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Hi! 50% taxes of the income! that's much money. If you become a new Canada PM, you would reduce the taxes until 30%, that's reasonable. Take care!

Hi! Some helpful words to know: rumble strip. Thanks a lot! Take care!

My best wishes to my favourite English-speaking countries from a teacher of English ! With love from Moscow!

it seems to me there`s always a wonderfull sunny weather in Canada and people constantly walk 😁😁

Thank you again! Priceless videos! I enjoy them/ With love from Russia!

It's not an exaggeration to say that your video is so much interesting, I literally love the way you explain the words.

Have you been to srilanka ? If you will contact me, i am a tour guide in polonnaruwa, srilanka, check my page in google buissness page , Nihal tour guiding and traveling polonnaruwa . Thanks .

You speak very well , but dont try to say that you are a native speaker it is not important if you speak well ,

i love the way you teach english. it's so nature like a small talk

Thanks ....i can understand it

Спасибо .Случайно зашел на канал . Подписался .❤

Way to go

Don't take it personally. You are native

Great

I am working in Dubai as CSR and dealing most of the different nationalities۔ People shouting us many times and very difficult to manage the situations۔ We always Request to the customer saty calm and give me time your issue will be resolved ۔But they don't care and shouting۔

It’s said Justin is Castro's son.

i hope you have realized how evil the us and isreal are now , we have not been taught that , we see it everyday

The Canadian Government is concerned about the greater good for all its citizens NOT selfish concerns of an individual. The truck is perfect example. People riding around in a back of a truck is dangerous.

I am "Rendang" guys

I don't like to watch a movie alone either. it feels lonely and not that interesting. I agree with you! :)

i am not a extrovert guy

Great video! I couldn't agree more! Thank you!

I’m travelling to Senegal this month and l found this video helpful, because l have learned many things that I really need for my next travel. Thanks mark ❤you’re doing a great job

Hey, I'm a bandwagon fan too of our soccer national team and of other sports. Tak care!

Thanks for with video. I agree with you that there is no need to speak a foreign language perfectly . For what ? ))

You should have made this in April fools 😂😂

I am going to stop taking liquor for good.

It's better to speak slow because Is more understandable. Your strength Is your knowledge as native, it means no having doubts to speak correctly or teaching the languaje with certainty of knowledge.

I started watching Ur videos very interesting which I found

I speak ny peace only with a friend of mine from New Orleans Louisiana USA. I dont trust anybody I prefer to hold my peace Im Peruvian. I hang out with my buddy and thanks a lot for your vid. By.the way i got everyrhing you said. Am i in advence level?

I just subscribe you channel ❤

Dear Mark , Good evening . I understood the first email but how can I solve 2nd email. Please let me know . Im waiting for your kind response. Bye Moss

I suggest that you can come all the way south to Florida

I actually know the reason for this. I'll try to explain without writing an essay. You are right, it is to do with the historic development of the English language. English is basically a Germanic language. In Germanic languages 'H' is a consonant, always pronounced, like in 'House'; so for Germanic words we always write 'a' not 'an; ''a house. 'a hand', 'a hat' - to write 'an house', 'an hand', 'an hat' is wrong. But English has literally thousands of loan words from French; most of them have been in the language for about 1,000 years and most people don't realise where they come from. All the words you give in your examples of where 'an' is used (historic, hysterical, heroic, horrific - you could have included hotel) are from French. In French, 'H' is sometimes treated as a consonant and sometimes not (this is the bit that is hard to explain); in French 'H' can be "aspirate" or "non-aspirate"; if it is "non-aspirate" then phonetically it has no value at all and in spelling rules, the word is treated as if it begins with the vowel that follows it - so you write and say "l'hôtel", not "le hôtel"; if it is "aspirate", then it kind of has a sound (a glottal stop when it follows a vowel) and in spelling rules it is treated as a consonant - so you write and say "Le Havre", not "L'Havre". OK so far? When these French words came into English, we didn't pronounce the "H" at the start of words from French that had a non-aspirate "H", so we said " an otel", "an istoric event", etc, and we wrote them as we said them, with 'an' not 'a' Over time, we began to pronounce the "H" at the start of these words in the normal English way, but written language is always more conservative than spoken language and so the "an" spelling was retained and considered "correct". These days, if you always write a', never 'an' before words that begin with 'H', nobody is going to consider it wrong - it just reflects current speech; on the other hand, if you write 'an' in front of anything other than the French loan words where it was originally correct, you don't impress anybody; it's just plain wrong.

I would like to try it with peach, I like apple and cherry.

mark i think that canadians themselves have so many rigid things, cuz of the law, and like u walking on a train track which u can't think yourself or do cuz it's illegal there,

in brazil, its ok mark, about thgat

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Thanks Mark! As alway, amazing video

u know mark, wat is more cool this conversation, well, all us are unique , and being fluent is just letting flow, cuz and having accent and beign very chic and luxury

There's just really no good reason to try to define these terms in large part, because they are irrelevant, unless dividing and classifying people is your goal.

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I’m a Russian woman and I’ve just found your channel 😃I’m really glad to hear so clear and understandable speech! Thanks a million! And I’m your follower now.

Mark, you are a wonderful teacher! Thank you for all your lessons.

Hi!! Very interesting topics you talked about! I'm Julieta form Argentina, teacher of Enlglish and I 'm passionate about foreign languages!! I particularly think that a Child that grew up listening and speaking two different languages, he or she will decelop one language more than the other one,( surely the language of the surrounding)and therefore that will be his or her native language.

You are great 👍

can I replace the guy or person with word like boy or girl? For expample, are you a game boy?

This name is an asian name. May be he is from india or pakistan. But he is a male.

It happened with me that the native speakers said that my pronunciation is good, even though I did not ask them But people from India in particular say that I am Indian, Philippine, or Chinese What is the problem to know a person from any country Because the goal is just speaking And I am not from them, and I do not think that those letters that they focus on are in my language or at all some people just the're trying to frustrate you I started to feel recently that I do not want to speak English again Because I do not have any motivation There is an application to practice English What happens, I discover that I am talking to a person In the last I found that throughout a conversation they were analyzing my accent from any country I might be HE gives me questions to know this and this makes me not feel comfortable Although they are a beginner, they reside me, and gave a mark even though I did not ask them Even they are not native speakers You discover that you are talking to them while they're playing a game who may be which accent may be

I agree with you Mark, there's no native English speaker who's not mastering the pronunciation. I have watched a video of a female UA-camr, she teaches English and she has millions of subscribers but when she started speaking, I knew right away she is not a native English speaker even though her American accent is close to perfect and her fluency is also spot on.