I'm looking forward to meeting you. VS. I'm looking forward to meet you. | Phrasal Verb | (Taglish)

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Please LIKE and SHARE this video. That will definitely mean the world to me! ❤️🥰 WATCH MORE VIDEOS! IN BEHALF OF vs. ON BEHALF OF - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3-qhmyggZhkhpY WITH REGARD TO vs. WITH REGARDS TO - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIPYlGBjpLWXepo NICE TO MEET YOU vs. NICE MEETING YOU kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIOvYoasaaiiZqM COME vs. GO kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5-VqaCAfLOjj9E Do you mind? Would you mind? || Conversational English Lesson kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZjNk6trZ8qka7s IN SPITE OF and DESPITE (Paano ang tamang paggamit ng mga ito?) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ3Ppox9a9GAaM0 ON THE WAY (ON MY WAY) || Paano ang tamang paggamit nyan? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2mUo2d6Z9h2gcU How I improved my English pronunciation kzbin.info/www/bejne/bX6oZqukeK14o5o Commonly mispronounced English words by Filipinos | Pinay English teacher kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXWXqR7qa6rlbM Alternative expressions to I LIKE kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqS5mYuVmdd8mJI USED TO and BE USED TO | Paano gumaling sa English? Pag-aralan ito! kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6OYgpWNjLCKhKM What to say when you don't understand someone kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJvbk4l5eMecbJY How To Make Requests in English kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6SZi3V5pqqKebs Learn basic expressions about Health kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIKpiamDgpuArc0 Learn expressing CONDOLENCES in English kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4TGgZuKYqiqp7c ANO ANG "CONDOLENCE? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGfOkoqBh9iGmck IF questions and sentences | SECOND CONDITIONAL kzbin.info/www/bejne/bavJoGase5aabsk DO, DOES, DID (Part 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnSpqJtmg56pd6c DO, DOES, DID (Part 2) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmHXcpKogdWmrtE HAS, HAVE, HAD - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWm1p6qlbdilfKc IN, ON, AT - Prepositions of Place - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIHalIOmm69njac IN, ON, AT - Prepositions of Time - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKrac2CMmNlgbZo CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqq7eJaPosemapI "I'm looking forward to meeting you." VS. "I'm looking forward to meet you." -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXq9m6mad5iDbdE THEY'RE, THEIR, THERE kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGmkZmWHgdmoqNU IT'S vs. ITS kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYvNpXaribSekKs YOU'RE vs. YOUR kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqOQqI2Ybr2Eq5I

[@kayceemendoza9788]

How about "we are looking forward to hearing from you soonest"? Is it correct?

[@youto1795]

Hi Nu fb mo maam

[@csendang2518]

Ms. Myra, how about the use of supposed to be and supposedly. And another is, taken cared of or taken care of. Pasensya na po ✌🏻

[@leovalencia8630]

Ok no problem Ma'am

[@icetubig6886]

Very interesting

[@percygamboa4944]

Grammar may not be that important in casual conversations but it means a whole lot in written form and legal situations.

[@jhanizebibera5776]

I think very important...but if you working in Middle east then no need😎😎😎. Kc kung ano lang ang alam nila yun na except yun mga nakapagAral tagala sa bristish school.

[@tomtomas8140]

@@jhanizebibera5776 I agree, in the middle east, if you speak fluently in English most of them could not understand you except those who acquired university/ college degree.

[@chantebreyden]

Grammar is very important,

[@aileengadilla1654]

This is very informative for me taking IELTS means a lot . Not necessarily good but right gramatically especially those who wants to migrate👌

[@estehpanas2525]

I don't agree. Grammar is important even in casual conversations. For example, if you're talking about the past, but you use simple present tense, it'll be confusing your interlocutors

[@marycrisdeguia6085]

Isa ang channel na ito na dapat pinapanood ng mga kabataan. If they can spend some time watching tiktok vids.. I think it's also great to allot even just 30 mins a day in videos like these which can improve their English related skills. Thank you very much Ma'am Myra! Stay safe always po!

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Hi, Marnie BDG! Thank you!

[@evebigcas5087]

Agree!

[@SashaMoralVlog]

True po kahit ako madami akong natutunan dito di rin po ako magaling sa english

[@neilcellon3619]

Cool and fun learning English! Keep it up Mam!

