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Man you’re definitely a good teacher, it’s incredible how can I understand every single word that you say, and how can I get clearly all of your points of view. Thank you for being so kind and supportive with English students ❤👏🏾👏🏾☕️

Market = place for buying a lots of things specially food Bone = each part your skeleton is made of Afraid = when you feel a little scared Share = divide something with someone Snow = the white thing that falls from the sky in small flakes in winter Farm = a place where some people do agricultural works e feed animals such as chickens Mountain = something like a hill but much higher Gold = a precious metal for example what is made the wedding ring Coat = very warm clothe similar to a jacket Heavy = not light

You must be the most empathic and understanding teacher out there. I am a teacher myself and I use--and share--your videos with all my students, especially the ones in intermediate levels. THANKS for your wonderful job. ❣

This happens even in my native language. It is good to be aware of this as well.

Every time my eldest daughter loses motivation at school (linguistic highschool!) I remind her that "school" and "learning" aren"t sinonyms and I tell her "Don't forget Christian's story and exemple!". Thank you teacher!

Every time I'm watching videos in this channel, I'm asking yourself, why I can't speak fluently and convenient. Because I understand 95% of words from these videos without subtitles.

The best way to remember words is context. I ❤dictionaries with added contexts in the definition of each word. When you don’t remember a word, go around it with context as Christian mentions. I do it often even in my native tongue. Don’t be ashamed of not knowing or remembering, it happens to all of us even native speakers.

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Market = The place you can buy stuff Bone = Breakable white thing in our bodies Afraid = Don't know what to do Share = Giving without expecting anything in exchange Snow = Rain but icy Farm = The place where crops thrive Mountain = The biggest rock you can imagine on the earth Gold = Yellow pericous metal Coat = The thing you wear when it's cold Heavy = A lot of kilograms

This man is the best teacher, and we can see he is a great person: not only he wants to teach us, but he wants we learn too. Thanks, Christian.

YOU'RE A MASTER IN TEACHING ENGLISH. CONGRATULATIONS. YOU DESSERVES A OSCAR STATUE

I really appreciate the whole video, but at 10:15 there is a powerful flash: "Remember: real communication happens in context, not in textbooks" Thank you very much!

It's so simple, because after all, we all do it very often in our native language. But still, it's a brilliant observation! Thanks a lot for these useful tips!

Отличный ролик, благодаря которому я буду учить английский ещё усерднее! 😊

Market = a place to buy things or stuff, bone = a hard stick or thing in your body / leg / arm, afraid = fear, i don't like, i feel unhappy etc, share= give smth, snow = white stuff falling from the sky, farm = a place where animals, pigs and cows live, mountain= a high place, piece of ground, gold = metal of my ring, coat = jacket, warm clothes for outside, heavy= not light, difficult to move, to lift. It seems I use this tricks all the time. Thank you ❤

Dear Canguro: you're definitely my favorite English teacher! Funny, competent and helpful! Thanks!

Market = a place where we find essential somethings Bone = portion of body skeleton Afraid = moments when you feel unfavorable Share = knowledge or ideas pass with others Snow = a small portion of packed waterbody Farm = a place of animals Mountain = high land or peak points Gold = a precious minerals which is used for ornaments Coat = a formal warm cloth Heavy = weight

Christian você é muito bom cara, eu tenho orgulho de ser inscrito no seu canal, você está cada dia melhor (portuguese brazil)

I definitely love those tips. Even in my native language sometimes I forget words. Thank you so much Christian.