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British & American English: Food Vocabulary
Crisps? Chips? French fries? Cookies or biscuits? Learn the differences between food vocabulary in British and North American English in this simple lesson!
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that’s quite a good lesson. I hope the quiz is coming. Best regards
I like that lesson. thank you Roonie ma’am !
bitter lager very tasty at 5ยด48 that was the best of this topic, hell yes. because I like to drink beers. cya u Ronnie n’ thank u funny teacher.
Thank you Ronnie for this excellent lesson! I have a question. In Uruguay I usually have breakfast consisting of coffee and some cookies. A Canadian friend of mine told me that what I eat every morning aren’t cookies but pastries. So, what’s the difference between cookies and pastries?
Regards,
Sorry Ronnie we call it arugala or arugula ,i think the latter
Oh~, Where is the Quiz
America(US) British
pants trousers
elevator lift
movie film
sidewalk pavement
take care:)
quiz???
There’s no quiz for this lesson!
good lesson. I am waiting for the next one…..
hi there i like ronnie’s teaching
IS very nice lesson .
I need anther lesson .
I want to know more about north American .
i think we need to study more words about food! However, thanhks Ronnie for your lesson :)
I am realy helped by you. I want more details lessions on prepotition such as to , of , at,in , on etc and also step by step lessions on eng. grammer.
Hi Ronnie! Thanks for explanations!I watch your videos with pleasure, they are very useful and funny, yeah and besides grammar we can improve our listening too!I’m going to pass English exam at the university this year and I hope your site can help me to get a high mark!!! Thanks again! See ya !
where is the quiz
No quiz !! :”"”(
Keep up the fantastic work Ronie. Engvid is the best website ever.
I would like you please to post a video on how to use (a), (an), and (the) in a sentence. I understand the basic but what I am looking for is to explain in details and list the exceptions, if any.
for example this sentence,
“the presentation I delivered was received with great satisfaction.”
now, why wouldn’t I put (a) before the word (great). To me, it should be “with a great satisfaction”. But anyway, I think you understood what I am looking for.
Please post a video on this.
Thank you
Hi Ronnie! I really like the way how you teach. You are the best you got really a sweet voice. I want to learn use of “About to” in grammar. i have a sentence structure like ” You all are about to weep now” Kindly provide some good examples and where should i use “About to”
Hey guys ! I really like your classes.. they’re fantastic ! Could you please post video on the correct pronunciation of the letter ‘R’ ?
Thanks..
thanks for you the lesson very useful
I hope you continue.
thanks again.
tq ronnie .u r teaching is gud i like so much.
Ronnie,
I think is not Arugala as you said. The correct is Arugula
ronnie your the best teacher …
Sister Ronnie
Thanks a lot for u r class..
Lov u..
Ronnie has explained very well.
Ronnie is the best teacher ever! <3
teacher your teaching is very very good. nuw iknows littile english any body ask to any thing i can under stand but icanot speek toevery boy (i know my english is not good .i want to speek in english plssssssssssssss help me
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Ronnie! Your lessons are the best! Thank you very mush!
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Hi Ronnie Teacherโฆ I have a Question. Can U Please Explain me In detail Where To Use Would And Will While Speaking..And Grammatically What Is The actual Difference between them?? I Love Your Lessons and Your Teaching Method..Thank You For Everything My Teacher :)
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wow what a great lesson.
thank you very much ronnie.
quiz please
best wishes to all
I wish you all the best.
Thank you.
Thank you Ronnie for the lesson.
Here I have a question related to pronunciation about letter ‘X’. e.g. anxiety,anxious,lexigram etc…
Please explain it.
I will try to make a lesson for you!
I really like Ronnie lessons.
I go East, I go West,
I`m sure Ronnie is the best!
And this Vocabulary food
I know now very good!
Oh I`m sorry, I`m fail,
Not very good but very well.
I dream in my imagination
To learn all grammar, pronanciation,
It`s hard, I know, nevertheless,
You`ll help me Ronnie,
You are the best!
That was a great ditty! Thanks so much!
Very nice lesson. Your lesson helps me in making differences in vocabulary of British and North American.
thank u 8)
hello ronnie.. is not arugula??? or is arugala??? cos i found in internet that in english is the same word as spanish(my mother language) arugula… thanks
I love EngVid because you are there!
I am an arabian girl and I have learnt these words ,but they were mixed together. However, I can now distinguish whether they are British or not.
Thanx my teacher (=
She is great!! very funny her lessons!! I love her!!
is it “arugala” or “arugula” ?
