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109 COMMENTS

I am suffering here with the Australian accent -_-

Waseem F

    I know what you mean Waseem, it takes some getting used to. But in the end you will make it; just give it time.

    Regards

    Regino

      Mr.Nakar made an excellent observation about spelling in the English speaking community in Canada (see comment below). This proves that being consistent is what really counts.

      … well Benjamin… I speak American and in spite of spelling and pronunciation differences,communication is still possible, isn’t it?

      Bye for now.

      Regino

    I prefer British accent 2 the american one
    s=z
    re=er

    kotoz

Thanks Benjamin, you seems like you don’t like American accent, do you?

gansukh

For me, It was a little bit bore Benjamin..
Thanks for this sort of lesson.. .
I think American copy the British words why there is only one difference when British uses doubling “LL” American is getting used single “L” the same When British uses single “L” then American is getting used “LL” that’s the difference nothing else…
British is best in English Language all the times..

Sivakumar

excellent clarification,THANKS a million

kayskays

There is some confusion b/w the usage of L and LL in both languages. Plz solve my problem.

Syedjavad

Thanks Benjamin for this Video :)

Priyanka

For me American accent is better. But when you know two ways of speaking is double good. Because the whole world learns English, and make in it their new changes.

Zenny

And why use LL instead L. Simply clever.

Zenny

So…? You didn”t tell us? What english you prefer? American or British?

katerinapas1

    you can understand it from his accent. British.

    monac

Great lesson! Thank you very much! Greetings from Brazil.

Júlio César L Sousa

For me, your style of spelling is British English; undoubtedly, you prefer your British English accent. By the way, I would say that I love to hear your British English accent.
Thanks for this quite useful lesson, Benjamin. :)

Chloe.Lee

Thank you, For me i prefer British ! more funny

sawsiet

Thank you, Benjamin I just know how to spelling different between American and British spelling in the past I spell by my make sense or my guess but now I have known already.

Ukrit

Hi there!!! This lesson it was very interesting, now I know some of them are completely different, thanks Benjamin and see you until next lesson =D

Cristian Gutiérrez

Hello Benjamin , Hello everyone.
Easy but essential lesson . I wonder what english spelling is used in Canada and which english speaking countries use american english rather than British English . I think the old British possessions speak British English which could answer my question about Canada . So, which non-american country speaks American ?
Thank you Benjamin, see you next time.

tsamp

Thank you, Benjamin!
It was interesting.
I understand better British spelling)

linochok

Thank youuuu very much Benjamin!!

knopfler86

10/10!
Thank you, Benjamin.

Fabri

Thank you, Benjamin!

Tafa

Very nice lesson, Sir. H

Briklend Handersson

Very good lesson

Samar Taha

To add a little more to this, Canada officially uses the British spelling system, but many Canadians will write the American versions of words, as they were never officially taught these differences.

Sweet vest, Benjamin.

Alex

    You made a good point Alex; spelling differences are seldom taught in the language classroom. Teachers oftentimes use both spellings -American & English- indistinctly.

    Good to see you round!

    Regino

    Great lesson,Benjamim,as usual.
    How nice to see you here, Alex. I feel happy to
    see you, professors, interacting. Very nice,really.

    Sonia1234

thanks benjaman

sokdavid

THANK FOR INFORMATION

FERIKO

Thanks Benjamin, I am waiting for the next videos.

Maun Govillian

It was really interesting , and your lecture about both countries brilliant .

Noreen 07

Thanks Mr.Benjamin,
it was very interesting lessons,
love it

Tengku

8/10 thank you
i didn t konw the differences before

Vita6

As they say, American language is nothing else but spoilt British.

Thank you very much, Benjamin!

Kira Geller

Thanks benjamin, it was great lesson, see you until your next lesson, Greetings from Mexico.

kross

Great lesson,I got 9 out of 10.Thank you teacher Benjamin:)

elitahiri

Hi Benjamin!
I like your lessons. Also I like your British English accent! I love British English so much!
If you have the opportunity please clearfy pronounciations between them. I know it, but I would like to talk like British native speakers.
Thank you so much, dear teacher!

aynur1984

Thanks for this video, i want to learn more about british and American

Axmal

thank you Benjamin

ZiyaEkrem

i got 100. it is really interesting

kayskays

awesome! thank you Benjamin.

savazzia

best teacher eveeeeer!!!

shivaaaaa

Thanks a lot Mr.Benjamin!

Mike159951

Love you British accent Benjamin!! loved this lesson got 10/10 in Quiz..Thanks alot

Amicable

It’s really help me so much this kinda of courses. Thanks alot :)

emnaamira

I questioned myself… and I just realize that we used to learn British English in elementary school, and American English in high school. It would be nice if teachers explained it to us.
Thank you Benjamin.

Senida

    … well Senida… in spite of spelling differences,communication is still possible, isn’t it?

    Changing the subject a little bit Senida, do you really speak that many languages?

    In my case I’m trying to pick up some French,… and to tell the truth I’m having a really hard time;any advice on this?

    All my best for this New Year!

    Regino

      Communication is possible, but teachers would give you less points on test if you don’t do test – their way.

      And I don’t speak many languages… my language is Bosnian – Croatian – Serbian (3 countries – almost same language), and I speak English and German. And that’s all.

      Best wishes for New Year to you too… :)

      Senida

        Thanks for replying to my comment Senida.

        Please do not lose touch!

        See you round.

