Learn ENGLISH with a Story about a Fight Between My Brother and Me

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Can you relate to this story? Do you remember a time when you had an argument or a fight with one of your brothers or sisters? What happened?

[@sanliz9976]

Rivalry

[@aloishintermoser9142]

❤ thanks

[@جمالالمزينيالعبيدي]

Your story with your brother was very beautiful

[@Adriano_Muniz]

Teacher, thank you for sharing your experiences with us. All goodness for us.

[@pedrocesarortegaosuna455]

Yes teacher you are excellent. Your explanation very helpful

[@relaaax02]

Youu are amazing! I love that you teach us a life lesson too!!! You are so generous!❤

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you! I appreciate your comment!

[@itry09]

You can say whatever you want, I like listening to you because it's so relaxing !!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@ИринаШатохина-ш9ь]

Thank you!!!!!❤

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You are so welcome!

[@diosantavares]

I loved your story. 😂😂😂 Your note and available money for repayment show how empathetic you are. You're so cute and sensitive. You're lovely soul.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much. I'm so glad you enjoyed the story!

[@akramobada]

​@@EnglishCoach3Tsyour story is C1 level or less than that ,btw you are amazing 😍

[@FranciscoFelix-t7v]

Wonderful story good memories

[@mariasilva-pk4ok]

I loved your story so much. I was focused all the time.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pierrefarias6772]

Would be awesome that had free class for Men also. In the truth for both.

[@happyer881]

A great story and a great teacher!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@qiupark1831]

Hi Tanya! love your story. You had a kind and gentle father. You had a warm and peaceful growing environment. So you became a kind person and teacher now. Thank you so much!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your comment.

[@idabakos2063]

Thank you for sharing a piece of your life!!!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You are so welcome!

[@guaracinavarro9644]

I love your stories, I'm from Brazil, and I have been studied english for one year..❤❤❤❤😊

[@mariamuller-brehm9546]

Dear Tanya, it' s very interesting to watch your videos. You tell things so lively and you explain the words our phrases so visibel. I think that I can a lot learn from you. I feel you are a very honor and lovley Person which I admire very much. By the way I am from Germany

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you! 😃 Have you seen my story about my visit to Germany? Lovely country!

[@zaidalhakeem6421]

Thanks!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much for your support thanks. Your gift means a lot to me!

[@zaidalhakeem6421]

@@EnglishCoach3Ts you are most welcome ... i wish you all the best

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@NandaCarpentieri]

Thanks. It was a very funny story. It taught you a lot and you were very good in sharing with us your child experience and mainly your emotions. ❤

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lilehua]

it makes me recall the siblings rivalry between my younger brother, and now i have kids, there are so many sibling rivalries every day :) Thank you for the story and communication suggestion.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

So great that you can relate! Thank you for your comment!

[@vivianacorrea6549]

Nice story that happen to siblings everywhere. It reminded me of my childhood.you know, I wonder what 3ts stand for.

[@reynaldoramirez5911]

Nice story, Tanya. It's admirable how sensitive you are. I've noticed at the part when you started to remind your dad, although there were 2 or 3 words I didn't understand (but I imagin its meanings because the last one was "peaceful") when you were talking about the way he took the problem caused by you and your bro. Interesing story. With a few words to learn. I have to see again this video. See you next, Tanya.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much! Yes. My dad was calm and peaceful!

[@Nestalks]

Hi, Tanya! Thanks for sharing your story. You're a great storyteller. Also I like your accent 😊

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you! 😃 I appreciate your comment! See you soon!

[@котик-у4ш]

Thank you Tanya for making such videos! It’s precious’ ❤ By the way I had the same story with my little brother, I even have a scar on my right palm. 😅

[@luciacorassa3652]

I really liked your story🤩

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much!

[@maad7133]

Could you also explain the uses of get in different situations?

[@maad7133]

Thanks Tania I like all your videos ❤❤ Could you recommend some stories to read for intermediate level , I would like to increase my vocabulary through reading.

[@paoladriussi3051]

Thank you for sharing this particular moment of your life with us. My sister and I were always fighting when we were children. However I still remember this moments with a great pleasure and a little bit of homesickness. Now she' s living abroad and we see each other not so often.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@renicostareni2313]

❤🇺🇸🖍📙 Delithful family story you kept in your mind dear Tanya. It show how we have to be peacefully with our sibling in whole life. Now a days, I've learned a lot about behavior from you. So, I'm glad for that, forever Tanya. My best from Brazil.💓💚📙🖍🌎🙋

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate your thoughts!

[@SteelFanther]

My American buddy Dan is like a brother to me ... We've never had any fights ... Even after what happened on my birthday last year ... All I received from him was a post card ... It said, "Forget about the past you can't change it, forget about the future, you can't predict it, forget about the present.- sorry, bro, I didn't get you one this time" ... Moscow, Russia

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

LOL! Haven't seen you in a while. Where have you been? Welcome back!

[@MmungaMbele-u1o]

It's first time to meet and I listen carefully. You are good teacher. I will know English through you. I am in Missouri states.

[@MmungaMbele-u1o]

I need you your help. English is important to know it.Because It helps us to communicate in different situations.

[@MmungaMbele-u1o]

I need to improve my English.

