Normal English vs Advanced English

Dive into the 🌎 of language refinement with our latest KZbin Shorts! 📚 Contrasting Normal English with Advanced English, we unravel the nuances that elevate your communication skills 🗨️✨.
Whether you're a language learner 📖 or a seasoned speaker 🎙️, this comparison will enrich your linguistic journey 🚀. Don't miss out on levelling up your English game! 📈🇬🇧
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[@user-gu7bg4dx7k]

I'm broken means I'm exhausted I'm broke= I have no money

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You are right 👍👍👍

[@cuongparisGPV]

Not broken!❤

[@raviperera50]

​@@abclearningenglishofficial Rephrase it, 'My bad'

[@anumewobo6385]

I’m broken actually I Means I’m suffering from an emotional pain.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

@@anumewobo6385 you're right ❣️❣️❣️

[@phils4634]

Slang English is NOT "Advanced" English.

[@dorothyjordan4355]

Exatamente

[@fibonaccisrazor]

Correct, it's lower English, definitely not to be used at interviews etc.

[@mc4661]

English as he/she/I/we/they/it or whomever is not spoke, innit? What makes this robotic nonsense even more worrying is the fact that young people all over the world are learning better and better English, while many native English speakers no longer seem to take the language seriously.

[@AMD878]

It’s an idiomatic expression. It’s not an advanced English. Don’t teach in wrong way just for earning money

[@namasivayamnadarajan6712]

"I am broke" is correct if you're referring to being out of money or financially strapped. "I am broken" is correct if you're expressing emotional or physical distress.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right. That was typing mistake 😭

[@oiseau_libre]

How was that a typo if you literally PRONOUNCED "brokeN"?

[@user-ex4ic8yr5n]

​@@oiseau_libreIts an AI voice, he just entered the text and the audio was produced as it was written

[@mc4661]

I am blue because I exist in a perpetual state of penury. In other words, I'm skint.

[@ShowTutor]

Me: Hit me up! Friend: 🥊👊

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@potato1364]

What thanks 💀​@@abclearningenglishofficial

[@luckysrianupama6106]

Hi Sister Nobody say I feel blue I am broken.......everybody is using simple English and how you learn advanced level,where you learned.

[@alexzakips8041]

😂😂😂

[@humble.pie.]

I had friends that say "Hit me." It still makes me cringe.

[@erinc3056]

I am broke is correct

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍

[@codadrum]

I am broke or I'm broke; both are correct in English. It's perfectly ok and correct to use the abbreviated version in the English language.

[@Clog17]

@@codadrumthey are saying something different tho. In the video it says i am broken. And it’s translation is not correct. That’s what they referred to.

[@codadrum]

@@Clog17 I am broken is totally wrong.

[@user-oq2rk7ep8f]

No body says I feel blue😂

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

But you said

[@aeth2kilos]

I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa

[@esammathangavel9329]

I m feel red if u angry say that also ,others colours also have that chance no😅

[@viajerillo.]

...😂😂...I do....😂

[@sewcookchinese]

If u say this ppl will laugh their butt's off

[@jennyp4934]

Most of the advanced ones are more colloquial, or very informal. Certainly not advanced.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@tether6052]

I agree 100%. It doesn't seem advanced one bit.

[@amitt319]

Exactly.. Surprised how these people take it otherwise. 😂

[@lindajane8962]

So true. "My bad" is merely slang.

[@Iuvmeg]

i think it's meant to be something like dictionary vs native speaker

[@sanjaykadamvlogs8988]

This is not advance english.... this is alternative sentences it's depend on what is situation,what's your mood, who is on your front and other things

[@mariaandersson7347]

While I would not choose the description advanced as this is usually associated with academic level etc, except for clever/intelligent the "advanced" alternatives list more idiomatic expressions and should be less common among speakers of English as a foreign language than the "normal" list

[@schan3438]

I’m broken …. Suffer emotionally I’m broke…. No $$$ Polish your English please ❗️

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍

[@mc4661]

Only if you English your Polish first.

