REAL-LIFE AMERICAN ENGLISH / AVOID MISTAKES COMMON MISTAKES WITH YOUTUBE ENGLISH TEACHERS

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[@emaankhan5730]

You are amazing

[@kevinchang5699]

All the non-native english teachers should be watching Kevin's videos. Instead of teaching wrong English. Thanks for all the corrections.

[@emmanuelibarra72]

It doesn't have to do with not being native. Actually, non-native English teachers are better than native ones because they can make use of their students' mother tongue (regional). These people from Kevin's videos are unprepared and greedy people.

[@jaxxon98]

@@emmanuelibarra72No, they’re not better.

[@nurfadilah685]

Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhb. 😉 Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv

[@davidrock65]

Often, experienced non-native English teachers have a strong grasp of grammar and sentence structures, sometimes even more so than native speakers. They may also be particularly aware of the common mistakes non-native speakers make and how to help them improve.

[@jaxxon98]

And they often still mispronounce words.@@davidrock65

[@Na51214]

100% ❤❤❤❤❤ amazing

[@Ra-gy7sr]

My level is B2 and sometimes i feel bad about it. But everytime i see how they make mistakes that i wouldn't usually make ( like calling a cup a glass), i feel better about myself. It's not bad to make mistakes in the target language but getting your videos checked before posting them is needed.

[@terenceaustin7186]

and don't forget, you are not a teacher, you are just a learner, a student. you don't claim to know English fluently.

[@caerofer]

Thanks Kevin and Lisa for your valuable way of correcting mistakes.

[@mrnobody2480]

You are the king 💯

[@frederickwalzer5555]

This channel is fantastic!

[@Interestingten10]

i like how you always avoid long introductions and cut to the chase. you are the best.

[@terenceaustin7186]

Thank God, back to the old format. Beautiful!

[@rasul_alizade]

Oh Kevin, teachers' nightmare 😂 Very much appreciated. So good to know you...🍀

[@AnnaKhKem]

As a polymer scientist I would like to say that all those cups that you call «paper cups» contain lots of plastic and are very difficult to recycle!

[@AJAJAJ5481]

Could you make a whole lesson about the uses of (would) because they're a a lot and sometimes confusing? And thanks for your amazing lessons

[@Work-4-Jannah]

Lol, One thing is obvious, all these language teachers have immense confidence. We might not have confidence in even speaking the right English.

[@EDP2500]

It's common to call a disposable drinking container made of plastic a plastic cup, not a plastic glass in America.

[@Work-4-Jannah]

We can not neglect the other rules. I mean there is no harm in making mistakes, everyone does. But when you become a language teacher you have to be accurate to avoid embarrassment and to fulfil your duty.

[@terenceaustin7186]

"The problem with the world is that intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence." - Charles Bukowski

[@alexok9805]

LIsa and Kevin, thank you very much!

[@DesertDiaries7]

Funny 😂 Plastic glasses 😊

[@MyAlishka]

Great job Kevin. I admire you

[@JavierGarcia-dm1sh]

It Is very funny see how some " English experts" teach bad. Thanks for help us. I really like your chanel

[@user-ev5kk1ll5z]

Thank you very much.

[@authman-alshibly]

The article "the" can also be used with months in the following way: "On the fourth of July", or "on the 31st of October".

[@britneyo.alcazar6633]

❤ the best channel ever.. I love you Kevin and Liza.❤❤❤❤

[@VictoriaVictoria-ls8fk]

You are doing great job! Thanks a lot. ❤

[@mrnobody2480]

a great job 🤪

[@komilaboltaxonova873]

Thank you, teacher! I'm so grateful to you!👏

[@atesyeagar9560]

You guys are the best. ❤

[@catherinelam9381]

Learning mistakes from others is really impressive. Thanks for helping us to avoid making mistakes in the future

[@yinyin9250]

Thanks a lot!

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Good job teacher as always. Have a great morning ☺👍

[@pilateswithaurorarodriguez6687]

Thanks a lot for the class teacher! It's very useful! 🙅‍♀️

[@Theonewhoneverlies478]

This is my favorite comedy show 😂😂😂😂! I love watching Kevin correcting these non English speaking teachers 😂😂😂

[@mahshidhaghighi8675]

Thank you man🙏🏻👏👍🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺👍👍👍❤️

[@eleonoraora]

thanks for the solid learning not just for views 💕

[@faridafaskhutdinova7312]

This is another very important and helpful lesson 👍I enjoyed it🥰Thanks a lot.

[@Josy394]

I prefer to learn from native English teachers

[@darioadame9]

Hello, Kevin and Liza. Thanks for spotting mistakes made by notorious American influencers. Your work is unique. Keep doing it, please. Many of us need it.

[@milakostrova5451]

Yes/ thanks a lot! With love from Russia from a teacher of English!

