5 American Phrases with HEAR to Help You Sound like a Native English Speaker

Learn American English phrases. This is not classroom English!


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[nasirahmadsaedi]

I love you infinity Gabby and I can't thank you enough about your teaching, 💖🌷

Just like in Portuguese when we say "Ouvi dizer/falar que..."
Thank so much for these tips. They're so, so useful! I liked to say "I hear ya". I felt like an American! hahaha
Thanks for being so awesome! 

[hojiakbarsirojiddinov]

A huge thank you! I really love your lessons

[MuhammadEgypt]

Very helpful, Gabby! I've never heard 'hear tell' before. 

[dyegopereira]

Hey Gabby, do you could put in subtitle on the your videos? I will love it.
thank's you!

[fitriabubakar]

nice video, it's very useful... thanks you Gabby...

[moisesclemente]

wow! congratulations
Thoses phrases are quite useful

[mollietai]

GNE : 5 American Phrases with HEAR to Help You Sound Like
A Native English Speaker
1/ Hear tell : I heard that ...
2/ I hear you / that : I agree ...
3/ I heard it through the grapevine : I heard it from the gossip / rumor
4/ Hear you me : listen to me
5/ Hear me out : listen to me

[malikshahzad]

I want to ask you that is this wrong" Listen to me" or its not much better than" hear me out"?
I think the meaning for phrases are same.
You are doing a great job.
Thanks.

[Rikmyers]

what is going on with Portuguese? hahaha don't stop practicing it. I like yours videos those are really helpfully

[alancastter]

Hear you me: I will never forget your class! (is it right? is the meaning clear when I say this way?)

[lachicaconalas]

Difference between 'me too' and 'so do I' ???

[gamesaurs]

what does people suppose to tell me when she said 'oh me' ?

[bakansagaltici]

any girl who need frend for practice contact me on skype bakan.sagaltici

[OmarMohamed-msup]

Please I can't understand ( ( I heard it through the grapevine )) :)