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[@malikaelghayati3280]

Interesting new words and expressions

[@Tazhan7]

Thanks for these great videos

[@mariannabolmatova491]

1.❌ How do u do? ✅How's it going? What's up? How's everything? How are things? What have u been up to? How have u been? Howdy? 2.❌I'm fine, thank you ✅ Fine and dandy, how about u? *don't say «thank u» * 3.❌ Shall we go to this restaurant? ✅ Should we go to this restaurant? 4. Idiom: ❌Rain cats and dogs ✅ Pouring Thanks for the video. U rock!

[@EnglishWithNab]

Wonderful job 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@aradagood2013]

Good

[@user-yn9mx2do5e]

Thank you

[@BlackOps84]

Your videos are so usefull. I Guess we don't Need to learn "formale" english but spoken english. That's why I really like your videos👍👍

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thank you!

[@alenazk1756]

Thanks a lot

[@moinlondon288]

Thank you 👌🌷

[@carlosbarbosa1283]

Very good

[@amandineouli4590]

I love this

[@EnglishWithNab]

Then I’ll make more

[@englishwitha7mdomar2001]

well 👍

[@tatianesantos5104]

Thank you Nab 👏

[@EnglishWithNab]

My pleasure🙏

[@english_coach6630]

Hey boddy I really appreciate your job Thanks for making such amazing videos I've been learning too many vocabulary and pronunciation from your videos bro...

[@Tradinghub4]

Well Explained!! Thank u teacher keep it up

[@EnglishWithNab]

My pleasure!

[@zoonizooni2860]

Nab sir u r nice personality...

[@lorenzobenedusi6352]

My teachers taught me only the old-fashioned expressions when I was at High School in Italy :(

[@EnglishWithNab]

Now you know some more 🙏

[@samenglishtv1195]

Great video

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thanks

[@alejandrochavarria612]

I love your videos, they´re easy and funny. I certainly learn a lot. Thanks. Greetings from Costa Rica !!

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thank you very much 🙏🙏

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Thank you very much.

[@EnglishWithNab]

My pleasure

[@samahatalikhan4484]

amazing👍

[@EnglishWithNab]

🤗

[@Mateen.kurd97]

Thanks a lot sir🙏

[@EnglishWithNab]

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great 👍

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thank you

[@argamer-4296]

Like before watching 💪❤

[@motlaqalmotlaq4403]

I enjoyed from first second till last.. U R a the greatest keep going 👌❤️

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thank you very much... 🙏🙏🙏😊

[@MissNB]

Keep going nab.. I like your way of explaining

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thank you 🙏

[@elenacontreras6835]

Great videos! Where are you from?

[@2highbruh]

Nice😄, Awesome😁.

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thank you 🙏🙏

[@nikhilkacha1855]

Awesome explanation Broooooooo

[@EnglishWithNab]

Glad you like it

[@yusal9md]

You're looking awesome with wearing 😎 and 👒 🥳

[@EnglishWithNab]

Thank you

[@flaze3]

OK, I agree with you about the contractions, but it's just not true that native speakers don't use 'shall'. It actually sounds worse to my ears to say "should we go?" In that case you are indicating a sense of necessity or compulsion which in most cases is not present. As for television and telephone, I agree that basically no one uses the long form. That doesn't mean that they can't be used, though. If, for example, someone didn't understand when you say "tv" or "phone", you could use the long form to clarify what you're saying.

[@EnglishWithNab]

Couldn’t agree more... The idea of this video is, people should use other expressions and to be aware of the language:)

[@mikekurtz5868]

Excellent choice and presentation of common English expressions. Just one point of disagreement, however. The expression "look what the cat dragged in" would be without exception regarded as a clear insult if spoken to anyone other than a close friend, whom you were sure would realize you were of course kidding or joking. Anything a cat might drag in would probably be a dead animal of some kind -- a rat perhaps. Even when spoken in jest, it would be considered a questionable greeting.

[@kiranrana4453]

Flat screen is also use for TV ? Right

[@EnglishWithNab]

Yes

[@user-dw8sj6st1c]

How's it going Nab? 👍🏻

[@EnglishWithNab]

Pretty good, you?

[@nooraboamsha9252]

Would you answer me plz what do you think about SAT!!

[@EnglishWithNab]

do you want to take it ?

[@jarhulton]

that we dont use them anymore?????

[@EnglishWithNab]

J H we do but not really that much:)

[@banwkamaran4678]

As kind of u nabbb 🙈

[@EnglishWithNab]

👏👏👏😉

[@prittwithreid2141]

you might not make friends if you say ¨look what the cat dragged in¨. just saying

[@EnglishWithNab]

I know 🥲

[@nooraboamsha9252]

What did you say in the beginning of the video

[@EnglishWithNab]

What’s up family 😉

[@nooraboamsha9252]

@@EnglishWithNab how are you guys doing 😉

[@yusal9md]

I like 👍 ♥ your lesson while you wearing 👒 🥳

[@EnglishWithNab]

So should I keep the hat!

[@yusal9md]

Yes 👍 it is too funny!

[@Anna-fd7un]

I dunno what to do “ D sound like R i’m alright? I’m waiting for someone say yeah hahaha

[@flaze3]

Are you out of your mind? "look what the cat dragged in" is extremely rude and should only be used with friends as a joke. It's not comparable in any way to 'how are you?' Next you'll be saying that "alright, wanker!" is a good alternative too.

[@EnglishWithNab]

Maybe in the UK, not in the US...

[@flaze3]

Well I've just asked the question on Facebook and the general consensus is that it can be used amongst friends and family. But if you don't know someone it could be badly received. I think you ought to make that clear in your video.

[@michaeldangonzales324]

I knew it! It sounded rude to me though it was the first time that I heard it. LOL

[@mariaholovetska2593]

English is your native language??

[@clioakbalnaa1567]

First ^_^

[@EnglishWithNab]

Great job 👏👏👏