Beginner English Vocabulary - Being a Tourist! + FREE eBook and Pronunciation Guide!

[@aminatYA]

Aly, you are awesome! I have been watching your lessons since 2017. It is always a pleasure to see and to hear you. God bless you and protect you!

[@papateachme]

You’re always welcome here! Glad to have you, friend! 🫡

[@asadbekshaxriyorov9199]

Fine , for me this man is interesting and I can correct my mistakes through watching these lessons👍👍👍

[@alanphung006]

He also has a great sense of humor right 🤣

[@asadbekshaxriyorov9199]

@@alanphung006 yeah I think so ,as well

[@DanielFelipe-wr9lv]

Always possible I watch your videos because they always help me, I love everything you do and learn with each experience too, thanks papa english for helping me a lot you do for us.

[@traveldiary3411]

Your teacher style is interesting. Thanks. 😁

[@cmd5373]

I love you man! I always laugh and improve my English watching your lessons! Thank you so much! 🙏🏻❤️

[@tigradigra]

Thanks ever so much! 👍👏👏👏

[@freyyyya_nonbi2623]

This is a very useful video for me. I'm a student from China,and this video can teach me a lot of expressions that I can't learn from my English class.Thank you~🥰

[@grammarcare3176]

Nice discussion.

[@Svetita69]

Aly, I love your videos! Thank you for such wonderful content 🙏🤗👌

[@ritaoszlanszky]

Oh my god, I love you! 😁😅🤭 Seriously, your videos are georgeus, and super helpful, and of course funny! 🙏 Big hug from Hungary! 🤗

[@papateachme]

Cheers Rita! 🤟🤓

[@ritaoszlanszky]

@@papateachme 🤗🎉📚🔊🤓

[@denisesousa5153]

Shopping?? No way! LOL great class!

[@amiyabro3001]

Good lesson

[@alexandrefeitosa100]

Another great video from Papa English! Super nice and usefull tips.

[@franloa7678]

Got it!!!Thanks a lot ,very useful. If everything goes well ,I'll be in London in Christmas.

[@Baban1974]

Thanks for all your help, Aly 😉

[@negmamohamed9470]

For real, U r awesome Good looking Everyone loves you

[@olafmatyko2327]

Lolz, I live in the north and I've already learned the "bad way" of using them/these from natives :D. They're notorious for saying things like "What do you think about them apples". I'm trying to unlearn this stuff, but it became my second nature >.

[@elelle726]

What a great video! Thank you so much! 🙂🤗

[@taissasanpei7858]

At 3:07 was the best part for sure! 😅 (of course the whole video is to be applauded 👏👏👏)

[@mariambajelidze8515]

Thanks a lot💖

[@andydixi]

Probably the viewers of the channel only now realized that they had never seen the shoes that Aly loves to wear so much

[@papateachme]

Can confirm I’m wearing a pair of converse right now ✌️

[@andydixi]

@@papateachme At the same time it's possible that you're filming in shorts with Mickey Mouse

[@papateachme]

Not impossible

[@eliasbragin746]

6:50 Almond milk is just yummy-yummy

[@ibrahimsanimuhammad2723]

Cheers! If I see the notification of your KZbin channel, I am happy. You couldn't just lemme know a little bit about catenation rules, Could you?

[@papateachme]

I made a video about that actually! 🤘😁 look for “secret accent training”

[@heidinabil5418]

Is it just me or ALY drew a woman wearing Hijab ?. RESPECT 👍 Anyways, Great Topic as usual.

[@KittyDiaries20]

0:50 😏

[@giadaiacchetti8458]

Shouldn't we start a question, when we ask for something, with "excuse me" instead of "sorry"?

