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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[NejW.]

As an American I can say that's how we speak on the east coast. Spot on. Great video.

[Maxson]

Normal English vs Native English
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[Dommice]

I would say "no clue" instead of "beats me"

[rolandodavila]

Interesting, as a student I like to learn every single minning, and I can tell, it's the way people understand you .

[HéctorVeron-nw]

Así se habla en inglés ! Desde Argentina 🇦🇷 todos los días hablo en inglés de esa manera ! No de otra forma ! Es el verdadero idioma inglés de uso cotidiano ! Lo he comprobado ! Es así ! EXCELSO ! 🇦🇷👍 Excelente la explicación ! Se entiende Muy Bien !! Es así !!! ♥️♥️♥️ !!!

[davidivlev]

I am bilingual, I speak English and Russian.
I speak like Native English. 🇷🇺🇺🇸
I use slang, idioms, sometimes proverbs, abbreviations and colorful phrases.
I use advanced words, but it doesn’t matter for me because people use different words like ⬇️
Busy= swamped
hungry=starving
Delicious=tasty
Funny=hilarious
Smart=intelligent
Good=excellent
Happy=cheerful or over the moon.
Think=In my opinion
Relax=chill
Lovely=gracious
Rich=wealthy
Careful=cautious
Quick=rapid
Angry=furious
Understand=get it
I will pay the bill=it’s on me
Sorry=my bad
Beautiful=gorgeous
Best friend=bestie
Clear=obvious
Yes=yep
No=nope
Maybe=perhaps and etc.

[milenariarr]

.... Justo cuando creo que voy "avanzando" aparece éste video; ahora tocará diferenciar entre los nativos y lo "nornal". Sinembargo, muchas gracias. 👌

[bu.bi.pelangi]

Is there any information about English listening groups or free English listening classes?

[SyedPutra-fc]

I prefer normal English as it sounds more convincing.

[kevinsolari]

That not native English. It's slang. Informal. You'll be embarrassed if the audience is wrong.

[AsmabahumanBahuman]

Tormented I think we have a better few to use for the for one we are doing the following one month and half month or two ago so please don't worry

[yanninapastor]

Thank you Miss.. I follow you since this moment jeje 😅

[আরবিইংরেজি]

I've memorized Algerian, Tunisian, Moroccan, Libyan, Sudanese, Mauritanian, Egyptian, Malian, Nigerien, South African, Nigerian, Kenyan, Somali, Djiboutian & Comorian national anthem of Africa Continent.💚💚💚💚🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️❤️❤️❤️

[kidgetayeshareg]

you are not telling the native English you are telling the informal English. These can't be used for formal(appropriate one).Please don't confuse them.😢😢😢😢😢😢

[عبدالحميد-هق]

"I have no idea" implies that you do not have any idea about something at the current moment.
"I had no idea" implies that you didn't have any idea about something that happened in the past.