How to Compliment Looks in English | British vs. American Attractive Phrases Explained!

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Yeah, it's so cheesy.

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And not only that. Just saying.

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[@justastix]

Girl: "Hey, you're cute" Me: *sends this video*

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Girl: Hey you're so cute Me: Wakes up

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Me: "You're breathtaking!" Keanu Reeves: "YOU"RE breathtaking!"

[@Shrimpis92]

That Adjective is now officially associated with Keanu Reeves xD

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[@karollribeiro9783]

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[@reguisthesjw7796]

Me the first time I saw Papa English : " breathtakingly rugged"

[@emregorken3229]

In Turkish , we generally don’t use different adjectives to describe sb or sth in daily speaking . For an example ; we can use the word “pretty” which means “güzel” in Turkish for describing a car , a woman , a baby , a flower , a book etc. So this video is so helpful for me to see differences between those words as a Turk . Thanks a lot and hope to see more videos about seeing differences between different words 😊👍🏻

[@kimtaetae3028]

Whoa, I met her for like 5 minutes. I think I'm in love. She's so enchanting.

[@andreluissilva2115]

Here, in Brazil, we have this expression. Like, when you see a very good looking person you say " oh, thank you, you just cleaned my eyes." Thanks bro, I've learned a lot from you.

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[@MacroVlogwithMacronist]

There are many different ways to say that you are beautiful. But it matter where, how and whom you are using. That's a great lecture of yours. Your way of convincing people with your lecture is totally amazing.

[@mustafahy6709]

for me the most casual and safe word in dating/complements would be just a simple "you look lovely today ..." I guess complements depend on the way you say them more than the word itself

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I wish everyone speak English like you. Definitively you are adorable 🥰

[@xahthexraitor2570]

i love the word fit. i once told my crush that she's fit and but she was misunderstandingly thinking she's "fit" as healthy, instead of beautiful. that was a stunning day tbh 😂😂😂.

[@belpri633]

Your sense of humor makes a world of a difference 🤩 Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

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You look breathtakingly handsome Aly. . 😊

[@luisnavas8457]

I use to practice American accent but most of the time I come here to enjoy Papa's videos. You're the best. btw I think I should come more to this channel and also learn more about British accent. Fun fact, my fiancé is from The US and we made up a new "word": we added to "cute" the little form in spanish (ito/sito) and now we say each other cutesito

[@GrantCareerCoaching]

Great lesson, you're hilarious man! These words are all definitely more natural/interesting than pretty and handsome.

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Hello

[@GrantCareerCoaching]

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[@IndonesiaGreat]

I'm not a native speaker, but my English comprehension is much much better when listening to American English rather than listening to British.. I find it hard to understand dialy British English/eccent.. the thicker british accent the less points I receive. I don't know why.. 😅

[@michellele855]

@@IndonesiaGreat You're not alone

[@jimeactua]

My English teacher is 30 years old and from Wales, he teach us archaic vocabulary for IGCSE and other Cambridge tests.

[@papateachme]

Unfortunately this is common

[@ChrisEscandell]

Man, I love the way you draw! Definitely that’s a useful gift when teaching. Saludos desde México.

[@LenaFerrari]

Charming has a cognate in portuguese (charmoso) that's not really formal, we use it all the time, when we want to say someone has "attractive manners" and not just looks, if that makes sense. So I use charming a lot! Never knew it was weird to use it in informal contexts! Thank you for the tip!

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Sir your methods of teaching are outstanding.I realy enjoy

[@blackviolet5867]

Aly, you're the only man who can talk like this about himself for 13 minutes straight and still have my attention...wink,wink 👨‍🏫🤳👂 👩‍🎓

[@ilkeozcendek569]

Thank you for the video! While I was talking with my Canadian friend, I was feeling that my vocabulary knowledge is pretty low since I don’t know a different word to use instead of cute, pretty, etc... Now I know how to answer! 🙂

[@RobBCactive]

You're ready for a thesaurus! English always has about 10 alternatives with subtly different meanings .. si you're not just a pretty face

[@Zeta0527]

I've been following you for a while mate. You've been the best British English teacher for me anyway . Thank you for doing all of this!

[@papateachme]

Thanks for watching!

[@francocastillo1625]

0:36 Me either or me neither? I'm really confused:(

[@brandonviverosa.3449]

For real, you're The Best. I'm an English British learner and teacher and whole time I want to learn more from you. Number #1. Greeting from Colombia.

[@dmitryk738]

brief, fast, informative with crossdressing! this kind of lessons we love ! now we need an opposite vocabulary, to be able to understand description of retired cops from tv series

[@lavayuki]

I liked the opening, that was so funny. In the UK I don't really hear people use "cute" for adults, but in US dramas they seem to say cute for good looking guys. I hear "cute guys/girls" in US dramas all the time, but never in the UK.

