HOW I MASTERED MY AMERICAN ACCENT AT HOME

You've got extremely clear pronunciation and you speak in a very natural/fluid manner!

[@fetehewondimagegn9682]

Are you native speaker?

[@peppersgone5044]

@@fetehewondimagegn9682 i am and he is right. But I still hear her russian accent. It's alot fainter tho

[@ritutiwari369]

Hey ,buddy can you help me out to learn American accent? I am from India.😊

[@dianaqv9099]

Omg It's youuuu. You're such a good teacher. I follow you in Instagram. I've learned a lot from you.

[@englishchannel3786]

That's exactly right

[@EdwordsMedia]

10:50 language is not something you learn, is something you live with. I LOVE THAT. I agree because in order to learn a new language you need to use it in your own life. memorizing is not enough. learn it, repeat it, use it and live it.

[@soul77736]

SO BEAUTIFUL! LOVE IT 🙌🏻

[@shelton6456]

And enjoy it.

[@linguamarina]

Where should we organize the next LinguaFest? :) Where are you?

[@soubanjubapu]

linguamarina Please do visit Qatar Waiting to meet you once

[@simplesimon534]

India, Lucknow.... Welcomes you

[@shivangisingh752]

India

[@willliamzate827]

linguamarina INDIA

[@aishanurtay5236]

We are waiting for you in Kazakhstan ))))

[@Dominatucerebro]

I do not understand why people complain about the accent. She speaks very clearly. Language is about communication not having the "perfect" accent.

[@sinamark-com]

Learning to speak like a US American is more about reducing discrimination than reducing one's foreign accent.

[@vicol93]

Well, the only problem is that she claims she has an American accent when she clearly does not. She does speak clearly and fluently nobody is saying she doesn't.

[@ThePartisan13]

@@vicol93 Idk sounds American to me, there's a hint of Russian (maybe).

[@numberone6955]

@@JohnSmith-pg9ns I think you should fix your grammar when you lie.

[@22age69]

It's true 👍

[@PawDiva]

It does not matter if she has the perfect accent or not. She is able to communicate well and do her business effectively in the States. Also, she’s amazing and I lobe what she’s doing with this business. As someone who’s passionate about language, I truly admire her.

[@victorblaia6514]

I really love your videos! I'm brazilian student and I love to learn with yours advises! Great!

[@kalpanasingh4713]

After reading the comments i can conclude... that she is really a good speaker and she gives an amazing piece of language classes and i wish marina a lot more success...we love u mam

[@sazji]

Well...first, your English is very clear and fluent. And when I listen to you speaking English, I can tell you've worked hard on learning American pronunciation. Second - I think there's nothing wrong at all with having some "color" from your native language in your English. Even among native speakers, their speech tells a lot about where they come from, both geographically and culturally. If you want to get closer to native speech and that's a priority, by all means, do it, but I'd also say "Don't stress about it." Also, you sound a lot more intelligent than a "Valley Girl!" Listening to you speaking, I can tell that English is not your mother tongue, but there's very little to tell me exactly where you're from; if I didn't already know, I would not think, "Ah, she's Russian!" But there are two things that quickly "give you away" as a non-native. The first is the cadence - the rhythm - of your speech. Part of it is the way you shorten certain syllables. An example is "project" - You lengthen the stressed "pro" and shorten "ject." But we'd generally maintain the length in "ject." This kind of shortening is what makes non-native speakers confuse "thirty" and "thirteen" -- they shorten the "teen" when its not accented. Listen to the rhythm The other is how you treat your final consonants. One example "Hot coffee" - Almost no Americans would release that "T" at the end of "hot." We'd pronounce the "t" but stop it in our throats (glottalized t). We'd say "Hoʔt coffee" Brits release the T. I'm not writing this to put you down, just perhaps to make some parts of our pronunciation a little more accessible. :)

[@ryyu2275]

This is actually really helpful.

