Speaking English and Forgot a Word? Say THIS!

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[@marcoazevedo5878]

Hi Gabby! Thanks for the video! Yeah, we have some words like that in Brazilian Portuguese too. For instance, "trem", "negocinho", "treco", "coisinha", are colloquial synonyms for the word "coisa" which is the academic way of saying "thing" :)

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@hissendaud653]

At 22:::40 before midnight in Italy with our Queen 👸 beautiful great teacher Gabby

[@udorao1907]

Thanks gabby...from Indonesia

[@zakariaomer17]

Thank so much

[@sherryidibo2304]

It happens to me sometimes but I always try to write them down and memorizing them. Especially when it comes to devices and kitchen items..thanks Gabby for this lesson.

[@KatyEnglish.]

wow .you are so clever shireen

[@MarioSanchez79]

In spanish I think there are a lot of words to replace an specific word I don't know . And they depend on the region and country, the word more known in this sense is "cosa". But there are other ways to refer to this subject. i.e in Colombia "esa vaina"

[@aleyda7]

Madre

[@omarluna1559]

@@aleyda7 give me that "madre".how do you call this "madre"?

[@miuvans]

Cool soy de honduras y tambien uso vaina, otra común aqui es chunche

[@djesasadek4786]

Thanks A lot teacher.

[@princerana]

Hii Gabby i,m from India and I watch your all videos but I have no any partner with that I can practice of English speaking but I want to speak like American native speaker so that's why I gonna follow your all instructions whatever can make me much better in speaking I,m really appreciate for your thanku so much 🙏🙏

[@myohtike2681]

Hello Gobby! I have been studied English with your 10 videos and every day I study ahead as well in this month
I'm going up studying English in everyday on CZcams with some English tutor but you are my priority tutor
Honestly you are the best for me because I got very clearly understand in English by your teaching

[@bendjelloulsalah7819]

Thank's

[@kHHistorical]

Great upload teacher! Many thanks for sharing this♡ God blessed

[@princecorona2480]

Very helpful for me. Thankyou, Ms. Gabby~

[@abdiqafarabdullahijama.7468]

Thank you so much.

[@xiaohuihui19]

Thanks so much Ms.Gabby!! ♥️✨

[@igorshchekin959]

Thanks a lot, Gabby!

[@baharjani]

Thank you.
In fact cooperation is the best gift through the heart.

[@hammouissac9168]

Bravo teacher Gabby
thank you so much you are the best

[@ahmedhassan-pv3hn]

hi, Gabby thanks! so much I am happy about the new lesson you send me well by seeing you soon

[@tunaerdem4623]

Thank you..

[@youcefhaoua2733]

Thank you so much m.gaby

[@user-ko9be6iw9m]

Thanks from Russia! We have a lot of words like these!

[@fazlurrahman5989]

Hi, i need some english speaking partner

[@fazlurrahman5989]

I m indian

[@yaririsreinoso7317]

@@fazlurrahman5989 hi, do you wanna be my parner to speak between us

[@fazlurrahman5989]

@@yaririsreinoso7317 yeah, that would be great for me.

[@fazlurrahman5989]

Hi

[@aditrt4638]

I'm watching your video just after an hour of upload....What a pleasure!
Thank you Miss.

[@franciscojose6496]

Tank you teacher gabby god bless you ever

[@muzafferlincoln1847]

it's so helpful

[@stuardros4783]

I've never heard these words but i already can dig it.
You made my day ,thank you, Teacher and have a good one .

[@mimeengthink1183]

Whatchamacallit and Thingy are two words from this lesson that I am familiar with. Thanks Gabby, I'll write it down and will use it very often so I wont forget. ☺️

[@thissanathanmarshal4209]

Thank you.

[@yashdeep_singh_sen]

Thank you for this 🤗

[@oo-ne1lf]

very good english teacher

[@claudemirrodrigues4585]

You are very good teacher. Thanks.

[@newislamiczone738]

Great job

[@nowrozbye7626]

Every times I see your smile I forget all of my words

[@alejandromonz692]

I love your videos! Here in El Salvador (Spanish) we use ¨Bolado¨ instead of using ¨Thing¨

[@user-ko9be6iw9m]

Bolado.. It sounds pretty good)

[@EnglishMasteryHub10180]

Thanks for sharing such a useful lesson.

