Use This 3 Letter English Word to Sound Like a Native!
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- čas přidán 10. 06. 2024
- You read that correctly - three letters to sound more like a native! What are you waiting for? Find out now!
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Laura and Berwyn are two geniuses. They teach people through making them laugh. Their face expressions, emotions, all the details are just a masterpiece!
I’m in so love with Laura’s accent. Also, I’m missing her Peaky Blinders accent video series. They are so good!
I’m BritISH, EnglISH actually, I use ISH a lot!
I didn’t realise I used it as much as I do til you mentioned it 🤷🏻♀️
In Germany it's nowadays quite common to use or add "-ish" in English conversations. I'm not sure where it came from, but I suspect stream services.
Oh yes, -ish is used a lot by my friend from Yorkshire. Usually when I ask the time then he answers like…3ish. Thanks for the explanation. Love it!
You are gorgeous teacher , we love you from Egypt❤
You’re great! Thank you!
My English family loves to use "ish" together with time if they don't want to fix a time exactly like we usually do in Germany.
"Let's meet at the pub at 5-ish."
Means: Sometime after 5. It was hard for me as a German to get used to it. 🤣
Gibt's so was auf Deutsch nicht?! 😅
4:15 made me laugh-out-loud, that face in a cut-out!
Very good video as always!! Thank you!
Oh my gosh!!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work!!!! Oh my gosh!!!!
Thank you I didn't know that. Good job.
Thank you so much 👍
Thank you so much to teach us about this. I moved to the U.K. 2 years ago, I really can’t understand the slang or some English in my daily life which is not taught in the exercise book😂. It is so hard to chat with others! I will keep an eye on your guys' channel❤
Hi lovely... Love the way you teach n speak.. ❤️🌹
I like the way you are teaching us...very exciting. Dont forget to hv enough drinking water at the end of the vid. LOL.
i have a good Understand about this lesson Thank You for Your teachin.
I have a good Understand About this Thank you for your teaching.
Oh my gosh!!! I'm surprised ish when i was learning English in My country The way my teachers were pronouncing
Idek why I’m watching this I’m a native English speaker but yeah tbh she’s so right HAHAHA
Haha me too 😂
Etymologically this is the Megrelian genitive case ending. The same as in Polish, Swedish, Spanish. There are huge number of Megrelian and Laz words and morphemes in the English language. You, guys, used to be Georgians.
The way knowing this word before the video boosted my confidence to heaven--
Yo, in my country most of ppl using american british, it was easier for me, but you Laura, u help me for understanding better english accent, for me grammar are not sometihing urgent, but how to communicate words, is much urgent. Sorry for my bad english, thanks for the vid! Terima Kasih.
3 letters to speak the English language properly is to >>pronounce all and every
I love Smashing Englishish! 🤩
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What time shall I come to your party on Saturday?
- At sixish 😉
Many thanks milady!, you're doing a wonderful job by teaching british english for us, all that i can say is thanks!, Cheers
Okish
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Does it work with Greenwich also ?
Another 3-letter suggestion: "tad". Do I sound a tad of a normal person? Normal-ish, I mean? Tad normal??
A tad like a normal person/ a tad normal. Not a tad of a normal person 😉
@@amyw6808 😃 Thanks, it was helpful. This is a tad tricky one, I knew! 🙂
you looks like Sophie Marceau !
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I'm from Minnesota and my family use "ish" to describe something that is gross, icky or a strong dislike of something (mostly weather related). "We are getting more snow this weekend". "Again? Ish" or "the weather looks ishy out there". I've never heard the phrase "ish" alone to mean anything else but ick or gross.
That’s not a context we use in British English. I’m wondering if it’s more a local way of saying “ick”!
Please, give us your take on Gemma Chan’s RP accent.
Is 'ish' used with time as well, meaning 'exactly'?
Not exactly, at five-ish means at around five
@@carotheplaylistmakerThanks!
The opposite. It means ‘around’. 5-ish is sort of 4:50-5:10
You are amazing (not amazing-ish) thanks!!!
These videos are so more-ish!!
Do americans also use -ish the same way?
Useful-ISH🤣❤️
Do you think our accent or rp as you say is hard to understand welsh Valleys i live in pontlottyn about six miles from merthyr Tydfil so we are deep in the mountains where men are men and sheep are scared
May I know which part of England you are from?
Somewhere in the south, but not south west.
My English is Englishish
How to overcome the intermediate plateau in language learning?
If it's about vocabulary, well, read books. Different books. There are bunch of literary words and just stuff, that you won't hear as much on a daily basis
@@ascende_superius it is about speaking skills!
@@Dude-ln8pe oh, then, just practice. A lot. Try to have your inner monologues out loud, when no one is around if there's no one you can practice speaking skills with. But if there is, do it! Nothing will improve your speaking skills rather than, well, speaking :)
I am foolish by...
Washington
Tennis
Federation.
I am a SOB Son of Britain.
بِسْتْ !
You are so beautiful.
Are you BritIsh because your teeth are perfectly aligned.;)
You are cuteish 😅
awesom channel, thanks! but I beg you, remove the terrible light reflected in your pupils please!
you guys are brit-ish
The video is really useful - not "ish"
…’like a normal person’…?? You don’t sound like a ‘normal’ British, where’s your political correctness?😅