Improve your Vocabulary: Stop saying VERY!

[@engvidJames]

Thanks for watching, everyone! If you liked this video, check out my new lesson. I explain when you shouldn't say "OKAY" and how to replace it with more descriptive vocabulary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faasgauZjdx5aZI

[@CJ_visions1]

I love you

[@orphanpeinture2779]

I love you

[@wilnerjean2430]

I do love the way you teach .you better my english skill

[@nangkham3018]

Thank you so much Teacher...I listen your English everynight before I go to bed..

[@Khakee27222]

Thank you very much for giving us superb lesson❤️ love you

[@brrr792]

Cant believe Im listening to such quality lecture for free while sitting on the toilet. What a world.

[@giguer7055]

Igneu

[@angelvalencia3989]

funny enough i too am on the toilet

[@victorperaza7410]

Da fuk... I'm listening this on the toilet...

[@fatasiancat]

Can't believe I am sitting on the toilet reading this comment. 😂🤣

[@BlackManDaHero]

I just got off the toilet

[@whatculo9330]

“How’s the weed?” “It’s absolutely superb. In fact it is making me a bit sluggish and exhausted and rather ravenous. I can feel my heart beating rapidly. My drug habit is making me destitute” “What?” I’m very high...

[@diceblock]

That was a super nice resume.

[@crzxm]

I'm blown.

[@Myresha100]

Spot on.

[@Dev20059]

Superb I am also becoming a destitute due to my crack addiction I feel parched all the time sometimes I feel both jubilant and anxious at the same time

[@BabysitterSky]

Grow up and do cocaine like an adult. Weed is kiddie shit.

[@anoniem4136]

"very is a very good word" Gentlemen, we got em

[@muhammadhazimshah51]

Very is a superb word

[@joelikey5068]

@@muhammadhazimshah51 its superb hot

[@isaaikhsan]

no waayy

[@ddssliuvis1182]

Very

[@bamf6603]

I am very very very dissapointed by this video.

[@gourishinde9713]

1)very colorful - Vibrant 2)very bright - luminous 3)very clear - obvious 4)very happy - ecstatic 5)very quiet - hushed 6)very weak - frail 7)very small - petite 8)very big - massive 9)very wicked - villainous 10)very willing - eager 11)very angry - furious 12)very huge - colossal 13)very confused - perplexed 14)very upset - distraught 15)very calm - serene

[@ophelia1369]

Thank you so much!

[@patzxlg4263]

❤❤

[@FS_5023]

It's also interesting to see some similar words in Portuguese as synomim... 1) vibrant - vibrante 2) luminous - luminoso 3) obvious - obvio 4) ecstatic - extasiado 5) quiet/silent... - quieto/silêncio... 6) frail/fragile - frágil 7) petite/delicate - delicado 8) massive - massivo 9) villainous - vilão 10) eager/avid - ávido 11) furious - furioso 12) colossal - colossal 13) confused/perplexed - confuso/perplexo 14) upset/perturb - perturbado 15) calm/serene - calmo/sereno

[@khalidgucci1933]

Thank you I have take Screenshot ! :)

[@hernnes112]

Lovely, thanks.

[@meygekon]

Teacher: Stop saying "very" Me: Thank you much

[@БекзатСарсенбаев-р7ф]

:D

[@learningsurvival9216]

Lmao

[@tiaaraa4303]

' thank you really really much ' hahaha

[@anuradhabanerjee4373]

Thank u so much

[@ayushhazra5829]

Thanks a lot

[@smuggzmug7595]

*Native speakers increasing their vocabulary to sound more like a native speaker*

[@MONKEYSCHANNEL327]

My accent changed

[@sigein3048]

@@MONKEYSCHANNEL327 very good my friend

[@FaxxVal420]

@@sigein3048 superb*

[@imadbenbeztout4629]

@@FaxxVal420 very superb

[@wabbitking6959]

@@yoshiyolo very superb superb

[@Guitareal]

"Change your vocabulary, change your brain, change your life" man...that phrase was SUPERB.

[@yashparmar2119]

I read the comment for the first time at the exact moment he speaks. Coincidentally

[@But_Whyyyy]

I do not know why the people tend to learn beautiful vocabulary regardless of its complication level. Language is a source of communication and the best communication is the one in which both of the partners completely understand each other (and that is very important in some conditions) so why do you learn complicated vocabulary? It is just because you want to show off or what?

[@Guitareal]

@@But_Whyyyy in my case it's very important to learn because I have a KZbin channel where I upload music transcriptions and I want to begin to upload video tutorials speaking...and I'm from Argentina. So, my native language is spanish. I need to enrich my vocabulary so I can express myself in a better way. And I always loved to read and learn new words. It's not to pretend. I love the "color" or the words.

[@But_Whyyyy]

@@Guitareal I think learning alternative for "very" is not learning new vocabulary

[@Guitareal]

@@But_Whyyyy you think "exhausted", "superb", "freezing", "phenomenal" aren't vocabulary? They aren't useful words? Being repetitve it's boring. Especially for the listener. Synonyms for expressions used so often are a very powerful tool. If you don't like to learn different words, man, it's ok then. I don't liked the words "scorching" and "scolding", I don't think I'm going to use them, but it's good for me to know them.

[@julieaskingforafriend]

I'm a native English speaker and a writer of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and music, and I am forever looking for a better way, a more clever way to say something. I have a great love for all language and I absolutely adore these videos! I always learn something new, one little golden nugget that makes my own writing better. Thank you, sir! The world is a better place because of you.

[@Mii..]

Agreed. And same.

[@minkhantko2110]

