How to Speak ENGLISH like a BRIT in 10 Easy Steps

If you want to sound like a British person here are 10 ways to speak like a British person and speak British English In this video we give you some useful tips on how to improve your British English and sound more like a native speaker.
If you're not sure whether you're British then use this video as a checklist.
We will show you some colloquial words such as bloody, mate, cheers but also some cultural points.
Intermediate and advanced English lessons with subtitles on our youtube channel. Brought to you by LetThemTalk language school in Paris (and sometimes London).
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[@capuano3d]

This lesson was not too bad at all!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I'm fairly pleased with your comment.

[@ab1577]

Haha. Good one mate

[@soberhippie]

Init though

[@arnoldhau1]

It was quite good actually.

[@jimmykaming]

hmmm.i see you .

[@inglesefacileconrita]

I lived in London for 10 years, my friends called me "the Italian cockney" :-). I love watching your videos. You're so funny and such a Londoner

[@qwertasdfg8828]

Mate, probably the form "I lived in London for 10 years" doesn't cheer, innit??? I'd deviate between I have lived and I had lived for 10 years (probably US?)...))))

[@samreenfatima2551]

Hello Sir, I just want to say that I love the way you teach wish I had a teacher like you. Loads of love from India 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Greetings to India. Thanks for your comment.

[@sahedrasel3255]

Samreen Fatima@ I'm sorry, I don't mean to bother you. But if you really focusing in British accent and looking for a partner who has same intention, then you can add me. I have been struggling to speak British accent and to speak like a native.

[@yeshualionofjudah7107]

LetThemTalkTV Hello, I see you have the red public telephone boxes. But do you have the blue police call box? :)

[@smwaqasahmad2584]

I'm afraid I also from India 🇮🇳 😄

[@veraahllof]

Long time ago, while staying in England it took me quite a while to realise that "Alright?" meant "hi" and wasn't a question "Are you alright?" meaning I would look somehow ill or weird or something similar.. 😄 (you bloody Britons should explain yourselves a bit better, I wasn't the only one wondering the same) 😄

[@bethmw28]

I'm British and this is 100% accurate 😂😂 I feel like I've passed the test! Our local chippy is the Cod's Scallops... pun and suggestive double entendre in one 😂

[@sanjaybisht4848]

Hii Beth

[@sanjaybisht4848]

Will you be my friend

[@sanjaybisht4848]

Plzz

[@raviharyana4516]

heyy beth

[@Happy_B2]

I know right? We people who are British can easily pass this test..

[@cat-on-a-tree8587]

To say that your videos are pretty interesting is an understatement. Not only is your channel recommendable for students, but also for teachers. I am a non native English teacher (Spanish) married to a scouser and I totally relate to what you tell us in your videos, which I share with my pupils. I'm pretty much hooked on them and nod to every comment you make as if you could see me 😅. And to top it all, you are a vegetarian! 👏👏👏 Thanks for your great work!!!!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank you for your kind words and good luck my fellow teacher.

[@katyarodriguez9568]

I've just found your channel. So bloody brilliant! Hugs from Peru

[@anisyounes9968]

This lesson is quite good, you're a bloody excellent teacher ! cheers mate.

[@aureumsilentium6518]

I am quite pleased by this lesson. It was fairly informative and rather interesting. Cheers, mate!

[@HikapsMax]

Oh m8 can I perhaps ask fur the bo'to'of'wa

[@sylviohillas5177]

I'm really fond of all your vídeos. All of them are good ways to learn and to keep in touch with the English language. Thank you a lot.

[@rashmiambedkar5143]

I really love that you absolutely enjoy the work or things you do. Not only its delightful to watch you videos with pinch of humour. But also, it feels good to see man enjoying his work. Working passionately. Cheers.

[@rashmiambedkar5143]

Love the way you teach. Respect the art you possess. God bless you 😊😊😊

[@prs-fl3sp]

You sir, a Brilliant teacher!

[@knthant6591]

I love your channel. I've a lot of things thru your channel. Thanks so much 😊💖

[@MC202zipper]

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant!

[@wisemandark_gaming]

Im so Bloody happy with this video . Thank you mate! Cheers!

[@maz1980s]

Hey Gideon. I like your channel a lot. Your way of teaching and the topics you choose to discuss are unique to your channel.

[@dannySG61]

Love the grace that is in British English. When spoken in a slowly, way more pleasant to be listened to compared to American English.

[@rooseveltdumornay4954]

Absolutely hallarious. Fantastic video. Love it

[@mschorer]

Hello Mate, I abso-bloody-lutely love your lessons. They are pretty allright.

