翻譯得很好呀！

Just because he is famous now ?

he is really something...not only has he become famous but also he is bright and clever, and he is also willing to care for society and make some contributions...known from his daily speech

Can't say I agree. She is OK and that is as far as I would go. I am also surprised in her articulation in Cantonese which needs help too😮

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i can feel that he's really nervous n uptight.

He surely doesn't sound confident.

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though her level is just fair-to-middling

Nicolas ！由細到大讀番書既佢你話呢？

“Instructed” is less blunt. “Told” is harsh and direct. Euphemism gives an air of being classy. So the speaker is correct.

Ling Li 之前的影片有製作字幕的，但始終製作一條影片連攝影、剪接、後制效果，已經可能需要兩日的的時間，希望你能體諒一下，做字幕這些枯燥的工作，很容易蠶食精力和創意，交給別人做也困難，需要額外投資，英文影片可以用電腦幫忙，但中文暫時就未能做到了。我沒有做字幕之後，多花了時間寫文章，用文字作媒介和大家分享心得，這樣的方式，我會感到更舒服。希望你能體諒。link.medium.com/oFBwGn0nMV

不一定～

學什麼都沒有年齡限制。我剛滿 65 歲，正在學習西班牙語。但我注意到我更難記住單詞。但是因為我退休了，我有更多的時間，所以沒關係。

相對比較少，不過我覺得你都講得啱，from呢個用法又的確係會出現嘅！

聽你的口音也是港音腔，語法還是不錯

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與芬尼學英語 Finnie's Language Arts I see thx

Which part of the video r you talking about?

@@TiffanyTeachesEnglish @2:30

The purpose of choosing Nick to do a speech in public is obviously interesting.

He used "out of my league" to describe he is not in the same class as the students. Did he make a mistake on that? Didn't you point out he completed his high school education in Canada? "He needs some improvements in his English".....this is too general. Please be specific. What kind of improvements does he need?

@@jerry171460 Nick Tse said:"I am out of my league". This is a wrong statement. He should say："You are out of my league." He should improve his grammatical accuracy. He came back to HK before he turned 17. So I don't think he completed his secondary school education in Canada. BTW, Finnie is a very good English teacher. Don't you think so?

He is not a English lecturer , consider very good

@Considerate Nicholas later attended Hong Kong International School for one year before dropping out due to low grades in grade 10.[4] For a year he lived in Phoenix, Arizona, but was expelled for his poor academic performance. 讀唔成書嘅人英文點會好

Nope~

Linking r or Intrusive r. Connected speech. Like w, j, r. E. G. Just do it will become jusdowit in natural and native speech. Are you okay becomes are you wokay. Etc. India and China becomes India ran China. Show is the o vowel, up has a aa the weak form like a schwa sound...... Never mind. 😅

His speech was more like a casual sharing than an academic seminar. So it‘s only natural that he would like to add some energetic and youthful vibe into it, which will leave a deep impression on the students that were present.

@@TiffanyTeachesEnglish i beg to differ. His level of English was not good enough to be versatile for a different audience and occasion. Language changes in the context. You simply cannot curse like the hongkongers whenever they want ,wherever they want. You are speaking in the capacity of speaker on a uni campus to an audience of supposingly high education. If you have a shadow of doubt ask a native English speaker. Convo closed here. Of course we can agree to disagree here.cheers.

@@VoteforAndrewYang-rn5mw Shadow of doubt?! I agree the word choice isn't appropriate. You use "kick-ass" when you talk to your friends but not in public speaking.

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與芬尼學英語 Finnie's Language Arts 非常感謝芬尼老師指教！

可以删掉了

@@qmkwan1792 幾好日日看

simple ENGLISH IS A GOOD ENGLISH

BUSINESS LETTER IS VERY IMPORTANT IN THIS WORLD

Of course you are right in the sense that many people can learn to speak English without learning grammar. This is especially true when they started learning it when they were young. Because somehow our brains are wired to learn grammar even without knowing how to explain it. In reality, It would be really nice if adult learners can learn English this way, like a child. Let me explain my approach. I see many adult learners willing and eager to try to speak, but get misunderstood because they don’t understand grammar or because they don’t pronounce a word right. The reason why grammar needs to be explained is similar to why pronunciation rules have to be explained. Because many adults are actually blind to their mistakes. And their knowledge of the native language is affecting and interfering in with the use of English. Let me take pronunciation as an example. If it has young children who are learning English, this off and not necessary for teachers to teach them what the tongue position should be like when pronouncing as hurt and sound. Because a child can understand intuitively how to move it’s done simply by listening. However, after these children have grown up, more often than not they will have lost the ability to do this. That’s why it could be a nice idea to explain these roles to them. No matter what, people always have to try to speak and use a language if they are to learn it. Yes I do believe that they can try to use it and afterwards, they can try to review the performance with reference to grammar rules and pronunciation rules. You can see my videos that I tried to repeat what the celebrities say so as to encourage my viewers to do the same and learn by imitation. In educational theories, different experts have different opinions as to whether explicit or implicit instruction of grammar is more useful for second language learners. At the end of the day, which one of the approaches is appropriate would depend on the particular circumstances and learning background of a student. So in response to your comment, in short, I think in general I would encourage students to imitate first and apply their knowledge of English first, no matter how many mistakes they are making, and afterwards try to correct the speech and make it as precise as possible using their knowledge of pronunciation and grammar.

@@TiffanyTeachesEnglish finnie..Are you an English teacher living in HK or the States? Just curious. You sound like a teacher.

Learning grammar is for people who are not having English as first language 😁

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