+Лора Савченко So Glad it helps. Your English sounds really good. Would you consider translating the episode into your native language? If you are interested you can do it right here on youtube.

+ddd7386 I am producing one episode per week from now on. Thanks for watching and check back each Tuesday!

Really disappointed they chose to include that in the final edit! I've seen dozens of these videos in different languages, and this is the first one that's not rated G. It'd be great if they'd put a warning on it. These are educational videos. Of course, they're going to be used in classrooms.

+kkomas Thanks, words like yours inspire all of us to do what we do. Thanks for watching. I will put out new episodes every Tuesday with closed captions in several languages. Thanks again.

+headphoner88 Thanks for watching and that is the plan eventually!

+Anastasia Semina Thanks for the feedback. We try to keep in the honest most spontaneous clips. And yes, student loan debt in the US is utterly crushing. I have nearly 100k in student loans. Education is not a commodity or a product to be sold. Yet, the U.S. sells it like it is some of the most expensive jewelry.

+Anastasia Semina If you are interested I would love to have translations into other languages you speak on a native level. Thanks for watching.

+mrbooe, I speak Russian only on a native level :) Send me email at semyina@gmail.com

+Anastasia Semina Sent you an email, but haven't heard back. If you would translate the video into Russian that would be amazing! Thanks.

+Land mark Hopefully it will come shortly. Your English sounds great. Keep working at it.

+Cristhian Narvaez We are working on them. Soon. Thanks for watching.

+Cristhian Narvaez Spanish is now ready! I hope it helps. Thanks for learning with us. - Mat

+mrbooe ohhhh thank you for helping me..... :)

+Tide m I am now producing at least one episode per week. check back every Tuesday!

mrbooe you are so kind to say that....thanks for your kindness....keep on doing..great grades..I will do it.....

And the east?

+Kegan Terry Just wait til next week's episode. It is coming from Namibia Africa.

No. Growing up as a bilingual, I haven't notice the accent of the person I'm having a conversation with.

+Kegan Terry I'm Mexican, I've been studying English for like 6 years already, and I still can't even notice the different accents in this video. When I read "southern accent" I was like "ok, let's hear... nope, it's the same to me" But I have to say that American accent is so much easier for me to understand than Birtish or Australian accents... maybe it's because as Mexican, I've always been influenced by American TV and movies. British English might sound cooler than American (you know, more classical, elegant) but I can't really understand much.

+adr14ntr That's probably right. I'm Australian but I understand East and West Coast American accents just as easily as my own since I grew up surrounded by American television. The British accent is harder for me to understand haha

I certainly can, I just don't really know where they are from. For instance, the woman at 4:11 has a very different accent to the one I'm used to. Out of all the USA accents, I might only be able to distinguish southern, New York's, Texan and Californian apart but that's about it... I can guess oh this is from Kansas or this one's from Louisiana but yeah, just guessing. I notice the difference though, I have just never lived in the US therefore it's all Greek to me, LOL.

+Roxana Ir So many said the same thing that I cut out a lot of the same answers given by many of them.

+Roxana Ir If you are interested I would love to have you translate the episode into your native language. You can do it right here.

mrbooe ok thanks I will do it with pleasure.

+Roxana Ir That would be Awesome! I am trying to get the community closed captioning turned on. It should be turned on and available by tomorrow. Thanks a million for any help you can give.

mrbooe your welcome I will be so glad to help .

+Richard Schiffman The problem is we Americans want to travel high class. If we're going to travel the world we're going to do it like the Royals and go all out expensive.

+Richard Schiffman I believe you have a point. Many people from the U.S. feel very far away from the rest of the world. Thus, everything feels so far away. As a college student who came from a poor background, I would here the experiences of others who have done or planned to do European travel and I would immediately think... I will never be able to do that. It was a given in my mind, because it was quite a big thing to me. Yet fast forward to today and because I have always had an interest in travel I have made many trips around the world (Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Germany, Iceland, South Korea, Mexico, Canada and all over the U.S.) I think it many times is a pre-conceived notion that world travel is just out of our reach for many Americans even though with a little saving it is very attainable. For Europeans, traveling to a different country is like us traveling from one state to the next for us. So in essence, people in the U.S. do travel as much as everyone else. We just have a huge country.

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+Maria Ch - We mix English episodes from different parts of the world. Please check the complete playlist for other accents: kzfaq.info/sun/PLA5UIoabheFM281dIr4ojw9xOVoo9dOtw

I disagree with you, American accent sounds better.

Aussie accents tho, amazing

XD i saw this one video of a British guy doing accents, he did a german one, a french one, and both sounded ok. He did the American one and he sounded like an evil car salesman xD

+jason4275 and your english is ddead

Hi! Unfortunately, currently, we don't have any active co-producers to produce Easy American English episodes on regular basis. Once we find a team, we will do our best to provide more Easy American English content and open a dedicated channel. 😊 However, we have the Easy English channel, which focuses on British English. If you are interested, here is the link: www.youtube.com/@EasyEnglishVideos/videos

Hi @@easylanguages! I see, no worries, I'm happy to read that! I'm keeping my fingers crossed for finding these beautiful souls who would produce more Easy American English