English Vocabulary & Idioms – Talking about NOISE

Hi, can you please put an example (sentence) of how to use that bru-ha-ha?
I didn’t understand its use.
Thanks for the lesson, very useful!

Thanks James for this lesson!

Thank you so much..really you are great Mr james.
this the 1st time I watching this site.. that my friend had told me about this site specially you and he was right bcause I found you so great and your way is very interesting and useful..thanks again from Asim..uk

Thanks for the lesson!!! :)

James!! You’re absolutely gorgeous!!! thanks a lot!!
P.S. a couple of examples with BRU-HA-HA would be great!

I learn 5 different synonyms about noise. That’s really good! Thank you!

Thanks for your videos. I love your way….

Thanks for the lessons.
Greetings from Czech republic!!!

Thank you for the lesson. I really need such lessons. Than you for your work.

Thanks a lot … i really got new vocabularies from you , your way to teach and explain is amazing ..

U r really amazing James!!! From bottom of my hart THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!

Hello from Lithuania :)

Hi, i liked your video but didn’t understand how and where to use the word bru-ha-ha. This is the first time that I am here and I think it would help me a lot in learning new words everyday. I have a request for you. Since my level is beginner, yOo speak very fast for me. Can you please speak slow while teaching the lesson. Thanks!

Hello,nice lesson.Thanks.
I just wonder if we can use squabble as a verb or its just a noun?
And can you give an example as sentence for squabble.
Thanks.

thanks for this lesson, i just strar using this pages!!!!

Thanks for the lesson. It’s very interesting!

thanks for the lesson.!!!!!!!

thanks for the useful information….but i’m not so clear about ‘bru-ha-ha”

Thanks for the lesson.pleasse teach us when to use have hade in a sentence.

Thanks for the lesson.please teach us when to use have had in a sentence

james james james ,my good teacher.
james i really need to know about”causative verbs” plz explain the causative verbs,you know that would be informative for all the students.

Thx alot 4 your lesson. It helped em alot infact. A special thank once again from Viet Nam

hello james,
I am an Egyptian student who has been studying English since childhood.I am going to examine for IGCSE English as a second language this may/june and i was hoping if u check some of the essays i have written. If you agree, please e-mail me.

did not understand the meaning og bru ha ha

Can you teach something about particules like, up, down, and believe there are a lot. Tks.

Hi,James Thanks alot for giving knowledge about English vocabulary -Loud Noise. A special thanks again to you.

SUPER.I LOVE IT.FANTASTIC!

good lesson eres buen profesor

This is a good lesson. Thanks a lot.

WOW!!! but I didn’n realized what about “bru-ha-ha”…

I still don’t get bru-ha-ha and thank for you time.

thanks great good information and visuals. really nice.

really amazing lessons , I’m interested in your illustration

you are so funny! at the same time your lessons are amazing and understandable.:)

really i like ur teaching way
keep it up..

very cool,thank you.I like it

bru ha ha

it was really fantastic especially the way of teaching which helped in memorizing with ease.

Hello, I’m new to this site. I think it’s really good so thank you to all involved. I teach English part time and I started using your lessons today with one of my students. It’s always interesting to see a new approach. If I may say, I do find it fast and my student did too so I pause frequently.
It’s very generous to offer these sites free and when I discover free sites I always send the link to my students so they can bebefit too! Thanks again and see you soon

I just want you Guys to teach how to use like and likes

hello
James
you are really amazing.. your teaching methods are really great.. thank you all..Have a great time ahead…

TNX A LOT.
“ALL OVER THE MAP”
What does it mean plz??!
When we use it?!

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My e-mail is: Mariearaklian@yahoo.com
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what about hullabaloo and din, is it the same?!

hi james I think that the third question is wrong I think is:
Which word has to do with a lot of noise and confusion?
You have to change lost for lot if I have reason. See you

What does the word “farting” in the fuiz mean? I´ve done mistake :o)

Hi James! Could you write please in which school do u work?) thank you)

Hi James! I am loving every moment of watching the video lesson. It helps understand native speakers better.I wonder if these idioms will or not sound funny from a foreigner like me.

everything is okay, but WTF is bru ha ha, anyway great lesson James. thanks a bunch.

great.thanks. am i right to refer bru ha ha as a sarcastic laugh for instance like in the plays or movies made by a villain?

I get 4 from 5 scores.Good luck.

Thanks so much mr James.

thank you

Thank you so much.

Thanks for your a wonderful style of teaching.
English is the second language for me, and love it.
I’m not understand bru-ha-ha

James Your bru ha ha kills anybody

thanks james nice lesson nw i’ll start using bru ha ha

you are my favorite teacher ..love you afnan from iraq

u r really a fantastic teacher……..thanx for ur all lessons…..all are really helpful…….waiting for your new lessons……

Hi.I wonder Mr. E have experienced ROCK & ROLL….. But I experienced before, it was so noisy and my ears was going to BURST!

What a pity Nobody explained this ‘bru -ha-ha İs any teacher hear about