[@Marcuscangussu13]

What a perfect class Cheers mate

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

We love your lessons, Gideon. Cheers mate. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@doloresmorenomarquez5049]

Cheers, mate!!! You're bloody good!!!

[@dudablack2426]

Great explanations and examples! 🥰

[@johnmarkcorpuz3165]

Wow! This tips are bloody useful and informative cheers mate!

[@irshikha]

💜 Apart from the terrific lesson, the bit where you reacted -- for a minute -- over "INNIT" was abso-bloody-lutely hilarious! 😂😂😂

[@foodengineer1763]

You have a beautiful collection of customs. Besides you are a great teacher.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Much appreciated. Cheers!

[@foodengineer1763]

@@LetThemTalkTV your efforts are more appreciated, best wishes.

[@kerstineisenhut8151]

Great! Well done! Cheers, mate.

[@user-rg5nm9jk5s]

Abso-bloody-lutely brilliant!

[@caroliner.3684]

Gideon your videos are bloody good! 👏👏👏

[@kevinthorp6982]

I just came across with your channel is bloody good, cheers from Essex!

[@katnice2390]

Cheers mate, probably you are the best english teacher on yt !

[@laura-gp1oi]

I'm a Nigerian nice to meet you , you teach well

[@vlad013]

Love your contents matey ! bloody brilliant they are !

[@thgsr09]

Enjoying your classes mate.

[@madinaalimova3143]

Cheers. It was abso-bloody-lutely useful.

[@volodymyr.brodskyi]

Love your lessons! Very funny and interesting! Thank you! Cheers from Ukraine!

[@lizethmanrique887]

Cheers mate for this lesson :)

[@anonymous92388]

You're just so underrated but guess i'm happy because you helped me at work, i needed to speak the brit accent.

[@ALATHUR100]

Oh interesting,Do you work in UK ?

[@gianablack6651]

so useful, thank you!

[@margedtrumper9325]

Oh my God you reminded me of my British granny who used to ask an uncle 'alright Bert?' all the time. I was a kid and could not speak English then but got this in my ears... 🥰

[@francescolocicero9753]

I never laughed for an English person humor as I did with this BLOODY GOOD lesson🤣🤣👌

[@kevinernster95]

Bloody brilliant mate!

[@mrsteacher9162]

Hello sir ! I love to watch your vedios ..your vedios helps alot to me ..i love the way you teach perfectly ! May God Blessed You 😍😍 Loads of love,from Pakistan

[@kevinkoch8853]

That's just classy, Mate! :)

[@and1146]

Thanks a lot, mate!🙏

[@juampaism]

My bloody goodness, I found your tips quite useful, innit. I'd just say now cheers bruv!

[@ArturNurM]

Hello Gideon! Thank you for all your videos. You do great job! I have a question for you. How to sound naturally using proper structure of sentences? For example, “you can do something” or “there’s something you can do” or differently.

[@isabelatence7035]

Every day I love learning Brit English, of course it is with his valuable tips, his way of talking with his hands and his characters makes the class super cool.😁 I always review your videos. Very good to see you today. Thanks. Big hug Gideon 🌈

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Glad you like the videos. Love your comments. Cheers

[@isabelatence7035]

💗

[@Taichientaoyin]

This is great!

[@alessandrasaltamartini7179]

Alright Gideon!!!!! I loved this video, thanks ever so much, you legend!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Alright Alessandra. Love your comment cheers.

[@sanjaybisht4848]

Hii Alessandra will you be my friend

[@mariavidal9614]

Cheers, mate! You're one in a million

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Cheers you're on in 8 billion

[@sedatuludernek1845]

Cheers mate 🤗

[@fadiadid]

I learnt a lot with you,,,cheers

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

" Are you all right?" - we don't speak like that. " Alright mate ". Cheers mate. We call people mate even though you are not mate. Hello, Gideon. I simply love those lines. Jolly cool mate!. Excuse me mate.. You've just won the marathon race in the Saharan desert. How do you feel? - i'm pretty tired. 🤣😂🤔 🏆🥇⭐👍

[@user-rh7oj3tz3z]

Well done mate cheers

[@pierangelabarbanti7695]

Brilliant!!!!!

[@neotake2278]

Cheers mate !

[@evelynakoublova5610]

Thank you for your very usefull lessons!!!!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank you for your lovely comments

[@paulleedean5720]

Cheers, mate!! 😁

[@aleksk9643]

You're bloody good, mate!

[@cristinaa.sartorio2618]

l'ambush is simply fantastic!!!

[@megnam3923]

Thank you so much, Sir! 🙏

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank you!