[@abhisingh815]

It's not advance it's just a US Version of English 😂😂😂

[@anumewobo6385]

I understand you- I get you! Clever and intelligent is being interchangeably but they are different in meaning. Intelligence is broader .

[@jackmahero96]

Actually the first ones are the standard English. I prefer to use the first

[@papermadeart5660]

Normal: I feel angry. Advanced: I feel green

[@mikesoliman6724]

The correct sentence should say Iam broke not Iam broken

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍

[@saxlover4414]

I don't understand why , but for me it makes more sense I am broken because of the past participle because I am broke ... broke is the simple past and doesn't make any sense ..but English is English .

[@akotlas761]

​@@Pankaj-yw1gj?

[@sonildesbuitrago1178]

The words: Text me are behind If the subtitlle, I can no see It. Please, someone answer me that?

[@m.m.8919]

​@@Pankaj-yw1gjno I am broke means i have no money but i am broken means emotionally sad

[@Joycena-km8pf]

Like this so i can come back and watch it again 😊❤

[@karememam711]

I have no money =I’m broke not broken

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@globalnuri]

totally different in meaning.

[@homtaraenglengpi4161]

He is intelligent and he is very clever are normal bro.

[@englishsimple1052]

American teacher told that now people don't use I feel blue.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@hah-vj7hc]

Shoulda told you that "I have wrote" is as smart a thing to say as "I have did"

[@IssoufDiao-bd2pc]

Fantastic!

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Many thanks!

[@amecadone]

We can also replace the last phrase with "He's sharp", but if you wanna say someone isn't really clever, you can say "He's not the sharpest tool in the shed".

[@MarianDouglasUngaro]

“He’s not the sharpest tool in the BOX.” Box meaning TOOLBOX. - As an American, I’m much more familiar with it said this way. Not so much “shed.” Not everyone is familiar with having a tool shed. Regional and cultural differences, thanks!

[@greeshmamohan3347]

The normal one is ❤

[@user-gy3kl5rd1l]

normal - advanced (x) what you learn - what's being used (o)

[@biyolojistyutupcu385]

-Do you understand me? +I feel you ❤ - Alo i callin the police?

[@RK-ld5zt]

😂😂

[@mc4661]

I'm not sure the police will be able to help you.

[@Markus_Abrach]

Now i understand I sometimes read "i feel blue" but because i really love the colour blue i feel happy even excited when i see a nice blue and had many misunderstanding then about feelings

[@lilijo-wh3gu]

I feel you😊

[@mayiis]

100/100

[@abdulvosid_yusupov]

I'm very happy - I'm over the moon

[@user-hu5cl9nd2q]

Hit me up 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Anders_251]

I understand you : I feel you. Dem!😂

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@codadrum]

Not correct. I comprehend you, I know what you mean. If talking about something emotional; you can replace. I understand how you feel with; I get how you feel.

[@obsessedwithp1nk]

"I feel blue" isn't commonly used in casual conversation, its usually used in songs or poetry (or at least I don't hear it in the state I live).

[@michaelstrong722]

Blue one of my favorites colors , i think i feel red should be the Advanced words

[@HowtoLearnEnglish4]

😇

[@eyesfreesight3962]

I think it’s supposed to be “I’m broke” not “I’m broken” :)

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍

[@amandabarbosa5509]

Tirando a voz horrível e gemida, o conteúdo é muito muito bom, obrigada ❤

[@MallionNduhura]

I can't close my eye when am seeing you teaching

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@DonnieChoi]

I'm broke, NOT I'm broken.

[@arshadca7132]

he is very clever; he is a smart cokie

[@JoshuaBrandon-gp1rc]

I Intelligent 🧠

[@user-ur3mc6hb5d]

i'm joyful 😊

[@TriggaTreDay]

If you are going to say “I feel blue” you would say “I have the blues” or “I’m feeling the blues”…..”I feel blue” is not normal to say at all. Maybe a 5yo kid would say that.