1.Very Accurate - Precise, Exact, Unimpeachable, Perfect, Flawless 2.Very Aggressive - Forceful, Overconfident, Insistent, Hardline 3.Very Angry - Annoyed, Furious, Irate, Enraged, Incensed, Fuming, Livid 4.Very Annoying - Irksome, Infuriating, Exasperating 5.Very Awake - Rested 6.Very Bad - Horrendous, Atrocious, Horrible, Awful 7.Very Beautiful - Stunning, Astonishing, Charming, Magnificent (e.g. view), Exquisite, Gorgeous, Ravishing, Mesmerizing, Picturesque (e.g. place), Breathtaking (e.g. the view from the window), Exquisite (e.g. hand-made decorations), Attractive, Good-looking, Pretty 8.Very Big - Giant, Immense, Massive, Enormous, Huge, Giant, Tremendous, Humongous 9.Very Boring - Dull (sometimes using as a stupid) 10.Very Bright, Light - Luminous, Dazzling 11.Very Busy - Swamped 12.Very Calm - Serene 13.Very Careful - Prudent, Cautious 14.Very Careless - Reckless 15.Very Charming - Enchanting 16.Very Cheap - A bargain, Inexpensive, Low-Budget, Stingy 17.Very Clean - Spotless, Tidy 18.Very Clear - Obvious 19.Very Cold - Freezing 20.Very Colorful - Vibrant 21.Very Competitive - Cutthroat 22.Very Complete - Comprehensive 23.Very Confused - Indecisiveness, Perplexed 24.Very Conventional - Conservative 25.Very Cool - Impeccable, Incredible 26.Very Creative - Innovative 27.Very Crowded - Packed, Bustling 28.Very Cute - Adorable 29.Very Dangerous - Perilous 30.Very Dear - Cherished 31.Very Deep - Profound 32.Very Depressed - Despondent 33.Very Detailed - Meticulous 34.Very Different - Disparate 35.Very Dirty - Squalid, Dingy, Filthy 36.Very Disturbing - Unnerving 37.Very Dry - Arid 38.Very Dull - Tedious 39.Very Easy - Effortless 40.Very Empty - Desolate 41.Very Evil - Wicked 42.Very Excited - Thrilled 43.Very Exciting - Exhilarating 44.Very Expensive - Overpriced 45.Very Fancy - Lavish 46.Very Far - Remote 47.Very Fast - Rapid, Rapidly, Quick 48.Very Fat - Obese 49.Very Fierce - Ferocious 50.Very Friendly - Amiable, Cheerful 51.Very Frightened - Alarmed 52.Very Frightening - Terrifying 53.Very Funny - Hilarious, Absurd, Ludicrous 54.Very Glad - Overjoyed 55.Very Good - Superb, Marvelous, Excellent 56.Very Happy - Jubilant, Delighted, Joyful, Overjoyed, Elated, On cloud 9 57.Very Hard - Difficult, Challenging 58.Very Hard-to-find - Rare 59.Very Heavy - Leaden 60.Very High - Soaring 61.Very Hot - Scalding (i.e. Water, Tea, Coffee, etc.), Scorching (i.e. The sun, a fire, etc.), Sweltering 62.Very Huge - Colossal 63.Very Hungry - Ravenous, Starving, Famished 64.Very Hurt - Battered 65.Very Important - Vital, Crucial, Essential, Pivotal, All-important, Integral, Indispensable, Imperative 66.Very Intelligent - Sophisticated 67.Very Interesting - Intriguing, Fascinating, Captivating 68.Very Kind - Tender-hearted, Good-hearted, Compassionate 69.Very Large - Colossal 70.Very Lazy - Indolent 71.Very Lively - Animated 72.Very Lonely - Isolated 73.Very Long - Extensive 74.Very Long-term - Enduring 75.Very Loose - Slack 76.Very Loud - Deafening, Thunderous 77.Very Loved - Adored 78.Very Lovely - Adorable 79.Very Mean - Cruel 80.Very Messy - Slovenly 81.Very Neat - Immaculate 82.Very Necessary - Essential 83.Very Nervous - Apprehensive 84.Very Nice - Kind 85.Very Nice - Lovely 86.Very Noisy - Deafening 87.Very Often - Frequently 88.Very Old - Ancient 89.Very Old-fashioned - Archaic 90.Very Open - Transparent 91.Very Painful - Excruciating 92.Very Pale - Ashen 93.Very Peaceful - Calm, Tranquil 94.Very Perfect - Flawless 95.Very Polite - Educated 96.Very Poor - Destitute 97.Very Powerful - Compelling 98.Very Pretty - Beautiful 99.Very Pretty - Gorgeous 100.Very Pricey - Luxurious, Expensive, Priceless, Costly 101.Very Quiet - Hushed 102.Very Quiet - Silent 103.Very Raining - Pouring 104.Very Rare - Phenomenal 105.Very Rich - Wealthy, Affluent 106.Very Risky - Precarious, Perilous, Dangerous 107.Very Roomy - Spacious 108.Very Rude - Vulgar 109.Very Sad - Heartbroken, Depressing, Miserable, Sorrowful, Melancholic, Heavyhearted, Mournful (e.g. voice), Doleful (e.g. eyes) 110.Very Scared - Terrified, Frightened, Petrified 111.Very Scary - Chilling 112.Very Serious - Grave, Solemn 113.Very Sharp - Keen 114.Very Shiny - Gleaming 115.Very Short - Brief 116.Very Shy - Timid 117.Very Silly - Foolish 118.Very Simple - Plain, Straightforward, Basic 119.Very Skillful - Seasoned, Veteran, Handy 120.Very Skinny - Scrawny, Skeletal 121.Very Sleepy - Lethargic 122.Very Slow - Sluggish 123.Very Small - Tiny, Minuscule, Petite, Minute 124.Very Smart - Brilliant, Clever, Genius, Intelligent 125.Very Smelly - Pungent 126.Very Smooth - Sleek 127.Very Soft - Downy 128.Very Sorry - Apologetic 129.Very Special - Unique, Extraordinary, Exceptional 130.Very Spectacular - Splendid 131.Very Strange - Abnormal, Bizarre, Outlandish 132.Very Strong - Muscular, Forceful 133.Very Stupid - Idiotic 134.Very Suddenly and quickly - Spontaneously 135.Very Sure - Certain 136.Very Surprised - Amazed, Astounded, Flabbergasted, Astonished, Shocked 137.Very Sweet - Thoughtful 138.Very Talented - Gifted 139.Very Tall - Towering 140.Very Tasty - Heavenly, Delicious, Delectable 141.Very Thin - Lean, Slender, Gaunt 142.Very Thirsty - Parched 143.Very Tight - Cramped, Constricting 144.Very Tired - Exhausted 145.Very Ugly - Grotesque, Hideous 146.Very Unhappy - Miserable 147.Very Upset - Distraught 148.Very Valuable - Precious 149.Very Warm - Hot 150.Very Weak - Feeble, Frail 151.Very Weird - Bizarre 152.Very Well-to-do - Wealthy 153.Very Wet - Soaked 154.Very Wicked - Villainous 155.Very Wide - Expansive 156.Very Willing - Eager 157.Very Windy - Blustery 158.Very Wise - Enlightened, Sagacious, Sage 159.Very Worried - Anxious, Dismayed, Apprehensive, Restless, Fretful, Distressed

[@FASWER9]

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[@andso7068]

Holy cow, terrific list. Thanks a bunch.

[@sxliih]

Sir, thank you for your comment. I will use it when I need it and remember you while I'm doing it, using the words you've taught me.

[@kanggratisanchannel5229]

wow this comment was superb thank so a much for your sharing about this

[@nanad2629]

Exceptional. I will learn it all😊

[@mick9383]

Never say “the sun is too hot today”. Instead, say “Our star is emitting molecular friction which is causing my temperature regulation system to falter”.

[@joeminor15]

Love it “very” “much” (replace with) “infinitely”!

[@JorgePerez-zs2qy]

Que coños tio 😂

[@spencerhansen8374]

Except that there is no molecular friction, photons don't exist.

[@Edgeoffarawaygalaxy]

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[@raghavsharma7855]

😂😂

[@mxri2019]

This dude doesn’t just have a superb way of teaching but is also an extremely charismatic lad and I’m hooked

[@aethenwulf4757]

And very good teacher XD

[@themathemalogist]

(✿^‿^)

[@lunaticbeats4636]

@@aethenwulf4757 a superb teacher * 🤭

[@masteropulencerituals338]

🤣🤩

[@gideonmuteti1524]

Chilll!

[@sarahflygare4628]

I am Jubilant, because I found this superb channel 😁 Thanks, teacher James! 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@shlankyshaboingboing9449]

This man is an English teacher, comedian, voice actor, and a model all in one. Legendary.

[@brainnurture1828]

Exaxtly

[@ablueyedsissy59]

Yes !

[@ablueyedsissy59]

@@brainnurture1828 Gasp !

[@Maggikhor963]

And gay too 😌

[@marcus2inter]

Totally agree ... thumbs up for this Legend.