[@user-tf4eg7gz1t]

Where is Marina? I miss her

[@israelmendoza9988]

Yo estaba aprendiendo ingles con profesores No-nativos y ahora que descubri este canal me alegra mucho aprender el ingles aqui en el canal con kevin y eliza. Para evitar los errores que los profesores no-nativos cometen

[@frederickwalzer5555]

El problema es que como aprenden el ingles desde su pais y logran bajar la tonalidad del acento engañan a mucha gente creyendo que son nativos de habla inglesa solo por hablar rapido. Pero se ha visto que cometen errores garrafales. Y son muy descarados porque se autoproclaman profesores de ingles. Yo vivo aqui en EEUU y para aprender ingles tuve que juntarme en la Universidad con estudiantes de linguistica tuve tutores de ese mismo departamento. Mis amigos ahora ya graduados con maestria en English as a Second Language enseñan en colegios y universidades. Estos youtubers ni titulo tienen y tampoco demuestran esfuerzo por mejorar, son sencillamente unos charlatanes.

[@yusfmkandawire]

Teach them so that they can be in real

[@Josy394]

Hello, I would like you to post a video of you correcting Brazilian English teachers.

[@durans_evanidus]

A Giovana já é brasileira.

[@Josy394]

@@durans_evanidus ok nem observei quem era a Giovana é a do cabelo cacheado? Eu costumo assistir apenas vídeos de professores nativos

[@lilyt9726]

Please, Kevin and Liza, keep making more videos like this. Thanks a lot! ❤❤

[@JavierSalazar-xk2tq]

It's always appreciated when somebody corrects our errors, even though it may cause some dislike at first, at the end of the day we realize it was a good thing for us. Thanks a Million, Kevin and Lisa.👍👌

[@HumanInTheBlack]

What a nice lesson!

[@xczm225]

damn I love this channel!

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🤗❤️

[@Poliss95]

If you ever go to a music festival you will find out that there are such things as plastic glasses. They're the same shape as pint glasses and it would be silly to call them cups.

[@ghinakilleeya1810]

😅😂😂plastic glasses

[@pencilart225]

Thankyou teacher

[@aaaatf]

a paper cup.

[@neeli30]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@raonarjasari9646]

😂😂😂 you killed me ,best teacher out there

[@wasaahrawar3069]

kevin is too serious but incredibly funny....😂😂😂

[@user-iw2vo1fv8d]

I'm not a native English speaker, and I'm a beginner ESL student. I can't see who is right. My school teacher is not a native speaker, too. But her pronuciation and accent are like yours. Her English teaching contents and words use are like yours . She said to me you are good KZbin teachers and kind to correct the incorrect use and mistakes for leaners. So I think you are very cool . I love you!

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

"Too" for positive idea, for negative you have to use "either"

[@user-iw2vo1fv8d]

Thanks !@@vladimirbaloyan440

[@Happ_learningwithAmina]

do we say this is not exist or this doesn't exist? because I think hi said this is not exist.

[@sulimansuliman1569]

Kevin is a professional teacher 😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@AL-yg3kv]

Difference between Kevin and non native English they speak with accent and it's no clear. Kevin sounds clear and perfect English.

[@user-ze9xv2om9q]

I can't stop being surprised at all those so called teachers, 😂, is that so hard to double-check??? Before posting ???so that not to screw up???

[@monidefi2680]

You should definitely know how to tell the date in a foreign language before you decide to teach it! It's one of the first things you learn. Not only she used the articles, but in one of the examples she used a cardinal number.

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

Awesome vdo as always but in Asian countries like Pakistan we use the word glass for the dispisible cups that has no handle but if it has a handle we call it a cup or mug we just use the word glass if something has the shape of glass thanks for teaching us correct english

[@terenceaustin7186]

exactly, you use it in Pakistan. But they are teaching real English.

[@365ofgodsgrace]

That's how it is in Russian, too.

[@terenceaustin7186]

@@365ofgodsgrace stakan eto cup, steklo eto glass

[@sergioestuardocontrerasova4577]

You know, if you write plastic glass in Google Translate, Google Translate translates it as "Vaso plastico" in Spanish.

[@user-ww6sl2wb9s]

If you're a non-native English teacher, you'd better not get popular on social media

[@JD-bt2cr]

“Plastic glass” 🤦🏻‍♀️ can’t believe these people teach English, especially I can’t believe they sell English courses .Thank you Kevin to correct these people

[@seren48725]

This is hilarious. 😆 I'm glad you correct all of them, especially Giovanna! She thinks she's funny and she only looks dumb! 😅

[@tarasart8974]

Wow.Plastic glasses!😂This one is “top du top” Bravo!