[@mysticmagic8762]

Your videos helps me.You're quite good at teaching.Cheers! 😅

[@EriAirlangga]

Brilliant as always! Any chance we can watch your video collaborating with other English channels, especially those with different accents?

[@sajjadsyed5167]

Irony or sarcasm is also a part & parcel of colloquial english. It was an excellent piece of info for the foreign language learners!!!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Glad you liked it

[@oliviaolifirenko921]

Cheers for sharing! 👍

[@LetThemTalkTV]

cheers for commenting

[@sergiosorbo6955]

Long time no see you!!!!! Cheers for your bloody great lessons.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks for your bloody great comment.

[@caracarissima5808]

Very fun! Thanks

[@maqsoodalam519]

Good evening sir, one of the best English Channel and you are so amazing English teaching

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Only "one of"? Many thanks anyway

[@kickrayparis6082]

You are so funny and pedagogue! Thanks for your videos:)

[@corneliuslumenardyan9261]

i just hit the subscribe button, mate! cheers from indonesia

[@shibolinemress8913]

A couple of my favourite puns: "Time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like a banana." - classic line by Groucho Marx "Have a nice trip! See you next fall!" - hypothetical sign in an orthopedist's office 😁

[@makessense7095]

Brilliant.

[@adelhamami9123]

I really enjoyed the video it was funny and educated in same time

[@earlscreepypastas4293]

Well now my friend can understand me thanks man

[@laura-gp1oi]

I learnt a lot

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

I'm rather pleased to watch Gideon's lessons !

[@gabrielepoggi1079]

This is the lesson I was waiting for! Thanks G.

[@kerrylosi1595]

Bonjour Gideon. As usual you’re bloody funny. Lol. Thank you. 😘

[@davidhastie7700]

Without even looking at the video I can safely say that this is about talking not only like an English person, but a Londoner. Harumph!

[@robertabalbino2289]

You’re amazing!!!

[@federicomorales1762]

Great video mate

[@dewantausifyarchowdhury2449]

Cheers!

[@irenerosenberg3609]

We watch a lot of British TV and I was surprised he did not mention, "ta." They seem to use this quite often, especially for "thanks" or "bye."

[@McCord.Pierce]

L'AMBUSH had me rolling!!! Thank you! 😂 (Er, Cheers!)

[@polozovv]

This video is bloody lovely!!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

This comment is bloody amazing.

[@tadeogalvan565]

I loved that "heranus" joke, innit?

[@budi.haryono]

Cheers mate 🍻

[@mamymimma]

Double entendre is "doppio senso" in Italian 😉 Thanks for this abso-bloody-lutely fab video, mate! Cheers ♡

[@matheuskroska79]

"duplo sentido" in portuguese !

[@mamymimma]

@@matheuskroska79 Are you Brazilian?

[@matheuskroska79]

@@mamymimma Yes, I am !

[@mamymimma]

@@matheuskroska79 Great :)

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks for the Italian translation.

[@m.bilgincakmaciftci]

Thanks Gideon, you had to be en actor...you're really amazing and incredible man...

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks, you are an amazing comment writer.

[@m.bilgincakmaciftci]

@@LetThemTalkTV You really deserve this sir...

[@another_Sapien]

Hello mate, alright? This was a bloody brilliant video and quite helpful. I'd rather practice these words than continously use like or so. Cheers

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Alright. Cheers for the bloody brilliant comment

[@mujtaba_voice5140]

Like and admire your way of teaching ..

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Love your comments

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

Raymond Devos is a comic french who used double entendres too !

[@zsoofie]

very entertaining, i mean bloody funny video, mate!

[@rifin1]

interesting lesson, mate :)

[@carlosmontes6568]

Pues lo hace bastante entretenido y da gusto escucharle,.....Se entiende Perfecto!!!!!!...

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Me alegra que te guste nuestros videos. Gracias

[@CodeShudder]

I remember having my head wrecked while learning "alright mate" greeting in the wild. First, "allright" was so compressed that I couldn't get the (bloody) word. Then I learned the word, but didn't catch that it was a greeting and thought that people worry I look tired or sth (some of my responses seem funny now). Then I heard it in a conversation as a bystander and surprised by reply realised that in Polish we pretty commonly use almost identical and explicitly compressed phrase, which I believe came from English. So, I kinda made full circle backwards with it.

[@r.p.n.6120]

Another performance with PUNch! Thank you, Gideon.

[@londondyen7010]

I'm I'm from the Isle of man and and we have a penchant for saying alright like this: Owreiiit

[@sahedrasel3255]

Sir! I love your teaching. You are fantastic. Could you please suggest me some British drama to watch to improve English? Please, basically on KZbin, if I search British drama, I don't see much