[@JazzMeUinFLUSA]

Tumpak! Sguradong magiging mahusay sila sa English.

[@JenFuller08]

I appreciate the taglish instruction and the not so affected accent! Some teachers force the American accent too much that it sounds unnatural.

[@yootoober2009]

It is not "Taglish" anymore as you remember "Taglish".. Today it is just normal grammar as taught in Filipino subjects in schools up to college.... Foreign words can now be used "As Is" or as a foreign word spelled and pronounced as a Filipino (not Tagalog) word..

[@sherovinbayota6905]

The twang that almost sound like a person from thailand and a chinese teritory ...

[@angrybird4438]

That's why my professor said english in philippines was so over in pronounciaton somtimes sa sobrang oa d na maintindihan

[@catherinemirano2331]

I'm an English teacher and worked abroad for for more than a decade as an English teacher and Early Childhood Educator.I will give you an A+ for your explanation. Well done and keep it up!

[@toyin.dindoinlove9236]

English teacher? For for? Tip : proofread, especially if you claim to be an english teacher.

[@dulcemusngi1593]

So, who’s teaching who?....

[@proudmary1521]

@@toyin.dindoinlove9236 dba pwdeng error typing lng Sya 😜

[@JC-zz1ux]

@@toyin.dindoinlove9236 nadoble lng yung pg type ng "for"😊

[@primadonna1065]

@@dulcemusngi1593 ????

[@robertanthonybermudez5545]

Sana lahat ng mga english teachers sa bansa makarealize na hindi tayo sumablay sa grammar kundi sumablay tayonsa conversational na part ng english.. dun sana sila magpokus. Kasi sa trabaho, sa actual na buhay, yun ang mahalaga.

[@isabelfederico3498]

I'm so impressed with how you explain.This must be highly recommended to all students.In casual conversation grammar is not important as long as it sounds good and clearly understand but now as how you explain I can say that I really learned a lot from you,so thank you teacher.

[@planetruth919v6]

Very clear, cool,and relaxed si maam magturo. Ka boses nya yung naririnig sa loob ng plane. Mamamagnate ang mga studyante na makinig sa ganitong teacher sapagkat maganda na ang boses, maganda rin talaga si maam at mabait pa. I wished my teacher was like you, then I would never have skipped a single day from this subject. Please keep on posting more videos maam. Thank You.

[@blaisepablo1838]

Maraming salamat po sa pagtuturo n'yo dahil hanggang sa ngayon ang wikang ingles ang aking kahinaan at dito po ako naninirahan sa bansang ingles ang gamit na wika.

[@robertlorenzmarcos6353]

This is a common error in email thread. I hope everyone would see this. Great job!

[@anitanozares494]

I'm a retired teacher but I aporeciate much all your lessons in the video. I keep myself updated because I have grandchildren who are still in school . Thete are instances when I need to explain to them about grammar in the simplest wsy I could and you are a great help.THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@raulvillar6465]

I'm not an English teacher, but a part-time editor and writer in a company that publishes fiction manuscripts. There are times that I do some editing and proofreading jobs. I know I can talk and write fluently in English, but I can't simply discuss and explain to you the proper rules how correct grammars are constructed. I just know whether a sentence is grammatically correct or wrong when I read or hear one. Now I know that I'm learning a lot from you -- English lessons in highschool and college that have been long forgotten.

[@im.robs_if]

Pinipilit ko talagang manood ng mga ganitong content kasi marami ka talagang matutunan dito. Minsan kasi natetemp tayu sa puro katuwaan lng

[@grandjette]

I appreciate your grammar review videos. I prefer these over pundits who act as grammar police and spoil an otherwise enjoyable conversation. Pundits who brag about their IQ make conversations boring. Listening to open, simple and sincere people are most valuable and worthwhile.

[@masterb5683]

Nothing new compared to her other videos. Informative. Detailed. Clear. Concise. Thank you, Teacher.

[@maureenevenerandareyes7097]

I am so impressed with how you explain your topic and the the way you speak...

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you!

[@rosariozapanta5960]

colegio mass for today in Rome colegio

[@ricoolguera25]

Sobrang galing nyong magturo maam. Thanks for uploading these tutorial videos. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.

[@ajm5261]

Very nice content po...sana ito yung mga pinapanood ng mga bata instead of tiktok..malaking tulong sa pag build ng knowledge nila...