[@user.netizen11]

These would help others too : Very neat - Immaculate. Very creative - Innovative. Very large - Colossal. Very wise - Sagacious. Very risky - Perilous. Bonus word --> Very thin - Gaunt. I hope it helps!

[@Bitter_Biscuit]

dude if a native speaker told me any of those words, I would punch him in the face lol I mean they are great, but not widely used, so it would make our lives (non native speakers) much difficult

[@elinajulius7019]

thank you so much

[@nelsonhereveri7499]

Creative and innovative are not the same in any sentence. Creativity is the capability or act of conceiving something original or unusual. Innovation is the implementation of something new. Although it is possible that they are synonymous in English.

[@mjshaheed]

Do people use these posh words in everyday English?!

[@pilot4807]

mjshaheed it also depends on where you are for example in the UK they use more posh words than in the US but generally they don’t use it in their everyday language.

[@reasonkaa]

A compliment: “You’re very beautiful “ The best compliment: “You’re breathtaking”

[@entitydoesvids]

You're breathtaking not me

[@denissssss8579]

Unrequited love bro what did u learn from the lesson compliment is „ur superb“ or something like that

[@henrybottomsworth]

Haha funny joke :)))) lelele xDDDD

[@griizzlerhops633]

NO YOURE breathtaking, YOURE ALL breathtakinh

[@AlexZebol]

@@griizzlerhops633 thank you, Johnny Silverhand.

[@Scarletwiitchh11]

When i first saw the title of this video, I ran rapid to click on it, because I'm exhausted of using always the same word to describe that something is superb. That's an amazing video. Very helpful and it made me feel JUBILANT!! A brief video, not dull, that there's a lot of good vocabulary within it. (Now i can say that I'm SLUGGISH, instead of very slow, and that I will be wealthy in the future.)

[@tinaakhigbe3051]

your so kind scarlet

[@करझभृऋठदप]

1.) very good = splendid, great, terrific, lit, excellent, wonderful 2.) very cute = adorable, admirable, lovely 3.) very tired = exhausted, sleepy, distressed, spotless 4.) very necessary = essential 5.) very important = crucial 6.) very simple = basic 7.) very special = exceptional 8.) very accurate = exact 9.) very clear = obvious 10.) very hungry = starving *Edit: I extremely appreciate your likes for it have a huge impact for me as i remember the words that i learned from this video every time it pop up thank you very much to all of you!* *Edit: OMG! it's been a while since I check this comment section. We already reached thousands of likes; It is overwhelming seeing myriad of people I helped. I hope we can communicate so that we can learn from each other and will definitely improve our communication skills!!* *I'm so grateful!* *Godbless to all of you!*

[@beateb2306]

*excellent

[@ericac.4316]

👍

[@danielshannon4654]

instead of "...thank-you very much to all of you!" may I recommend; "...thank-you greatly, everyone!" Just a small tip/advice I thought of :D But fantastic synonyms, even as a native anglo-canadian some of those words I wouldn't of thought to put in place of a "very- ___" Thank-you and I hope you have a wonderful day! 😁

[@arock8586]

@@beateb2306 Extraordinary

[@rydah1240]

I see you slip in “lit” there Lol

[@SrPelo]

Hi everyone Teacher: Don't use very

[@4ret]

pelo

[@miyimiya]

pelo

[@3ld00N]

Very good

[@tankdepico8066]

Hi eone

[@jojkitsune]

hi weone

[@habibshah454]

Teacher: Dont say very cold, say freezing. Me: its very freezing.

[@diegogranado_]

Hahahahahahahahahaha

[@mahmoudmahmood2864]

Hhhhhh

i can't stop laughing lol KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[@arletfajardo9133]

😂

[@michd3477]

Hahahhahaa lol

[@Calicat8]

I’m a native English speaker who has no idea how she ended up here, but happy I did. It’s always a good idea to improve one’s vocabulary and never stop learning. I really enjoyed your video. You have such a pleasant voice that makes listening easy and your material is quite helpful. I feel like a thief having watched this for free 🙈 Thank you for what you’re doing!

[@mospusthespider1246]

“Don’t use ‘very’ in your sentences” “That was really good advice, thanks”

[@aminatmani7978]

Yeah it was pretty helpful

[@ZOROSOLOER]

@@aminatmani7978 very helpful

[@spark5802]

@@ZOROSOLOER it was helpful

[@ThuyTran-zl5yf]

@@spark5802 a lot of help

[@spark5802]

@@ThuyTran-zl5yf right

[@thej7362]

This is better than what my English teacher could ever possibly do

[@gmon7940]

Same.

[@jessicams26]

Ikr!

[@boysilpon]

So what about now the v.i.p?

[@saulgoodman3d306]

You sussy baka

[@kamtheodd3out19]

Walt idk man

[@Nestoras_Zogopoulos]

The balance between teaching and joking was superb

[@TheDonkyGamePlay]

Yeah it was _very good_

[@부지런맨]

I think so, too! He is a very nice

[@UndeadCorp99]

Perfectly balanced - Thanos would be proud

[@leonihalk1697]

Yeah he is really good guy

[@abedserhan2054]

Very very cool

[@cynthiasparkschannel7797]

I'm two minutes in this video and I LOVE your personality and teaching style so much!! god bless you we need more people like you

[@MMAFightMagazine]

*so much?

[@andrewlucas9784]

Quarantine day 478: learning English, even though I'm a native speaker

[@mariama7414]

😂😂😂

[@parn2160]

I admire you.

[@Tina-wk2pr]

🤣🤣

[@jos275]

hahaha

[@Bartolomeu_Paulo]

🤣🤣👏

[@nabilmahnken1543]

Wish I would’ve had an english teacher like him. He‘s superb .

[@fq938]

Indeed. He is very good.

[@abirachman]

He's very superb

[@James-yi1vk]

His teaching is very scorching.

[@cloudywithachanceofbarbecu3178]

Why did it take 3 years to hit everyone’s recommended?

[@presidentuwu3206]

He is very not bad

[@andytheodorko9874]

I do not say "very" but I am really addicted to using "really".

[@eddytsha]

Me too , but that word sounds so good 😂😂😂

[@karinag2399]

Sameeee

[@makeithappen3362]

Who’s addicted to the word “like”

[@perttilaamanen44]

make it happen me 👍

[@lividbutton2813]

really?

[@Elformatofisico]

As a spanish speaker who works in a resort; this is gold. Superb lesson. I will use these words little by little in my future conversations. Muchas gracias, maestro.

[@AJforkids]

nice try. that just means "thank you very much." en español. you did not in fact avoid "very" in this partisibol. try another way, please.

[@Elformatofisico]

@@AJforkids lo dije a propósito, amigo jajaja

[@gnouhp004]

"I'm very poor" "Don't use very" "I'm flat broke, bruh"

[@CreativeCapricorn6]

Superb comment, made my day)

[@kenmeri5832]

i like to use "as shit" a lot, so "im broke as shit"

[@Iepisto]

"Bruv"

[@kalonemusic2731]

Im broke as a crack house window

[@OTOss8]

I'm skint bruv.

[@abohsukampret]

Me: "That's very good." Lecturer: "Stop saying 'very'." Me: "That's good af."

[@kkwicghu6044]

noice

[@theupdater7325]

Or you say "sh*t is killin today dawg"

[@xkmmx2132]

@@theupdater7325 and then blame the world for your poverty and inability to pass a job interview.

