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10 Common “HOW” Questions in English
Do you want to improve your English conversation skills? This video is for you. In this practical English speaking lesson, I will help you practice 10 common “how” questions, so you can feel more confident and comfortable when listening to and speaking English. One of the hardest parts of any language is asking and understanding questions. This video will give you some tools you can add to your language toolbox today. The questions include:How come? How so? How did you do that? How long is it? How much is it? How long have you known each other? After you’ve learned these questions, move on to my lesson on the 10 most common “what” questions in English.
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In Soain we say “silla” instead of chair.
Sorry.
In Spain we usually to say “silla” instead of chair.
Cool! Thanks! :)
Thank you for that
Chair in Arabic is (كرسي) and it pronounced like kursi
Thank you for the video♡.
In Mexico we say: ”silla”
You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D
in Brazilian Portuguese, we refer to the chair as “cadeira”
Hi Alex, greetings from Ecuador. Here we say “silla” to the chair but I prefer to say “soporta posaderas” 😅.
Have a good day
In portuguese chair is cadeira.
Thank you, Alex. It’s always a enlighting lesson.
Thanks a lot for your teaching.
Thanks. The translation is “une chaise” in French for “a chair”
Hello Alex, Thanks for the lesson.
You used ‘OK’ 23 times
and we say “SANDALI, صندلی” for the chair on our language (Persian/Farsi).
And I’m still waiting for that lesson about BUT… I love you too.
Take care and stay safe Sir. Alex
Yes! Someone did it! :D Thank you! I need to be more careful with how many times I say “Okay” in the future.
Thanks, Alex, Can you please provide me the link? I cannot find it. Bests
And, Regarding Ok, if you didn’t ask us to count them I think it would sound natural and ok. :D
Nice job, i appreciate when you insist in the pronunciation exercise, it’s important for students whithout anybody to practice.
Comment est que vous dites comment?
Comment est ce que Vous dites comment? (missing word)
In russian we say “стул”. “”Chair” as a word has many meanings in our language. Appreciate our joke in english:
– Dad, Dad, Alex is throwing chairs at me!!!
– Throw it at him, too.
– I can’t, I have liquid one.
There are two meanings of word “стул” in this joke.
I am sorry :)
:) 100%. Thank you so much Alex.
may god bless you
Thank you for great lesson
Chair means in Iraq kursi
in Ethiopia we chair means wenber
i got 10/10, I think How is the most popular question, even the child when they get to know the world around them, they also alwayl ask How, I assumed How and what those questions are very important, so I’d like you will make a lesson about What in the future, Thank Alex so much
I have learned some common English conversational phrases from your lesson. Thanks so much Alex.In my own language, chair is “kaintekateka.”
thank you
In russia language a chair will be —- стул(STUL)
That’s interesting – in English a stool (
/stuːl/) is a chair without a back or arm rests. Apparently they come from the same very old root word!I got 10 correct out of 10 , thanks for the great lesson.
Thank you Alex. You are an interesting person.
thank you Alex
Hi Alex,
it was a nice and useful lesson,
thanks,
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Chair in Brasilian portuguese is “Cadeira”
many thanks
Thank you, Alex! I love you too!
Sedia … in italian.
Chair means “cadeira” in Portuguese. ;)
In Bangla we usually call the chair to refer to the chair. Yes! we use the English word “chair” as chair.
In Georgian we say ” skami ” .
Hey Alex, this lesson is surprisingly easy for me because it’s possible to translate the phrases directly into German: How …? Wie …?
How come? – Wie kommt’s?
How so? – Wieso?
How did you do that? – Wie hast du das gemacht?
How is/was it? – Wie ist/war es?
(We often try to use “Und – “ bevor: Und – wie ist/war es? )
How much is it? Wie viel kostet es? or: Wie viel macht das?
How many _ are/were there? Wie viele _ sind/waren es?
How long have you known each other? Wie lange kennt Ihr Euch?
How about this/that one? Wie steht’s mit diesem/jenem?
How do you like it? (Do you like it?) Wie gefällt es dir? (Gefällt es dir?)
How do you say _ ? Wie sagt man _ ?
I sitting on my chair (Stuhl), peeled the Easter egg and counted 32 Okay‘s.
lllll lllll lllll lllll lllll lllll ll Okay‘s
But – Alex, don’t panic! I think it’s okay to use Ok ;)
Additionally you use synonyms for Ok: Right? Alright? and: You know?
Thanks Alex, this was a useful lesson for me :)
10/10
Alex, thanks a lot!!
“Chair” in Ukrainian is “стiлець” and it’s pronounced like ” stilets’ “
Thank you Alex for your excellent lesson.
We usually call it “kujerar” in Hausa
Alex, thanks
Got 10/10
Thanks sir
Chair in urdu is “kursi”
Hello,
In my language we say “Chaise” for chair.
Thank you for this video.
hello Alex, thanks for the good lesson, chair in my language Persian, is sandali(صندلی).
Thanks Alex, in spanish you can say silla o asiento
I liked this video.
Wonderful.
Hey Alex!
How about a little Hungarian for ya?
Chair is szék is Hungarian. Pronounced like “sake” in English
Peace!
I got 10 correct out of 10