[@cebuanoni]

Agree 👍 with you a hundred percent. A lot better alternative for our kids to watch rather than doing tik tok.

[@RubyGonzales]

Napaka-helpful talaga ng mga videos mo madam! I fulfilled 6 college English classes (18 units), nakapag-sulat na ko ng several federal grants & formal letters for the public, but I never understood the technicalities of English language composition as deep as I do now after watching your videos. Salamat madam!

[@mhikaorellenida2867]

Maraming salamat maam.Idol n idol ko po kayo.Kasi ang sarap sa tenga ng boses nyo po tapos parang hindi kayo nagmamagaling o nagpapimpress.Gusto nyo talaga matuto yng nanonood sa inyo.Palagi po ako nakasubaybay.Gus2 ko rin po mag English teacher.

[@coriepalinlin3390]

kaya nga..ang ganda ng voice mo maam.. and they way na mag explain ka ang galing.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

@@coriepalinlin3390 Thank you!

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, Mhika!

[@milacaibal3976]

Thank you so much for teaching proper English. Dito sa abroad dahil iba ibang lahi, hindi na napupuna ang proper use of English words. Pero, for proper use of English in the business world, it is very important. Take care and God bless.

[@jazmineseverino1363]

I'm 26, I've gone through all the English Classes from Middle school up to college, and yet I still need lessons like this. I look forward to seeing more of your videos. ❤️ Ps. Teacher Myra's pronunciation of "Forward" is music to my ear.

[@ysabellaK]

Every now and then sumisilip ako sa mga ganitong content nakakarefresh sa kakasalita ko ng kinamatis na german naging kamatis na din ang English ko😊

[@nancyandrade3686]

I like this tutorial video, why? bcz, her style of speaking is very natural, walang "arte." Unlike the other Filipino tutorial videos their accents are overly done, trying hard. However, she pronounces her words very clearly, and slow, which is how it should be. That's what it means by "can you speak English fluently?". Her deliverance comes out innate, classy and superb.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, Nancy! 😊

[@m4rk888]

Dami naman accent talaga sa English...British English, American English, Australian English, Filipino English iba-iba ang accent. Si Madam Myra American accent yan...ang galing nya gumaya ng boses siguro magaling din siya kumanta, maybe bata palang sya nag sasalita na siya ng English.

[@eduardodelapena9539]

much respect to you i stay in the u.s more than 20 yrs.in my life but over there you dont need much the way you teach in standard text of proper english for me as my experience living there day in and day out as long as you can relate and understand whats going on you dont need much of text book english ,thanks man for your work...

[@unwindandrefresh2862]

you certainly are an effective teacher for filipinos learning english. plus the voice is gold.

[@davidsedano7811]

You are partly correct with regard to the word "to" as a preposition however, to can be use as an adverb too and to be followed by a verb, but very impressive I love your explanation. Cheers!

[@eoseos5493]

*can be useD☺️

[@noeldalena5902]

Every letter is well pronounced and explanation of subjects are well understood. Ang galing!

[@BatAskal]

Filipino English in a business setting is more respectful with the use of present participles and gerunds. Americans tend to use active voice and are more direct. We say: I/we look forward to meet you on... This is how it is usually done in job interviews or just any business correspondence.

[@mikemariano5929]

I have spent some years overseas speaking english but your video reminds me that I need to learn more. Thank you for this video!

[@roypacarat4341]

I think simple present, past and future tenses of the verb is a must in conversation. We call it in Mindanao as "English Carabao" if you're not using these simple tenses correctly. Filipinos are conscious about English grammar but it pays a lot when you use it correctly. 😉

[@ellywoods1056]

Great helps minsan wrong grammar tayo. Appreciated so much. To all kids in school dapat listen this very informative this vlog it helps para sa lahat na rin. Stay safe and healthy.

[@SimeonRafael]

Your facilitation skill is sooooo good!

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Wow, thank you! ☺️

[@bayot3561]

Matanda na ako teacher tas nakapag tapos na ako ng kolehiyo pero ngayon ko lng natandaan ng husto. Iba talaga kapag ang subject is english tas e explain sa teacher natin sa salita natin mas madali ma intindihan 😀

[@ArtByHazel]

This is a great reminder. I remember the good times as well as the times where I was bored off my 🍑 learning back in the days of studying English when I was thinking of creating art to express myself. You are awesome! Keep it up! 😃❤️

[@joycelynbayot]

This is very helpful po for me. Confuse din po ito nung una. Glad na na-explain nyo na maayos. Thank you!