[@Noah-do7eg]

@@xkmmx2132 this Video is 3 years ago and the commentary section is always activ 😂

[@beanieguitarguy4070]

@@xkmmx2132 Damn, you really hate black people.

[@nurhossainmallick7891]

Me: "He is very fast" Teacher: "Don't use the word very" Me: "He is Bullet train"

[@neodymium1110]

Underrated lmao

[@krumb_]

He is sonic

[@scaredcat7740]

He is usain bolt

[@pianocussion]

Metaphor work well

[@viktoriakosta2858]

he is speed

[@SalsabeelHamdyMohamed]

1. very accurate exact 2. very afraid terrified 3. very afraid fearful 4. very angry furious 5. very bad atrocious 6. very beautiful exquisite 7. very big immense 8. very boring dull 9. very brave courageous 10. very bright luminous 11. very busy overloaded 12. very calm serene 13. very careful cautious 14. very charmed mesmerized 15. very cheap stingy 16. very clean spotless 17. very clever brilliant 18. very cold freezing 19. very colorful vibrant 20. very compete comprehensive 21. very competitive cutthroat 22. very confused perplexed 23. very conventional conservative 24. very core gist 25. very creative innovative 26. very crowded bustling 27. very cute adorable 28. very dangerous threatening 29. very dark lightless 30. very dear cherished 31. very deep profound 32. very depressed despondent 33. very detailed meticulous 34. very different disparate 35. very difficult challenging 36. very disagreeable obnoxious 37. very distressing dreadful 38. very dry parched 39. very dull tedious 40. very eager keen 41. very easy smooth 42. very empty desolate 43. very empty desolate 44. very evil wicked 45. very excited thrilled 46. very exciting exhilarating 47. very expensive costly 48. very fancy lavish 49. very far away distant 50. very fast quick 51. very fat obese 52. very fierce relentless 53. very fond attached 54. very fortunate blessed 55. very friendly affectionate 56. very funny hilarious 57. very glad overjoyed 58. very good excellent 59. very gracefully lithely 60. very great terrific 61. very greedy impatient 62. very happy ecstatic 63. very hard difficult 64. very hard to find rare 65. very high soaring 66. very huge colossal 67. very humble courteous 68. very hungry starving 69. very hurt battered/crushed 70. very important crucial 71. very inexpensive cheap 72. very interesting fascinating 73. very jolly carefree 74. very kind considerate 75. very large huge 76. very lazy indolent 77. very light luminous 78. very limited finite 79. very little tiny 80. very lively animated 81. very long extensive 82. very long-term enduring 83. very loose slack 84. very loud deafening 85. very loved adored 86. very lovely stunning 87. very mean cruel 88. very messy slovenly 89. very much enough 90. very neat immaculate 91. very necessary essential 92. very nervous apprehensive 93. very nice kind 94. very noisy deafening 95. very numerous diverse 96. very often frequently 97. very old ancient 98. very open transparent 99. very painful excruciating 100. very pale ashen 101. very perfect flawless 102. very pleasant amiable 103. very poor destitute/underprivileged 104. very powerful compelling 105. very pretty beautiful 106. very protective defensive 107. very proud honored 108. very quick rapid 109. very quiet silent 110. very rainy pouring 111. very rainy drizzly 112. very realistic practical 113. very rich wealthy 114. very risky perilous 115. very roomy spacious 116. very sad sorrowful 117. very scared petrified 118. very serious grave 119. very sharp keen 120. very shiny gleaming 121. very short brief 122. very shy timid 123. very simple basic 124. very skinny skeletal 125. very sleepy lethargic 126. very slow sluggish 127. very smart intelligent 128. very smelly pungent 129. very smooth sleek 130. very soft downy 131. very sorry apologetic 132. very special exceptional 133. very strong unyielding 134. very stupid idiotic 135. very sure certain 136. very talented gifted 137. very tall towering 138. very tasty delicious 139. very thin gaunt 140. very tight constricting 141. very tired exhausted 142. very ugly hideous 143. very unhappy miserable 144. very upset distraught 145. very valuable precious 146. very warm hot 147. very weak frail 148. very well-to-do wealthy 149. very wet soaked 150. very wicked villainous 151. very willing eager 152. very windy blustery 153. very wise sagacious 154. very wise sage 155. very worried distressed 156. very accurate exact 157. very afraid fearful 158. very angry furious 159. very bad awful 160. very beautiful gorgeous 161. very big massive 162. very boring dull 163. very bright luminous 164. very busy swamped 165. very calm serene 166. very careful cautious 167. very cheap stingy 168. very clean spotless 169. very clear obvious 170. very clever intelligent 171. very cold freezing 172. very colorful vibrant 173. very confused perplexed 174. very creative innovative 175. very crowded bustling 176. very cute adorable 177. very dear cherished 178. very deep profound 179. very difficult arduous 180. very dirty filthy 181. very dry arid 182. very dull tedious 183. very eager keen 184. very easy effortless 185. very empty desolate 186. very evil wicked 187. very excited thrilled 188. very exciting exhilarating 189. very expensive costly 190. very fancy lavish 191. very fast quick 192. very fat obese 193. very fierce ferocious 194. very friendly amiable 195. very funny hilarious 196. very glad overjoyed 197. very good excellent 198. very great terrific 199. very happy ecstatic 200. very hard difficult 201. very heavy leaden 202. very huge colossal 203. very hungry starving 204. very hurt battered 205. very large huge 206. very lazy indolent 207. very light luminous 208. very little tiny 209. very lively animated 210. very long extensive 211. very loose slack 212. very lovely adorable 213. very mean cruel 214. very messy slovenly 215. very nice kind 216. very noisy deafening 217. very often frequently 218. very old ancient 219. very open transparent 220. very pale ashen 221. very perfect flawless 222. very poor destitute 223. very powerful compelling 224. very pretty beautiful 225. very quick rapid 226. very quiet hushed 227. very rainy pouring 228. very rich wealthy 229. very sad sorrowful 230. very scared petrified 231. very scary chilling 232. very serious grave 233. very sharp keen 234. very shiny gleaming 235. very short brief 236. very shy timid 237. very simple basic 238. very skinny skeletal 239. very slow sluggish 240. very small petite 241. very smart intelligent 242. very smooth sleek 243. very soft downy 244. very sorry apologetic 245. very special exceptional 246. very strong forceful 247. very stupid idiotic 248. very sure certain 249. very sweet thoughtful 250. very talented gifted 251. very tall towering 252. very tasty delicious 253. very thirsty parched 254. very tight constricting 255. very tiny minuscule 256. very tired exhausted 257. very ugly hideous 258. very upset distraught 259. very warm hot 260. very weak frail 261. very wet soaked 262. very wide expansive 263. very willing eager 264. very windy blustery 265. very wise sage 266. very worried distressed

[@smyrnapilover]

thx

[@allpowerlevels]

❤

[@Pablo-cf2tr]

Nah, I'd win

[@Musterkartoffel]

Who let you cook

[@teamofwinter8128]

Don't mind me just doing my homework here: I am in alot of pain = I am in agony It's very cheap = it's a steal Very sad = depressed Very bad = terrible Looks nice = fancy or fantastic

[@myacole1272]

How Grand

[@onlyontuesdays4483]

I’m depressed depressed

[@jadeinee2293]

The key is to be exaggerated. You have surprisingly done superb. 100 points for ravenclaw! 💯😂

[@isnahamzah]

What's horrible then?