[@forwardenglish5315]

instead of chasing popular tik tokers, people should be more serious about choosing their English teachers

[@elleperri]

As for marathon, she pronounced it the British way. It's correct

[@jaxxon98]

She's teachnig American English.

[@meseretmulugeta6256]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@patygonzalez6984]

A

[@CrisTryingToBeProductive]

What about eyewear made of plastic?

[@durans_evanidus]

Giovana really needed a slap on the wirsts. She teaches pronunciation, verbs, nouns and idioms wrong... And she has millions of viewers.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

My goodness 🙀

[@tocode5434]

Plastic glasses 😂😂😂

[@SteelFanther]

An American ESL teacher working in France is doing attendance ... She comes across the name “HIGKM” ... She says “I’m sorry ... I’m not sure how to pronounce this name.” Then spells it out. A girl raises her hand and says this: “C'est moi, and it’s pronounced Noelle” - Moscow, Russia

[@antonromanenko3200]

Good

[@astghastgh]

10:59 you say "Did she have"? Is it correct?

[@jakewood5475]

He said "Does she have"

[@cookieo4874]

Whoa…… to teach someone to call a tool to dry someone’s hair a dryer……. That’s is unbelievable mistake!

[@IrshadAnsari-js8ip]

Ohh bro plastic glasses 😅😅😅

[@taysitoelgrifo9749]

Help me to verify if the information taught in this channel is correct (Hipronary school )💬💬💬

[@vanthawng154]

I have stopped learning from non native teachers 😂😂😂

[@meseretmulugeta6256]

Plastic glasses 😅😅😅

[@GustavoHernan2631]

Creo que un nativo pueda entender o por lo menos tener una idea de lo que estás tratando de decir aunque el otro cometa errores de pronunciación o gramática, ya con el contexto pueden tener una idea aunque esa palabra está mal pronunciada, corríjanme si estoy equivocado

[@emmanuelibarra72]

I've noticed you guys never corrected English with Lucy, Antonio Parlati, or Rachel's English. I guess that means they're good teachers.

[@qtq08]

Maybe because Lucy is british, and her British English differs from American English a lot.

[@yeahtho4233]

they're all natives. (except Antonio)

[@Mahdokht27]

If my memory serves me well, they already made a video about Rachel's mistakes

[@abdulrahmanmuslih141]

I thought that Givona was a native speaker . I'm shocked.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Not even close. She has a strong accent and often uses incorrect words.

[@Josy394]

Me either😮

[@jaxxon98]

@@LearnAcademicEnglishExactly.

[@tajiklad]

What if these teachers make mistakes on purpose so as to get featured on Kevin and Liza's videos? Think about it, guys LOL😂

[@detrius2007]

Would it be correct to say: on the first (day) of November or today is the first of May?

[@spm4391]

I'd prefer on November 1st or today is May 1st.

[@detrius2007]

I see a lot of different documents (like Entry of birth, marriage etc.). For example: 1) Entry of birth (County of Kent): ... Witness my Hand this 4th day of February ... b) Canterbury County Court: ... it was decreed that the marriage solemnised on the 7 October 1989 at ...

[@spm4391]

@@detrius2007 They have no "the" before the month on your samples. Today is the 7th of November and that is correct or November 7th or on the seventh if you wanna use 'the' right before the month.

[@detrius2007]

Thanks and have a good day (evening/ morning)!@@spm4391

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Yes, it is correct! :) We often say "on the first of May"

[@raviperera50]

Is it correct to say, "... an Adam's apple'? How can we refer to one Jehova's witness?

[@terenceaustin7186]

more Karens! oh, sorry, more Marinas!

[@-.__Hazel__.-]

The second girl is a big joke ! I watched a couple of her videos randomly and there was at least one mistake in all of them 😂😂😂

[@AnnaKhKem]

It’s funny how all the nasty comments making fun of the teachers in this video are written with lots of mistakes.

[@GustavoHernan2631]

they aren’t native speakers and me neither, I am from Mexico 🇲🇽 I am still learning English

[@AnnaKhKem]

@@GustavoHernan2631Kevin should go through the comment section and correct the mistakes in the comments as well. 😂

[@mrnobody2480]

How about ARNEL?

[@user-wn6fs9zp7r]

Oh..? Can I ask you why you want Kevin to check her?

[@jesusmalave2248]

ARNEL is American she won't make any mistakes.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

She's amazing. One of the best English teachers on KZbin. And she's a native speaker.

[@mrnobody2480]

@@jesusmalave2248 I do not think so.

[@mrnobody2480]

@@user-wn6fs9zp7r I just want to learn English correctly.

