Sound Like a NATIVE | Adjectives To Describe People In English

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Respected, living secretly but doesn't dangerous for any one

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Simply incredible! There is no such adjective that I can define you, dear Harry.

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A really sophisticated explaination!

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Thank you for the lesson. Down-to-earth= sane, sensible, practical, realistic.

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Sir, you described me very well. Thanks.❤❤❤

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6:51 Well spoken! I remember I was competitive as a kid... I am competitive too as an adult.

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Assertive adjective and its meaning is important to achieve successful relationships in life.

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Very useful, thank you, teacher Harry!🙏

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Thanks for watching. I have material on my website. I’ll try my best to create pdfs

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Nice explanation, thank you!

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Thanks Harry for the nice adjectives describing people!!!

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Any time!

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Thank you Teacher Harry

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Is it good or bad 🤔

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After I watching this, I've learned much more adjectives than I used to know. Thanks a lot! Sir.

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Thank you🙏😊💙

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Great lesson Harry! I have a question. Do you ever happen to use 'sensitive' with a positive spin? Like in "he is a very sensitive and empathetic guy and knows how to cheer up a friend who is getting through a hard time"

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

Thank you! Yes, the word "sensitive" can be used with a positive connotation, especially when referring to a person's emotional intelligence and empathy towards others. In the example you provided, "sensitive" is used to describe a person who is emotionally perceptive and can understand and respond to the feelings of others in a caring and supportive way.

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Hello. I'm from Indonesia and very happy to learn english from your youtube channel. I have a question, what is the meaning of "airs and graces"? Thank you.

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When somebody has got ideas about themselves that there are above everybody else, royalty

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Helpful lesson...

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He had been a farmer in a far away village for a long time before becoming a white collar worker in a big city. He always looks like a guy down to earth. When asked why, he said he had once made great efforts to change himself but all failed, he really didn't know how not to be down to earth. 😁

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[@mariamarti5895]

Is patronising means to be bossy. I did not understand the sample you give in the lesson.

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

No, being patronising is not the same as being bossy. Both behaviors involve acting superior and looking down on others, but they have different meanings. When someone is patronising, it means they act like they are better than others and treat them in a way that makes them feel small or unimportant. It's like they think the other person is not as smart, capable, or valuable as they are.

[@claudiatorini4516]

Sir. Can you please do us a video about advanced adjectives describing places

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

Hi Claudia. You’re in luck 🍀 I did it 2 weeks ago, please check it out

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@@LearnEnglishwithHarry yup i checked it out and i found it after just texting u. Ok sir thank you so much ☺️

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You are sensible

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I hope so 🤪

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Patronizing can be both i guess sir?

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Do you live in london

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Please tell me what is the adjective that describes a person who is an animal a person who leaves you in a very hard situation stand alone ?

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My mum is a down-to-earth woman

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55 seconds??

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[@marvelouss719]

It would be such a waste of adjectives if we couldn't use any of them.