Talk About the Weather in English: Advanced English Lesson

[@EnglishLikeANative]

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[@isabelgarciamendez3892]

This is so creative and easy to follow. You are amazing Anna, thank you!

[@abdenacerharouni9234]

Here in Algeria we use the degree Celsius. So, saying weather in english is more interesting and a good topic support. Thank you teacher Anna

[@lucas-vq3qe]

Thank you. Today we have graupel in Dublin :). I lived a little earthquake in a stop in Colombia. I'm an Argentinian who enjoys listening to your accent and using your videos for shadowing.

[@francy2610]

Great and compelling video! Thank you Anna for this useful lesson! I experienced a severe weather 5 years ago, here in Malta. Luckily I was indoor, at home. There was a frightening hurrican and who was outside was definitely in danger. With climate changes there will be more and more unhappy events like that.

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Correction: I experienced a severe weather EVENT 5 years ago, here in Malta. Luckily I was INDOORS, at home. There was a frightening HURRICANE and THOSE THAT WERE outside WERE definitely in danger. With climate changes there will be more and more unhappy events like that.

[@fabrice9252]

@@EnglishLikeANative I thought of: "There was a frightening hurricane and whoever was outside was definitely in danger / at risk" Correct Anna? ... Thank you! Isn't "those WHO were outside..." better?

[@comercialeletronsp3457]

Anna, you are very intelligent and talented. Congrats.

[@ilonaw.8352]

Thank you Anna for being for us

[@ОлегНазаренко-ч8т]

The lesson is a pleasure as always. Anna you are a gifted multifaceted actress!

[@joaoandre7488]

Wow what a lesson about weather conditions! Thank you teacher now I know some expressions about the weather in English. Brilliant lesson.

[@EnglishLikeANative]

I am so pleased that you found it useful. Thank you for commenting. What's your favourite weather?

[@greenbelly2008]

I had to stop my car once since it was raining cats and dogs and because of the overflow I couldn´t see where the pavement was. To tell you the truth, I was scared to death. Thank you Anna for your wonderful lesson and greetings from Argentina.

[@damianherman6829]

One of the best video about weather I've ever seen on youtube. Thanks Anna Take Care.

[@childericoalencastro]

Ana, you are one of my favorite English teachers on You Tube. Every day, you are more beautiful and more perfect in teaching and in the content.

[@manuelgordillo520]

excellent and funny job. you are like aloe vera, every day I find out something different about you that is good for learning English. I picture outages as the same as blackouts. BTW, in Tenerife the haze and we are brothers because Sahara is near, we are used to living together.

[@joseenriquereinoza9291]

Great lesson. So complete. What a lovely teacher! Congrats.

[@fabrice9252]

Anna ma belle, you are my Sunday sunshine that has come to pierce and dissipate all the cumulonimbus clouds of this grey morning of early May! In addition and from now on, you have become my absolute favorite Weather Girl! I am sincerely convinced that proposals from channel directors looking for a weather forecaster/presenter will soon be pouring in! You did an absolutely fabulous job with this lesson This is undoubtedly the best one I've seen about weather and now, weather and forecast in English have no more secret for us. You are solar and your talent is hair-ruffling! 🙏👏👏👏 You're boss, girl. 👍Thank you so much my lovely for a new brilliant lesson. 🌞🌟 Just Fab.! Bisous 😘🌹 ⚡❤

[@laurapavone3513]

'You are my sunshine My only sunshine You make me happy When skies are gray You'll never know, dear How much I love you Please don't take My sunshine away'⛱️

[@fabrice9252]

Very nice poem Laura! Bravo! 👌👍

[@wenzhenyu984]

I accidentally stumbled upon this channel and was deeply attracted by your lesions. You are one of my favorite teachers, Your lessons sound very professional, I love them.❤

[@hasanzahidi5875]

Wow! What an amazing vocabulary-packed lesson by a professional gorgeous & graceful teacher! ❤ In my country we use Celsius In the South and south east the temperature may reach 41-45 degrees .. the people in these areas can’t go out till late in the afternoon because of the scorching sun🥵 Thank you Anna for this interactive video 👍 You and ur team are doing a great job indeed 😎

[@aclesiorobertolimadeassis6703]

The worst we have had in Brazil are storming which causes landslides and flooding in some areas, causing people to lose their furniture, houses and sometimes lives. We have had lots of those problems over last summers when we have more rain.

