I haven’t studied English for a while, but this video was such a wakeup call! I’ll resume studying English today!
@nicwilliamson
27 күн бұрын
PERFECT English!! 😎💯👏
@Mark-wq3we
27 күн бұрын
私も永谷園、1人で大爆笑😂してしましました。
@yukatou5499
26 күн бұрын
arthritis (関節炎)は、あーツライです、って覚えました😅
@sachipaul
25 күн бұрын
長めの例文をネイティブのスピードで話してくれるの、すごくありがたいです!!
@hy2743
12 күн бұрын
ズコッがかわいくてウケた❤
@tepimaland
26 күн бұрын
I was in a car accident last year. It was a real wakeup call. I decided to be more careful when driving and to meet my family and friends whenever I have the chance.
@RochiZuki
23 күн бұрын
I decided to study English again so I bought some English words book. However I gave up soon. My honeymoon period for something was usually temporary. So I was finding something interesting English You Tube. I found your great movies. You are a godsend. Thank you. You are a valuable asset in Japan.
@さどあけみ
27 күн бұрын
ニック先生お久しぶりです。いつも見てます。 また時間があれば教室に通いたいです。
@nicwilliamson
27 күн бұрын
Hi Akemi, how are you?
@あさかさ-b9c
27 күн бұрын
1:11 IじゃなくてMeから始まるのは何故でしょうか?
@nicwilliamson
27 күн бұрын
That's a good question. meだけでは主語としては使わなくて、I が正解ですけど、 複数の人をandで繋いだ場合は: Me and Dave... Me and my kids... などを主語として使うのが一般的です。 フォーマルなら Dave and I... My kids and I... がよくて、 カジュアルな日常会話なら Me and Dave Me and my kids が最も一般的ですね。 順番も関係します。 I and Dave とは絶対に言わなくて: Dave and I Me and Dave のどちらかを使う感じです。
@あさかさ-b9c
27 күн бұрын
@@nicwilliamson ありがとうございます! めちゃくちゃ勉強になりました!
@fujiojerrynakamura6277
24 күн бұрын
最初のStory Timeの中にat the parkとありますが、その場合のatはどういう意味になりますか?inとの違いもふくめて教えていただけるとうれしいです!
@fujiojerrynakamura6277
24 күн бұрын
I got blackout drunk and woke up with a heavy hangover at the campsite of the Fuji Rock 2024. That was a really great wakeup call that I'm not getting any younger.
This video ,there are many things don't know😅"a hasstle" l thought l was doing best. It's also important to remember the situation ☺️ Thank you, Nick sensei.
@nicwilliamson
27 күн бұрын
Ah! There are 2 different words: ・a hassle 面倒 ・a hustle がむしゃらに頑張る、人を騙すなど 小川直也さんの「ハッスルハッスル」は「hustle」の方ですね。
I had to look that up 😅 You're correct! (I only knew "tennis elbow")
@Y-vq5ps
26 күн бұрын
一番お気に入り番組です❤
@fujiojerrynakamura6277
24 күн бұрын
I was running out of beer seeing Kraftwerk live at the Green Stage at the Fuji Rock and he showed up with a beer for me! That was a incredible godsend!
@user-sc4sv5qj2e
25 күн бұрын
天才!
@masami7365
11 күн бұрын
ニック先生、It is nothing to do with this video but I have a question. What does this sentence means? “Nothing to do with not loving this place” and the sentence continues like “but I enjoyed my time there and met great people” I get so confused 2重否定. I love your videos by the way! My English had been improving. ☺️
@chershynonno
11 күн бұрын
いつもありがとうございます。 質問です。 「ランチを食べた後で出かけた」はWe went out after we ate lunch だと思いますが、We went out after eatng lunch だと意味が変わりますか?不自然な言い方でしょうか。 ご教示いただけると幸いです。
@nh-sp5sm
17 күн бұрын
ニック先生, thank you for creating fun useful videos! Can I ask something not related to the native vocab, if you don’t mind? I don’t completely understand whether nouns should be singular or plural in particular sentences. I know basic rules and I think I understand the difference between “They’re riding a bike” and “They’re riding bikes.”However, I still don’t understand why you say “their own way” instead of “their own ways” in “They have their own way of doing things here. You just gotta find a way to work with them.” (, which I found in the subtitles of a movie). Is it because of the word “own”? Then, would you say “They’re riding their own bike” when they are each riding a different bike 🚴 🚴 🚴? Or would it be still “their own bikes”? Or is it because of the word “way”, (something like whether the noun refers to a tangible or intangible thing?) Are there any other nouns that should be used in singular form like “their own[way]”? It would be much appreciated if you could answer my questions above here, or if your new video is about what singular and plural nouns actually refer to, that would be such a godsend!!😊🙏
@chiemsee_eesmeihc2985
26 күн бұрын
Starting to watch your KZitem channel, ニック式英会話, was such a wake up call :) And I made a word using-itis; Piitis ぴえん🥺
@mocalove5026
20 күн бұрын
I was looking for interest study English KZitem channel. One day I find this KZitem channel,It was such a godsend. Umm...by the way, I don't understand intonation how difference [hassle] and [hustle].
@Yoshi489
26 күн бұрын
I've often got a wakeup call. I have many regrets about my life. I went to the animalitis. I think it's funnier than nagataniitis.
@cottonnavigator_EN
26 күн бұрын
📕godsend Yoshikage Kira mistakenly killed Hayato Kawaziri. It could be a clue for Josuke Higashikata and his friends to find and defeat Kira himself. Although Kira got dispaired what he did, a godsend came to him. His Stand “Deadly Queen” suddenly gained a new Stand ability named “Bites The Dust”. It exploded the timeline that Kira killed Hayato and undid what he did.
@pantani6604
26 күн бұрын
I met my girlfriend three years ago. We are still in honeymoon period.
@rickito999
27 күн бұрын
I use “a pain in the neck” in the formal situation and “a pain in the ass” in the casual one. Is ”hassle” the same as those?
@nicwilliamson
27 күн бұрын
Yes, those phrases are also very natural and have the same meaning😉 You can also say: It's a pain in the neck to go. It's a pain in the ass to go. It sounds like a pain in the neck. It sounds like a pain in the ass. just like: It's a hassle to go. It sounds like a hassle.
@rickito999
26 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for your advice in detail🙏
@user-vy4xh5ur3q
25 күн бұрын
I had appendicitis and had my appendix removed. (Not a true story)
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