[@manuba8985]

*Very good* , wait... Sorry

[@AdventureHubb]

He did what my English teacher could have never done

[@MOO67204]

It's true - your teacher failed

[@stummstefan9735]

true

[@kwestionariusz1]

Yes he is superb in teaching.

[@victor2055]

My teacher was actually bussin but yeah this is beyond his comprehension or maybe it would've been too difficult for us because some couldn't even pronounce a sentence.

[@amanmanwani898]

Real reason is at that time we were not interested to learn or to hear something related to studies

[@TGo-n-Roscoe]

Even as a native speaker, these lessons are "very" helpful.

[@Roastanus]

Extremely

[@arattactician5697]

Applicable, constructive, productive, valuable.

[@satriorukito]

mecha helpful

[@pjjustice5014]

@@arattactician5697 advantageous, beneficial, worthwhile

[@lollol-po9sn]

"quite beneficial".

[@LeoTempest]

English is a required subject throughout everyone’s educational career AND yet I’ve never been more attentive than now while taking a lesson.

[@AJforkids]

fr someone should hire him as a teacher or teaching coach.

[@vampante]

everyone: he speaks very fast him: he speaks rapidly me an intellectual: he speaks very rapidly

[@danielmoraes8598]

This man will save the earth in the end of it's history (this comment contais irony)

[@yougotnojam9588]

lmaob

[@sushieyum]

HAHAha

[@adityachaudhary564]

Same here😂😂🤣

[@justinbridgez]

I have it one 1.75x speed too. I quite enjoyed it. Absorbed much info in a short period of time. Superb!

[@SeriousBookWorm83]

I don’t know how I came across this video, but I’m “very” glad that I did.

[@msa6662]

Pleased*

[@insertnamehere9835]

Or you can say jublant like the teacher said

[@ieaturanium574]

One may say you are ecstatically happy and supremely elated as a result of finding this ᵥₑᵣᵧ nice video

[@divulgewithchip1099]

Sorry I have to do this but, we have to get rid of you. You were a great man

[@msa6662]

@@ieaturanium574 neat video*

[@pirank1659]

I wish I had an English teacher in my school like you..

[@fanglingthegreat]

I'm grateful there is yt for people like us

[@ArtwithLiam00]

I would have got straight A’s in secondary school 😅

[@mjrabramsk4743]

Faltou o would ñ?

[@Ahmed_Sameh1910]

Yes

[@out2lunch4]

“I WISH I “ HAD A ENGLISH You don’t need the word “IF” English is a not a language it’s. ( synthetic ). And it’s easy because each word walks you step by step to complete the sentence. If you don’t understand a sentence just stop 🛑. And read it again slowly 1....word....at.... a....time.

[@ariamh823]

Me before this video: "This might be an interesting video" Me after this video: "It infact was an exceedingly captivating discourse, abundant in fascination! Such a narrative proves to be truly enthralling, evoking profound intrigue and delight.

[@GorillaDaSpinna1]

This was ver- I mean exquisite learning advice.

[@gibranvezoresa8235]

what is "exquisite" means? i've never heard that before.

[@javoosex]

@@gibranvezoresa8235 it means "very delicious" i guess

[@newpancakeman]

@@gibranvezoresa8235 it means high quality

[@grantwiniarczyk2449]

What a superb usage of vocabulary. It makes you sound like a wealthy man.

[@GorillaDaSpinna1]

@@grantwiniarczyk2449 indubitably.

[@WaggingTailsSquad]

Before the video: “This soup taste very salty” After this video: “Ocean soup”

[@teejay-1810]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@HiTheRELOLL]

😂

[@littlesulaplifestyle6695]

😂😂

[@mahfah7911]

This soup is ridiculous

[@zonroxgoma5775]

🤣🤣🤣😅😅

[@Mako2-1]

Imagine if all teachers were this easy to understand and concise.

[@philncider8077]

Lol! I'll be smarter now!

[@mm5467]

Yes!!

[@blxkii3694]

Yes he’s a very…. He’s a Superb teacher

[@beegirlybruh718]

lol I literally saved this for when I do my next essay or summary’s

[@OnePost909]

That'd be very unbelievable.

[@bernaadguzel9875]

I feel so lucky to have you as my best teacher ever.

[@reaps2753]

James! This was honestly incredible. I'm not a native speaker but I am a 17 year old who studied English most of his life, and I can tell you right away you sir are incredible at teaching! Bravo! I clicked on this out of boredom and purely out of curiosity. Boy oh boy was I in for a treat! Keep doing what you're doing, because you're doing it flawlessly!

[@seanburke4622]

All native English speakers also studied English their whole lives and are not VERY good at it😂

[@saria_onyt]

Your english is great!!

[@Crunkmaster]

ya talk like a robot. lol

[@saria_onyt]

@@Crunkmaster who

[@Crunkmaster]

the guy who made the comment... lol

[@doomscyte1087]

James: don't use very! Mom: are you hungry son? Me: yes, I'm famished.

[@phiakate]

Mom: what have you done with my child?

[@michaelsoliven4196]

Lmao this one got me

[@spoon6273]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@tomshotton4737]

As a native English speaker, we might say “I’m starving”

[@captivating-culprit7484]

Or as we politely say in Jersey “I’m fckin dying hea!”

[@HeWhoComments]

Lots of native speakers use “very” very often in writing and it’s very repetitive. For me personally, in casual conversation, I don’t mind if people are repetitive, but in various works, such as papers or music, it’s important for pacing

[@ThuyTran-zl5yf]

hi eone just wanted to say that very is in every

[@Shiver197]

@@ThuyTran-zl5yf ok.

[@ThuyTran-zl5yf]

@@Shiver197 ok.

[@COBRAC0MMANDER]

majority of native speakers uses "f*cking" instead of very. only those whose 1st language is not english, uses very.

[@bowestbrook6527]

@@COBRAC0MMANDER Christ, this is f*cking accurate

[@danishafarahzzra1349]

Successful people don't become that way overnight, what most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.

[@yethreb]

That's why we need to plan ourselves making extras in all we do because depending on paycheck that can give us our comfort and peace till we die is not guaranteed

[@monicabeletsky4]

This is actually what most families are going through, tax and rents takes almost what they got monthly, leaving them with no savings...

[@LeilaniTamara]

I'm a nurse and I saw all this coming, so I've planned myself so I engaged in forex trading, little I know about the business though but so far so good, Forex trading has been my very means of savings lately while my salary goes for bills and utilities

[@DicksonBurnheard]

Despite the huge drop in crypto and fx, I still make good withdrawals. I don't believe that profit making is not possible despite the drop in stocks when you got good mentorship

[@damienbella5701]

I'm new to cryptocurrency trading and I've been making huge losses but recently see a lot of people earning from it. Please can someone tell me what to do?🙏

[@bennyjones2238]

Old me:”It is very hot out today” New me:”Yo it’s hot as fuh”

[@Georgeeto]

Honeslty the fuh really adds meaning to your word , its so fkn cool

[@eltemplariodetierrasanta7234]

I mean, the word "fuck" can be used in e *very* sentence....