        Regino

Excellent class, thank u sir… Kindly could you please explain the differences among the usages of FEAR, AFRAID, SCARED, AFRAID& FRIGHTENED ? I am confused of these. Thank u…

junaidchithari

I would prefer to speak in British accent rather than speaking in American accent, & the reason is that,
they do not pronounce most part of the words and this case is positive in British accent.

safiullah Rahmani

like it) wanna speak like sritish people )

BusinkaAnny

Hello Benjamin,

I’m wondering if British use the shortened forms like ‘wanna, ‘gonna’, etc or they can be only heard in AmE.

Thanks a lot in advance

Elka0507

I want to say about this teacher .. The best teacher in the world.

Abdulaziz123159

Your classes are excellent! Congrats!

I’d really appreciate if you made a video showing the differences between the traditional British accent and the cockney accent. That would be awesome!

Thank you for your videos.

Daniel

Thanks for the video.
Could you please tell me which spelling is being used in Canada?

AliRezaBa

THANK YOU.

Terrysam

Hallo, ich lerne Englisch

Rxot

    Hi! Just so you know, we prefer people to comment in English so that everyone can practice reading and writing. Thank you for watching!

    engVid Moderator

engvid…i kindly request you to do a lesson on PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES…including ”in favour of” …it would be a relief for all the students if you do this…Please Please Please teacher’s and sir’s….i cant understand when to use in favour of’ and it’s uses…your attention in this regard is highly appreciated….

Amanda De Silva

Your accent is the best ?

Winehouse

Thanks a lot Sir… I got 90 point, I like this lesson much

Azizbudiyanto11

very helpful. thanks a lot.

Soei

I like the quiz. Give me more information

Malaysian

hi there so can i use both british and american spelling when writing in IELTS?

FBCedar88

    Of course the British one is better to use!

    Rayan Dejavu

Benjamin, your accent makes your voice sexy.

CassioFiori

It was a very interesting lesson
Thank you so much!

Vivimi

You are fantastic Benjamin. I really enjoyed your videos and soon I’m going to be enrolling (pronounced with double L) in your channel.
Hughs from Mexico :).

(*I hope my grammar will be correct :/)

Edynglish

I,ve got 10 out of 10, thankyou!!!!!

jr.mathjr1

Well I was consistent…

dodik

Thank you BENJAMIN. 10/10 I liked the way you gave lessons

dr507

it is really hard to learn English … I’m getting confused :/

Abdullah yousef

Thank you, Benjamin! You’re totally awesome! 10/10

Cyberidium

It was a very important lesson. Thanks!

nracostam

thank you very much. i really love your accent tho. i’ll go with the british one

Reyane

I prefer the british accent, it’s more clear to hear.

Adilson Veber Moreira

I love this lesson and i want to learn more about it. if you have the spelling lesson, please share for me. Thanks so much :)

nguyenthihuyen

I love this lesson. thank you,

nguyenthihuyen

can’t get better than that… awesomely presented…

piash khan

Thank you benjamin

Mohsen Tatoo

10 out of 10 :)

atdheu10

Perfect! British accent has always been my favorite.

pinkbeatles

Don’t forget the difference between grey (British) and gray (American)!

zetorka

I got 10 out of 10… It looks like I’m a skillful student :)

rafabarcelloss

Thank’s

Abm Bashir

lovely teacher , and entertaining teaching method.thank you mr.Benjamin

JALAL ALEMRAN

thank you, sir!
learned so much from this lesson.

irfanfaqor

I got 9 out of 10 , thank you mr.Benjamin

kura1991

How nice ! thank you very much . I think mostly the E comes at the End of British spelling .

Soei

Thanks, Ben. I love your videos because there are engaging.

ezesunday

thanks

yusas

Thank you!!! It was great!

HelenaViP

You asked 10 of 10. Sorry, but I did only 9 of 10

yaresolga

Here I am watching this video for the 50th time.
Love your British sense of humour, Benjamin.
“…you need two sheep to make a woollen sweater.”
Got 10/10,by the way.
…and it’s never repetitive to say:love your accent.An extra class. Thank you very much.

Sonia1234

Thanks!

zigmund

I got 10/10, I understand the differences but it’s really hard for me to understand British English (I have been learning American English but I PREFER British)

stefany23

I got 80…need to learn the video again…thanks Benjamin

saeful

Both of them fit me. Either someone says ” it matters not, or someone else says” it doesn’t matter” I’am able to understand.

BossLa

Thanks Benjamin

Shkruallah175@gmail.com

Benjamin, I have got a lot of fun in this class.

Sean

cool? can’t get my British accents though ? pls give us some tips in the Future to be able speaking in British accent Benjamin.

elindaliani

Thanks Benjamin!

Alex-1956

I got10 out to10
I love both accent. Good teacher ?

HANA2005

In my personal opinion there is only 1 correct spelling for English words. Just because many people do something wrong doesn’t make it right. American English is a dialect, just like any other. It makes me upset when they say the British are spelling things wrong. I’m like hello it’s called English as is the language of England.

spikelucky

Good class, but I think that you shoud be more speking the word in US for to fix more the pronunciation.

Antonio Robson

I am an ESL teacher (American) and I just want to say this video is so brilliant beyond brilliance. You had me rolling on the ground for an hour. “I am going to McDonalds to get fat.”
Your American impersonation just made my day so much better. Thank you for this!

kyle55

This is very important lesson, greeting from Nigeria.

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