[@AnShuWuShu]

|ˈmærəθɑːn|- AmE |ˈmærəθ(ə)n|- BrE Correct me if I'm wrong... There are Englishes, right? Not just American English, right? /Kevin, I am actually your sincere fan but not in this case/

[@zaur3111]

First girl is the prettiest

[@GustavoHernan2631]

Simp simp simp simp

[@villeporttila5161]

That pronunciation of marathon is correct in British English. So it's a bit harsh including that unless she specifically says she's teaching AmEn

[@dannyjorde2677]

Yay, more scammers to the list.

[@derajil3851]

Big decision is leave them all😂 choose kevin...

[@EDP2500]

While Kevin's channel is so great and educational, please don't call other KZbin English teachers scammers. Stay focused on learning correct English and show gratitude to them all.

[@derajil3851]

@@EDP2500 i worried Arnel will be on his video coz i am learning from her too🙏

[@spm4391]

​@@EDP2500Those scammers deserve derision and ridicule. Not only are they teaching wrong information, they are making money out of fooling people. There's nothing to be GRATEFUL about people who teach a lot of mistakes. Their victims are innocent and every mistake they've learned would take years to unlearn. This could jeopardize their future especially if they want to take English qualification exams. A small mistake will reduce their score and if they didn't reach the mark they need, they're back on square one. They'll have to pay through the nose to take the exam again. Not everyone can afford regular classes that is why they rely on free content and trusted people like the scammers to teach them correct English.

[@wasaahrawar3069]

i love arnel.. pls.. i dont want to see her in this channel...😂

[@huseynhuseyn1702]

I dont like these teachers classes so i dont watch them, because i noticed lots of pronunciation mistakes

[@allsoundsyouneed]

I like your teaching but Plz have some smile 😀 Otherwise it will be too boring 😊

[@pilateswithaurorarodriguez6687]

Consentrate en la clase! De otra manera ve a buscar un canal de algún comediante Kevin no es un comediante es un maestro de inglés!

[@Aziz_Abdullayev_uz]

I’d be glad if you didn’t cut out even the tiniest mistake or just a slip of the tongue and show off. Rather it’d be more useful to deal with the more serious errors. Most people know those “article mistakes”. Thanks!

[@Mr_BoBo_808]

By far, imo, so-called teacher Bahar is the worst one

[@user-ly2vt9zh3h]

She said the word front right, why did you mock her? Not even mock, you simply mispronounced the word the way she didn't. This is ridiculous. She pronounced T, you didn't. You twisted it on purpose.

[@cookieo4874]

It’s funny when a person can’t tell whether it’s right or wrong and still try to argue about it.

[@user-ly2vt9zh3h]

@@cookieo4874 2:54 he says T is not pronounced? Is this a joke? Every dictionary says otherwise. The example he gives is fronT Door, sure thing, there's no T. FronTDoor. What a surprise. And she got the vowel sound OK as well. NOT LIKE HE SAYS she did.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

No, she didn't say it right. She pronounced it with /o/ as in "boat" instead of the sound in "but." For native speakers, this difference is very obvious.

[@user-ly2vt9zh3h]

@@LearnAcademicEnglish OK, now when I put it on 0.75 I can hear it, I agree, sorry. what really bothered me is T though. Is this also correct? Who and what should I trust now?

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

@@user-ly2vt9zh3h well, good question! I would trust trained teachers on KZbin (native or not). I know it's hard to know who they are. No one expects learners to have perfect pronunciation, but if you want to get into the details of pronunciation, a native speaker is probably the best one to follow. Kevin & Lisa, Arnel, Rachel, Vanessa, Jennifer, and I are all examples of trained teachers on YT. About the t...we often use the glottal stop when there's a t at the end of a word, which makes it hard to hear the t. However, we don't dtop the t (we don't say "fron"). Learners can pronounce the t...it doesn't matter. When the next word starts with a similar sound (t or d), like in "front door," we link the words together, which again makes it hard to hear the t. I hope that helps! :)

[@danielaantichi1158]

I know he doesn't make mistakes but, sorry if I'm being rude, he' s so boring!!!

[@-.__Hazel__.-]

How old are you? Five?

[@spm4391]

Hahahahahahahhahahahahhaha...... I love it when you repeat their mistakes with a rising intonation in the end like a question. Marathon? Potatoes? Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha... I felt like you guys are trying so hard not to laugh. But what they're doing is really laughable. I am an advanced learner and I'd be happy to teach English too but I will never dare teach without proper training or education. I wouldn't even dare teach accent reduction simply because I am not a native speaker and there's still so much I need to learn. Most importantly, I wouldn't mind being corrected by native speakers or Kevin. I'd probably apologize and correct my mistakes unlike the thick-faced Marina.

[@FredWoo]

marathon /....θən/ is just a British pronounciation, for Americans, it's /....θɑːn/

[@yurikvinta6116]

Mamma mia…what a fastastic teacher…🥹🧐Kevin is a best as usually🤩