[@r.jguerra5526]

Yeah, fuh actually sounds cool

[@Alex-ev3iz]

😂😂😂

[@cahyoputrakusadriyanto8884]

LOL🤣

[@thecrimsonwrathWhoTookIt]

This is the true meaning of a lesson, no screaming, y'know, everyone focusing, because it's actually interesting.

[@starlightrains]

very interesting

[@nicklask3446]

I am from Germany, the lesseaons there are boring and he speaks clearly obviously better than my teacher but its fun to listen him.(sry for my bad english)

[@pizzaman2726]

@@nicklask3446 cool. (I'm sorry for my English, I could've gotten better by getting more English lessons, I'm on India and I don't know most words, please forgive me for my spelling mistakes and I won't do it again, please, forgive me, for it was my biggest mistake in my whole life,)

[@antberus9958]

It is ok to use really and so like "Its so hot" or "Its really hot"

[@thecrimsonwrathWhoTookIt]

@@antberus9958 I mean, yeah. But the point of the video is that you learn better words to express that it's really hot.

[@EskCan44]

1. Very strange - bizarre 2. Very old - ancient 3. Very big - gigantic / enormous 4. Very few - sparse(ly) 5. Very wise - enlightened Those are 5 off the top of my head. EDIT: WHAT is VERY ancient? $PO!L3R$ - The Answer IS... Drumroll PLZ... P R I M O R D I A L

[@archangel7294]

Bizarre Adventure.

[@zking5]

@@archangel7294 how Jojo of you

[@gssbr]

Jojo very Strange adventure

[@fyrespark2077]

I'd rather use Germanic words than cheap romance loans

[@plugshirt1684]

You fool everyone knows the superior word for very big is gargantuan

[@Dmitry-c9g]

I'm living in Russia, this summer is scorching in Moscow. Your lesson is superb, because I really want to became wealthy. Thanks a million!

[@dlx8057]

if only all english teachers were like this dude.

[@collinharris4848]

I tend to find my English teachers are the best

[@in-perfectlyperfect37]

Tbh you are soo right

[@bomberdawesome]

Same my English teachers are always awful and it's led me to find a deep hatred for an otherwise interesting and important subject.

[@merkinyall]

Teacher: don’t use “very” Me: a scholarly bro “it’s hella cold”

[@Temuville]

Or "it's stupid cold".

[@sgtsmackin]

hella is the new very lol

[@admiralgeneralaladeen328]

Me: freaking cold

[@Ironwill902]

Exuberantly Cold!!!

[@whytrap4901]

ny gentlemen "yo its mad brick"

[@pug-aloentertainment3801]

Mr. E: "It's very cold!" Me, a Siberian: "Yes, it's indeed breezy"

[@Pulang_Diwa]

Woah. That's cool. What's it like to live in a Siberia?

[@methodless941]

@@Pulang_Diwa right id be Jubilant to find out too🐼

[@pug-aloentertainment3801]

@@Pulang_Diwa it is a place of contrast, so to say. Temperature-wise it's slightly out of those in the video. During winters, mainly the second half of December and up to March it's quite cold, average usually being -35C, and during summers it usually stays close to +30. Culture-wise it's quite interesting. Siberia used to be a khanate way back in history, but also there were native tribes even before the rise of Mongolian Empire. Additionally, in 19th century a lot of Russian Decabrists were sentenced to be sent in Siberia for their attempts at revolution, and who mostly were Russian aristocracy, writers and poets. And there is of course a lot of Soviet remnants left, such as old city buildings and monuments. And, of course, unlike Western Russia, Siberia is not as densly populated, and has a lot of untouched wildreness, mainly taiga forests, and mountains, such as in Altai region. All-in-all, this is a nice place, yet pretty specific

[@AhmadSattout97]

Isn't Breezy more like "Very Windy"?

[@Lucas-dj6ob]

@@pug-aloentertainment3801 oh that's cool, I remember reading the karamazov brothers, by dostoevsky, and he wrote something about the criminals going to siberia too! Didn't take it seriously at the time but well, seems like it was true

[@Mr.Reality]

This esteemed English mentor illuminates the path to linguistic brilliance, guiding with boundless creativity and benevolence. Profound appreciation ensues for this cherished purveyor of eloquence.

[@UWBadgers10]

"Honey you are ver......" "I'm what?" "Shhhhh I'm thinking of a word."

[@valerie.]

UWBadgers10 🤣🤣

[@Southwest1]

DULLLLLLL

[@just_l846]

Honey you are *ENORMOUS* Wait wrong word ... I'm sleeping on the couch tonight

[@TrictoYT]

Jorge Medel nice

[@dxg5659]

Honey, you are fantastic. (This sentence is Christopher Eccleston approved.) 👍🏼

[@bruhmomento6621]

This man is the definition of the word "classy" Quite a gentleman

[@monishsuresh4782]

Hmm, ✨CLASSY✨

[@Tyler-vh2ow]

Indeed, I must say he is quite the gentlemen.

[@hoiyaaahaha273]

Monish Suresh yeah VERY✨CLASSY✨

[@thxjanazh3063]

@@Tyler-vh2ow لل

[@monishsuresh4782]

@@hoiyaaahaha273 😇

[@viuz9624]

Why aren't there more teachers like this guy. I'm so jealous of his students.

[@axorouns]

You say that while a job as a teacher doesn't pay a lot and dealing with troublesome kids would be an off point for many people.

[@emberkingdomtv1173]

@@axorouns the schools dont even pay for suplies so they probably dont make any money

[@karenmata3327]

Personally, I think all teachers are superb! (P.s. instead of saying “so jealous” you could say envious ;D)

[@rednekkerracing1492]

Bcuz he is B-O-R-I-N-G.

[@jameshenry3252]

ppp

[@platon8723]

For the first time I tried to study, improve my English without using my native language. This experience is really superb)) Thank you so much!

[@rezagrans1296]

teeech YUR own langwij puseee an i'l help u withthth inglish

[@skullan2771]

I would want this guy as a teacher.. So funny and intelligent!

[@flowwops9689]

I wish all teachers were like that!

[@zaxff7399]

@@flowwops9689 cIp00

[@flowwops9689]

@@zaxff7399 ??

[@mateoesquivel9697]

This is the first time I pay attention to an English teacher

[@thecaptaintaz420]

Did this just pop up on your feed too? Lol

[@pompierufancy619]

Me: "The test was very hard" Teacher: "Don't use very!" Me: "The test was *fucking* hard"

[@zeinebbennaceur8124]

XD

[@alabenayed4741]

Loooool

[@musapagca4542]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ryxles_YT]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@youtubegm3227]

Do you know what else is hard? 😉

[@monicabravo56]

Very full; stuffed Very risky: perilous Very thin: slender Very long: extensive Very interesting: intriguing Bonus one! Very scared: petrified

[@note_6956]

I’m surprised no one saw the “very long” and said “ma deek” but I guess I just did so sorry.

[@reasondro]

@@note_6956 LMFAOOOO

[@pineybtw]

@@note_6956 there is a difference between short and long my friend

[@sergioantunes8939]

@@note_6956 well, mine is telescopic...LMAO

[@thetofulord3249]

thank you

[@SaidManuur]

I'm very jubilant for watching this amazing lesson. I'm really appreciate you for this brief and superb voc..I don't feel any dull. I'm destitute man but I decided to make self study at my home by watching videos on KZbin. One day I'll become a rapid speaker. I'm so exhausted learning English but I'm ravenous to learn!!🤔.