[@erdemer7236]

Of course, her speech cannot be as good as native English speakers. Your Language is English and you can distinguish the non-native speakers. Oh man, what a brilliant skill.

[@sazji]

@@erdemer7236 So out of everything I wrote there, that is the only thing you took away?

[@AlexanderBecerra23]

This is great feedback.

[@duane_313]

You gave lots of good feedback here! Another non native slip i heard is when she pronounced “process” like pro-cess instead of PRA-cess

[@learnerlearner1839]

I am a non-native of English, and I completely think her English is so identical to the native. So comfort to listened

[@e.g.9809]

its not

[@CanaldoMiauOfficial]

It's just like mine, brazilians don't perceive my accent most of the time, but americans, they do.

[@virtuarte.wesley]

Hey Marina, you inspire me so much. I love your accent. This is the best reason to continuing watching your videos on KZbin. I also like the way that you make vlogs. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@linguamarina]

Thank you so much ♥️♥️♥️

[@Jackal_Blitz]

Mimicking is the single best thing you can do. The thing that creates accents in the first place is reading words written with letters that you pronounce differently in your native language, so you end up creating bad habits from the beginning. Listen to how people speak first, THEN learn how to write and spell.

[@noname_nod]

I wish I knew this back then when I've started to learn English. It is so difficult to fix all those bad habits now.

[@abbysands9510]

@Lucas I agree, that how people learn their first language whether that is English or something else. But when people are learning a second language they seem to forget that method and start learning from text books. Like you said this is what creates the accent.

[@usernamesolomon]

Couldn’t agree more, Wish I had known that fact before.

[@willj8205]

I could hear an accent, but it's one of those accents that's pretty close to being like a native speaker. It definitely shows a lot of hard work and practice!

[@luksiko408]

and it ads character i like it

[@abdoulayegueye7291]

Immersion is the best way to learn a language. There are some tips you only learn when having a spontaneous interaction of daily conversations.

[@H3WChannel]

*Agree :)*

[@din3379]

Hey marina ,your English is so fluent and your videos encourage me so much . Thank you so much for make this type learning videos.

[@Rana-gm9ji]

Wooooow so many jealous people here, YOU'RE GREEEN WITH ENVY, no doubt she speaks English fluently and for a foreign who almost had lived her entire life in Russia ,she definitely has a great American accent, you guys are picking on her but i'm pretty sure you can't even speak as well as she does with this awesome accent, CALM DOWN you don't need to indicate these tons of jealousy, just try to get over it 😂😂

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

I agree with u

[@myho5989]

Yes

[@NoaNoir]

I like this girl but she doesn't sound American. I'm American I know the difference.

[@myho5989]

@@NoaNoir oh hi 😊

[@Rana-gm9ji]

@@NoaNoir she might not sound 100٪ American but she has got a good accent though

[@johnlabus7359]

The male interviewer has a really good American accent.

[@AddieMoscow]

John Labus that's cuz he's from Canada.

[@abbysands9510]

I thought the same thing. I don't know how long he be living in Russia but over time he might lose the American accent and it might become a mixture of Russian.

[@moaz-t4i]

John Labus that’s exactly what I was thinking!

[@syafriyantosyafri686]

cherunh

[@NOOB_SAIBOT_MK]

The only person in this video who has a clear American accent 🤣

[@slava8617]

I'm Russian as well living in the United States and I can clearly hear your Russian accent. It's fine tho, we all have it and for most of us, it's practically impossible to get rid of it unless you take some accents reduction classes. You do speak a good english tho! Very clear, good grammar etc.

[@thesunrock]

Hi @Slava What do you think of Anna's accent from English Fluency Journey ?

[@fr.american]

* i am a russian)

[@letisound-kv6wh]

I think it's very recognisable with you're from the same country. Like for me it's super easy to spot Italians speaking English. I would have never guessed where she was from exactly

[@Lavidadeyari]

Slava o

[@fr.american]

@Kurjan Biggi what about articles?)