[@ivanna5359]

If I hadn't read the comments, I would now be using those phrases and English speakers would make fun of me, thank you people I don't know

[@user-by6ll7ve9r]

They're idiom 's.and its true. It's always cool

[@user-pn5oy3fd4q]

I feel you. I'm into your class. Thanks!! ❤

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're welcome 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@r.o.o.b.a.l]

The phrase "I'm broken" doesn't mean "I have no money". The meaning is totally different. I lost all my money, so I'm broke now. Yesterday my dog passed away, I'm broken. I lost my pocket with all my money and IDs, I'm broke and broken.

[@anabiya_]

Beginner: 8/10 Intermediate: 8/10 Advanced: 8/10 🙂🤝🏻🫂

[@Auroravb7tk5tz7p]

Mood swings💔😞 Errors(life) 😩😩 Work&pray for it 🙏🏽🥵 I shall be successful✍️ 🥂🍾 Let’s go through it together ❤️‍🩹 Rest and continue moving 😮‍💨🥲 I am very grateful 🥲 My fingers are lazy 🙂🫳🏼 Don’t like me you don’t know me 😶😣😑 You think you Sleek huh? 💀😑

[@cabococarlos1936]

I love it I love it I love it 💕

[@tommikun4437]

? xd

[@musarratafza]

I'm in trouble > I'm cooked I'm beat up/defeated/roasted > I got cooked I aced/I performed very well > I cooked I defeated/roasted/beat up > I cooked (name of the one) Let him do what he's boutta do > Let him cook

[@faysalwahid6854]

Prefer normal English

[@Pankaj-yw1gj]

He is smart is old we use in advance He is clever

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok 🆗🆗🆗

[@codadrum]

It would be more correct to use he is intelligent.

[@jianhuili5682]

Say "I'm into you" at your own risk 😜

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Nice sense of humor 😜😀😀

[@KnieWurm]

How is „my bad“ more advanced than „my mistake“? Also „I‘m broken“?

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

😳😳😳

[@Chrishelmuth1978]

I'm broke, not broken

[@monidefi2680]

First of all, one expression is not more advanced than the other, they are just different ways of saying the same thing. Second of all I'm broken doesn't mean "I have no money". I'm broke does....I'm tired of pseudo English teachers

[@user-fy3nv5uc9q]

Does I am broken mean I am heart hurt？

[@monidefi2680]

@@user-fy3nv5uc9q More than being hurt. It means to suffer emotional pain.

[@user-fy3nv5uc9q]

@@monidefi2680 thank you for your answer😘

[@kostyafedorov8597]

Nice very all... good lessons of English language....

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're welcome! It was my pleasure to assist you. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance. Have a great day!

[@user-kb2cn5vs3t]

He is clever should be - he is smart cookie 🍪

[@desousaBely]

These word are new for me

[@DoaeAhlam]

Thank you ❤

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're welcome 😊

[@MomoSree]

I have no money= I am broke*

[@mababa9970]

Thanks ❤❤❤

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Welcome 🤗🤗🤗

[@williettakojo-woode9706]

Wow❤

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 😊😊😊😊

[@anewdaydawns7338]

at times normal is good. 😊 but it's good to learn new words.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@user-up5op7ik5p]

More please ❤

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@lEvElsh]

Fascinating and there's room for improvement. I appreciate your effort and idea.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@mc4661]

In British English ‘Room for improvement’ is sometimes a way saying ‘That’s awful. Do it again.’

[@staykinduniverse]

are you a native english speaker?? this video says No. im broken is used for heartbreak, profound disappointment. write about what you know. good luck

[@sydasekrma2318]

Nice and good

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 😊😊😊😊

[@nagaraja1339]

Sooo helpful words to learning people 😊 Tq for this.......

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Wow

[@supunsandika5455]

Thank you very much !

