Your teaching method can be considered from several perspectives, for example "related sounds". I take into account how words connect and how two sounds merge and one sound fades into another to maintain the natural flow of speaking. Repetition and reflection on how to pronounce the words in a natural context through the movie slowly and then with a normal speed gives the mind of the language learner a chance to recreate it in a better way (fluency). Well done.

If explanation is given in parenthesis, would make it perfect for the non natives.

I believe in all his strategies to improve any language. I recently followed these techniques which make my listening and speaking got better incredibly. But I'm so astonished as an old man can achieve such a great success like this as he says to everyone it's never late in the day to start ❤

Best way to understand the accent of Spoken English. Thank you for uploading this type of videos.

It's really great for pronunciation but I can't understand what is meant by most sentences although the vocab is very easy, I would appreciate if you follow with explanation. Thank you

thanks. it's a good idea for a channel. But if you ask me it would be great to see explanation for every phrase. Why did they use it. what did they mean by it. or dividing your video into topics like 1) saying hello, 2) going out with smb.

I think this video is better for language improvement & sounds will be clearly pronounced

This is brilliant! I have been searching KZfaq for tools I can use to help a Ukrainian couple improve their English. I will be saving this one. We can discuss it too! 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Excellent Listening & Speaking Stuff

Pretty good idea to teach English to non-natives, thanks for it and the same time it's better if you can please, explain those phrases.

Sir, your teaching method is instigated from different angles with your final solution.Thank you sir for your unique technique that helped the even the very primary learners. 👍🙏❤️

so nice sir I like this

Great job needs to explain the meaning

Thank you it is such a good initiative by this channel it will help non natives to copy the phrases and learn the new phrases..❤️

Helpful

Repeat four times is a good idea.Thsnks a lot .

It’s might be far good if you take a full movie and part by part break every speech like this then it would be good for english understanding as well as movie watching. Definitely you will choose copyright free movie which are already free on youtube.

Love it. Great for listening comprehension

Its good to see these phrases, would be useful for them those wanted to learn English , only left tantalizing

U methods verily intriguing and I watch this channel to improve my pronunciation i think it can give me a hand

30-39 Sure, let's break it down: 1. **Calm down:** It means to relax and not be upset or worried. For example, when someone tells you to calm down, it's like asking you to take a deep breath and feel better. Imagine you're feeling scared because of a thunderstorm, and your mom tells you, "Calm down, it's just a little rain." 2. **Split up:** It means to separate from someone you were together with, like breaking up with a boyfriend or girlfriend. For instance, if your best friend tells you they split up with their partner, it means they are not together anymore, like when two puzzle pieces are taken apart. 3. **Do something for me:** It means asking someone to help you with a task or favor. For example, if your teacher says, "Can you do something for me and pass these papers out to the class?" it means they want you to help them by giving papers to everyone. 4. **Stood up:** It means when someone doesn't show up for a planned meeting or date. Imagine you're waiting at the park for your friend, but they never come. That's being stood up. 5. **Personal issues:** These are problems or concerns that someone doesn't want to share with everyone. For example, if your friend says they can't play because of personal issues, it means they have something going on that they don't want to talk about, like feeling sad or worried about something. 6. **Terrible feeling about this:** It means having a strong sense that something bad might happen. For instance, if you're about to go on a scary ride at an amusement park and you say, "I have a terrible feeling about this," it means you're really afraid something bad might happen. 7. **Back together:** It means getting back into a relationship with someone after breaking up. Imagine two pieces of a broken toy getting put back together again. For example, if your older sister says she and her boyfriend are back together, it means they decided to give their relationship another try. 8. **Don't think I have to tell you:** It means someone thinks you already know something, so they don't feel the need to explain it. For example, if your friend says, "I don't think I have to tell you, but tomorrow is your birthday," it means they believe you already knew about it. 9. **Ages:** It means a long time, like a lot of days, weeks, or even months. For instance, if your friend says, "I haven't seen you in ages," it means it's been a really long time since you last hung out together. 10. **Hard on you:** It means being tough or strict with someone. For example, if your coach says, "I know I've been hard on you, but it's because I want you to improve," it means they've been pushing you to do your best, even if it's been challenging. Of course, here are the translations with explanations in Chinese: 1. **Calm down (冷静下来):** 就是放松下来，不要生气或担心。比如，如果有人让你冷静下来，就像是让你深呼吸，感觉好些。想象一下，你因为雷雨而感到害怕，妈妈告诉你：“冷静下来，只是一点点雨。” 2. **Split up (分手):** 就是与你原来在一起的人分开，比如和男朋友或女朋友分手。例如，如果你最好的朋友告诉你他们分手了，就意味着他们不在一起了，就像两个拼图分开一样。 3. **Do something for me (帮我做点事):** 意味着要求别人帮你做一件事或帮个忙。例如，如果你的老师说：“可以帮我做点事吗？把这些纸发给全班同学。”那就是要你帮忙给大家发纸。 4. **Stood up (放鸽子):** 就是约好了见面或约会，但对方没来。想象一下，你在公园等朋友，但他们从未出现。这就是放鸽子了。 5. **Personal issues (个人问题):** 指的是不想与所有人分享的问题或困扰。例如，如果你的朋友说他有个人问题，意思是他有一些事情不想谈，可能是感到难过或担心的事情。 6. **Terrible feeling about this (对此有不好的预感):** 意味着强烈感觉到可能会发生坏事。例如，如果你要去游乐园里的一个可怕的游乐项目，然后说：“我对此有不好的预感”，意思是你真的害怕可能会发生一些不好的事情。 7. **Back together (复合):** 就是在分手后又重新开始恋爱关系。想象两个打破的玩具被重新组合在一起。例如，如果你姐姐说她和她男朋友复合了，就意味着他们决定再给彼此一次机会。 8. **Don't think I have to tell you (我觉得我不用告诉你):** 意思是某人认为你已经知道了某件事，所以他们觉得不需要解释。例如，如果你的朋友说：“我觉得我不用告诉你，但明天是你的生日”，就是他们认为你已经知道了。 9. **Ages (很长时间):** 意思是很长一段时间，可能是好几天、几周甚至几个月。例如，如果你的朋友说：“我好久没见你了”，就是表示好久没有见面了。 10. **Hard on you (对你严格):** 意思是对某人要求严格或对待严厉。例如，如果你的教练说：“我知道我对你要求严格，但那是因为我想让你进步”，就是表示他一直在督促你做最好的，尽管可能有些困难。