[@jeanlheeprivado4334]

Thank you so much po. Most often I used that phrase po and I now how to use it properly. I'm excited to watch more videos po from you. ❤️

[@shadatsala3375]

Ms myra you are my favorite online teacher..your the best & mote power..because of you I learned a lot ...God bless u

[@pedropitoyko6465]

I can speak at least six languages fluently and I don't care too much about the grammar anymore. Of course using a correct grammar is important but what is more important is the communication itself.

[@tek6299]

panu ka maging fluent kung malimali grammar mo ? ka yabang mo naman ! google mo meaning ng fluent 🤣

[@mellitevilla4384]

Ms. Myrna is a very great help esp. those in majoring n mastering in English and those all call center agents👍🏻❤ Me as a retired teacher I do watching her videos for refreshing esp. the idioms n corect usage😊❤👍🏻

[@masterb5683]

What a clear explanation, Ma'am. I look forward to watching your next video.

[@sophiame1817]

Thank you so much Pinay English Teacher. I am an accounting professional. I understand English and can speak also but I have struggle in a long debate English conversation. I hope it will just come out in my mouth naturally. I watch KZbin to get better with my English speaking skills.

[@juanadelacruz6266]

In high school I learned about the "to+root verb phrase" called infinitve. Example: to eat apple, to ride a train. The phrase becomes a subject of the sentence or a predicate. Please explain more. Thank you, Ms. Myra.

[@themountainsoul872]

Yan din turo sa amin nong high school, if gagamit ng "to" tapos ang kasunod ay verb, always siya dapat sa root word.

[@aldlr4271]

The main topic here is the whole.phrase "looking forward to" plus meeting you vs to meet you...NOT the word TO only...kaya nga po yun yung title eh...Iba po ito sa sinasabi nyong TO + verb lang

[@adelb2065]

I’m 57yrs old, and up to this day, I’ve never heard of ‘gerund’. Thanks to you, I’m learning something new!!! 😊😊😊

[@missmaf]

I learned a lot from you po. A person who Can speak english is different from good on English speaking 🤔 if that makes sense. This helps me on my youtube channel everytime I speak in English. 😍☺️ thank you po!

[@joaguinaldo9858]

you're one of the best English language teachers I know so far!😉

[@paanotipstv1668]

Thanks a lot Pinay English teacher, it helps me a lot in writing my sermon notes correctly. God bless 😇

[@annieamorsolo5504]

Sana mas maraming bata ang manood nito, talagang matututo ka.

[@nenitamatignas4458]

I am a teacher of English subject for a couple of years but still I have learned much from you. Thank you.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Wow! Thank you for your comment, Ma'am! 😊

[@princesslicaros2195]

Salamat po sa mga videos. Madaling maintindihan. Homeschool mom po and magandang iincorporate ito sa English lessons namin. 😊

[@csendang2518]

Thank you Ms. Myra for coming up with this channel, very educational/informative and truly very helpful. God bless you always...🙏🏻 Btw, i am not sure if you already featured this topic and if it is also useful to others....when and how to use i.e. and e.g., its difference, and if it is proper to use latin words/phrases instead of english words in letter writing. Again, thank you.

[@gabrielmurray6937]

These videos are excellent and bridges the gap between Tagalog and English grammar. All the best!

[@aracelibasilio7672]

I'm looking to watching more of your videos. Thank you so much for the review; power to you!

[@edmarlid-ayan2162]

Hello ma'am, salamat po sa mga teachings po ninyo, I can see po that you teach with passion, sana marami pa po kayo matulongan ma'am. Very informative po ang pagtuturo ninyo. More health and more blessings to come po ate/ma'am..hehe

[@allanarcilla8885]

Hi Teacher Myra! Congratulations to your channel, great content! So proud of you! I hope you won’t mind, but in one of our faculty meetings, I introduced you to our teachers ( through your channel, expect additional subscribers) from our school. Just a “backgrounder” I am a public school principal and I need to do a lot of public speaking and engagements as my job requires of me.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you so much for watching, Sir Allan! 😊

[@go.they.feel977]

The way she explain helps me to understand easily❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@emomarcelor]

Thank you Myra. You touch on mistakes made usually for us Filipinos. It is after all our second language. Thanks for the lessons.

