Las formas más POPULARES de decir “ARROGANTE” en INGLÉS

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[@lilianamendoza61]

Hola profe Carlos, aprendí cosas nuevas gracias excelente clase 👌👋👍. Linda noche y bendiciones 🙏🐞🐞🐞

[@gabrielamartinez2677]

Dejé de estudiar inglés hace varios meses pero estoy de vuelta 🎉 y lo he retomado viendo sus videos, son excelentes. I have a basic English level but almost all the pronunciation and knowledge that I have are because of you. You are the best English teacher I know ☺️

[@gaviotha4340]

Sigo encantada con sus clases. Mil gracias profesor.❤❤

[@carlitolozz4396]

Excellent class have a great day Mr. Carlos

[@elsatovar4109]

Excelente

[@lordofnesss]

Excellent, Loving those movie examples

[@bonnyguillen06]

Like always, great class Professor.

[@victorbriceno3730]

That's a great video, specially the part of the "pasillos"🎉

[@anaadoue]

excelente el video , como siempre, mil gracias.

[@reynaldoramirez5911]

Hi, teacher. It's a pleasure to text you once more. In spanish, you know, every word has their own meaning although you can use them as synonimous when it's the case. The words you have mention for "arrogante" at the begining of this video, for example. But my problem is, even though I could translate some of them, you haven't given us the english equivalent today and it happens the same for the expressions you teach us for "sábelotodo". But in this case, I think: the expressions are good to know them, and thank you, but you have made a mix and you are not so clear even though your prior excuses instead. Thank you, teacher. No doubt, you're a great techer.

[@jeanmartinvideos5282]

JUSTO QUERIA ESA PALABRAS FORWARD YA LO HABIA ESCUCHADO ANTES AHORA YA ME SIENTO SEGURO DE COMO DECIRLO GRACIAS CARLOS

[@3213470]

Genial vídeo ❤ Por cierto ya que hablaste pasillos, como se expresaría lo que en español llamamos un chisme de pasillo o decir esa idea por el estilo???

[@fredylopez2477]

Yo diría "hallway gossip" pero talvez hay otra u otras formas más coloquiales.

[@jonhblack100]

lo felicito por el video teacher

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi profe, how's it goin' ?. Great video profe, I know almost al the vulgar ways to say "arrogant" that's what some people first learn in English, bad words or swearword, including me 😊. But I already knew the words "arrogant, snob, conceited and a know-it-all", I didn't know the rest or maybe I forgot them.

[@andresbcrr]

gracias profe

[@JoseRamirez-hc2zx]

Definetely, English is a three-langage tongue since you write one way, you pronounce in another way but when you speak is also different to the two previous ones.

[@pedropabloguijarrogarcia2575]

... and even more because you must learn the IPA which is "el colmo". By the way, how can we say "el colmo" in situations like that?

[@JoseRamirez-hc2zx]

@@pedropabloguijarrogarcia2575 " and on top of that" or " and the worse"

[@alexjaramillo3469]

Profe me hiciste el dia con ese atausand jajaja me encantó

[@fredylopez2477]

Las letras "P" y "T" en inglés son más sonoras que en español cuando empiezan la palabra como dijo el profe en " 'PENCIL " con acento en la primera sílaba. "TRAIN" es otra palabra con "t" al principio y esa "t" es sonora.

[@EdethanneBlass]

Good job man

[@EdethanneBlass]

Pretty good.

[@alexjaramillo3469]

Profe lavese la boca😂

[@angelherrera8390]

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