Make long sentences please

Pretty good this channel but needs to be explained the sentence/ meaning of the sentence, otherwise second language speaker never understand the phrases. Please explain the meaning.

Smart way to learn English 👍 best wishes from Pakistan.

I need to know the meanings and usages of some of the phrases

Great way of teaching. Why did I find this channel that late??😭

Awesome job. Subscribed on the spot!

I like it this Chanel because I learned more English

Great Job... Thank you so much....

21-29 Absolutely! Here's a breakdown of all the expressions you provided, explained as if you were my 10-year-old student, combining the definitions and examples: Expressions and Definitions: * I'm into you: This means you like someone in a more-than-friends way. Imagine having a cupcake you really enjoy. You might say, "I'm into cupcakes!" because you like the taste. If you say this to someone, it means you like them more than just a friend, like sprinkles on your cupcake! * Ask her out: This means inviting someone to do something together, like going to the movies or the park. If you see a cool new toy at the store, you might ask your mom or dad to buy it for you by saying, "Can I please ask you for this toy?" In the same way, you can ask someone out by saying, "Can I ask you to [insert activity] with me?" Make a note: You can use ask out for inviting a friend to play too! * We've been going out for months: This means you and someone else have been dating or spending time together romantically for a while. Imagine you've been taking care of a pet plant for a long time. You could say, "We've been growing together for months!" This means the plant has been alive for months thanks to your care. In the same way, if you've been dating someone for a long time, you can say, "We've been going out for months!" Note: Going out can also mean spending time with friends. * Need a ride home: This means you need someone to take you home because you can't get there by yourself. Imagine you're at the park playing with friends, but it starts to rain. You might call your mom or dad and say, "I need a ride home because of the rain!" In the same way, you can call someone for a ride by saying, "I need a ride home." * We just clicked: This means you instantly felt a connection with someone, like you get along really well right away. Imagine building a Lego castle. If the pieces fit together easily and quickly, you could say, "These Legos are clicking together perfectly!" In the same way, if you meet someone and feel like you understand each other right away, you can say, "We just clicked." * Got dumped: This means someone you were romantically involved with ended the relationship. Imagine a friend borrows your favorite toy car to play with. But then they decide they don't want to play with it anymore and give it back. You might feel sad because you don't get to play with it anymore. That's kind of like getting dumped. It means the other person decided they don't want to be in a relationship anymore. * I want you to have it: This means you want to give something to someone as a gift. Imagine you baked delicious cookies with your friend and there are a few extra left. You might say, "I want you to have the rest of these cookies!" In the same way, if you see something cool and want to give it to someone, you can say, "I want you to have it!" * Need to ask you a few questions: This means you have some things you'd like to know from someone. Imagine you're reading a mystery book and can't figure out who stole the treasure. You might ask your friend, "Need to ask you a few questions about the book!" In the same way, you can use this expression when you want to learn something from someone. * Yeah, I got dumped: This means someone you were romantically interested in ended the relationship. Imagine building a sandcastle at the beach with a friend. But then the tide comes in and washes it away. You might feel sad because all your hard work is gone. That's kind of like getting dumped. It means the other person decided they don't want to be in a relationship anymore.

