Learn 30+ Everyday English Expressions from War

[@engvidBenjamin]

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[@serhiinik7646]

Ну дуже актуальні поняття )) HI,from Ukraine ))

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Hello!

[@corinabanos8024]

Thank you for teach us! Greetings from México 🇲🇽 😉🙃💟

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Thanks for watching!

[@cristinaolague1554]

Thanks Benjamin for another excellent video. I enjoyed it a lot

[@engvidBenjamin]

Glad to hear it!

[@alexkondratenko12]

Hello from Kyiv!

[@engvidBenjamin]

Hi! Please note that this video was made some time before the present conflict in Ukraine began...

[@raymondjblaze7761]

I love your videos! Your videos have helped me enhance my writing skills.

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Thanks

[@ronenr1405]

Great lesson indeed 🐰

[@engvidBenjamin]

Many thanks - I appreciate it!

[@hasanzahidi5875]

Thanks a lot Benjamin for this information-packed video , very useful and interesting phrases indeed . You forgot though to talk about war of words but it’s crystal clear no problem 😉

[@engvidBenjamin]

Yes, that would have been another good phrase to have included. I'm not saying these are the only expressions from war, just ones that are frequently used.

[@nariman7801]

Thanks you very much

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You're welcome

[@lityourwit4844]

Learning is not a periodical thing. It's like habbit. I have tried to maintain a learning habbit by struggling. But this struggle pays me back and I am quite content with it.

[@engvidBenjamin]

Struggle is quite a negative word, hopefully learning can be fun!

[@deniskurlyukov4332]

Hey Ben, as usual thanks a lot for your efforts

[@engvidBenjamin]

My pleasure!

[@hammadhassan991]

do video on when we go to see some sick person or some got kill or heart physically all that expression stuff like that

[@engvidBenjamin]

Noted. Thanks, Hammad.

[@bladerunnervii4835]

Axe to grind- Making an axe sharper, preparing to slay someone. Dont know why you used a teeth analogy.

[@ronenr1405]

Watching again 🐰

[@engvidBenjamin]

Hope you got more second time around!

[@ronenr1405]

@@engvidBenjamin one of the greatest of you Seriously Thanks again, Mate 👍🏻🍷

[@alexandertumarkin5343]

Thank you Benjamin! Greetings from Ukraine!

[@engvidBenjamin]

Hi Alexander. Thanks very much for watching. Very much hoping your country sees an end to the present conflict soon...

[@jennyten1520]

I feel good to see you or I feel good seeing you? Which is correct?

[@engvidBenjamin]

Neither - both are weird! It's good to see you or happy to see you again.

[@ThanhTran-jn7dd]

Your pronunciation is not familiar, a little strange and hard to reconize its words!

[@engvidBenjamin]

A curious comment, ThanhTran! In the real world, people speak English with lots of different accents so it's important that as part of your listening practice, you acclimatise yourself to different accents.