[@meisteryoda7598]

Thank you so much, from now on im saying "Congratulations on your face"

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😁

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[@JonnylikesJazz]

I always find these cultural differences quite fascinating. In Southern Africa we have an English culture of our own yet the accents and ways with words are similar. If I can think of the worst way to hit on someone I'd use a phrase from the Northern Vaal parts. They'd say something like: "You'd go nice with a bun and a coke". It basically means that you're a "proper piece of meat". Flattering.

[@fabiogiovanni2902]

Again papa makes English looks so easy to learn. Love it! If I say, "Caitlyn Jenner is a handsome woman" - this is technically correct, right?

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You're the only one British I understand. Keep doing these helpful videos.

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I enjoy the class, but I LOVE the acting! Hahaha

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[@bitter9415]

Lmao, once a britsh guy told me that I'm fit. And I was like: really? I never work out Lol XD

[@betelgezaa]

I love his videos. I have never been bored watching them. He has a perfect sense of humour and distance but contrary to me maybe he is too polite -)

[@elenacagnolati401]

Hi! If possible please a video on: "At last" and "finally" and "Possibly" and "eventually". If not done yet. Thank you!

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Hello Teacher. I'm from Philippines, English beginner learner. I love your teaching. It is mixed with jokes but easy to understand and learn. I love it. It is so interesting and fun English 😊

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Best impossible:I'm learning and laughing at the same time. Your videos are priceless...

[@vinhtrang3914]

you are fit. Really easy on the eyes when I saw your first video. I'm more enjoyable when studying English with you. Appreciate.

[@silviomp]

You're the best! Precise definitions The feelings for each word Proper use You're the best!!

[@lareina78]

I don't know so many adjectives the only thing I know is that I like you all.

[@sarahriddle499]

Aly: “charming”, think Tom Hiddleston... Me: yES! Aly: ... saying nice, polite things to you... Me: *pupils blown wide* say no more Aly: ... that are also compliments and make you feel good and warm inside Me: *RIP me* Honestly, you could have never chosen a better example to convey the meaning, Aly 👏🏼

[@mavi7244]

Anyone else have a major crush on Tom Hiddleston raise their hands 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️ 😂

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Thank you for your amazing videos! ;)

[@amritas2400]

Exactly what happened to me too!

[@KRosendo]

Hahahahhahahahaa yes!! A thousand times yes xD

[@rsass6735]

Man why i'm watching this and i'm already british and know all of themm😂😂😂💕 btw i love u'r sense of humour 💕💕❤

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Congrats for 900000 subrcribers, Greets from Ecuador. I love your channel and your way to learn! I just want ti say, Thanks for All

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This video is so educative. I didnt see someone can explain that much before

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OMG 3 y/o Aly was so freaking adorable

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First time I've come across your videos!! They're awesome and I'll definitely use them for my teaching :-)

[@saideay8848]

3:33 That's me! Because I'm Turkish 😁

[@IoT_]

Guzel

[@zey1277]

Im a Turkish too but i don't use sweety😂

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Hey! Can somebody teach me basic Turkish??😊😊

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@@oliviasangma6980 I want to help you but my English isn't well.

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@@oliviasangma6980 i'm gonna teach you

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But you are "engaging" and "captivating" with this videos ! You are amazing and a "hunk" ! Greetings from Colombia! You really helps me to improve my English, tks!!!

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thanks Aly for improving our English actually you are more helpful than my English teacher 👏👏

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You rock! Could you please make a video about how native speakers actually speak? for example, I don't hear them asking "Do you want to go to.....", but rather "wanna go to?". When is it okay to omit the first word? Thanks

[@stefani1071]

Ohhhhh I waited for this video since a while. Thanks so much for all the help. Greetings from France. 🙏

[@charbelhv]

Propably Paps is better than whole English teachers in your country. Thanks mate, your lectures are priceless! Love ya

[@inesk1060]

This might be a stupid question, but: In the beginning you said: "Me either." - I always thought in this context it would be "Me Neither." - so "I am NOT a poet AS WELL"... Is "neither" wrong? Btw: Great Video as always!

[@ЯрославаВіталіївна]

I think he said "me Neither", it's just his pronunciation. and as for the second question, if there's "not", you can't say "neither".

[@inesk1060]

@@ЯрославаВіталіївна Oh, yes, I know that "not" and "neither" can´t go together, thank you. I meant "as well" as an explanation for my question for Aly or anybody else - like you. ;-)

[@lightchicks1183]

I would have gone for "me neither" also. I'm also wondering if that would have been a mistake..

[@linusfotograf]

lightchicks That is correct

[@papateachme]

I made a video which covers this 🤘😁 look up "so / neither / either"

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[@derekcallan-englishforpros]

Another great lesson 👍 love the wigs 😄

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You're British accent is simply captivating

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I'm French and I learn English with these videos... Really nice !

[@MrMrtydn]

3:25 Hello papa, from Türkiye 🇹🇷. We love you! Thank you. we grew up with tweety cartoon character . Maybe because of this, we say sweety. 😂🤣

[@elifnur5403]

Haha!