[@lightfoot1Juke]

You "touched" on, ... "by" us Filipinos. It's not only us Pinoys who make mistakes like these. You would be surprised to learn how many of my American co-workers make worse mistakes.

[@l3ertuz362]

wow! it's your 2nd language? talaga?

[@resurrecionvinluan3042]

Perfect, simplified, clear, direct and very informative

[@ernanieadrales7724]

Thank you so much for the much-needed lessons I overlooked using. Glad to see a channel such as yours.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, too, Emanie! 😍

[@ernanieadrales7724]

@@pinayenglishteacher much elated for acknowlaging my review as well🤗♥️

[@karenmabbatung5573]

@@pinayenglishteacher aaaaaaaaaaqqaaaaaqaaaaaqqaaaaqaqqqq

[@quenchieeee]

Dami ko po natutunan. Madali pong maintindihan kasi magaling ka po magturo. Thank you po!

[@digitalartee]

More power! We're proud of your channel! I look forward to see more of your great videos! Oops, I look forward to seeing more of your great videos :)

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, RT! 😍

[@williepalma378]

MAM !! GALING MONG TEACHER !! PROUD AQ SAU MAM.!!👍💕💕 !!! Ingat GodBLESS 🙏

[@janssenc.navarro7955]

New Learnings, thanks for this new vlog Ms.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you! :)

[@alfredoaguirre6721]

Thanks Teacher Myra, mas lalo kong naiintindihan dahil nagta taglish kayo.

[@benm1870]

this is a good English learning channel.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, Ben M!

[@leyyuson154]

thanks so much Myra......I am a teacher and residing now in California. Your video lesson on grammar helps me a lot. God bless.......

[@rizalinogalacio3612]

Nice information ! I just have few questions. Is it still proper use a GERUND after the preposition "TO" ? I think once a verb is preceded by "TO" it must be followed by present tense verb and it will become INFINITIVE and this is mostly used when activity is in future plan to be done. Another one is , for #3, does it only require the use of consistent progressive tense on the verb "LOOKING" that's why the next verb "SEEING" is in progressive tense too? It seems awkward to still indicate "TO" before "SEEING" since most of the time, the use of "TO" when verb follows, it is mostly in present tense and not in progressive tense that in effect, it already has its GERUND personality?

[@anonymous-kv4ss]

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[@yootoober2009]

@@anonymous-kv4ss is that an apple? which is correct 1. Is that suppose to be an apple? 2. Is that supposed to be an apple? I suppose i can't tell what it is... 1, or 2

[@yootoober2009]

You should give examples to each statement.. so we know what we're talking about..

[@susannegimeno1828]

Thanks ma'am u channel can teach us how to use a correct grammar, that help me a lot often times my twin daughter use to laugh at me trying hard akong mag English just a little bit kasi gusto ko nman tlga, na stagnant na ako entire of my life spending my life lock up ,umiikot ang mundo ko sa familia ko sa pag alaga hay ! Now nag enjoy na ako makinig sa inyo ,May GOD blss u always ma'am thanks

[@Cheekeong2483]

this is great lesson my dear Teacher. Thank you for sharing.

[@MarioSantos-ls5hn]

Thank you ma'am for your short but very helpful and useful instruction.

[@pagayonpastrana7787]

I'm so happy everytime I'm watching your explanation ma'am Dami kng natutunan thank you so much...iba tlaga Ang Pinoy Super Super galing watching From hongkong

[@erlindagarcia8705]

I m blessed to found your channels thank you po

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, too, Erlinda!

[@monchitobryann.balderianjr668]

Napakagaling talaga po ninyo sa pag explain ng certain topic.

[@yanceramos3696]

I'm looking forward to meeting u soon, Myra..😊

[@mildredeastman1478]

Maraming salamat Teacher Myra. You are the best. God bless you

[@dannalynemnil5968]

Thank you so much for this Ms. Lyn

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, Danna! :D

[@zaldeteoxon6387]

You are one of my favorite English teacher here on KZbin..Pang University ka Ma'am talaga.pang global accent na aadjust lahat makakaintindi..mapa native English speakers man from South North and Pacific man maintindihan talaga although na iba iba rin accent sa U.S at UK. There is no wrong or right accent naman..I'm going to change na I look forward na gagamitin ko instead of looking forward..I used a lot looking forward.

