahahhahahahahaha you made me laugh a lot ... especially the last situation.

[@macflay1981]

Hahahaha! very funny! more stories, please, it's the best way to learn English

[@BlackieNuff]

Oh no, that ice cream / waffles story, I feel so bad for you, lol. Firing the "Blunder"buss with twin barrels, yah? :-P Blunderbuss : 1 : a muzzle-loading firearm with a short barrel and flaring muzzle to facilitate loading. 2 : a blundering person.

[@blspegasus7457]

haha i loved the rabbit issue xD

[@DaPashtoSazAwaz]

Yes. We want another story.

[@natalastg]

Hahaha couldn't understand you better! I am currently working in the restaurant in Norway (I should say that my norwegian is verrrry poor, but I try to use it). So... it was a beautiful, sunny day in a rainy coastline, I had two guests in our outside garden, trying to order food/beverages (I was guessing because they were speaking very fast with a weird dialect) and finally I could catch a key world which was "long island", so I was like "oh, long island, how many? one or two?" and at that point they looked at me weirdly, started to laugh and said "We don't want long island, our second name is - and again it sounded to me like "long island" - and we booked a table inside. I was so ashamed, I went to the restaurant to check our booking list and i found them - Langeland :D

[@user-hm5jx7io8b]

So funny stories 🤣 😂 me and my daughter laughed for an hour 🤣 . Love ❤️ from Tajikistan 🇹🇯 ❤️

[@aldwinleeestopia]

Oml I have just watched this now and I can’t stop laughing 💀🤣

[@officerchoi3728]

Hi Lucy! Greetings from the Philippines. I'm also a waiter and this is why sometimes I feel I'm afraid of talking with British foreigners. Everytime I heard them talking, least words come to my mind. My main reason is British slang and accent words are more difficult to understand than American, for me. But I will push to familiarize and to understand myself with British words by watching all your videos. Thank you.

[@makelovenotwar7648]

Very very funny stories!! :D Thanks for this video :)

[@snyredbaron21]

It was so funny. Somehow I can understand your mistakes cause when I was younger I used to do things like that: maybe I was thinking a lot of things: I made my own stories in my head and then I listened inaccurate words.

[@petearan]

I really enjoyed the video! Thanks for helping us amuse so well 😊

[@kenjohan]

My first job was in a photo-shop and one of the things I did was to develop film for customers. One day I forgot to remove the film from the developer-tank, when it was done, so it hung there all night. The film was overdeveloped, putting it mildly, and the customer was none too pleased. My employer managed to mollify him somehow but was afterwards looking daggers at me. I never got a rise during my year and a half in the photo-shop.

[@fz6069]

ILMAO, I can't wait to try that Sandy cabbage soup, Welsh rabbit and waffles with a glass of milk. oh my gosh that dance at end was so awesome and cool Lucy 😍

[@beezytargaryen3647]

Big thanks and lots of love from Russia) I'm so in love with watching every your video, because your pronunciation is so brilliant! And even I'm not so good at speaking (and maybe at writing), but I catch myself a thought that I understand every word you said. So thanx again for your blessed job!!! Stories are actually funny))) P.S. Lucy those are called 'blonde moments

[@BlackieNuff]

I would NOT say you were "ditzy"... maybe a little loopy? Haha, Loopy Lucy! :-D Just teasing! Those stories were great! :-) ALL honest errors, nothing to be embarrassed about! No harm done... except maybe the chef being stuck with all that "sandy" cabbage soup, lol. I hope he didn't have to toss it out as a result of no one ordering it.

[@kawingchristine3245]

Last time I gave the menu to an old lady and asked her which red wine she wanted. She said: Oh! I want the WET WIPES 😳 “Red wine” and “Wet wipes” 😂

[@BlackieNuff]

That "rarebit/rabbit" story reminds me of that scene in Seinfeld where George suggests a Jewish person would struggle ordering "seltzer" when he is instead given "salsa"... or vice-versa... either way. GOTTA LOVE THOSE HOMONYMOUS WORDS!

[@AmanGreval]

Very funny yet informative at the same time. I learn so many new English words. Keep at it Lucy. Kudos.

[@amenaislam4573]

Hahaha. Lucy, You made my day. I can not stop laughing. So, native people also can be misheard, so from today, I will not going to blaming myself for this reason(I am from another country and English is my second language) :)

[@MathematistTerrific]

I will have been learning English only for talking correctly with Lucy.

[@theYTwatcher200]

The last one got me cracking up 😂😂

[@ahmedmetal770]

You are wonderful teacher Lucy I've learned a lot from you and you are so funny

[@hannahvo2733]

Before I realize that there are loads of different accents of English. I was taught in definately american accent. Then I listened to how the British sound. Now my voice like American-British sound. it means when you hear my voice without my face, you can't stop asking me "Where are you actually from?" 😂😂😂