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[anequestriansjourney]

Rather than saying “how to operate this juicer” you could say “how do I operate this juicer”

[virusgames]

"it's sounds more American!". I learn British English so won't remember this

[lindsey]

I'm American (and was born here). Idk why these shorts keep getting recommended to me but it's really interesting seeing how people are learning English. Might I add you're spot on with all of the ones I've seen.

[schleichstablesofficial]

As an American I always love seeing people who ate trying to learn and really understand our language, it’s so sweet! I don’t know if you are native or not, but you speak American English very well if you are not from the US!

[myman]

If you say so, no American says, “how do you operate” we say “how do you use”

[stalecornchips]

You do a great job picking up on our cultural slang! You have great American English 🙂

[yogeshkumarpandey]

Why I need to sound American if I am Indian, proud to be an Indian. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[burger]

As an American, I really enjoy your teachings. It makes me smile when you “translate” phrases and sayings that Americans use.

[siddhi.b.]

Marina this is a fantastic... way to explain it thanks a lot for a great content..😄👍

[aksharachaudhary]

why she's always like "more American" or "it looks American" girll we don't want to sound American we just want to improve

[SarojYadav-yzoq]

I used to say tht....before... listening u 😂😂... now I'm so happy for myself.. 😍💖

[Yeti_Chomper]

I don't think I've heard a single person say "I understand it" in my life ever

[Btsarmy-ersz]

Thanks Marina for correcting my habit to say '' I understand it ''

[hayiteshboltayev]

I got it. 🙃
Thanks you! Greetings from Uzbekistan!

[septanine]

And in more formal situations, understood

[keshavvyas]

Hello marina🤟🤟.
I have a question please see.
How to use the word " No sooner ....than" in a sentence .
Please make a short on this🙂🙂

[shashangkakashyap]

My question: Why should it sound more American?

[Elif-qjsp]

I also use " i got it" or sometimes i use " gotcha" :)
You're awesome Marinaa 💜

[OdiljonOlimov-dzfz]

I'll try to use it while i'm speaking. Thank you very much. 😘

[lokeshseenu]

I love your way to teaching English, and it looks like a drama😍..