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Learn English with Mario
تم نشره في 2023/12/02
Mario is a famous video game and movie character. Did you know that English is not Mario’s first language? In this video, I study Mario’s English to decide if he speaks English well. I look at his most famous sentences and discuss his use of grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and expressions. Finally, I give Mario some tips on how to improve his English. Do you think Mario speaks English well? What about Luigi? https://www.engvid.com/learn-english-with-mario/ Keep improving your spoken English with these videos: Do you want to change your accent? /watch/4PySie3MDpeMS How to speak English more fluently & fluidly /watch/M14Yta_-P0y-Y In this lesson: 0:00 Learn English with Mario! 2:45 "It's a me, Mario." 4:35 "I'mma gonna win." 6:24 "Ouch." 6:57 "Here we go!" 8:29 "Let's a go!" 10:26 "Way to go!" 11:28 "Thank you so much for playing my game!" 13:37 "We did it!" 14:34 "Okey dokey!" 15:38 "You know, I gotta say, it's nice to have a mini Mario."
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Do you want to change your accent?
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Way to go 👏
Please, look the possibility of making more videos like this, "learning with movies". ❤
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it’s A us.... italians!!!
You aré the best.
What we use to indicate the animal i-e
I searched the whole youtube but no one satisfied me
It was taught to me that the word "it" refers to a thing, animal, or situation. It is clear to me that it refers to something mentioned previously.
- Who is it?
- It's me.
Even with that knowledge, it still sounds strange to me, which makes it very interesting.
Why do these two phrases sound different if "let us" is the same as "let's"?
- You have to let us go, mother. We must lead our own lives.
- Is everyone buckled up? Let's go! ...
I am playing battle ground game.