[@chilosanchez1961]

If I had teachers like him in school …. It really made me learn something…

[@cortransport]

We have teachers that only follow what the book says.. they are not really teachers

[@cortransport]

They are not superb teachers 😅

[@BlankGalaxyGamer-3-imlazy]

If it was MY class it would be ruined because the boys would goof off and give the teachers such a hard time

[@Lee-fw9mr]

I tried cutting out the word "very". My brain started using "super" instead. It was super annoying.

[@popireal3628]

We are privileged to live in the 21st Century upon a foundation built by innovators and geniuses, past and present, from various backgrounds. There’s no reason to be stagnant unless the reason is that you simply don’t want to bother to grow and develop. 🤷🏽✌🏽

[@HollowBerserk]

Meanwhile, Mortal Kombat announcer be like: "Excellent" "Superb" "Outstanding" "Flawless victory"

[@JenLovesBenz]

FINISH HIM

[@maggiem1323]

Godlike! Dota2

[@pemudanetizen4286]

Firstblodd

[@flowwops9689]

Facts😂

[@khabyreacter]

"Very Nice"

[@videzzz9884]

I told a girl she looked “superb”, and she didn’t know what it meant, and then It got *very* awkward

[@Platinum1618]

Orlando Vides you felt embarrassed right ?

[@souljahsouljah7951]

Orlando Vides who doesnt know what superb means?

Good job, you know which peasants to avoid next time am i right

[@kardothys9151]

How is that even possible ??? In France we have the same word ("Superbe") and there just isn't anyone who doesn't know this word... If you wanted to date this girl, *_you just dodged a bullet._*

[@ВладимирБулаев-х9в]

so why didn't u say, that she is just super without b

[@zumass.]

ı couldnt understand you like 2 years ago but now ı can understand clearly , Anymore ı dont use ''very'' and it is elegant when you speak english.Much appreciate you

[@thebestplayerdead956]

9:06 “change your vocabulary, change your brain, change your life” that is some superb advice right there ;)

[@RyuuRider]

I am astounded by this stunning individual's astutely professed observations. Superb indeed.

[@keystowisdom]

it is mesmerizing advice

[@TheFakeZomBizzy]

Homework: Very sad = Distraught Very weird = Eccentric Very cute = Adorable Very big = Massive Very ugly = Grotesque Very educational = This video How did I do???

[@mahmudanoorchaity718]

You did great homie

[@Qitos_1547]

Very well 👏

[@Speed001]

But you're missing the context behind each word on the right. Without that, your statements are giving superfluous meaning that won't fit most contexts.

[@rojie_]

Gigantic , Tremendous and Colossal can also become a substitute for very big

[@safiaswarna6200]

superb man

[@n.c.pictures]

This man doesn't just teach stuff. He does it with humor and that's something I appreciate. Thanks for your videos teach

[@MichaelWilliams-ro9bm]

Now get rid of the word “ Guyz”.

[@luis1304V]

Lol

[@longnguyen7668]

I love the way that he describes every single point in this lesson. He makes it VERY SIMPLE and VERY INSPIRATIONAL.

[@its_aviix123]

Tru

[@manuelmendoza5163]

@@longnguyen7668 🤣very and very and very

[@ani-cute8437]

After watching this superb video in freezing room and not being exhausted from this lesson, I can actually say that I'll speak rapidly like native and won't be destitute!

[@saguputih6934]

Friends : my, you’re so tall Me, an intellectual : *hahaha you’re brief*

[@tranngockha6562]

SUPERB U P E R B

[@VaricYT]

you just destroyed his teaching career

[@credimus6176]

Lmao

[@uchihamadara1225]

Youre midget

[@uchihamadara1225]

Or youre a dwarf hahahha

[@HelloItsVG]

This recommendation is VERY good

[@nsei4125]

Superb comment

[@rSiika]

I'm VERY confused why not to use VERY, VERY many times. If you have a VERY good answer,thank you VERY much for being so VERY kind to tell me

[@Zuberm1]

This video has been on my recommended for a week now. Every day I open up KZbin, its there.

[@JoshMahold]

awesome comment

[@dio_fang]

@@rSiika being generous to tell me

[@sundarpichai940]

This generation needs one of these videos for "literally"

[@gautamchas2494]

That could literally be fixed by just omitting literally. - Someone who says literally too much

[@DS-fh6ey]

🤣🤣🤣 that's very true

[@theicosahed-ron8269]

i try not to say it myself, makes me sound somewhat rude for some reason

[@charlesxavier4091]

Obviously, there are a few obvious overused words that could be omitted.

[@septimuspretorius250]

And for “amazing”, "basically", "first off", and “obviously”. Anyway, Nice job and thanks for enlightening us!!

[@synxxc]

I'm American & speak fluent English, but sometimes I find myself watching these videos and remembering the time when I couldn't speak English well as a kid, and now I look at where I am and see all the hard work I put in. But I'm still learning even though I'm fluent, that's the best part! Being able to learn more about something you already think you know.

[@cheesecakeisgross4645]

Guys, he's got a bowtie. He knows what he's talking about. Edit: Be nice everyone.

[@friedpotato6037]

@@nicolausteslaus thats a different scale of use but the same idea

[@jamesadcock5235]

Or very gay

[@nothing7030]

you're ugly irl

[@cheesecakeisgross4645]

@Lee Xiong dude I'm making jokes, take your political crap elsewhere.

[@cheesecakeisgross4645]

@@nothing7030 true!

[@McLovin42007]

The amount of charisma this teacher possesses is astounding, he makes me smile 😊.

[@TigerCraneLove]

It is very aspirational

[@Jesse110]

yeah, it is off the charts!

[@desertknights5003]

I can't see any charisma here ! Just a silly hyperactive guy with an annoying voice

[@gevorgvanarmenie9788]

@@desertknights5003 you're so wrong...

[@antons_0891]

@@desertknights5003 I’m guessing that you have millions of worms swimming in your head

[@hsiangchiu2923]

Very collocations 1. very bad = awful (extremely bad) 2. very funny = hilarious (extremely funny) 3. very sad = heartbroken (extremely sad) 4. very small = tiny (extremely small) 5. very cute = adorable (It's like a combination of cute and attractive) e.g. 1. The food was awful! 2. He is such a hilarious guy. 3. When my puppy was lost, I was heartbroken. 4. Have you seen my new apartment? It's tiny. ;_; 5. She is the most adorable girl in the world. Share with you guys, these words are very common and useful, I often hear and use it in my everyday life.

[@rommel2640]

Hsiang Chiu Oh, thank you 'very' much, gentleman!

[@nargizaslanova6849]

Hsiang Chiu thanks

[@pedrochatelain4064]

Thanks a lot dude, appreciate that!

[@timestamppatrol]

wow, thank you so much man

[@kailashanathan7733]

Hsiang Chiu great...outstanding....applause for ur effort for these ppl😊👍

[@davebellamy4867]

Very interesting. Politicians often use very and very very. Our English teacher used to complain when we used the word nice.

[@user-jg9rp5qf4g]

I'm a native English speaker and I still find his videos incredibly insightful. They don't just help you learn English, they help you be a better, more well-rounded communicator in general. He's also a got a serious Bob Ross vibe going on. I would listen to this dude narrate the dictionary.