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Hi .rEALLY I LOVE YOUR TEACHING BUT QUIZ IS VERY IMPORTANT I MADE A NOTE BOOK OF THE MANE OF AND WRITE ALL THE QUIZ PLEASE PREPER THE QUIZ THANKS MS.RONNIE
Thank you Rooni…nice teaching … I really like your lesson. pls advise me how to improve my english conversaion skills.
Thank you Ronnie!
ronnie i want to know hoe to speak in american accent bcz i am in Pakistan and i wanna speak like an american plz help me in this
how to pronounce slang is it slung or slaang
good one.
I think cookie is used in the United Kingdom and biscuit in North America. Really?
Great the lesson! Ronnie is one of the best English teachers all over the world.
Ronnie,ฤฐ like your lesson
Amazing,very nice
Why do you use different words :)? You speak same language.
Thanks a lot for the lesson.
i wanna download …how can i do it..??brilliant Roooonnnn
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i want to download all tenses from simple present up to past future perfect continous tens how can I do
just show me the method of this
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You’re really awesome!! just awesome!! thank so much for all these tips.
it is arugula,not arugala!
Hi, thanks!
It’s correct “arugula”.
rocket, roquette, rucola, rugula, or arugula, not arugala…
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There is no quiz :( Anyway, good job Ronni, we love You!
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thank’s for all staff in this website , thank you very mach
h! i am narjice from Morocco, i am studying at university this year,i study science.before i was have a problem with some verbs like see;watch;look and other verbs but now i am so proud of my self because i can know the diffrence.i will see all videos and thank you engvid so much.
I learn the basic diffence between Assure, enssure and Insure.This lecture is most usefull and beneficial.
I like study English
Thank You!
very nice >>
thank you
Thank you Ronnie !!! :) that was very fun
French friesโฆ Itโs a very funny name because no one really knows the country of origin of these friesโฆ (French and Belgians both say that they invent this way of cooking!!!) But I remember the period when Americans change the name โFrench friesโ to โFreedom friesโโฆ!!! They did that to protest against the decision of the French government not to follow the USA in the war against Iraqโฆ (anti-French sentiment!!)โฆ Such a noise for so little pieces of potatoes!!! :)
Its been nice to watch your Videos very simple & digestible. I learned allot from this website,Greetings from Tando Jam,PAKISTAN.
This is good lesson but I need more to lean myself at home
i need to learn more english
Quiz?????
love ur way of teaching <3
I really want to improve my english. I need you to help me, I am not good speaking. When was young I really want to study English but I am poor. I learn with the monks at pagoda. They learn for free. But not a good teaching. But I really like to learn there, because they are very friendly.
Now I have time to learn with and hope you to make me to improve my English.
Thank a lot.
perfect vocabulary.
My English teacher was so rude, that’s why I’ve bunked many classes, now here I find you funny and more informative than my teacher..:)
Wow, amazing teacher!
it was very fun
i like the way which you explain it
Again good lesson in British language Thanks Ronnie! Well I have knowledge to British food ,meals and dishes , because my previous job were chef assistant in London.
Okay anyway, good explanations again Ronnie! Cheers!
thank you Ronnie:)
thanks its realy benefit
I really like the way you are .. ur style. Thank you.
Hi.I can’t see the video unfortunately.following those comments I love your class.like!
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Thanks Ronnie!
I got it ! thank you Ronnie :D
good lesson !!!
Really helpful
i really love the way Ronnie teaching! :) thanks for the fun
I,ve ever never seen sch way of teaching in my Life, really that is wonderfulness, thanks so much Ronnie, God bless you .
Good lesson! Thanks Ronnie:)
Great teacher.
Like the way you teach.It is nice and easy to understand.
It is a pleasure learning from you! I could spend all my day here in Engvid website…
Hello
I do not speak English better because Arab
Is it possible representation of Vocabulary clearly more so I can understand the vocabulary
How are you Ronnie?
thank you so much and It is a pleasure learning from you.
I have a question I want to learn British Accent
pronunciation how ? please help me
Hellow
i am poor in eng.because my mother tongue is hindi so i requsted madam give me good directin to improve eng.
She should show us real fruits at the same time!
i think your cool ronnie
Roonie,Could you make a video distinguishing the differences in meaning among these words “impact,influence,effect,affect”. It makes me very confused when using :)
I am a new student here, can anyone give me a link for British English on this website, please?
french fries = frites (in french):)
you are a good teacher please in math you make 22 not 21
what a funny lesson!!!
a great lesson …thank you so much …