Advanced English Conversation: Education in the US

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[LucasOliveira-qkhg]

I'm literally amazed. I'm so proud of myself that I learned english and could understand every single world you two said. Thank yall so much for this channel, without you, I would probably not be where I am today.

[ernestorevollar]

I really love your conversations Vanessa because I think you're voice is pretty charming as well as your face, and that's why I can understand you better than ever. Your English lessons are super enjoyable as always and this kind of conversation is quite helpful to me, your husband is a very conversational person as I can see, and you're talkative as well Vanessa. I always have fun to the fullest whenever I learn English with Vanessa. And I would have loved to study at a college and get a master's degree in the US 🇺🇸 but that opportunity would have been unlikely to happen and I don't really care if the country does not have a very good or compelling education system. After all, thank you so much for being a kind, joyful and professional English teacher, Vanessa. ❤😊

[davesmith]

Thank you both, Vanessa 'n' Dan! A quite useful lesson!😊
I've known a lot of new things concerning to the US educational system!👍👍👍

[magdalenajanig]

Hello Vanessa and Dan! It's always great to listen to you. I'm from Germany and I did a gap year, too. But it's a few years ago, to be honest (1992). I didn't forget to study after my gap year. Though the possiblity of having a gap year seems pretty progressive, you will be firmly reminded of your duties after it. :) Thank you so much for your great job here on YT.

[GrammaireArabe]

Hi Vanessa and Dane ! I'm french, but I also speak english. So I'm bilingual ! I watched your video from beginning to end ! it was really enriching !

[aimabiz]

Hello Vanessa... 👋 How are you doing today, I enjoyed more and more about American culture and education, I mean I have found out more things that I didn't know before. Have a beautiful weekend.

[hikmetmmdl]

it is lovely to see you together for years

[uhohvhc]

Vanessa, you are incredible! Thank you and your husband for such useful and interesting videos. This is incredibly amazing! I learned so many interesting things and listened to real live English.
I ask you to do more such wonderful lessons! 😊

[etkfnlr]

I know it’s very difficult to upload due to a lot of preparation and time effort but I hope you upload more natural English conversation like this .
It very useful real English I appreciate it !!

[kvdbkwn]

This is incredible, I have learnt so many things since I started with you 2 weeks ago! you guys are great! Here in France you choose to go either to public school or private school, but it is not as expensive as in the US. The system is quite similar to yours. Then when you are 16, you decide if you want to go to general high school (lycée général in French) or professional high school (more manual, and especially you go there when you don't feel at ease in a general way of education. For example you go there when you want to work in the masonry, so you are pushed in the work life very early). Then when you are graduated at 18 ("Baccalauréat" diploma), if you are graduated from general high school, it is very common to continue to study (in a specific branch you decided to go to, you have more or less internships depending on what you chose) because nowadays employers are tight on your degree. Besides, I think that's the only way to get a job. What you told about your employee, Vanessa, does not exist in France or it is very unusual. That's why we both want to leave France with my husband. I think no one is ever satisfied LOL.

[gabriela.amonteiro]

These conversations videos are amazing! You two talk about so much interesting things I feel that I'm really participating.

[sebamassoni]

Thank you guys for the great videos! I’m from Brazil and I’m can develop my English with your videos.

[shahryarnadershahi]

Hi vanessa thank you for your very useful videos which comes under the title real conversation please make more of these videos.

[saishpawar]

Hi, Vanessa the perfect english teacher forever. Explanation and gesture towards explain its so much good. Its boostig to many of us for learn well. Im watching your new & old video. Thank you very much for provide us from US.

[journeyneverends_]

Wow this daily general conversations lesson is amazing!
SOmetimes we need texbook English, and sometimes daily conversation tips as well.

This time, we could learn the second one in your lesson!

[osamakhalil]

Your conversation lessons are very entertaining to watch, ❤❤❤

[inspiration]

I’m really appreciate your lessons. Thank you

[catherine_f_t]

Both my daughters went to university for 3 years. It's free in France apart from the cost of rent (really expensive). They graduated in English and in the first place it might have seen like useless. They both had to go through a rough path of poorly paid jobs in different fields but with time they managed to build a career and are executives in fields they weren't trained for. Now we think that their years of university taught them how to research, reflect and elaborate. Plus their fluency in English is a real advantage with their foreign customers and colleagues. So it ended up being a good thing but it wouldn't have been the same in the US, they would have been unable to repay their debts.

[SajidHussain-gfuy]

Hi Vanessa and Dan, I came across your channel a few days ago. I recommended it to my kids in Pakistan and they loved your way of teaching English. Hope you'll focus more on kid-friendly videos in future. Bravo! 👏 👏