[@papateachme]

You can ✌️ if you want

[@samysoliman5799]

I am really annoyed that British people use the flap "T" now. For God sake mates, don't let the outstanding unique elegance of your accent fade away

[@papateachme]

Language is forever evolving. Better to not get attached to any one way of speaking 🤘

[@samysoliman5799]

@@papateachme Well, I always teach both ways and learn about both, but you can say I am a huge fan of British English. It was the way I found passion to learn and teach it. Any way, thanks for replying. You are a role model for me and I have learn a lot from you for over four years. I truly appreciate your work. Never stop please ✨

[@papateachme]

Cheers bud! 🤘

[@konstantindonskoy462]

There're the fixed stops in Russia as well

[@sosolulu6690]

l am arabic 😎 who is like me

[@corinabanos8024]

Wooooww amazing. Since the first time I saw your videos I can't stop watching them 💕🤗💕🤗💕🤗💕🤗💕🤗💕🤗💕

[@rgsulpoa]

I'll get it = It's on me ? 😏

[@papateachme]

Yup! ✌️🤓

[@AlineWelch]

Thanks a lot, Aly! That was awesome again! And "a thing of cake" was kinda of funny! I love what you do here for all of us! Thanks again!

[@AndreyCh.]

As usual, it was a fun important lesson! Thanks a lot!

[@ZOTANx]

For me, the sound of the pronounce. I Will Get It.. It is like I Will GeRit.. sound Like R between the words when It has Double T Thanks for the videos

[@nicolettamel4940]

Thanks Ali.. language is always evolving and adapting..I don't have to come to London and meet the Queen.. 🤔who knows? Maybe one day.. anyways you're always the best..

[@soniaghezzi7262]

I was taught to say "Excuse me!" - not "sorry"- to get someone's attention and ask for information. Are both of them correct?

[@gabrielleconti]

Thanks Aly! This is definitely one of my favourite video! 😃👍 A lot of vocabulary to practice! I love the way you teach, I wish I had a teacher like you when I was studying English many years ago 😃 Have a great day! 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@msteesiewchoo9969]

May I know when to use definition in plural form, i.e. definitions?

[@shiruwan6451]

You're the best, thanks a lot ✨✨

[@emanuelacorelli1447]

Simply the top 🔝!

[@inaciojunior4260]

Thanks for the lesson, it was quite useful to me. Can I use "excuse me" instead of "sorry" when I am to ask someone for information or help?

[@AndreyCh.]

If I'm not mistaken, "excuse me" is used when someone is just about to do something wrong or mess up, and "sorry" is used when someone has already done something wrong. For example, We're sorry for being late.

[@papateachme]

For sure that’s fine!

[@inaciojunior4260]

@@AndreyCh. , indeed. I've also seen that "excuse me" is the one used to interrupt someone politely or saying sorry for little inconvenience.

[@AndreyCh.]

@@inaciojunior4260 Great!

[@inaciojunior4260]

@@papateachme , thanks! Would you, please, make a video about how to pronounce diphthongs, contrasting true RP and modern RP? This I ask because when you pronounce some diphthongs (eə, ɪə), you seem to not pronounce the schwa, this is, you seem to pronounce iː and eː, respectively. I'd like to know more about this: if it is truly done, and if so, who does it actually and when should I do it.

[@yelanchiba8818]

I've been following this channel for four years now. It helps me a lot!

[@papateachme]

Wowww awesome! I’m so happy to read this! ✌️😁 hope you have an amazing day!!!!

[@ricardorojas3872]

Thank you so much! I appreciate this meaningful tourist vocabulary of England; I've mostly been exposed to formal English working from home and it's just refreshing to see these fun ways of interaction with local people. 😄

[@Une_Baguette]

Hey, Aly! Always love your videos. It's so unbelievably fun and practical. I've got a question though. At 06:31, you wrote, "An ice latte". To my knowledge I learned it's an 'iced' latte. Can I say both ice and iced for drinks? Or it is only right to say 'ice' for drinks?

[@aliaghaei5732]

Hi Ally Thanks for amazing video . I’ve got a confusion about using the adjective “stocked “. Should it be followed by about or to ?! For example, everyone is stocked to go to the beach or stocked about going to the beach ?? Thank you so much in advance

[@dhaarani6869]

Thanks a million ❤️

[@rosinalogatto1765]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💕

[@Luka-ec1gk]

So good... Really good