Fantastic video

thank you so much this a great idea

Masha allah thankz

hi it would be nice if you could do that in your videos ex of another video that i saw, 0:15 To do something in a heartbeat 0:33 Drink the Kool-aid 1:06 To go the extra mile 1:54 Hold your horses 2:07 To get in someone's hair 2:18 To pull someone's leg 2:34 To play it by ear 2:40 What do you want to do after the movies? 2:47 To get off someone's back 3:11 To leave someone high and dry 3:37 To spill the beans 3:53 To bend over backwards 4:12 A wet blanket 4:42 Wake up on the wrong side of the bed 4:50 What's wrong with you today? 5:17 Toot ones horn 5:42 To stick to your guns 6:23 Time flies when you're having fun

Great! That's what I'm looking for. It's very helpful for me. Thank you so much.

Thank uuuuu so much . I really I appreciate your time and effort you put in to make this video and others ❤❤❤

great job man! I love it

Great, I was looking for something like this, thank you.

11-20 Absolutely! Here's a breakdown of all the expressions you provided, combining definitions and examples in a clear and concise way: * Sorry, she's taken (Meaning): Someone is already in a relationship and unavailable. * Example 1: You ask a friend out to the movies, but she says, "Sorry, I'm taken! I have a boyfriend." * Example 2: You see a cute stuffed animal at the store, but someone else already picked it up. You tell your mom, "Sorry, it's taken. Someone else wants it." * Seeing someone (Meaning): Someone is dating or romantically involved with another person. * Example 1: You ask your brother if he wants to come to a party with you, but he says, "I can't, I'm seeing someone tonight." * Example 2: You notice two classmates walking together holding hands. You might ask a friend, "Are they seeing someone?" * Next time, be a little more careful (Meaning): Someone should pay more attention to avoid making the same mistake again. * Example 1: You accidentally spill juice on your homework. Your teacher might say, "Next time, be a little more careful when holding your drink." * Example 2: You forget to bring your gym clothes to school. Your gym teacher might tell you, "Next time, be a little more careful and pack your gym clothes in your bag." * Out of your league (Meaning): Someone is interested in someone else who is superior or unapproachable for them. * Example 1: You might say this to a friend who has a crush on a famous movie star. "They're way out of your league!" * Example 2: If you're not very good at soccer, you might consider a professional soccer player to be out of your league. * Worth a try (Meaning): It was good to give something an attempt, even if it wasn't successful. * Example 1: You try out for the school play but don't get a part. Your parents might say, "It was worth a try even though you didn't get cast." * Example 2: You bake a new cake recipe but it doesn't turn out well. You can still say, "It was worth a try to bake a new recipe!" * I have something to say (Meaning): You want to share something important. * Example 1: You might say this to your teacher before asking a question in class. (Imagine raising your hand in class) * Example 2: You might use this phrase with a friend if you need to tell them something difficult. (Imagine someone looking serious while talking to a friend) * I don't know where to begin (Meaning): You're feeling overwhelmed or unsure how to start talking about something complex. * Example 1: You might say this if you have a lot of bad news to share with someone. (Imagine someone looking worried with a heavy sigh) * Example 2: If you have a big project due at school and you're feeling lost, you might tell your friend, "I don't know where to begin with this project!" (Imagine someone looking at a messy desk with scattered papers) * We have a lot in common (Meaning): You share similar interests or experiences with someone. * Example 1: You make a new friend and discover you both love to play basketball. You can say, "We have a lot in common! I love basketball too." (Imagine two people holding basketballs) * Example 2: You and your cousin both enjoy reading the same book series. You can tell them, "We have a lot in common because we both like this book series!" (Imagine two people reading books) * So (Meaning): This word can be used to introduce a new idea, start a conversation, or indicate a conclusion. * Example 1 (Starting a conversation): So, how was your weekend? (Imagine two people talking) * Example 2 (Introducing a new idea): We've talked about movies, so what about your favorite video games? (Imagine someone switching topics in a conversation) * What are you going to do next? (Meaning): You are asking someone about their plans or future actions. * Example 1: You finish reading a book and ask your friend, "What are you going to do next? Are you going to

I like this method.

