Normal English vs Native English #english #learnenglish #shorts

📽️ Dive into the fascinating world of language with our latest video! Uncover the distinctions between "Normal English" and the nuanced expressions of "Native English." Whether you're a language enthusiast, an ESL learner, or just curious about the intricacies of English, this short lesson is designed to illuminate the subtle differences that make native speakers stand out. Get ready to elevate your language skills and embrace the richness of Native English!🧐

🔍 Key Points Covered:

Everyday English vs. Native Speaker Expressions.
Colloquialisms and Slang Cultural Context in Language
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[DavronRazikov-xl]

Which level words?please, write answer

[robfriedrich]

Is it really native or possibly dramatically?
When I'm very hungry, why should I say, that I'm so hungry, that I would die without food?
Isn't "I feel you" not a bit to intimitate?
When I "sleep on it" does it mean, it takes till tomorrow, before I decide. Think about it can be way sooner.

[svetoslavivanov]

Thinks about it!?!😂 Avoid mistakes when tutoring, please...