STOP Overusing"You're Welcome"!Learn Better Responses to "Thank You"! Avoid These Important Mistakes

[@juanvazquez4185]

This is the best place to improve your English.

[@jeevankumarsanapala6904]

But he doesn't know archaic words or old use words and ignores diphthongs.

[@abbos_axiy]

@@jeevankumarsanapala6904Just check the channel name out. It's «EVERYDAY ENGLISH» Not an entire history of English or sth like that

[@TheEvil_RED2000]

​@@jeevankumarsanapala6904 sorry, could you give me an example please? Your answer looks interesting

[@fredylopez2477]

​@@jeevankumarsanapala6904 Maybe he doesn't know any archaic words or old USED words BUT nowadays what do you want them for ?. BUT I don't think he ignores Grammar, Phonetics, Pronunciation or Spelling of his mother language, I couldn't believe that. He focuses on pronunciation, intonation, phonetics and meanings and just like he says the real English they speak in America or The United States

[@jeevankumarsanapala6904]

@@fredylopez2477 He is saying that Orison doesn't exist in English language. If he knows phonetics why he is saying diphthongs as long vowels ?

[@connordoyel5107]

One of the best channels in youtube ❤

[@linathe7876]

Yes absolutely ❤

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

1:12 A solution to mastering perfect English. 3:46 You didn’t have to put in much effort. 7:25 We don’t want our customers to remain unhappy and quiet.

[@English_for_EGE]

Great, thanks ❤

[@ivivanov]

Thank you for the lesson!

[@evgeniychernov5763]

It is one of the most useful English teaching channels on KZbin. The reviews of Marina's channel are my favorite

[@lali2alekperova219]

Thank you so much for your amazing lessons! Your grammar explanations are perfect, and I’ve learned a lot from you. I’m truly grateful for your teaching and the effort you put into helping us improve our English.

[@elenakim4273]

Спасибо ❤

[@guibertcarlos2879]

Good teacher😀

[@HikaruHeiwaga]

Great. Thank you for teaching us correct English

[@IamMeremortal]

That is the reason why I prefer to learn english with native english teacher!

[@muhammadwaqar7068]

Thank lots ❤❤

[@3angels.Rev.14]

Excellent

[@Leonar-xn9ce]

Thank you Teacher Keven.❤

[@EDP2500]

Hi Kevin. To me, you're a great English teacher. However, in this context, "take" is used to refer to the amount of effort required to do something. The phrase "make an effort" would imply actively trying or exerting energy, but in this case, she's referring to the effort needed, so "take" I think is the correct choice.

[@77fiancee]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@kirkhemmet7940]

Great

[@Byynx]

A video about the topic "when to use stay/be" would be great.

[@amiryazdani2318]

❤🎉

[@alvarorodriguez7635]

Thank you so much.

[@romanivanov6183]

This feeds da thesis

[@Assa-Bee]

Thank you!

[@АлескандрЯстержембский]

Могілко! Така персональна робота вартує грошей. Це ж знахідка та подарунок авторів. 1000 дол для міліонерки та інфлюенсерки якою ти є, не проблема за 30хв розбу. Вау. Дякую всім учасникам

[@naba7719]

Thank you 👍 ❤.

[@abbos_axiy]

An amazing lesson as usual. Thanks a lot, teacher Kevin !🙏🏻

[@renatop5661]

It's kind of mean, but oddly satisfactory to see you roasting all those English language influencers.

[@linathe7876]

English For Everyone ❤

[@Byynx]

There is another native english teacher where she says those verbs like "helped" are prounounced as a single final "d" like "helpd" and not "helpt".

[@abbos_axiy]

Guys, who are available, mention this channel in her video comment section, and tell her for she'd check her mistakes out, her subscribers as well🙌🏻

[@aleksandra6878]

She doesn’t care

[@MarineGh-hv8re]

So the fact is one can be illiterate and can fool illiterate people just opening mouth with hypocritical smile and making a lot of mistakes.... Thank you for your work.. ❤

[@sbodrillo]

While achieving English fluency as a non-native speaker is commendable, teaching the language effectively requires expertise typically found in native speakers. Either defer to experienced native speakers for teaching roles, or be transparent that your classes focus on conversational skills, acknowledging inevitable mistakes. As someone who has studied English for over 20 years, I continue to learn from my mistakes daily, thanks to educational resources like this video

[@numanergun.5911]

hellllllllooooooo. dear friend ı owe you a lot of things. thnx a lot

[@natsuyt1829]

I don’t understand where she got the audacity to sell a course without knowing proper English. She should learn English properly from Kevin, then start her so-called English course.

[@lamaxx8562]

Kevin isn't bad, but there are many better teachers on YT)

[@lola99543]

@lamaxx8562 who?