Really helpful..thank you

Замечательно. ДОСТАЛИ ненужные объяснения. Уроков полно в сети, а вот видео где можно проосто проверить то что слышишь - редкость. Раскраска текста это здорово, но не бойтесь правил. ВЫ ВЫДЕЛЯЕТЕ ГРАММАТИЧЕСКИЕ ГРУППЫ, а лучше бы фразовые, не бойтесь запятых! Это очень важно.

Thank you a lot for your project.But there are certain problems that never stop coming out.The speed is rather high.Plus different accents.

Thanks

Thanks a lot.

Thank you so much ,it's so useful for me

thank you great video

I'm Indonesian. I don't speak English. This video is great, I love it

Love your channel, I hope you'll get 1M subs.

that was so effective way that i did

Super, Thanks a lot Bro!

Perfect 💙

pretty good. gostei.

Great job, good effort.

Suppppeeerrrrrr

شكرا على الفيديو

Need to be bit explaine phrases

It's praiseful thing which you did in this session but there are lot of difficulty to use it where do we have to use these phrases in which time and where in what perspective

hi please say the names of the movies

Okay let's go watching now

Good job

It's nice if you listen carefully.

इसका हिंन्दी में अनुवाद या स्पष्टीकरण होता था और भी ज्यादा अच्छा होता . . . . . !!

It would be great an explanation for every phrase please

Good job, thanks 👍🏻

harika

It's American words and some idems

Great

1-10 Sure, I can help you with those expressions! Here's a breakdown of each one in a way that's easy to understand, with examples: * I've got to get back to work. This means you need to return to doing your job or other responsibilities. Imagine you're playing a game with a friend during recess, but the school bell rings. You might say, "I've got to get back to work" (meaning class) before you get in trouble. * That's what friends are for. This is a way of saying that friends help each other out. For example, if you're struggling to tie your shoelaces, your friend might say, "That's what friends are for!" and help you tie them. * I overreacted because I'm stressed out. This means you reacted to something in a bigger way than you normally would because you're feeling overwhelmed or tense. Imagine you get a bad grade on a test and snap at your friend when they ask how you did. You can later apologize by saying, "I overreacted because I'm stressed out about the test." * Come on, Claudia. We go way back. This is used to remind someone of your history or friendship as a reason to consider your request or forgive you for something. Let's say you accidentally bump into a classmate's drawing and it gets ruined. You might say, "Come on, Sarah, we go way back. I'll help you clean it up." I'll provide definitions and breakdowns for the remaining expressions in another message. Sure, here's the continuation of the expressions breakdown: * They are pretty close. This means two people have a good relationship and like spending time together. Imagine you see two friends always playing together at the park. You might say, "They are pretty close." * I'm done with you. This is a serious statement that means you're no longer friends with someone or you're no longer interested in talking to them. It's important to use this expression with caution as it can hurt someone's feelings. * Don't worry. I got your back. This means you'll support and help your friend if they need it. Imagine your friend trips and almost falls, but you catch them. You can say, "Don't worry, I got your back!" to show you were there for them. * You're playing hard to get. This is used when someone pretends to be uninterested in someone else even though they might actually like them. It's important to be genuine and communicate how you really feel instead of playing hard to get.

Olá boa noite, que tal legendas traduzidas em português Brasil?

Wouldn't it be better if we knew where these excerpts are from !

Also do Urdu translation

I would like to see which movies clips from

I think I was mean to him... Lol... I wonder if she could understand it in the second time.

MUITO REPETITIVO. MUITA REPETIÇÃO.

I need to know structure book name please

You can put on with subtitles Spanish

Do not werry I got your 🧠

What are the names of All movies? I want to see them..

please describe the meanings

I love this way of teaching english by watching a movie

is this american accent or british accent?

Where explanations for these phrases????? As for me, I did not understand what these phrases mean! Could you please do it? Thanks

This is American English. But English is British.

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Repetitions make it somewhat boring..😊

Hey all I'm not going to film bz I can't handle attention anymore if I gone to party people look at me I feel sick sleepy sleepy on day.... If I become filmstar then think what will happen🤯 Imgin crore people in the world sorry n I'm tired early so I can't achieve bharatratna pl so I'm not going to films that why no one going there... I can't handle attention sorry film let me get job marriage n kids ..bz I tke it seriously I get mad when some1 give attention to ne sorry there are more girls who beautiful than me pl chse them... 💯

Explaination?

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Thanks

Great