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're welcome! It was my pleasure to assist you. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance. Have a great day!

[@AHammock]

I like the "normal"

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Okay 👍👌👌👌

[@svetlanasvetlana5363]

I prefer NORMAL.

[@davidpushparaj4880]

I am sorry to say the correction that the third one is wrong which has to be corrected as " I am broke" that means that i have no money..

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍

[@ShubhamPatel-hu3cg]

Well it's more informal than advanced

[@dr.ghanem2475]

I guessed it all! ++ keep going❤❤

[@Krishnamindset55]

Friend - i need some money 🥲 Me - i am broken 😐 Friend - what ! I told u that priya is not a good girl ... 💀

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@danisatlacatl825]

"My bad" is bad English and, in all sense, is a slang. The right form is "my fault"

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@mc4661]

Slang is not necessarily bad English. It can be a word or phrase used by a particular social group, which does not make it incorrect in context, just meaningless outside the group. Unfortunately, slang is sometimes taken to be the kind of English spoken by people who have difficulty in expressing themselves, whereas people who use real slang as part of their daily speech understand each other perfectly. It's a legitimate version of English or, of course, most other languages, but its use is mostly local, rather than general. As a point of interest, experiments have been made in teaching children using the local slang. This often works just as well as using standard English.

[@kalsadamototv]

Nice

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 😊😊😊

[@RajaAnis1990]

Thank you. Please upload more

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@ymho2155]

The Advanced for "Text me" and "I like you" have become longer in letters, so Normal is better for that

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@Munazabtsfrevr]

I'm very happy I'm over the moon

[@user-qo4hu3kb9u]

I want to new video from u

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Ok

[@aroojasif6742]

IN my view That Normal One Is advanced English Cz Thts The most Used So By Default It iz Advanced

[@tinakim7116]

도움이 많이 되요🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@mc4661]

How do you say “I'm skint” in Korean?

[@danibenitez3392]

I'm very tired can be also replaced by 'I'm beat' (Informal way of saying it though)

[@codadrum]

I'm shattered or I'm knackered.

[@codadrum]

I'm beat is generally used when a task cannot be completed. Different in context to I'm very tired.

[@RoselinaSingh-jc6gy]

I have no money should be " I am broke" 😅😅

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

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[@10_bhaskaraardyparwata62]

Bantuk

[@arianagomez3058]

Hey...

[@fatima.zahrae329]

😍😍😍

[@nilufarishonqulova1270]

Buuut broken means so sad n heartbroken....

[@user-jl4hj8jc1f]

Hmm not sure I'd risk " hit me up"... could have unintended consequences😂...also " I'm blue is SO outdated you'll never hear it

[@knowledgesharing6833]

I broken

[@katmandu5753]

This is so not advanced English. This is colloquial English.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Explain?

[@saleh9946]

I guess '' I'm broke " is better than broken

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍👍

[@elisetesdal2371]

I'm very Happy; or I'm elated.

[@mc4661]

No, to be elated is to be extremely happy for a specific reason. ‘I am elated because…’ A piece of advice, if I may: use dictionaries to check the meanings of words and their usage. Do not guess. If you do, you will mostly guess wrong. Regarding sites such as this one, they offer little of value, and those who run them do not appear to understand the subjects they claim to teach. Who am I to lecture anyone? No one special, but I am 78 years old and have read enough good books in my time to re-sink the Titanic. That’s the secret, really: read, learn from the best. There’s no substitute, and the effort will pay off if you persist.

[@unik8353]

I like you - I love you 😂

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@uyunfillah1964]

I am broke

[@Dinazingo]

i like you = i fw you

[@nvraoo]

Good enough

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@VukiMatanisigaS-re2ee]

Me. - I feel ya bro That's my English

[@miskiin236]

Slang or advanced!!

[@faithardy9427]

I am broke not broken. If you are broken you need to be on the mend.

[@abclearningenglishofficial]

You're right 👍👍👍