[@CuriousReason]

I don't understand why people are complaining you not talking "Actual American Enlish". You are clearly good at it. As a Russian speaker who is taking an accent reduction course in American English, the only thing that I caught in your speaking was intonation: like higher vowels and lower vowels and you speak relatively slower. Little proof: 1:40 - 1:52. Just see how you and other girls speak, it's visible there. It just from perspective and honest/healthy feedback. :)

[@Ksenus750]

She speaks fluent and has a very clear pronunciation BUT I still hear that Russian accent.

[@OM18744]

Hi ksenus

[@TheJer1963]

Sexy as hell isn't it..............

[@OM18744]

Hi what do you friendship me plz reply

[@maxonite]

Which is completely normal and incredibly hard to get rid of. So please appreciate her hard work.

[@wtfisgoingontodayhuh]

The accent is in the intonation

[@beaujac311]

There are a lot of nitpickers on here. She's a work in progress. Did any of you complaining about her accent realize that she learned English with a British accent initially. I think she has done a great job transitioning from that accent and moving more towards an American accent. Plus this woman speaks what...four languages. I see nothing to complain about here. Here is another great American idiom some of you should practice. Don't hate, congratulate.

[@davedarius7346]

beaujac311 I'm not really a hater neither am I nitpicking but the nitpicking comments are really stemmed from her stating that she has mastered the American Accent while many still notice that she has a foreign accent many a times. I'm not quite sure what her accent is but the nitpicking comments are mainly scrutised based on that reasoning.

[@kayl804]

yep, as much as I do feel bad for her after reading some comments I do understand where people are coming from. Cause when you do imply that you're basically perfect at something while you still have room to grow even if you're quite good at it, naturally people would be like... mmm no you're not. It's always better not to have really high expectations and be pleasantly surprised rather than expect too much and then be kinda disappointed. Especially after someone praised his own self.

[@bazingapuzza]

get a life stupid dog

[@abeurakadabeura]

That's what happens when you claim to have mastered something. I am a French native speaker and yet I don't dare to say I have mastered French.

[@miryreina925]

Well said. She speaks more than one language...1st asset...she is not only fluent but WELL VERSED. Many native speakers don't have rich vocabulary...no judgement. Just emphasizing how good she is despite having an accent. In other words...having an accent doesnt mean anything.

[@primmeprim7587]

My American boyfriend said, "She does not sound American, I could tell she's an imposter." To me, I think we all have our accent which is a part of us and it proves our identity. I admire her hard work on her English skill and she is my motivation to reduce my Asian accent. I hope one day, my accent would be reduced or I will soon have neutral accent.

[@haitiancreolewithluciano]

*Your boyfriend must be fun at parties*

[@CanalSDR]

@@haitiancreolewithluciano saki pasé frè?

[@QUEEN-df1mc]

Honey!! She sounds American.

[@Gladkof]

@@QUEEN-df1mc No, she doesn't.

[@nargizaslanova6849]

You sound amazing. I love the way you talk. Keep moving forward!❤

[@bigbang259]

when you listen to a podcast, use only one headphone and keep another your ear open. Repeat everything your can loudly while listening. Do it during 1 hour every day during a year and you'll get the accent you want. Just choose the right one initially

[@Maria_farah]

It's amazing man the way you through out.

[@no_bs_watches]

"mastered" is quite an overstatement

[@Moleda1986]

Very fluent in American English! She speaks quickly and effortlessly. Her accent is still foreign-sounding, though. She still has ways to go in that area.

[@Moleda1986]

Ilya Kuryakin She does still have an accent actually.

