Speaking English: Do NOT Say “MAD”! | Learn English Speaking with Rachel’s English

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Many thanks for the video - it's really informative!!!

But you just said 'mad' yourself.

Hey Rachel, kannst du eigentlich noch deutsch sprechen? :)

"Mad" in American English means "angry" whereas in British English means "Crazy" or "insane".

Hi, I liked this video learning new phrases and vocabulary words is vital some months ago you made this type of video while you were driving a car " don't say tired" same as this video I learned something new in this video thanks.

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drive (someone) crazy
drive (someone) up the wall

Quran Surah 113 - Al Falaq (with English translation audio+text)https://youtu.be/GYN5_I-WfR0

Quran Surah 112 - Al Ikhlas (imam e kabah Mahir Al Muaiqly style)https://youtu.be/KNpC5KhvjMw

I just watch this channel to clear my accent from American influence after growing up watching so many American movies and shows that ruined my RP english

I love learning English here. But my English level in basic, other people can’t understand what I talked with them,couldn’t speak properly long phrases, sometimes even don’t know speak correctly what I meant to. So looking online course, can you refer Some right course to me, if you have chance, thank you!

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"seething" -_-

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Please I need the plural and singular too for these and fruits and vegetables you know

hello Rachel, I am French and I believe you have studied French so je vais parler un peu français ici ( it is easier for me I have to tell..) j'apprends à mon fils l'anglais américain et pour ça j'achète des "américain curriculum" mais je vois que dans ces derniers, la lecture est enseignée avec le système des phonèmes, des longues et courtes voyelles et je ne comprends pas bien car il me semble que ça n'a pas vraiment de sens sachant que l'anglais ne s'écrie pas comme il se prononce.. pourquoi embêter les enfants avec l'apprentissage des voyelles courtes et longues alors que ces dernières ne sont longues ou courtes que si leur syllabe l'est aussi... what do you Think about that ?

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Have a wire-tailed calf. (Bart Simpson used the shortened, milder form.

Go MENTAL. British, and best said like "men'al."

"Go postal" was popular, but i think only very briefly, maybe early Nineties. It's actually not fair, and best given a rest.

Can't fight the Seether,
I can't see her till i'm foaming at the mouth.
—Veruca Salt

There has to be a song for everything.

That's an excellent C1 level lesson, maybe even C2. We need more like these for advanced students.

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Native English speaker here (Texas)! I have no idea why, but all of your videos are still so interesting to watch lol. I guess you really just don't realize the intricacies of a language until they're pointed out as well as you do! Thanks!

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How to spell and pronounce the word , naive , this word has always confused me , maybe I'm just " naive "

On the one hand there is a lot of information, but on the other hand there is too much information and examples. I will never remember it. I would like to remember the 5-7 most popular ones. Better I will use:mad, angry, sad, upset only.

Thank you for the informative lesson.

I saw the lawyers defending O.J. Simpson in his famous legal trial; one of them got really UPSET.
Rachael you are very creative in your efforts to select some scenes from TV Shows. Thank you very much and may God bless you more.

I was hoping to hear a British accent on those

Wow excelent content fantastic job teacher Rachel

Amazing tips. Thank you ma'am

A funny expression for extremely angry is "To have kittens" or "To give birth to kittens."

I'm a well-educated native English speaker in the US and I've never heard apoplectic, lose your rag, or fit to be tied. I know with the language I'm learning it's hard to know with these types of lists which are actually used, so I just wanted to put that out there for all the English learners watching this.

Hello, Rachel! Thank you so much for the lesson! Very interesting! BTW, I noticed that words can differ, but the people's emotions are so similar:)

One thing I say is, “I’m gonna freak out.” Which is essentially lose my temper. It can be used for pretty much any expression of emotion that might be considered over the top.

Muito bom, obrigado !

Mad respect for that video!

I tried to get your Free guide to American English & it said: “Check your inbox”, but there was nothing there? I love your lessons

These are going to be very helpful in my writing for describing and for conversation between characters. Many of these I don’t think to use and some I’m not familiar with so I’m looking forward to experimenting with in my stories. Thank you so much for sharing, Rachel! You are very cool.

The wonderful thing is, my first and only language is English. I feel like this channel is the next level of English class. I wish all English teachers had your ability to transform difficult into interesting. THANK YOU.

I think you got the time stamp wrong in the description. Can you fix it? "Go apeshit" is at 10:51

Thank you for the great work, Rach.

BUT...I think you have mad skills as a teacher! What does that mean? English is hard.

Is that american english or britsh. Please I need american english for what you did in the video and those I mean if this is the right name that americans use?I'm a forign learner and need them with thier plural it's urgent :
Turnip. Chili. Lettuce. Fennel. Marrow. Artichoke. Fava bean. Green onion. Scallion. Lemongrass. Leek. Shallot. Daiken.
Ginger. Watercress/arugula wich one american and it's plural. Basil. Coriander. Cilantro. Dill. Lavander. Mint. Oregano. Rosemary. Sage. Tarragon. Thyme. Turmeric. Chard. Chives.
Tangerine/manderin (which one american). Kaki/persimmon (which one american). Quince. Princkly pear. Loquat. Durian. Dragon fruit. Cantaloupe. Honeydew melon. Tamarind. Marang. Kaffir lime. Gooseberry. Flat necterine. Jack fruit. Rumbutan. Kiwano. Pomelo. Mulberry. Mongasteen. Golden honeydew melon.
I found a lot of channel but indian. Can you give me a link of channel I can find these

LIVID, INCENSED, ON THE WARPATH are only other ways to say the same thing and does not stop us to using the adjective MAD. No problem if you say THE PRESIDENT WAS MAD!

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How about " Flip out"?

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Hi Rachel Can you teach me how to pronounce row correctly? I find I can’t pronounce r sound and diphthong ow together correctly. When I use google translate app to test my pronunciation of row, it always show me wrong word. Thanks.

Safal hona , break a leg, samjha , i see, koi baat nahi, no worries, rehne do , forget it, kesse hai aap , how have you been, kahan reha Gaye the , where have you been, samajhiye kesse aaye, kesse kesse sabdh jodh dete hai yaar

This one is very helpful! Rachel!
It becomes so easy and simple for me to understand the subtle differences in the meaning of a few expressions with your eye-catching expressions.
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Excellent lesson, excellent pronunciation! Thanks Rachel.

Wonderful exemples.

Thank you so much Rachel

It's a very smart lesson on the most elemental human emotion. You taught us to articulate the various degrees of this emotion in a very simple way. Great

Not until forced to do so.....teacher, may you teach me how American people pronounce this sentence?

Please more vocabulary videos!

Thanks.. I'm going to watch this video again and again in order to identify the expression when someone tell it in a conversation!!

How nice your lesson is, thank you so much

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Apoplectic

Please, What is the different between
At hand
In hand
And
On hand
If you provide examples, I'll be more than happy

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