[@jean-paulndour3252]

Wonderful

[@ibrahimissaissa6627]

Beautiful teacher thanks for your efforts

[@erkerk1889]

thanks a lot

[@albertokalfayan5395]

Hi Gabby.
I'm from Argentina and the most common word we use is "cosa".
It's the synonym of THING.
I lived in the US. and met a lot of people from different Spanish speaking countries and what I learned is that each of them have their own word for this, generally speaking.
Kindly,
Alberto.

[@DiegoMartinezDiaz]

cosa/coso is like thing, but we also say pendorcho, pirulo, pituto, socotroco :) we have a lot of this

[@ericb9609]

when I went to Argentina, I heard "coso" a lot

[@smokebease4347]

Thanks a lot for this video, it's very usefully for people who have been studying English! The word like whatchamacallit or thingy in Russian language is штука, вещь))
I'm from Russia and I enjoy watching you Gabby! Thanks for efforts!

[@ronaldhenry1502]

Thank you coach Gabby.

[@sandunthilina4978]

Gabby teacher has a kindness heart

[@jhonycasares]

Excellent Gaby.🎉❤

[@user-pj5jd7vc9g]

Thanks for learn

[@guilhermemillerferreiradas1902]

In Brazil we use so much "coisa", in order to say anything, for instance, when you don't know what you feel or sensation, "Estou meio coisado hoje" (I'm kinda 'coisado' today), mainly in northeast is more common!

[@sanjayjaiswani4722]

Thanks gabby

[@donanass5632]

THANK YOU GABY FOR LEESON

[@josejulianprietotellechea4010]

Excellent Video Thanks

[@nahuelburgues]

I've never heard those words! Thanks for sharing! Greetings from Villa Ventana, Buenos Aires.

[@victortziquintambriz2470]

Thank You teacher.

[@user-pf3xh4sk5w]

Thanks for information gabby

[@hilmicetin4726]

Thanks.

[@freddypineda.epicvlogger]

Thanks teacher xoxo

[@Psykoaddictt]

in colombia...."cosito, cosiato, este, tales, and more and more, depends the country's area.... a Hug

[@katedentaire6428]

The best teacher everrrr

[@Heshamyoussef62]

Thank you

[@willianrom]

When my mother doesn't remember a word, she says: "bagullho", for example: "Pegue aquele bagulho que está em cima da geladeira"

[@faisalkamel3174]

Its really kkkk

[@gustavoalvesangelo9127]

My Mother say to me that "bagulho" is the drug, and she hate when I say this word 😂

[@willianrom]

@@gustavoalvesangelo9127 LOL. I agree with your mother, although my mother speaks that word. LOL

[@s-ts-4348]

a minha só diz "coisa" mesmo.

[@s-ts-4348]

você deve ser do rj

[@deepanshiprajapati329]

Thank you so much gabby mam

[@paulinbill1568]

Really interesting for beginners....

[@johnteachhakchhuak1112]

I am waiting eagerly thanks

[@jongerhur]

Hi Gaby. I´m John from Colombia. Here there are much words like that Parce (partner), Ñero (partner), Mosca (ready)!!! Thanks for everything Gaby!!!

[@Education_Mix1]

thank's 😍😍😍😍

[@amirtahir2746]

thank's G!!!!

[@adillaayadi7428]

Thanks from morocco.also here we are using many words such as "twichya" or "l3iba" thanks to you again

[@akhileshnath6842]

In this video I was expecting some fillers word or phrases, but learned something totally new, exciting. Thank you, loved it.

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

Glad you liked it!

[@MrGerman707]

Muy buen video Gabby! saludos desde Argentina

[@hectorguzman2134]

Thank You Gabby for your always valuable and practical tips ! , I'll try remember those words to use them whenever required. By the way here in Mexico we use similarly "cosa" as you use "thing" in US . have a great day!

[@rjagroupstudio846]

I like your topic, congratulations for speak english with us

[@carsaquis]

Thanks for this video! Was very helpful

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@robertomanhaesdearaujo7775]

I loved your explanation. I added more words to my vocabulary. I'm from Brazil.

[@DmitRo...]