[@andrecustodio2432]

It's been a long time since I watched your videos for the last time 😅 but there are always so many things to learn, and I'm really grateful for your help throughout the years 🙏👍

[@amalchandradas3235]

Very good teaching

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

In Italy we use the Celsius scale. Thank you so much!

[@rubengonzalez-ov8we]

Thank you

[@KhalidNageb]

Always creative Thanks Anna, 💪🏼

[@diomedestamayo3985]

Thank you Anna, amazing video

[@diegofernandez597]

We use Celsius in Argentina

[@tetiana7868]

Really appreciate 👍 excellent selection of vocab and most importantly, in context, these weather forecasts are just a treasure for advanced learners

[@ravir.8588]

Wow! Amazing.👍😊

[@Nati__1987]

I really liked this video, Ana 😊 Greetings from Chile

[@mosammatakter2758]

Thank you ❤❤

[@MohamedouCentrale-hp7hb]

Wonderful lesson

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it. I hope the weather is nice where you are today.

[@mariajesusmartinezbermejo6527]

hi Anna. It´s been a lot of time since I heard that fantastic and clear explanation of words and concepts. I´m absolutely dumbfounded. thanks so much. Where I live there´s a lot of sunshine throughout the year and we need a little bit more of rain.

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

It’s a smashing video!

[@iocetprce7575]

Captivated lecture ! ❤

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Wow, thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it. What's the weather like for you today?

[@fabrice9252]

Captivating! Watch out to the difference between captivated and captivating! ;-)

[@lukeenglishaddict6928]

And what about wind chill?

[@erasmobeltranleyva4333]

Me gustan mucho tus vídeos , he aprendido a hablar cada vez más el idioma inglés ❤

[@kristinamincikova2001]

Please Anna can you make some videos aimed on british culture? I will probably never visit your stunning beautiful homeland but videos like this warm my secretly british soul. Thabk you

[@yanakozachok3723]

Thank you, Anna! That’s amazing! Can I have notes of this video?

[@hectorl.4744]

In Latin American countries we use Celsius scale, but in the Petroleum Industry we use Farenheit scale according to API standards.

[@marceloffsalassalas5875]

Anna eres una genia con todo lo que haces...tu trabajo es muy valorado y agradecido... Te mando un saludo de mar del plata Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷 Y felicitaciones por el rey nuevo.. Seria bueno que hagas un video de la corona britanica, de su historia y de lo que significa para ustedes!!

[@yusrabahi4043]

Thank you for this video.. And all videos of course 😉

[@EnglishLikeANative]

I am glad you enjoy them. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Do you prefer hot or cold weather?

[@jo_ao]

In Brazil we use Celsius scale. ✌🏽🇧🇷

[@christineyeghiazaryan2021]

no one cares about it

[@mmmbjnw]

In The Indian Sub-continent Everyone Use Both Celcius, Farenheight And Kelvin Tharmometers To Measure The Weather Temperature

[@saurabhchauhan3923]

Mam, your videos are more informative, it helps me a lot 👍

[@EnglishLikeANative]

You are very welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment. What's the weather like where you are?

[@saurabhchauhan3923]

@@EnglishLikeANative I am from India🇮🇳, There is falling hail in my location

[@AhmedOmar-vu5ln]

Thank You very much ... Could You tell me pleaee what is the diference between : 1- The nurse said Mike was walking when he was stung . 2- The nurse said Mike had been walking when he was stung . " my guess is in the first sentence past continuous + past simple and in the second sentence past perfect continuous + past simple " is it correct ? and also between : 1- The nurse said Mike was stung by the bee yeasterday . 2- The nurse said Mike had been stung by the bee yesterday . " my guess is in the first sentence passive with simple past and the second sentence passive with present perfect .. is it correct ?

