Speak English Precisely Words about Words

In this advanced English lesson, we will learn words used to describe other words. By applying this advanced knowledge to your English, you’ll learn new words more efficiently, and will be able to communicate more precisely.
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[0:00] Learn Words About Words
[0:40] Synonym, Antonym and Collocation meaning
[3:13] High-Frequency Words meaning
[4:20] Low-Frequency Words meaning
[5:57] Neologism, Etymology, and Loanwords meaning
[7:57] Homophones, Homograph and Homonym
[11:27] Word Register - Formal Words, Informal Words, Swear Words, Taboo Words, Slang Words, Standard Words
[16:06] Literary Register & Archaic Words
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I hope you've enjoyed this advanced English lesson. If you have suggestions for any useful words that were missed, let me know by leaving a comment. Thank you so much for improving your English with me. 👍
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[@JadeJoddle]

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Great lesson. I really like the "Register" part "Thou hast flabbergasted me!" 😆 (enough archaic??)

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Super, bonne chance 'brother' 😉

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[@JadeJoddle]

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I feel benefitted.

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Dear teacher Jade Joddle, Thank you so much for you efforts on this one. I've defo learnt a lot and i really appreciate what you've done. Cheers...

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[@JadeJoddle]

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"Antidisestablishmentarianism", I had no idea about it, but it seems to be the opposition to the disestablishment of the Church of England. The dictionary Merriam-Webster said that the longest word right now is acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), which refers to a tough rigid plastic used especially for automobile parts and building materials. Either way, you are my favourite English teacher for sure. I am from Sweden, so probably I have made some mistakes here and there in my English, but hopefully it is okay enough to understand.

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[@anaanaana7516]

Jade jodle can you make a video about these words definite and identify please what is different between them

[@parkash9999]

Awesome video. I appreciate your efforts for this lesson. If someone wants to improve English speaking skills or overall English language, should one focus more on formal, standard or literary words, or on informal, slang words? And which kind of accent most popular in terms of American or UK?

[@JadeJoddle]

Word register is extra information that you can find out about a word when you are learning it. Good dictionaries include this information. Vocabulary is usually learnt by topic because it makes it easier to remember related words. I suggest you pick vocabulary topics that you need or are interested in, then you can pay attention to word register as ‘extra info’.

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Loved the tiny bit of Cockney (MLE) that slipped through Your accent... :D

[@carloschbn]

Greetings from Brazil! Once again another excellent video, I like very much these linguistic topics. By the way, "Bow" is also an important device used by musicians for playing the violins, cellos and basses, Eventhough, this word has the same writting and sound, in this context, I am sure it receives another meaning, since it is associated to a very specific area.

[@JadeJoddle]

Yes, good point.

[@tymanung768]

"Bow" has another meaning-- a weapon, as in bow and arrow or crossbow.

[@sahidcm]

@@tymanung768 correct. She mentioned it in the video. She even made the arm gesture to point with an arrow.

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12:02

[@habitpunk]

English is my only language and I didn’t know the majority of these terms! On formal /informal. I think email and job interviews are becoming more informal nowadays - influenced perhaps by online chat, WhatsApp and social media? Is formal a little TLDR?

[@JadeJoddle]

It depends what job you are being interviewed for.

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اللهم صل وسلم وزد وبارك على حبيبنا محمد وعلى آل بيته الطيبين الطاهرين أزواجه وذريته وصحبه أجمعين ومن والاه بإحسان إلى يوم الدين لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله العلي العظيم لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين وصلى الله على نبينا محمد وعلى آل بيته الطيبين الطاهرين أزواجه وذريته وصحبه أجمعين ومن والاه بإحسان إلى يوم الدين

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You look beaming Jade. I hope you give us the secret. What I ignore totally is your skills in using the bow in archery. How things will be if you have an arrow to shoot us. I wish not to be there this day. Oh, the queens don't bow.

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Hi Jade. I love antidisestablishmentarianism.

[@SA-so7jah]

Цікаво, що в Українській та російській мові немає хомофонів/homophone, можу помилятися, але мені здається, що неможливо знайти слова, котрі пишуться по-різному і при тому звучать однаково.

[@keithdenyer3937]

Fire arrows? They are shot, technically losed.

[@rossmaddin3017]

You use the word posh quite often .You would not hear members of the royal family using this word .It is really a low class word.

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I disagree. You never say 'yo' unless you are making fun of people who say 'yo'. You might say 'hey'.

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In the name of Allah, the Compassionate, the Merciful. 1. Say, “He is Allah, the One. 2. Allah, the Eternal. 3. He begets not, nor was He begotten. 4. And there is none comparable to Him

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Complete rubbish

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No fault in the English, though.

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So what?