[@pro369]

Incredibly fluent speaker. Thank you

[@Ashley-lr8tm]

You're doing great things 😍💯

[@mohamedsaeed4247]

Ashley yea

[@rajasaeed3158]

Right

[@sabahabas]

Hi

[@markmarkovich2267]

Absolutely

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[@lisasmartway]

I enjoy watching Marina's old videos. It's been only 4 years, but the difference is so huge. It's really interesting to observe her and also think about how I have grown since 4 years)

[@sohailshaikh-zj4dd]

Ma'am ...i love your smile...always keep smiling 😄

[@nicolasroarojas4079]

Marina congratulations, you always encouraged me to keep learning, great interview.

[@tibodeclercq2131]

Oh my god. I remember being a subscriber of this channel when she had around 60k subs , now she has 620K subs. This channel is soooo great and helpfull !!!! I feel kinda proud to be a subscriber of this channel LOL .

[@user-il9lr3lq9z]

1.1 million subscribers!

[@ahamedsalim7609]

@@user-il9lr3lq9z 3.2 million

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hi Marina, I'm so proud of you giving an interview to a Russian Radio Station and they were amazed by your American English teaching to the whole world. You are a great woman Marina

[@VeryNuclearYT]

you don't have an american accent

[@bungcoba6956]

Hi, I'm learning American accent now, can you please tell which parts of her accent that does not sound like American accent? Thank you in advance.

[@mr.spartato2655]

VeryNuclear Better than some of these southern retards that can’t speak English. 😂😭😂

[@VeryNuclearYT]

Accent has got nothing to do. Even if you can speak like this girl it's fine. Just be confident and don't think about accent while you're speaking :)

[@farthelicopter2024]

bung coba the way she pronounces the letter "u" in words like tune makes it pretty apparent.

[@TheWordsmithsForge]

She tries to imitate American accent but she doesn't speak like a native American English speaker. Her English is great but she has a foreign accent.

[@webdeveloper2025]

I live and work in Silicon Valley as a Web Developer. I've moved to the US from Russia when I was a little girl and I still have just a slight accent left (barely noticeable). When I speak, everyone thinks I am an American, although I look like your typical pretty Russian girl. I can tell you that you haven't mastered your American accent. Had you moved to the US when you were 10 years old, sure, you would speak like an American. But I still hear thick Russian accent present in your speech. Other than that, good job on learning English and making it here.

[@allanleao2745]

hey Marina thanks you are an angel. i'm better in english because of you.

[@Bjoqmspngmwo17639]

She speaks really clearly. I have been in a couple English speaking countries but many people don't even speak as clearly as she does. She's definitely way above average. However, I guess speaking w accents doesn't mean that your English is not good. The thing is how clearly you speak to get your ideas across in my opinion. An obsession with a particular accent can make you neglect other important parts of learning a language. Plus, having accents can be unique and an advantage if it's communicable.

[@meetpalsingh7141]

Really cute lady Marina, I love your all stories please keep continue!

[@brose2323]

One of the common tactics that hear is somebody covering up a foreign accent with one of the American accents. It's like putting barbecue sauce on piroshki.

[@successpathnetwork]

you're awesome...

[@taniya4369]

Marina... I've really loved the way of u're American accent is gone..even if u're not an American... still u're just speaking like a natural American girl..!

[@TheLineageEVO]

The accent doesn't matter, hey, you can do things that native speakers cannot! Living abroad, having a visa + fluency and all the stuff like this is more impressive than just have no accent since these things are literally the challenge for so many people! This victory isn't like just be born and grow up in the USA, it is a much more complicated thing. Who was born in Russia, you know...You have choices within your country, but all the ways are wrong.

[@joseezequiellupe3264]

You're really a conqueror!!! Congrats!!!

[@maciejnowakowski5787]

Your and SandyMakesSense is the best English languages KZbin channels. I'm from Poland that you are my neighbors :) Best regards.

[@Anidealfarmhouse]

How sweet you are! Your key to success is your jolly & lively presentation.

[@Sammy554]

Hi Marina I'm in the process of learning American accent. I kinda find it difficult with the Pronounciation. Watching your vlog helps me a lot to learn.. ❤🥰

[@axer4817]

Wow, I was really impressed your English level, you speak like a native speaker!