[@fabrice9252]

~~~~~ The Thunder ~~~~~ Don't talk me of sun, talk to me about rain Fine weather disgusts me and drives me insane Splendid azures make me 'tantrum' For granted to me on earth, the greatest of love 'Owe it to bad weather, I owe it to Jove It fell on me one night of storm ... One November night, stradding the rooftops With deafening growls, a dreadful thunderbolt Set fires of artifices Leaping up from her bed in her night attire My distraught neighbour came banging my portal Crying for my good offices. “I’m alone, frightened, open for pity’s sake! My husband's just left for the hard job he makes Poor hired guy, hard keep to earn Forced to sleep outdoors when the weather is bad, For the reason he's a traveling salesman With a lightning conductor firm" Blessing the renowned name, Benjamin Franklin! I opened my arms, took her safely within Then it was love that did the rest! You who scatter conductors all around Why didn't you plant one onto your own ground? The most fatal mistake to make!…. When Jove took a hike, went hear himself farther The belle having from all her fears recovered, Having pulled herself together, Went back to her hearth to get her husband dried Fixing me a date; for next storm, all was planned Rendez-vous to the next thunder! And from that day on I never let drop my eyes I devoted my life to observing the skies To watching the clouds going by, Gazing at the stratus, peering at the nimbus Making my sweetest eyes at the least cumulus, But the belle has never come back Her good husband had secured so much business And sold so many iron parts that night there That he’d become a millionaire And had taken her to some skies always blue Of idiotic countries where never rains for true Where none has a clue of thunder... May God grant my lament goes all beating drums Speak to her of rain, tell her of foul weather That we faced up both together Tell her that a certain deadly thunderbolt On target of my heart has left the nice draw Of a flower resembling her. F. + G.B. ⚡❤ ⚡🌹

[@fabrice9252]

~~~~ The Fountain ~~~~ In the stream of the clear fountain The belle was bathing all naked When of a sudden a wind shift Threw her clothes in clouds of heavens In a distress, at me she waved So as to clothe her, to go fetch Piles of vine leaves, yellow trillium Or Lily or orange blossoms. With a few petals of roses I crafted a piece of corsage The beauty was not very thick And only one rose was enough. With a few branches of the vine A piece of cotillion, I made But the beauty,... she was so fine A single leaf was adequate Then she stretched out her arms, her lips, As if to thank her servitor I took them with so much fever That she was all crumpled and stripped The ingenue enjoyed the game For at the pristine clear fountain She went to bathe naked, often Praying to God there would be gale!... F. 😘 🌹❤

[@rafalth81]

Is it cold in UK? What is called that heater behind you?

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Currently, it's nice - mild, about 18c. There is no heater behind me, I believe you are referring to my tripod lamp. Do you like it?

[@rafalth81]

@@EnglishLikeANative I thought it was a kind of heater we used to use when I was a child. We called it słoneczko -little sun.

[@carlose.padilla8876]

Hi Anna I'm under the weather.

[@EnglishLikeANative]

I’m sorry to hear that

[@Fribaa]

👍👍🌹

[@farhodsulaymonov1725]

You are such a beautiful woman Anna.

[@JesusestDieuSTUDIO]

Good afternoon hope you are fine . Please can you help me? "To take back" is also means: to repeat True or false ? For instance if you I say : Sorry please. Didn't get you well. Can you please take your voice back ? Is this sentence right or false?

[@EnglishLikeANative]

No that is not correct. If you take back something you said then you regret saying it. Like if you offend someone, or say something you later realise was unfair or incorrect then you say “I take back what I said”

[@salvatore-s]

Humidity In % at 1,13 minutes not in degrees

[@fabrice9252]

Indeed, I had noted it. 'Around forty percent'. A little inaccuracy from Anna, but of course we can forgive her given the excellence of the lesson! ;-)

[@salvatore-s]

@@fabrice9252 yes of course! She’s the best .

[@fabrice9252]

@@salvatore-s Absolutely! :-)

[@dope1725]

🧏🙆🥂