[@aglendamae27]

you can use looking forward naman....pero if about business Look Forward is better....

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, Zalde! 😊😊

[@zaldeteoxon6387]

@@aglendamae27 Thank you.

[@giorgosmalfas7486]

Wherever there is TO+NOUN, e.g. I am looking forward to THE FESTIVAL, there must be TO+-ING VERB, e.g. I am lookin forward TO MEETING you.

[@myrnasaha4594]

ÀC

[@aquilinomilar654]

I appreciate you for having taught these basics to our learners. They are very helpful to them.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you!

[@bobbyalfornon8409]

Di ako marunong mag English, kaya nag business nalang ako...ayon kumita nmn..

[@alexlainagudo6228]

I look forward to business meeting.😅

[@m4rk888]

hahaha. okey lang hindi marunong mag English ang importante buhay at masaya tayo...

[@joeygonzo]

@@alexlainagudo6228 business meeting is a noun. I'm looking forward to our business meeting .

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Hahaha ganyan sinabi ng kuya ko! Kanya- kanyang trip lang yan! Pero sakin kasi, kailangan sa trabaho ko. 😊

[@willytoreno8578]

So, kung natuto ka susunod ka sa yapak ni Alibaba. . .

[@charissaraneses6858]

Right usage of English really shows the school u came from. Each school has a distinct way of speaking English

[@fbernzcamaya3674]

I'm looking forward to meeting you, Myra.

[@maka-lang3564]

I like the proper way you deliver and explain word/s

[@rudyronquilloofficial]

Tama po ba to?: We look forward to seeing you again soon.

[@allanarcilla8885]

Isa kang alamat! For me your style in teaching the English lessons is just perfect to our learners and teachers alike po. Mabuhay Kayo!

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@Jigzkee]

Mga tenses namn po

[@nickbriggs7287]

What a nice job. We took that up during my second year in highschool. However, I'm confused about the difference between participle and gerund. Nakalimutan ko na now that I'm already 58. Verbals kc yang mga yan. Pandiwari sa Filipino. Thank you po and more power. Congrats. Your vlog is very useful and timely.

[@antonrubiano7532]

Ironic that Filipinos are more conscious of correct grammar than Americans or Englishmen. Who cares as long as you understand what is conveyed..🤣🤣🤣

[@ianmaglasang1887]

i grew up in los angeles and new jersey i speak english well ..but in writing this is an addition to my knowledge..very helpful

[@agri-cropsdoc]

I'm looking forward to watching more videos from you Ma'am.I learned a lot from you.I also love your accent.Sa lahat ng nagtuturo ng English na Pinay dito sa youtube,ikaw ang pinakamagaling.Relax na relax at kabisadong kabisado ang tinuturo..Thanks for having you Ma'am!

[@BLDGProductions]

What a clear presentation of the topic. Thanks for sharing!

[@yuryflorestwentytwowheels1989]

Galing talaga ng bagong teacher ko,,,🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@jingkookmg]

Your videos are very helpful. Short and sweet. Thank you.

[@Analyn44]

Very informative content.. Salamat sa pg share sa knowledge mo maam..Mahina dn ako sa English. Noon at ngayon ..God BLESS..🙏

[@mabrigidasantiago5013]

I appreciate the way you speak, hence, the subject becomes easy to understand.

[@roselyngacosta1257]

Very well taught Ma'am, hindi ko naintindihan yan in my college studies, sayo ko lang nalinawan. Thanks you.

[@italianfilipinolearningcen2676]

I enjoyed watching this video. I liked the way she talked and how she explained.

[@elvirapaz2069]

I'm a retired employee but i feel I'm back to school again with a very good teacher. I can polish again my gramar i see to it to find time reading and learning from it. Thank you ma'am see u again

[@meriamangelitudalimpolo8205]

Your videos are very helpful to those who wanted to improve their proficiency in the English language. Great job. Congratulations. You are helping our fellow Filipinos who have the desire to improve their communication skills. God bless you. Stay safe.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you so much for your comment, Meriam! 😊

[@flyhigh6739]

Ma'am I can see ur really an English teacher Ur really r and am proud of you❤❤ cos IPAPALIWANAG is a tagalog word

[@ramonesporas9540]

Salamat po sa pagpapaliwanag ng mabuti mam.Marami po kayong natutulungan matuto gaya ko po.More power