[@aleksandraleksandr6523]

It's how you mimic certain manner of speaking. In reality people speak completely different. Everyone doesn't speak to a certain pattern, every individual is not identical in the manner of speaking.

[@viralviral3200]

Notice how she is alway smiling when she talks it helps a lot!

[@rafael737]

Marina, I love your videos!💙 Congratulations to Russia at the World Cup👏. The final will be Brazil and Russia.

[@mateomarcus3112]

Rafael Dias da Cruz Henriques No way amigo,one of the final teams will be FRANCE.

[@Laiba.in.Cyber.]

😂😂😂

[@rafaelassuncao7987]

Brazil is gonna beat France and then Russia. Just accept it.

[@purukrishnamurthy2960]

I hear Russian players are doped

[@mateomarcus3112]

Rafael Assunção We will see

[@danielbarbosa-ue5zk]

I'm Brazilian and I love your channel

[@taniftasneem7346]

Your videos are really helpful!!!!!!

[@Carlos12365]

Marina, you are amazing, I'm really thankful for your videos it is so helpful to me, I'm inspired by your videos to study more and more, not only to become fluent but to get the American Accent as well, if I can speak like you in the future I'll be so happy. I must say that you have a beautiful American accent.

[@Soulsurf02]

Love youuuu♥️ Marinaaa

[@helenvederman9618]

DJ speaks English absolutely fantastically...his level I see is super advanced 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼is he a native speaker? I really enjoy his English 😎

[@rukhshonarustamova8716]

Mary keep doing this... I’m learning a lot from you❤️❤️❤️

[@isalinovictor2568]

Hello my is victor am asking for to go in America am suffering too in Africa I want found live to help my family please 🥺🥺

[@marcellokenji7904]

marina, it is so amazing seeing you in a radio... and sharing ur experiences.... u rock !

[@haythamprg7343]

😂 Marina you was excited.. Good luck 🍀 keep it up ✌️

[@israelmerida4266]

I love to hear her :) It's so clear and easy to unterstand.

[@lenaarkenberg9434]

Amazing video !! Wooow

[@eboydell1]

Hey, I was proud of you on that radio show. you spoke perfect American English; you were happy, but not giddy; and most of all, you promoted your current businesses. Congratulations, kid, you have come a long way in a short time.

[@jonathanknight8098]

Marina your American English vocabulary & accent is superb !! I look forward to learning Russian . Yellow blue bus ! Ha ha ha

[@Iskorkaterina]

You are freaking inspirational!!! Thank you!!!! Keep going!!!

[@natalieskaya5602]

I'm really surprised of their good accents and the level of English! I'm gonna listen to the radio, thank u!

[@Parth_mesariya]

Have you noticed the one thing Check it out if you want to know Almost 4:15 minutes the American girl were starting her phone and unlocking it by her pattern password but unfortunately she did show us ...😀

[@reijanecosta4551]

Hey Marina make a video about this abbreviations, It could be so useful ^^

[@elcinxaneliyev8416]

Hello, guys! I see that some people are trying to discuss about her accent just it is american or something like this I would like to say that it does not really matter that she has an american accent or does not the main point is that she is an up-level speaker and eager to help us to be better, I am not trying to compliment her as I am a learner and I have learned plenty of things by the help of Marina Thank you very much Marina for doing great job

[@kirangrover1615]

Absolutely right....I agree with you. There are lots of people who are just busy in finding faults...they will not get time to learn due to this habit

[@Katherine-bs1su]

Марина, у вас прекрасно подвешен язык! Было очень приятно слушать😉

[@ЛеоПольд-с4т]

а теперь на английском)

[@sjaitley]

wow, marina I'm very happy for you a speaker and a teacher like you should get these opportunities

[@AlexAlex-hl6ip]

“How I speak American accent” too much confidence in that sentence I think. It’s really good to have that confidence that you doing it right way. But trust me, you not 100% sound as American. It’s just a reality. But I like your accent. Keep improving it.

