TALK ABOUT MONEY IN ENGLISH CORRECTLY! / AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY MARINA MOGILKO & ARIANNITA LA GRINGA

[@infoteka1708]

Many people do not understand what Kevin and Liza are doing, they think it’s not right to correct them but there’s a difference between knowing, using English and teaching. Yes, those “teachers “ are fluent enough and have no problem in daily life but teaching is different, you gotta be flawless in terms of teaching and knowing that language perfectly as well.

[@maksymkorinnyi7576]

These co called "teachers" are being exposed. These arianita and lingua Marina are not native speakers. No wonder they make so many mistakes. But they don't really care: they need audience.

[@bernardospinelli5588]

@@maksymkorinnyi7576 they speak English notably well for someone whose mother language is not English. However, they constantly make the same basic mistakes over and over, which is the case of their total lack of feeling (or knowledge) when using articles, for example. Slavic languages don't have articles, so it is quite typical for non-native speakers with Slavic backgrounds to make those mistakes, which is ok when you are talking to others in English but unnaceptable when you intend to teach English. To teach English, or any other foreign language, you must master the grammar of that language, which doesn't mean you must be a native but it does mean that you cannot make basic grammar errors like not using an article when it's mandatory, specially when in English the use of articles is so simple and straightforward comparing to, let's say, the German language, or even languages who have two genders.

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

@@bernardospinelli5588 to teach English and get paid for that one must be certified and licensed. One must also have a business license that stipulates what kind of business one is engaged in. Every State has its own rules and regulations. Is she now “teaches” finance and how to invest? That is scary.

[@conradofernandez3013]

@@maksymkorinnyi7576 I thought that Arianita was a native English speaker

[@jaxxon98]

She's obviously not.@@conradofernandez3013

[@iiii-319]

This is not Mexico, this is money😂. I can't, this is a gold comedy

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

Great lesson as usual. Thank you

[@georg727]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@VictoriaVictoria-ls8fk]

You are doing a great job! ❤

[@thetool96]

It is impressive and annoying how some KZbinrs sell themselves as native English speakers. Exposing these mistakes is very important, as many learners as me might not be able to catch them. Thank you, Kevin and Liza, for your work.

[@elymar870]

Thank you so much Kevin and Lisa ❤

[@vadimZ1000]

Awesome!

[@rezahasheminasab]

Thanks very much for your valuable efforts ❤ Kevin

[@khaledAbdelhadi07]

Despite my English is not good enough for speaking, but I understood all the mistakes that those "Teachers" did, even before you explained.

[@normaldayofvlog8831]

Nice ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@powerful-i8]

Thank you for the lesson

[@Evgen-u2j]

👍

[@elenashark4898]

Love it ❤❤❤

[@raoufgameover2135]

You are truly a wonderful teacher who deserves all the appreciation. Good luck

[@lunaazul1195]

Thank you so much🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

OMG

[@Rjrjuf]

👍👍

[@nik__nikulin]

Thank you!!

[@blancagarcia8458]

thank you so much, i love your videos!!!

[@maya.7057]

Physical copy of cash is counterfeit money :)

[@apostolcoronado9031]

I fondo tour lessons extremely valuable. The mistakes Marina and others make arre very common in non english speakers. Thank you for your services.

[@luciapeimbert4783]

Thank you Kevin again for helping us to improve this difficult language. When you said "the way the American business world and financial world work, why don't you say "and the financial world" work. Why did you omit the "the" in the second phrase? Also, can you say instead "the way the American business and the financial world work, avoiding saying world twice in a sentence? Would that work also? We are very fortunate to have you as our English teacher!!!

[@suk-ranseo5491]

I am leaning from Kevin and Liza's correction. Great job both of you!

[@carlaescobedo5381]

excellent!!

[@bernardospinelli5588]

all those "talk in English correctly" videos show the exact difference between speaking a foreign language fluently (with a slightly perceptible accent) and being actually qualified to teach that foreign language.

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

I'm on the same page. I was shocked when I realized, through Kevin and Liza, that they made a ton of mistakes. I stopped following those fake teachers right away.

[@mozanapon]

Gracias por tu labor con nosotros los que estamos aprendiendo inglés, y quizás no notemos los errores de estas influencers, pues damos por sentado que lo que dicen está bien, al venderse como hablantes "nativas" del inglés

[@bright_horizon]

Excellente!

[@Traffic_Pro]

When you owe some money (not something) to someone, it means you need to give that money back 😊

[@aprendiendoidiomasconsteve3462]

Great

[@dmitriymartishenko4963]

Thank you for your work. All these mistakes, on the one hand, are very widespread and very often can be found in real life, and on the other hand, it is difficult to get rid of such mistakes, because they are tied to the norms of the native language of a person for whom English is a non-native language.

[@BaasanbilegSelegmaa]

it's it correct to say it was stopped printing in 1967

[@sameetramrakhiani9774]

Sure, in Pakistan, we pay a sales taxes in grocery store or other stores, such as clothes stores.

[@20ilincsh]

Gringa-Juinga😂 Majilka-Juilka

[@TxeruEnekoitz]

She’s a real crook

[@myrciwaiemyrciwaie8722]

They will teach you how to make mistakes.

[@fil-kanophilanthropist9988]

@@myrciwaiemyrciwaie8722hahaha u nailed it😅

[@mtlbienesraicestorreonyfra3108]

We dont pay sales taxes on groceries

[@castingsuceava]

So when can we use ‘nor’ ? Help us 😎

[@dannyjorde2677]

Normally you'll see "nor" when the word "neither" comes into play. "He neither retracted nor apologized"

[@nelum1639]

Thanks for the excellent lesson.