[@userjk7]

THE advanced according to Mogilko's standards 😁

[@thelma-7777]

The difference between 'can' and 'can't' is very , very subtle.

[@MotuzkoIP]

Omg! It is crazy! 🙈 so many mistakes and she sells English courses to others!!

[@ricardoluizmarcello]

You can be sure she is helping a lot of people. Even americans don’t speak 100% correct English!

[@olgaorlova1569]

​@@ricardoluizmarcelloHelping with what? With incorrect English? Then yes

[@EnjoyMoto]

She is russian. But it's not about nationality, just watch only native speakers and teachers

[@AndrzejMichalski-ot1lt]

I'm sorry, but she should brush up on her English

[@abbos_axiy]

Sure, she must be helping, who said she isn't ? And this teacher Kevin hasn't seen what inside that course. He's only mentioning mistakes from her own speech that she and all the learners must know and be aware of the mistakes

[@jdoe4548]

holy cow I was scared YT made you remove source videos

[@nana-mf3ik]

This is how you advertise your own English course, with mistakes! Way to go marina. Don't stop!

[@Belquis-jf5ex]

?

[@fredylopez2477]

"You honored" is past tense. = tú honraste. And she should've used the pasive voice.

[@olgaorlova1569]

Thank you! Your videos are very useful for English learners!🎉

[@abbos_axiy]

26:46 Can we say «I can't stand parties» without -ing ?

[@enriquezavelgarcia1597]

Great, GREAT job, Kevin. I recognize you're the very best English teacher.😊😊

[@WHIVIX]

It seems like she doesn't care at all 😂

[@aleksandra6878]

Yeah

[@ru2979]

Bro beating Linguamarijuana Right and Left 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Olya-h7o]

Mogilko probably still doesn’t watch these videos perceiving it as “hate”😂 In reality, you can’t pay money for a review like this. I wish someone would analyze my speech in such details and criticize me in a constructive way. Seems like I have to become an “influencer” and start my own youtube channel teaching people mistakes first

[@Llb890]

You are running after her

[@joseantoniodavila2752]

How to pronounce deja vu?

[@fredylopez2477]

Yeah, "CAN'T" we gotta used "stop t" or "a pause" when pronouncing it. "CAN" we've got to use a continuos pronunciation, that's to say, it ain't "a stop t".

[@ernestovaldesalvarez5291]

Kevin, what's the sorce or sorces of so many mistakes in these so-called English teachers? Do you mind telling us?

[@gheebutter2198]

Thanks a lot. By the way, is he AI?

[@aleksandra6878]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@nikolay2256]

3:00 "not expansion but expansion". they sound exactly the same for me. help :)

[@ricardoluizmarcello]

Exactly! I don’t like the way they present the mistakes.

[@frederickwalzer5555]

It is a long a.

[@ricardoluizmarcello]

@@frederickwalzer5555man, if you don’t understand the word “expansion” because of a 0,2 seconds difference in a vowel, really, the problem is in your ear

[@maskup3661]

Even the KZbin description gets the same word while Kevin pronounces it, this was really heavy

[@pasimaenpaa2360]

This is just for perfect english test. And definitely not every day using. If you can't handle it, so what. If you say "you're welcome" , in your opinion it is rude. That's all.

[@webnefor]

Thanks for the lesson 👉🏻👈🏻

[@userjk7]

"as the way of thanks" and she sells courses, that's ridiculous!

[@ricardoluizmarcello]

“Expansion” sounded to me the same way using /æ/ or /ɛ/. Her pronunciation did not affect understanding. You’re nitpicking and looking for ‘a needle in a haystack’ just to make your video.

[@Jasmin-yf6nt]

He is not nitpicking. Correct pronunciation is crucial for those aiming to reach the advanced level and sound as close as possible to native speakers. If your goal is simply to be understood, there are plenty of channels that can help you achieve that without “nitpicking” or searching for “a needle in a haystack”.

[@juanvazquez4185]

​@@Jasmin-yf6ntActually, that's what really makes the difference.

[@lamaxx8562]

​​@@Jasmin-yf6ntCorrect pronunciation? 😂 What is correct pronunciation? Evry US state has own accent) And Australia, NZ, SA. Kevin is OK if you want to improve American English tho

[@olgaorlova1569]

The problem is that she teaches English as being portrayed as a "native" speaker which is obviously wrong. That's surely okay to make mistakes but if you teach, at least, you should double check your script. And what's more, she doesn't learn from her own mistakes. She could have improved her.

[@Jasmin-yf6nt]

@lamaxx8562 The joke‘s on you here-Kevin specifically states at the beginning of his videos that he teaches American English, not Australian, New Zealand, or South African accents. While accents in the U.S. can vary slightly by region, there are still standard pronunciation rules that help learners sound more natural in American English. The word expansion is pronounced with a long ‘A’ sound, like ex-PAN-shun. Mispronouncing it as ex-PEN-shun or something similar might not just sound off-it can also create confusion in certain contexts, especially for advanced learners aiming for fluency and clarity.