[@principe.5116]

it's like saying you don't speak a language 100% just because words are added every day lmfao, she do speak with american accent

[@GoldenMechaTiger]

@@principe.5116 But she hasn't mastered it, nobody would believe she was american. She also still makes a lot of basic grammatical errors that are common for russians

[@englishlearningforarabs1839]

This is mohamed from jeddah.i love your smile.from now on i’ll folow your teaching lessons.

[@janealae]

What do you mean by “mastering your American accent”? When I listen to you I can clearly tell you’re not a native American English speaker and this isn’t at all an insult! And having a foreign accent isn’t bad! We Americans love foreign accents!

[@yesno9073]

do you like British accent?😲

[@aneurisperozo3129]

hi would like to help me with my english!! :D i could u teach u spanish :D

[@williamleal2164]

One of the better channel for learn in english.

[@tomkakil]

Ahahaha about the “hot coffee “- the same thing and actually also in Starbucks happened to me in Washington DC😅😅😅

[@emrebilgi]

I wonder how come "hot coffee" could ever be understood as cold coffee. The male DJ was also surprised.

[@atf300t]

@@emrebilgi Before Marina came to the US, she spent only 2-3 months in the UK in total. There's no way for anyone to have a British accent after 2-3 months. My guess is that she mispronounced "hot" in the way many Russians do: instead of /h/, she used Russian [x], which sounds like /kh/ to American ears, and then instead of British /ɒ/ (which is the *open* back rounded vowel), she used Russian "o" (which is the *mid* back rounded vowel), thus it sounded somewhat similar to "o" in "cold". In fact, she mentioned in another video that she did not open her mouth wide enough when she came to the US, and if you don't drop your jaw low enough, you can't produce the /ɒ/ sound.

[@sabahabas]

Hi

[@africaontherise8489]

As a foreigner living in US,l would have known you are a foreigner. You still have a foreign accent and it's fine. I can feel you slowing down to sound more American 😂😂your pronouncing is on point but you dont have the flow entirely. Good job!

[@bawa407]

Very good, I am impressed mam

[@oceanperch]

mam? it's just girl :D

[@akhildhiman8791]

Love you marina !! I had watched almost your every video you are my daily motivation towards learning language.

[@mansoursadat1166]

she really speaks attractive, she motivate me alot.

[@sayaman1593]

She still has a slight accent which is find , I myself have a slight accent as well because I'm not from the US and have never been to the US . However my English level is really good and I'm proud of it .

[@helenvederman9618]

My students said that she spoke fast and fluently,but she didn’t have an American accent...all my students who has been learning English realized and recognized that she was the gorgeous Russian lady 🌷

[@sachin1sharma]

LOL, that's what most people think. Speaking fast is all about American accent :D

[@danielg1680]

Let see what your students gonna say now.. After 3 years

[@prabhatsharma5526]

You are doing extremely well in your life..... Keep on posting such stuff

[@nickrhodes4834]

Your sound placement is off, it’s not resonating in the middle of the mouth as it should be for the Standard American Accent. Breathing is off (probably due to the tongue still sitting in the russian accent position blocking off the pharynx, and vowels are all over the place. Keep practicing and never give up!

[@maxonite]

Standard american accent? That's not even a thing, there's many different variations of it lol. Plus her accent is amazing. You're being extremely overly critical.

[@lalaland51]

Nick Rodney hi, I thought your comment is super interesting. I feel the same thing too. But can you elaborate more on that. I think American English is more relaxing and lazy than other languages. Asian speakers often have a high pitched tone. I’m really looking forward to know your thoughts on American Placement. Thank you

[@nickrhodes4834]

Phước Xương first of all you gotta bring the resonance down to the chest, you can notice how most Americans sound very chesty and compressed even when they speak higher in pitch, for non-native speakers you can achieve this by doing some singing exercises and getting that strong vocal cord compression. After that you need to focus on the proper breathing from the low abdominal area by breathing in deeply and letting your diaphragm expand - that will help creating that nice full resonant voice. And only then you start working on correct tongue position to create American vowels, everything starts with the schwa neutral vowel there’s plenty info on that you can find online. What she did was she’s done a lot of work on the vowels and a little bit on intonation which usually is the last step but her core resonance and placement is still sitting up high in the throat area that’s why no matter how precise her tongue position is she always sounds russian.