[@ariafr2023]

That's right, it is necessary to expose this scammer Mogilko, who teaches the wrong English, she is boring everyone!

[@georgestreet3833]

The American business world. Should I say I want to explore American culture or the American culture?

[@kingo_friver]

Ariannita, money forgery is a first-degree felony lol

[@vladimirkorobko6730]

Sick and tired of Marina Mogilko as a teacher! Is there an ethics commission or something at Google that would ban unscrupulous gold diggers like MM?

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

Where does Arriannita get her ideas? A physical copy of money? Her “teaching” is the most weird. And she is lying that she grew up in the US.

[@hettyherz]

I don't think this idea exists in any language (unless she's used to talk about making counterfeit money - well, that would be a "physical copy of money" indeed).

[@BaasanbilegSelegmaa]

how about an American version of that?

[@uselessvad2444]

Marina could use a ghost writer for her video scripts

[@fardeenkhan3108]

I think marina is much better than ariannita.... At least she doesn't say "I'm a car"😂😂😂instead of " I'm in a car"

[@ildikoborbely8826]

She would say: I'm in car!

[@tolgawhite9634]

This is Mexico ?? LOOL😅😅Really does she calling a teacher herself ??

[@rezahasheminasab]

This is Mexico 😂😂😂😂

[@СветланаМальцева-р6н]

I think it's a good idea to correct mistakes of native Russian speakers who speak English. We have typical mistakes because Russian is different from English. I don't agree with the commentators who say that these teachers deceive their students. By this logic, every teacher in our school is a fraud. I'm sure that the best teacher who teaches a non-native language has mistakes. Students should understand this. And later they can continue their studies with native speakers. I'm sure there are mistakes in my comment. But I can write my reflections, and you can understand me. I'll speak better later. The practice will help me. And such channels will help me too.

[@fredylopez2477]

She's really WRONG, she should study the language, I mean, she should study Grammar and Phonetics of the language and how to use the words in the correct contexts.

[@iliashcherbakov5717]

I think I figured you guys out. You are generated by AI English teachers. There is no way a human-being could make that many videos with the same emotions.

[@IvelinaDobreva]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ashnatanwar777]

Physical copy of cash🤣🤣🤣🤣 hilarious

[@dannyjorde2677]

1:57 If he's from Canada, he's definitely from America. What you mean is that he's not from the US.

[@fatiharouab1127]

Hi Canadians are not Americans. Didn't you know that?

[@dannyjorde2677]

@@fatiharouab1127 Hi. America is a continent and Canadians are from the American continent. Didn't you know that?

[@fatiharouab1127]

Hi there Your question was a little bit buffled you are getting the geography and the nationalities messed up. Please hear me out. When Kevin said canadians are not Americans he was Actually talking about the nationality. Sure Canada is located in north America and when we talk about countries who are located in north America as opposed to south America we are talking about Canada and The USA. But the thing is when we talk about country as a unit and indepandant land with a population, proper nationality and sovernety we have to specify the noun of the country and the nationality of people which is in this case Canadadians who live in Canada. So long story short Canada is located in north america but people who live their are Canadians not Americans. Have a good one From Switzerland I hope that my explanation is cristal clear.

[@dannyjorde2677]

@@fatiharouab1127 I'm perfectly aware of that, but I'll never buy that egocentric nonsense. America is a continent. And Canadians are from America. There's the word Usonian in the dictionary. Use it. 👍🏻

[@hettyherz]

I don't understand. If Ariannita is a native English speaker (as she states in her profile), then how come she makes a ton of mistakes? I'm under the impression that she makes even more mistakes than a non-native speaker Marina.

[@frederickwalzer5555]

She was probably born in the US but her parents are immigrants. I think her parents never spoke English correctly at home. The other thing is that she didn't get higher education degrees like going to college or University. She continues making terrible mistakes.

[@hettyherz]

​@@frederickwalzer5555 But she grew up in the USA, have friends, reads books or news; and she did go to school, didn't she? I thought children learn that type of elementary grammatic at school. As far as I know, Universities require quite a high level of language knowledge: complex grammatical structures, some level of linguistics knowledge. I remember our entry Spanish exam to get access to the Uni in Madrid. We had a whole year of prep classes, and it was damn hard even for natives (and most of them failed the exam anyway). So, I have no doubt Ariannita never went to a Uni, but she had to finish school though. In any case, she must realize she can't teach the language.

[@frederickwalzer5555]

I am living and studying in the US and the elementary and secondary education is not good. Most students are struggling in the first year of college because they have to improve their level to keep up with college assignments. It is a requirement in US universities to take basic classes in English 101, 102, etc. You learn how to write essays, and ethnographic ones too. As a non native speaker is better to take humanities classes like literature, art, history, and philosophy, the level of speaking, reading, and writing is going to improve a lot.

[@fredylopez2477]

She simply is not a native English speaker much less an ENGLISH TEACHER as she pretends to be, as simple as that, if she had been born in the USA, she wouldn't make those basic mistakes that only a non-native speaker makes.

[@gaikjon]

I don't think she was born and raised in the US.

[@kledsonenglish]

She never gets wood on the ball.

[@jaxxon98]

Is that a baseball reference?

[@Msp-edits]

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