When native speakers don’t understand each other’s slang…

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I hope this is helpful, touch wood! Or knock on wood.

Don’t grouse if you miss this!

I hope my explanations don’t cloud your understanding of English!

Hi persons! (Hmm. Why does that sound wrong?)

What do people mean when they talk about ‘stuff’?

How to talk about staffs… Oops, sorry, I mean staff!

What type of English are you learning? And what kind of English am I speaking? It’s kind of RP, but some Essex and East London influences definitely show through. It’s a topic I find fascinating, and I hope you enjoy this video. Let me know your thoughts.

This is one that native speakers often get wrong: ‘systematic’ vs ‘systemic’!

This week, let's look at ‘hang out’ vs ‘hang on’ vs ‘hang around’. Not an easy one for English learners!

I hope you find this content helpful!

I hope you think there’s some substance to my latest reel!

Thank you kindly for watching.

Honestly, even I get confused sometimes, especially with ‘schedule’, so this video was useful for me too!

Similar vs. alike - do you know the difference?

Let’s talk about onomatopoeia. And saying ‘miaow’.

Please trust me on this.

Lots of people have been trying to change my mind recently. Here is a story that paints a picture of why I still believe it's right to stand in solidarity with migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. Also am proud to be in a party and borough united against the far right ✊🏻💚