[@andresramirez8147]

Hey, man, those things you mentioned about breathing and tongue position are incredibly interesting. I've been looking for similar information but teachers out here barely get along with showing the most superficial things. I'd be glad if you could send me some resources about this. Thanks, bro

[@Arjunarjunskiy]

Thanks, Nick. Your comment helped me a lot.

[@yayaniswanto7823]

I love her accent, it's not really American and Russian. As whole, this is one of my favorite channels to learn English.

[@nikhildussa403]

Very helpful ! Thank you mam ❤

[@FrankDemattia]

You are amazing as the usual!! :D

[@somewherenear3003]

Do a video on how you met Dmitry Pistolyako.

[@beyourownlight112]

I've learnt many idioms which are unknown to me...Thanks a lot...My dream is to learn American accent as much as I can..n improve my vocabulary...U r soo cute 😍

[@MrMintjazz]

Your videos are very entertaining.

[@karabakh22]

Greetings from Azerbaijan. I am following each of your videos and I am learning new things every day...🙂

[@adriend3502]

Listen, I'm a West European and I speak 5 languages fluently yet I HATE when people praise me or ask me to showcase my skills. No matter how light my accent is, I'll always sound foreign. The problem with her is that 1. she overestimates her English and 2. she loves the attention. Her English is excellent but the fact she thinks she sounds like a native American (when her accent is very apparent) is quite cringy.

[@zencor4zencorn24]

It’s unimportant to learn 5 languages. English is the only important and useful language in the world😊

[@Rainmakeroffire]

@@zencor4zencorn24 that's an utterly cringy and embarrassing statement man.

[@Rainmakeroffire]

She did polish her pronunciation though. This video was shot 4 years ago. When I first came across her channel it was one of the recent ones, and I really thought she was American.

[@zencor4zencorn24]

@@Rainmakeroffire you are the cringe. Why can’t all of the people speak in English? Idiot people. It’s enough to speak in English. If everyone would speak, it’s wouldn’t be a problem, but noooooooo, a variety of people can speak only in their own language. Idiots.

[@AddieMoscow]

The last message, which Dina read was actually from me. Well done, Marina!

[@Maxx_Max222]

Самое главное это не акцент, а то что научилась американскую улыбку делать на все лицо !

[@vanofono3296]

о тут есть русские? хахах

[@vanofono3296]

русским я смотри нахрен не сдался этот английский , тут все иностранцы

[@xtrakickorg2391]

:: 09:35 , did she say "Central America"? Central America would be all the way from Guatemala to Costa Rica!!

[@DineshKumar-yq4cc]

🤗🤗hello, how r u😊😊 . I have spelling problem so how I improve it please tell me 😓😓

[@mokhinurabdurasulova1415]

Love you Marina and Ur lessons💜

[@nikolaygrushkovsky3506]

Как всегда супер, спасибо!

[@zawmoeaungzawmoeaung1722]

Really active, sweet and knowledgable.

[@ganyorim450]

Q&A video please

[@DucNguyen-nw1wc]

Your channel is way awesome. Thanks a lot for creating useful videos

[@benwiderski3417]

Your accent is very light, but I could still guess that you are from Russia :)

[@chuxluy5608]

How

[@principe.5116]

@@chuxluy5608 cause he already knew she's from russia

[@РамазанКожахметов-м1ш]

That 's so cool Marina! You've got 600 000 subscribers wow Congratulation! 👏 I wish you more