Thanks, that's cool 👍🏻 you are amazing 🙂

[@volodymyr_yermolenko]

Hi Gabby, thank you for the lesson. In Russian there are such words as "штуковина" or "хреновина" (which is more rude). It seems similar to thingamajig, to refer to a tool or an object we don't know the exact name of

[@pochispoch]

I loved it! I didn't know any of those words! In spanish we say "coso", "cosito", "cusifai" "piripicho" "socotroco", etc haha

[@shahidg2216]

You are doing wonderful job plz carry on it.

[@harriusk4u]

Thanks a lot, this helps

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

You're welcome!

[@paulmoreno3692]

I'm from Vzla. The most common word is Vaina. Give me that vaina. jajaja Vaina is anything or situation in very popular that word

[@sisirakumara4770]

Really very nice ,i want learning english ,A to Z but very hardly ,but I will try ,thanks for you

[@aliamer4881]

I love u 😍😍 greetings from Egypt... u help me alot .. keep it up

[@jeffersonsousa4637]

Here in Brazil we have: coisa, treco, negócio. For example: "pega aquele negócio perto daquela coisa".

[@KatyEnglish.]

yeah they are great .I love them all

[@BrunaSouza-hc6tj]

In Brazil, more specifically in Minas Gerais we have a great word for these situations, we say "trem" which literally means "train", but we use this word to talk about absolutely everything, em MG everything is TREM

[@MarthaMMOB]

Wow! Thank you for helping us get out of trouble! It's common to forget sth in the midst of a conversation with a salesperson or a school presentation! That was helpul!

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

You are so welcome!

[@healthyspaceclinic8903]

How interesting to listen to your class thank you lot madam

[@DidrickNamtvedt]

Great video! We have similar replacement words in Norwegian for things we can't remember, for example "dings" or "dippedutt" (gadget), those are he two words we use that immediately come to mind.

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

Thanks for sharing! I like "dings" haha it sounds fun!

[@maika3550]

Thanks very because sometimes of need to speak English and I forgot the word I need to say 😄

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

Very good!

[@ganguselvi3681]

Thanks from India.. I like ur teaching so much

[@karimkarim-gx9it]

Hi, from Algeria, thank you a lot.

[@hebamoustafa1898]

Hi Gabby ❤️
Here in Egypt , when we forget a name of a thing we call it " بتاع" 😂 It's informal of course , we use it with brothers, friends and so on 😂❤️

[@norhanibrahim1392]

Yeeeeees 😂
حصل

[@hebamoustafa1898]

@@norhanibrahim1392 😂😂😂😂❤️

[@aeeweb6464]

@@hebamoustafa1898 المصريين فى كل حته كدا 😂😂

[@miuvans]

🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@nuriddinyusupov6372]

Thanks from Uzbekistan 👍

[@Monster-qq4xq]

Good job,🙋 nice to see you.this lecture is 😘😘o( wow)

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

Oh Tnx a bunch Gabby for this excellent lesson.. As a matter of fact, I am done with learning english online here after cause I feel that I can live with these words and effectively use these words for the rest of my life without relying on any other online classes... 👍👍😅😅😂😂
Tnx again Gabby and have yourself a great day...
Yours..
Gams from Srilanka... ❤️

[@sakeenaalhusseini8888]

Love u Gabby❤️

[@lilianacastillo2722]

In Colombia we use the word "vaina". It's very common 😀
I use the word "esa cosa" or "cosiata" 🤭. Thank you I'm learning a lot from you. ❤

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Gabby good to see you
Here in Brazil we have many words (thing, treco) and more words to use depends on the region
Thanks a lot for your support
Have a great Thursday my dear teacher 😉🇧🇷 Take care

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@franciscojose6496]

Oh my god is beatiful person teacher gabby congratulation for your vídeos

[@sanjayjaiswani4722]

I am from India

[@brahimmansour9527]

You always gives us what we exactly need to improve more , I'm personally I appreciate it thank you a lot.

[@GabbyWallaceOfficial]

Happy to hear that!

[@fethatutoriais]

Like. Very good.

[@kantariakausharbanu844]

I'm from india.
This is amazing lesson for me ☺️
I enjoyed alot
Thanks ❤️

[@umashankardandotiya2452]

Muy bonita 👍

[@cacildaluna-je9mo]

In Brazil, we use sometimes the word "business" instead "thing"

[@Bobby_Saini]

Very useful content. Continuing upload this type useful topic pleas. I am from indai