[@varsugurjar]

Yeah actually mam 😅my brother and I have had fight today and even I decided that I'm not going to talk to him for days atleast 😂

[@ritamarkova1502]

😃😃😃 Oo Tanya in 70-s i also fought with my brother, he's 4 years elder than me. We also broke glass, glass on cupboard. My brother poured more juice for himself, he did it specially, i got very angry, i ran after him around a round table, then...he showed me his tongue and laughted - that drove me mad, i took a small chair and threw it at him, he aside, so the chair hit the glass. We forgot about fight immediately! We were terribly scared. How will our parents react, especially dad..😳.Very quickly we out of the house and ran away 😃😃😃😃 it wasn't funny at all that time! We returned home very late, our mother was at home after job. She waited for us, was very upset. We all were afraid of hot tempered dad, he was away on business. Mother decided to ask somebody to put a new glass. One man did it. We all prayed. Hoped father will not notice that change. I don't remember large scandal, our mother managed to calm dad somehow.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you for sharing your story. Wow! Such a relatable story. I am glad everything worked out.

[@ritamarkova1502]

​​@@EnglishCoach3Ts Dear Tanya it was in 70-s!

[@mariashevyrova3730]

better to say he ducked ... - он присел чтобы избежать стула )) that's a funny story !

[@Vera62galeskas]

I can related with it. When I and my siblings had a fight our parents beat 😅us

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

It was the way that many parents punished their children 😞

[@susanaceliamoyano4077]

Hello Tanya. A very common situation at home. Who could say the contrary? My brother was a mischivious, nervous, unquiet child my idiosincraty was very different, much more serene. But anyway there were little quarrels between us. I can't remember easily now, but one of them could have been risen because he denied to clean the floor after dinner or lunch. My father asigned this task one day one one day the other. But the point was my father's mood; in fact he started to slapped and and beat; any thing whatever it was, settled on his nerves. Regarding stress, sometimes we can't manouvre it, very negative to the health. One point would be the inner situations, lack of money, illnesses, suffering of others and so on, the other enemy might enter through the window i mean the world can cause stress. That's why I pray for peace, relax as to arrive at things more comfortable, even to grow up in the comprehension of a non native language. Thanks a lot Tanya. Besos. Susana de Argentina.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You're so welcome. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

[@MonikaMyszka]

❤

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you

[@mehrzadfarmahin7494]

Dear lady would you mind explaining collocations and its importance for non native English speakers. When I was in Canada whenever I wanted to grab a black coffee I did say dark coffee. Although it was embarrassing, they said you mean black coffee. And I nodded with moving my head yes please.

[@sergiorodrigodasilva3436]

Do you have private classes via zoom ?? I’m from Brazil and like your videos I would like start class with you , offcourse if possible and you have free time to class .

[@annacasasferrer8290]

Hi my dear teacher. I don't understand one thing. When you or a other teacher speak I can understand very well. But for example if I go a meeting in English. I can understand the context but not all the words or sentences. 😢 what it.s the problem? It.s posible you speak slowly or very clear because you are a teacher? Thanks for your classes. Blessings. ❤😊

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

This is very common. Keep listening to a lot of what you do understand and keep listening to things that are gradually more difficult. If you are consistent, you will learn to understand.

[@lucas11587]

Watching movies, tvshow in English with transcript, listen podcasts more advanced, you’ll understand after sometime

[@varsugurjar]

So How can we learn to communicate in English As you know we all are here because we want talk like a native person just like you Mam Although i can understand you but can't speak in English that much😕 what's should I do mam

[@nihadalzubaidi4646]

Hello Tanya> please could i get some help from you for improving my pronunciation when i read from dictionary. i have hard time to pronounce words

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You might be interested in pronunciation classes with Tianna. She is a teacher with me and excellent at teaching pronunciation. Here is a link to a class with her. Choose a time on the calendar and she will send you information about paying. calendly.com/englishcoach-3ts-tianna/classtime

[@lauraebeid9021]

Hi Tanya, sorry i don't understand the meaning of additional marketing communication written in the policy of the free course for women .Thanks in advance

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

I didn't write that part. Perhaps it refers to telling you more about my classes.

[@MarthaPatricia06]

😅

[@MmungaMbele-u1o]

I am in United States.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Welcome!

[@nihadalzubaidi4646]

My name is Nihad

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Welcome Nihad

[@AmmarSaeed-n8b]

What is best stories for English beginners easy to read?

[@ericban842]

let me tell you a story when I was young. at the time i was twelve years old. before I start my story I have to tell you that the supermarket was downstair our appartement litteraly one stone throw away from our apartment, anyway my mother was feeling under the weather so I asked to my mom if she wanted me to go shopping in order to get some grocery she said yes. in france at the time we used to have this big regular phone which was on a glass table near the entrance and my mom use to leave the car key on this table so before i leave the apartment I took my mother's car key get downstair took the car I try to back up the car I kit you not tjhe car went so fast that I crashed into twelbenparked car. Oh my god I got out of the car rang the interphone downtsair in order for my mom to open the entrance door and teel her what I did.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Oh my goodness! That's amazing

[@mehrzadfarmahin7494]

Dear lady just assume you want to learn how to speak Farsi. If I started speaking Farsi then you probably wouldn't understand anything so why you think that someone like me can understand you.