[@НектоЛохматый]

It's a brilliant overview of different language style adjectives; but now I'm a little bit stucked: it turns out to be so many words, but most of them are formal and old-fashion.

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I had been impatiently waiting for the new video ) thank you! This is Amazing 😍❤️

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Teacher, i'm very grateful you for this educational and ineresting videos, English is not my native language, but i love this language, and teachers like you help me much, *Thank you*😊

[@aneliyahiddleston1416]

10:03 AWWWWWW TOM HIDDLESTON, LOVE OF MY LIFE, THE MAN WHO TAKES MY BREATH AWAY AWWWWWWW❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Oooohhh let him alone 💔👀

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Thank you, you're the best teacher ever, I love your sense of humour

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British, no heart? I love it. I have a good English but I'm always here just for fun. 😂❤️

[@tiltman_]

Very useful video for those people, who want to learn English(as me)

[@lilichka_36]

Aly, it’s a great and fun lesson (as always)💖💖💖 thank you! Can you please tell me: - I’m not a poet - Me either Why not me neither?😓😓😓😓

[@aga4045]

I thought about this too :P

[@rajsapkota123]

Because Either uses in negative sense So don't need neither.

[@rajsapkota123]

If you say 'me Neither' in this situation that means you don't agree with his opinion and gives contrast meaning .

[@hadisejohari5367]

If neither was to be bestowed the correct form of it would be "neither am I".

[@lilichka_36]

Thank you, guys 💕

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This is the 2nd video of your channel I watch and I love it!!

[@CM-kp1xb]

8:34 "Now for men only... Rugged describes a guy who..." I expected "looks like me"

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u r the best english teacher ever. really

[@martina_maya]

In the 'sexier adjectives list' can you put also: Smokin' (hot)?

[@oasbdgr4024]

‘Although that might be because I’m British and I don’t have a heart’ Bloody love it!! 😂😂😂

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I'd like to have this teacher when I went to the school. Great, man. As always. From Russia with love😉

[@ROMALIZ2000]

Do you have a video "stop saying my love"? For learn diferent ways calling my boyfriend o people who I love in spanish have mi amor, mi vida, mi cielo, cariño, cosita hermosa, or things like that

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Oh Teacher!! I love how you teach us.. im still a beginner, but when you speak I understand, you have a clear and sweet for to talk.. I like your voice teacher.. I love your classes since I watched the first video from you, you were teaching How to say gossip, the best gossiping channel.. hahaha you are very fun and excellent teacher.. I follow you!! My congratulations and Thank so much!!. Greetings from Mendoza, Argentina!

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You are absolutely amazing 👌👌👌 and your sense of humour 😂😂😂. .oh my god

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Thanks Mister.📚 I won't give up on "adorable".

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You're gorgeous besides a great teacher and great at explaining

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Nooo way, what a superb lesson!!I regret , I haven't discovered your Chanel earlier.

[@lightchicks1183]

I really enjoyed your lesson. Chris Hemsworth is a bit more than easy on the eyes, though..

[@cnthlm3120]

Wow, 'Handsome" for both (men and women)???. That one surprised me. Thanks for the video!!!

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"You... this... mmm" is definitely my favorite part :D

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Omg I love your videos, I have learned a lot with them, and have fun as well, let me tell you, that you are so cute, handsome, good looking you look stunning , I like faces you do, and the way you explain the topic. Many thanks, congratulations, you're the best

When you use your "female voice" you remind me of Hedwig (James McAvoy) from the movie Split! Hahaha so funny 😊 Very nice man! I've learnt so much!

[@alejandromarcello3612]

thanks, dude. I'm a teacher in Argentina and all this is so useful. thumbs up. I would sometimes use the word gorgeous

[@chelseayaya8074]

Girl : "You look so cute!!" Me : "Hold up,,lemme take my gun" ...

[@marinageraldinearce1885]

I love the way you talk. Lo que es raro es que yo entiendo todo lo que dice el en el vídeo pero cuando quiero hablar en inglés no puedo, me sale lo básico. Saludos desde Buenos Aires.

[@Crema_Oh]

Love the introduction music, sounds so sensual! Following with tons of compliments...Plus an attractive man in the video..he keeps saying words like Pretty Beautiful Stunning....this is better than....watching The Vampire Diaries 🤭 SO SWEET!

[@PaulaFreirePauluxa]

Oh, I like this video... very much! In brasilian portuguese, when we want to say something or someone is cute, we use the word "fofo" for male ... Or "fofa" for female. Thaks!

[@patryciam.p.1017]

Oh! Irishes say "gorgeuous" for anything: children, puppies, food, good weather... I've learned with them to say this word all times too haha

[@mariavlachodimou3771]

Wow!!you can draw little sketches,make a lesson be fun and can interepret word definitions like an actor!😊Keep up thd good work!

[@jules-cb6ni]

You're pretty handsome and pretty cute ;)

[@izzatzayniddinov4485]

ALY you are very great teacher and great person either because you can easily mix fun and education and I would say that your approaches are great and sense of humour