Don’t Understand Native English? Learn These Advanced Phrases and Improve your Skills Fast! 🏅

🌟 Ever feel like native English just sounds completely different from textbook English? It’s all about those advanced phrases and idiomatic expressions they use. In this video, I’ll walk you through some of the most common phrases that can really boost your fluency and help you sound more like a native. We’ll cover tips and techniques to practice these phrases and improve your accent and pronunciation. Whether you're just trying to keep up or aiming to master your English skills, this guide has got you covered. Let’s dive in and start speaking English like a pro!

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[anacarpentieri]

Thanks Teacher learnend a lot of advanced and I'm Ana from Argentina ❤❤❤

[JamesMarak-dbzj]

I can't beat this informative presentation and resist watching it. I'm really appreciate it.

[vinethsejan]

after this lesson i have a good understand about these phrases.

[geovannyvaliente]

Outstanding vídeo and advanced phrases, teacher Nia. ✅✔️💯🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤ You brilliant!. Thanks a million. 🤗 I appreciate it. Have a great day. Catch you later. Stay well. God Bless You.

[lucyrodriuez]

Many Thanks Teacher Nia.
Grat class
Until the next class

[severianovazquez]

Niña heres fantástica gracias por existir a Dios le pido que te bendiga

[MareliaManuelMalope]

Im really glad today, never have i had such a marvelous lesson, you're really good at teaching!😮😊

[oscarhdez]

Once again!
Pretty useful English
Greetings from Mexico

[ashokmahapure]

Hi Nia
You are awesome ❤ I appreciate you

[DanielAcosta-cdyh]

It means: formal English vs. Informal-street English

[lordrayandriantsoa]

Hi, it sounds great, but a question anyway, are you British or US?

[Beneen-bdbs]

Thank you
that's really helpful🩷

[matsushitahisashi]

Sometimes We have to talk with non native english speakers.
native english (spoken by americans, british, australians …) isn't useful as linga franca. It should be respected as one of the dialects of english. But it is not standard example english.
Most of the english speakers are non native english speakers
They use standard basic english taught at school when talking with each other. Formal english is easy english. It is the best means of international communication.

[CultureofSpeech]

I don't know 😶 / Let me find out what is it as soon as possibly

[ioanachirila]

Those are ok. Both of them. Who made this stupid rules?!?