Who is a native speaker?

[TimaD]

I'm from Ukraine and I've been learning English with your videos for more than ten 10 years. Thanks a lot for your contribution.

[vaskodagama]

I'm from Ukraine and your lessons helped me a lot to pass IELTS exam ! You and Bob the Canadian are my favorite English teachers! You have very clear and understandable pronunciation and I really enjoy to learn English with you! You motivate me to do more and go further and further! Thank you so much and all the best !😉

[abdulahimahamud]

Thank you Adam, I have been following you since I was 22 now iam 29, when I started watching your videos I was in my back home but now I live in Toronto . Maybe we live same city. I enjoy every video you post. Thank you again. You are one in a million.

[man-az-tjk]

I absolutely understood every single word and I understood what you means to say. It was great. Thank you.

[MariannaD]

Adam, I loved your lesson, it was very interesting. You're a great teacher who always makes the concepts very clear. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹

[haidermuhammed]

Thanks Adam🎉 I am from Iraq. your explanation to the notion of ‘native’ is absolutely right and this point must be written in books as well..

[veronicalopez]

Thanks teacher I live in California I understand you clearly.

[MeowMeowMaking]

I am from Asia, so I’ll never be a native English speaker 😂 but I am a native Mandarin speaker 😅… but I can understand everything you said, I can understand you and your idea, when I express myself I want I can get my idea or concept across, that’s why I learn English. this is communication, this is the function of language. Languages connect people instead of differentiate us. And learning is so fun with multiple accents and slangs around the world, I’d like to be a multilingual ❤

[umi]

Hello, Adam. I'm Japanese.
(My opinion)
Nowadays people from many different countries speak English as a means of communication.
Speaking like so-called "native" doesn't matter.
The important thing is to be able to communicate.
Thank you for this video.

[felipecifuentes]

Your video really enlightened me, you know, many people learning English as a second language in a higher level some times get frustrated because they don't understand English expressions from some particular regions or movies, but as you highlighted can happen to native people too.

[eagleman]

Mr.Adam your's english is more clear and pure from other speakers.

[AliceArtworks]

Enlightening! Fantastic job breaking down the concept of a 'native speaker.' It's so much more than just geography; the exploration of accent, idioms, and slang, along with cultural nuances.

[kavibharathi]

Clarity on native speaker has broken the stigma behind it. Thanks for laying it out at ease!

[josemanuelsp]

Thanks, thanks, thanks, and a thousand thanks for your lessons, Adam. You are teaching English, but you also are teaching to us to be a better people. Greetings from Spain!

[davidcotobrenes]

Hi Adam! David from Costa Rica. What you explained in your video raises awareness about the so called "speaking like a native" motto. I appreciate that you emphasized the idea of how culture plays a relevant role when learning the dialect of a specific region. What most of us non-native english speakers who live in Latin America learn can be considered "standard English" So, thank you for clarifying that learning a language includes learning about the Culture. GReetings from CR!

[WaqarAhmad.]

We wish to learn more from this channel.
You are amazing.
We keep learning.
Thanks for boosting our English skills in all parts.

[elenoreyouri]

Watching your videos and watching native speakers in general help me a lot to improve my accent but in fact, for me, it is not important to speak like native speakers, but what is really important is to speak in a way that people can understand what you say.

[duaaghalaiyini]

Thanks Adam. All your videos are useful.

[عليمحمد-قحظ]

You rock man. I appreciate your honesty. It isn't always easy to be mindful teacher who carefully looks at others' preferences and their own culture. I'm happy to watch your classes even if I'm not going to live in Canada. You are superclear.

[Roero]

Thank you Adam, I'm never tired of listening to your lessons and tips, whatever they are.