[@imnothing1382]

❤

[@polymathsmart3361]

This nitpicking has become outrightly ridiculous. I can't even count how many of these corrections are unnecessary. I think you've already pointed out all there is to really correct in Marina's videos. Now you're mostly nitpicking very negligible or even subjective things. No one speaks perfect English all the time, not even native speakers.

[@fredylopez2477]

Perfection doesn't exist in this world my friend BUT if not even natives don't speak perfectly, but I don't believe that, just imagine the non-native speakers who claim to be English teachers just because they speak it. There's a big difference between being a native who teaches his/her mother tongue AND being a non-native who thinks he/she/ can teach it just because they speak it

[@polymathsmart3361]

​@@fredylopez2477 Well, anyone can teach English as long as they know their onions. At this time in history, no one gets to gatekeep the language. It's an international language now - the pretty much official language of the world. So, I'm not going to argue with you regarding if Marina thinks she can teach just because she can speak the language. What I'm interested in here are the mistakes being corrected. Many of these corrections are unnecessary or just plain stupid. Everything she says is being nitpicked, not just what she is teaching. That's what I have a problem with. We all make little mistakes regularly when talking. That's normal. The "expansion" and "whatever" corrections were just plain stupid. When she said these words, I heard and understood them clearly and didn't think anything else. I only started reconsidering after he started nitpicking them. The truth is no one has perfect pronunciation. In the US alone, there are quite a number of different native accents. So, as long as you're very close to what might be referred to as the general standard, you're good. Some of the things nitpicked aren't even wrong. It's pathetic at this point.

[@Andrei-t4y]

are you russian?

[@LiVo-tu7nx]

Yes, Marina does make mistakes, but as far as her pronunciation is concerned, you are just picking holes in it. Americans swallow a lot of sounds and words while speaking.The whole world is just mumbling nowadays regardless of language.

[@SawakoDever]

Omg when she’s going to stop teaching the incorrect English

[@fredylopez2477]

As long as she gets money or profits she won't stop.

[@kingo_friver]

I knew precisely what mistakes Marina had made even before watching today's lesson. I t hink I got supernatural power, finally.

[@joaopedrobalieirodacosta2844]

She seems to mix up articles consistently, which is expected of a native speaker of Russian, which lacks this feature. What else did you spot?

[@kingo_friver]

​@@joaopedrobalieirodacosta2844 I just spotted some video editing errors in the previous version of this video Lol Before it was pulled out, I watched it anyway

[@kingo_friver]

All Marina clips were missing in that video, but Kevin hilariously kept pointing out Marina's mistakes without Marina's presence.

[@ПолинаМоргачева]

Я конечно не поклонница Могилко, но по-моему, в этом видео уже перегиб. К каждому неправильному звуку цепляться. Это же спонтанная речь, и она не носитель. Вообще, так легко делать подобный контент. Просто берешь видео с неносителем и прикапываешься к любой мелочи. Намного сложнее и ценнее было бы выискивать видео, в котором учитель дает ложную информацию в ОБУЧАЮЩЕМ ВИДЕО, например, дает выражение, а в нем делает кучу ошибок. Или неправильно объясняет грамматическое правило. Раньше на канале так и было, но видимо искать такой контент становится все сложнее, а просмотры сами себя не сделают.

[@fredylopez2477]

All I can say is that non-native English speakers shouldn't teach a language which ain't their mother tongue and don't master, they've got to teach their mother tongue. The fact of speaking a foreign language doesn't mean you can teach it correctly, on the contrary, you create more confusion. I'm not a native speaker, I'm a non native but I can teach English as far as my knowleddge goes, I don't pretend to be a know-it--all and arrogant just because I speak, understand, write and read English

[@ПолинаМоргачева]

You are literally contradicting yourself. You say that a non-native speaker cannot teach English, but at the same time, you say that you are a non-native speaker, yet you can teach at the level you possess. Teaching should be done by a TEACHER. Whether they are a native speaker or not is not as important. The main thing is that your level is significantly higher than that of your students.

[@fredylopez2477]

​​@@ПолинаМоргачева I'm not contradicting myself pal and It seems to me you didn't read the last paragraph of my text. If a non-native can teach correctly that depends on several facts. The only ones that can teach it correctly are native English teachers or speakers.

[@ПолинаМоргачева]

@@fredylopez2477 I did. But it seems to me you didn’t read what you’d written in your first paragraph.

[@ПолинаМоргачева]

@@fredylopez2477 as a non-native teacher, I can’t agree with you, unfortunately