AVOID THIS NONSENSE FROM ENGLISH WITH LUCY, LINGUAMARINA/LINGUATRIP/ LINGUATRIPTV, RACHEL'S ENGLISH

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I never watch Linguamarina because of her frequent mistakes ,and unless you are a native speaker you probably wouldn´t know the difference . Whereas Lucy i think is better and a lot more beautiful as well.

If you want to speak proper English never follow rap music, slang from streets, and dont look at how celebreties or sportsmen talk. They usually lack education and can't speak properly. Being native does not mean you speak properly, check out how Ivanka Trump does not know what complecit mean.That is what common people talk in the streets. Academic English is different. There is a word posh. Have you heard how Boris Johnson talks? Your bar for speaking English is too low. I remember I asked somebody when you know that you are a good swimmer and he answered if they through you in the water you can swim back. I wonder with this definition what is the difference between an olympic champion and a person who swims just for two weeks.

I have no issues with English With Lucy. At least, I could gain knowledge of new advanced words and phrases.

Great video. It was necessary to be said. I guess we are fed up of listening the "don't use this nor use that..." with the only purpose of the teachers to get more views in the videos they make.

I only follow Lucy because I'm in love with her...
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As an english learner i really admire your work, keep it up

I've never been convinced and I was all right 😂😂. Since it's an English word then it's usable. That's it

You have cleared my confusion with relation to the pronunciation of the "ch" sound.

Learning English from teachers' mistakes !😂😂

Thank you very much! I gave up watching those channels because of the sense of anguish and stress they cause when you spend an entire life learning a language that appears to avoid any approval or encouragenent to the poor one who still wants to 'sound native'.

They are not used in British English. You teach American English. All your examples are from American English.

L'anglais et l'américain ce n'est pas la même chose c'est comme parler français et québécois

You are taking everything out of context! I stopped watching after Lucy! She’s giving advice to people who are going to do the C2 proficiency level Cambridge exam. Examiners will want you to show off your knowledge and extensive vocabulary, hence instead of saying very small, you’d say minute or tiny…. Instead of very hot weather, you’d say torrid or scorching… I’m not a teacher of course, just studying for my C2 exam….. besides I wouldn’t want to get advice from American teachers when trying to pass a Cambridge exam…. I love English with Lucy

I want to say something. when you say rare words in english. people wont understand you. i agree with this video. i use very. every day. very good video.

is Linguamarina cringe trolling or something?

Lucy didn't mean it literally, that was an upper intermediate class to increase vocabulary, you've got issues with comprehension, how can you teach? Instead of a hater title put a BASIC-1 one!

Hey Lucy is not american hahaha. And she likes me and once awarded for something 😂😂😂😂😂

She's British English.

Wow, as an English teacher who never lived abroad I tend to make some of these mistakes too 😬 Nobody's perfect. Thanks for fixing us 🙃 Valuable🎉

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Lucy is advocating for a more refined use of English - and it's perfectly understandable in the context of her videos. Of course, unless someone is an absolute beginner (and therefore not even able to understand what Lucy is saying in English) everyone knows that 'very' is a most basic word in English. Attacking another channel is not the best way to win over esteem and appreciation.

Wow

Lucy is teaching British English not American English

All 5 hours of criticising other teachers?

When I talk to a person that is not a native speaker of English (which most of people are if you don't live in UK or USA) I pronounce T in these words on purpose becuase it's better understandable for them. I remember when I was talking with my co-worker about watching Castlevania on Netflix and when I sad "kaslvejnia" (written like in Czech alphabet), he didn't get it, I had to repeat it in Czenglish "kastlvánija" and then he got it, so this is a problem, you know how it should be pronounce, but you simplify it to make other people around you understand it more clearly.

5 hours + ! I think you roasted her all .

Linguamarina mst be feeling 😢😂

OMG! You're the main character dude! I was wondering if I was the only person who see how ridiculous these people are. They'd sell their mothers for content and to sell their bullshit... xD

This is very, very, very useful 😂

I love this video. It's very much clarifying. Those clips about "don not use this or that word "are really nonsense.

I like this video and it's very funny

Both "Your dog is admirable" and "Your dog is cute" are grammatically correct, but they convey different meanings:

"Your dog is admirable" suggests that the dog has qualities that are worthy of admiration, such as bravery, loyalty, or good behavior. It's a bit more formal and implies respect for the dog's character or actions.

"Your dog is cute" simply refers to the dog being physically attractive or endearing in a way that makes people smile or feel affection. It's more common in everyday conversation when commenting on a dog’s appearance.

Perhaps "Your dog is cute" is more commonly used than "Your dog is admirable".

Thank you Guru Ji👍

🤣🤣🤣Bro woke up and chose violence

You are the best

Oh, come on! Even I can tell Lucy used this approach to make a point through humor and a bit of controversy. Obviously, she wasn’t being literal. I think this guy is doing the same—just using Lucy's fan base to raise awareness. And that’s fine! No worries; we love Lucy and understand her style. By the way, the full video is a gem. I really appreciate the accuracy of his corrections after the first set. Awesome teacher. Thank you so much!

Thanks for calling them out on this! Excellent content! The proliferation of self-proclaimed language experts is appaling. I've been trying to explain this to my higher level students who want to sound more natural, but they usually tend to gravitate toward the synonims which make them sound unnatural. I'll use this video from now on.

and who uses tube?

Almost 6 hours 😮😮😮

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Excellent you expose the stupid scammer Lucy Bella Simkins aka English with Lucy. Pseudo teacher without qualifications to teach English.

guys, if you don’t like her videos, just don’t watch it, there’s no need for you to create a 5-hour long video to criticize her work, you just show yourselves as white sexist men, that don’t believe in women in that position and her contents, if you are mysoginist, stop trying to put a veil under your prejudice and saying her content is distracting, just assume your hateful positions about women and an immigrant, this channel barely criticize men

She's a British speaker...you're probably seeing this through an American English perspective.. well this way, you're just imposing YOUR standards over a British speaker, and that would mean you're just being a linguistic chauvinist..that's all you're looking like.

maybe British people don't use these words so often since the "English with Lucy" is British