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thank verry much im from brazil ,my nome is walter.

"Iota" took me by surprise. Other than that it went reasonably well, even with the words I didn't really know like "indubitable". BUT I think I will never not stumble over "February" (even without it being the twelfth of...) If I don't think about it too hard I will simply leave out the first "r" and make it sound something like "Fe-boo-ery". However IF I think about it, I can hardly avoid saying "Feb-rrrru-eh-rry", working through every sound individually 😂

Nice lesson 🎉🎉🎉 lovely every moment with you

WHERE IS CARMINE???

User, would like to appreciate your efforts, almost get there 70 /80 % understanding just struggling in spellings

Thank you so much mam

Hello this is aisha . I,m from India. I,m a student of st pea ters international academy. I,m from a family of 5. I,m a big fan of 🎨 art

Good morning mam

You have beautiful hair. Anyway, you're beautiful. Happiness and health. Thank you for teaching us.

Very good lesson! I did well all along, the only thing I didn't know was the different stress for the word 'conduct'. But I Have An Important Question : how can foreigners lose their original accent? That's really the most difficult thing for me. Thanks you very much

So, Should I say ... I was born on august, the 20th in 1963 ?? 😅 I'm not sure 😅

I cannot believe you produced a video with these words. None of those were difficult, unless you're aiming at the under fives.

Some years ago I was at the funeral of one of my friend's father and we were at the cemetery, that day was raining a lot, one of those torrential summer rains where everything gets inundated. The grave pit of the poor's soul was filling with a lot of water as we were lowering the coffin by the minute. By the time we were done making our short speeches the grave filled with water up to the top, at that moment his son (my friend) started saying the last words to his father. "You see father, I've always told you to learn swimming but you never listened to me. How you're supposed to fare now?" That was all it took for everyone to explode from hysterical laughter instantly. No matter the rain, I still fondly remember that day.

I think I'm B2 in english😊😂

You speak so very beautifully

I thought "im good" is more american, and british say "im fine" 😂

I learned my English pronunciation the 'Queens way' till I came to the U.S. , so I go in and out on both depending on who I'm communicating to.

I SOUND BOTH WYFFF

You're the best teacher thanks ❤🎉😊

Night

The last three words were obviously born in relation to modern technologies and /or devices. Even though I definitely recognized the meaning - but I never use them myself 🤣🤣

It is very exciting . Wanna more)

British -80% American -20%😊

"full stop punctuation"

"fantastic!" "..." "Cocacolastic!"

it seems sound 80% british and and 20%american.i guess

Oh I am none of the above Cause I'm an Indian lol😂

Americans appreciate your appreciation of American

RP is a figment of your imagination.

Shouldn't the "iron" in "environment" be pronounced like the metal?

Brilliant lesson, thank you!

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Thank you very much! You’re so pretty, very engaging & a wonderful teacher!😘🤗

Beautiful british english no no Beautiful british lucy

Polish PIEROGI the best ❤

Only the two foreign words tripped me up….. otherwise, just fine.

I have to say many Londoners still say these word every day. I have been living in London since 2015

I only got the February one wrong, and my birthday is in that month 😂

I'm a bit of both 😂

We call our teachers "Ma'am" or "Miss" in Kerala

Tell this difficult word meaning Benevolent.

I like this acknowledgement very seriously.

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The last two words is quite hard for me 😂

You're so beautiful ❤❤❤ love from India ❤

I love you lucy

It was I like your accent ...😅

I like tour accentuano very much! 😊 From Sicily

I'm a little disappointed to learn the beautiful accent 90% of the british TV presenters have isn't from one magical place. But it makes sense, Australia (where I'm from) also has a "Private school accent" which is the same all around the country, and then everyone else is just different degrees of bogan/hick.