[@scottwhitley3392]

In Scotland we just say “it’s roasting” for hot and “it’s Baltic” for cold. If it’s extremely hot or cold we’ll add a “fuckin” in-between

[@aadil3569]

One may also add the qualifier 'heavy' to 'f*ckin roasting/Baltic', in order to accentuate the sense of extreme temperature. Such a beautiful tongue☺️

[@OffShoreSniper]

This is the way!

[@Redmanticore]

by baltic, do you mean as in "baltic countries"?

[@waqarmalik5971]

🤣🤣🤣

[@biancat7761]

"It's boiling" in Australia!

[@koryyyRae]

The most entertaining teacher ive seen legit enjoyed every second of the 20 minutes and i rarely pay attention in class

[@horstsuper7417]

Yeah very entertaining - d‘oh

[@Silas_Ames]

Too bad you failed, due to the word "every" containing the word "very"

[@TrainExplore]

Then you haven't seen Khan Sir Patna India

[@mcmerry2846]

@@Silas_Ames each might be a great option.

[@khaledbaadarani]

But you haven't learned to not use "every" or "very". Lmaooooooo

[@joaquinvt3004]

The best teacher that I've ever found

[@erikthe_king2671]

Job Interviewer: So congratulations, you get the job. Me: Thank you much

[@thecoolprettygirlful]

Haha I actually like the way that sounds better though!!! Sounds clever and confident for some reason lol

[@yourmeister]

@@thecoolprettygirlful totally, you don't need to exaggerate if you know what you're saying.

[@bernard2686]

But, can I say "Thank you so much"?

[@ruslan4042]

@@bernard2686 or just "appreciate it" maybe

[@MultilinguistGlobalFitBlessed]

@@bernard2686 Yes. Simple is best though. THANK YOU. I APPRECIATE IT. THANKS SINCERELY. HUMBLE THANKS etc

[@amariomr]

Common people: "It's very cold" Me an intellectual: "Holy shit it's fuckin cold"

[@c_wonder]

me walking into class: “It’s hot as balls in this bitch”

[@facuponzoni7089]

lmao

[@alexp7842]

“Hot as balls out here”

[@noahcody2655]

All of you are using ‘VULGAR’ language

[@Itibitydetsku]

Me: so muc cold

[@shogunsensei7214]

Man didn't notice until now how many times we use the word "very", this lesson was superb.

[@roughanddrygobeyond4112]

You mean Very Superd

[@phasedpenguin]

@@roughanddrygobeyond4112 Superb.

[@redel_ionz]

@@phasedpenguin superbb

[@samam4991]

@@roughanddrygobeyond4112 you’re crazy 😆

[@darthvader8863]

Stupendous!

[@nightshade37]

Your demeanor is superb, and you are an articulate orator.

[@itsrealkizwhalifa]

Man you’re like a CEO of teaching. Im impressed

[@MsSoldadoRaso]

Hola

[@justinpaul6916]

Oice Nne

[@me73941]

Wait, you're not very impressed?!

[@TheBlackMastadonte]

Thank you so much for this. Now I'm going to an "improve my English" KZbin rabbit hole and I love it.

[@rgshadow3813]

You are at the top of the comment section with 3 likes. Being verified is powerful

[@log7029]

We shall be well spoken, distinguished English gentleman i do say.

[@TheBlackMastadonte]

@@log7029 Indeed

[@pinto.leonel70]

Ndeah

[@digitalerror69]

same, also what's up checkmark

[@DamianSiIvers]

I would’ve loved to have you as my teacher when I was young, the world needs more passionate people like you.

[@Geetanjalipalariya2]

Same here

[@Hkgch1234]

@@Geetanjalipalariya2 he is better than vegan teacher

[@jessica2339]

Come on i"m not an english man,we' re not like you!.we,'re from other countries!

[@DamianSiIvers]

@@jessica2339 I’m from Mexico, it’s not an excuse to be from somewhere else

[@staroath7123]

My new favorite teacher

[@DAV1DXAV1ER]

I intended to only stop by momentarily however I could not leave. James you're a superb teacher, thank you.

[@sinapalogurl]

Same here 🤗

[@joannasantiago8858]

Me too! 😊

[@richardsunday1612]

I also enjoyed being educated

[@Rastalyfe]

same here

[@Rastalyfe]

why are we all here at the same time? that KZbin algorithm I tell you

[@shoot_the_glass5654]

I'm not going to say "very" anymore, this tutorial has been rather good. Rather rather rather good.

[@eulie767]

Superb

[@darasu..7640]

marvelous

[@chris_ss2]

Sublime

[@513hook513]

Outstanding

[@pjjustice5014]

Exquisite

[@harunibrahimovic7932]

Just remove "very" and pu "af" on the end of the word...

[@belenrb]

😂😂

[@fatimaWr2]

funny af

[@ManjunathManja1227]

Lol

[@lindapena11111]

You're hilarious 😂

[@arthraj4419]

Funny af 😂😂🤣🤣😆😆

[@rlrihards948]

This dude is just SUPERb. If teachers in my school teached like this, maybe even I would've learnt something.

[@Kxtakana]

"stop saying very" Gordon Ramsay: "It's fucking raw"

[@gracepientok4134]

I find the constant use of the word LIKE, as most annoying.

[@flinch622]

That episode was brilliant. Over the years, I am appalled by the number of short order cooks turned "chef" that really are... burnouts. They ought to do something else, but just never found a spark in life to launch from.

[@pjjustice5014]

@@gracepientok4134 like, the word "like" is like commonly used as like... fillers by people, right... when they basically can't like, easily come up with uhm... words to say when they're like... you know, mental blocked or something like, uh huh... nervous when uhm... speaking. So.... like, I find it uhm... kind of... annoying sometimes too, you know uhm..., but some people like, just can't refrain from uhm... using, I mean... these fillers, because err... perhaps, they are basically... not yet like, comfortable, you know... from uhm speaking english spontaneously, right? like this reply that uhm... looks like the person typing this ahh...has stroke. *help me*

[@tiger_vii]

It’s very fucking raw….. what are you? A very idiot sandwich

[@thatmadlad5381]

@@gracepientok4134 *Like* u didn't say "like" huh? *Like* people who *like* saying *like* just *like* it. Just... *like* leave them alone. I'm not sure *like* if ur doing this for likes but "like" is *like* not that of *like* so annoying. It's just *like...* some people *like* me just *like* to say *like.* Gotta admit tho my brain hurts *like* crazy when typing this

[@chocolated81000]

Now if I had you as my teacher I would actually learn something and pass an exam for once..... everything you’ve explained I understood, so Thank you 💜

[@cadler5885]

That kind of teacher is "very" rare

[@davidprkno4047]

Sorry but having a great teacher doesnt grant you passing your exams. Especially on uni. There is a lot of hard work one has to put into studying that no teacher can ever substitute.

[@brock6856]

Very cool video

[@georgios9697]

@@cadler5885 or maybe.... scarce?

[@mairaliliana4431]

@Obama ke

[@dorito29]

This is "very" helpful

[@jiysea]

This is benevolent

[@pepetheiii6866]

was

[@june.w.1288]

@@jiysea yes. Or particularly useful. Or extremely valuable. advantageous. This is invaluable.

[@theforgottenunknown646]

This is really helpful

[@abigaillxoxo]

This is v̶e̶r̶y̶ really hrlpful