🔵 Strange Odd Weird Bizarre Outlandish Wacky - Strange Odd Weird Bizarre Outlandish Wacky Examples

[@svetlanalitvinova3522]

Great lesson ,great teacher !!!!

[@ronenr1405]

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[@ronenr1405]

Great 👍🏻

[@iswearenglish]

Thanks ✌️

[@fatemepapi-iu2tn]

perfect❤

[@lillianb9831]

Love your lessons.They are quite fantastic

[@am.k1]

You are such a great person 💚

[@kerryg.]

LOL. This video today is just up "my alley" I should say. All the words used in context have all been used to describe ME by others who found my particular type of humor to be totally inappropriate at times. I DO believe the teacher totally expected to hear a comment from me on today's video. He just got my 2 Cherries High 5 stamp of approval. 🍒 ✋ 😉

[@amirm1603]

I appreciate sir, you spend your precious time to teach learners freely May your shadow never diminish

[@irismaxwell5969]

I LOVE ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 YOUR EXPLANATION! THANKS! I WAS ABOUT TO WRITE COMMENTS AND GOD GAVE ME OUTLANDISH. THANKS AGAIN

[@iswearenglish]

👐

[@ronenr1405]

So do I ! Hopefully you are subscribed to this great educational channel

[@miguelesteponateam1031]

Thank you teacher!!!

[@marwanshaheen6122]

What a great video Thank you

[@EC-cr8wt]

Thanks you master 👍

[@vikghjbj3137]

thank you

[@yahyasmam]

Thank you

[@DamizinhoBr]

Tyvm!!

[@utkarshgoswami9390]

Very useful sir, have you forgotten my request of the word 'happen to'

[@esraayousef6822]

keep it up

[@bruceleroyhoffman]

Being weird is synonymous to awesome.

[@englishwithbatayneh5908]

I have just watched video for u about onomatopoeia it was really thrilling. Another word that has onomatopoeic origin is the word wacky. It comes from the verb whack which means to hit hardly.

[@englishwithbatayneh5908]

Mr Alex, our English language counselor, i was wandering if there is any difference between vague , obfuscate , obnubilate , obscure, ambiguous and enigmatic

[@1romancatholic]

And, synonym is not cinnamon -the latter is a spice....arather good one.

[@lutchbizin6420]

Thank you for the video, Alex! How about the adjective zany? Is it as positive so to say as wacky?

[@reexjuuz3893]

Raining in summer is very weird

[@candytwiggytwist3506]

Could you explain, what is the difference between "to me" and "for me", like in the phrases: "it's strange to me" or "it's strange for me"? Please :)

[@gabrielacasanova6607]

I also would like this explained :)

[@bruceleroyhoffman]

In New York, they said that Mr Leroy Green Sr. was weird, a black guy who makes pizza. Now everyone knows his slogan: Just directa your feetza to daddy Greeen's Pizza

[@countbeauty5222]

There is nothing outlandish -if have- *about having* a substitute instead of your regular teacher, but it was strange for me when I found that my teacher just can't teach us because of the new schedule. The first task from the new teacher was to write an essay and I did it using -as much as possible- *as many* odd *words* for non-native English speaker words *as possible* (I hope my explanation here not weird). I guess the word "carpetbagger" -will- *would* sound -for here- absolutely bizarre here and I don't get wacky remarks about my work.

[@MrIrons-og3rg]

FBI lol. Thank you for your classes.

[@rrasgar]

outlandish adj. strange; unusual; alien; foreign, of or relating to another country: remote from civilization

[@mahadmohamed9995]

Your persistent student of English learner .

[@ivanor7078]

Hello teacher thank you for your nice videos.i love them.been very helpful. I found uncanny and queer which are related to this lesson.can i have your apinion about these two? Are they the same as stange?

[@ivanor7078]

@@iswearenglish Thank you very much.👍😊

[@RabbitHorse777]

Half of all whole numbers are odd, but it doesn't mean that they are strange. I know that's a weird comment to make, but it's not outlandish to point it out. Imaginary numbers might seem bizarre to the layperson, but mathematicians use them all the time. Some mathematicians have a wacky sense of humor.

[@IWriteMotto]

dearest teacher

[@dmitryderikaftanov4]

I want to discus this topic set an example with the sign on your T-short ( I beg pardon for my English). Am I rightly use this words in the following sentences: As for me this sign is otlandish, but it is odd at the same time. (That looks like I wear onT-shirt with sign KGB or FSB). On the other hand your T-shirts is bizzare , because I don't no what you are up to. After all thank you very much

[@garaadhope8263]

Hello, teacher after long sick tonight I'm capable to continue my learning

[@Lemonheart69]

What about the oddly weird word "haberdashery"?

[@yolandagrabowski6043]

Some asked me to drink my urine. He said said we should keep the weird in our city. My stomach said eeuu.

[@adamwnt]

you just killed six birds with one stone in this video

[@shpien]

Herewith, folks, we have killed half a dozen words with one video.

[@shpien]

Me too. It's a couple of letters longer than hereby. :)