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English can be weird. Canadian English isn't an exception.

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Annual migration of Snow Geese through Richmond, British Columbia, Canada 2023. An unexpected walk along the river turned into an unbelievable experience.

Welcome to "Speak Like A Canadian" series! 🍁 In today's lesson, we look at Embedded Speech. In "Embedded Speech Part 1", we'll help ESL learners grasp the nuances of Canadian English. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, this video will provide insights to enhance your conversational skills. Use Sentence Form (Subject - Verb), not Question Form (Verb - Subject) Begin Embedded Questions with: Could you tell me...? Do you remember...? Do you know...? Would you mind telling me...? Begin Embedded Statements with: I wonder... Let's ask... I'm not sure... I would like to know... 🔔 Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/@EnglishHobbies #SpeakLikeACanadian #EmbeddedSpeech #ESLLessons #CanadianEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishTutorial #LanguageLearning #CanadianAccent #ESL #EmbeddedQuestions #EmbeddedStatements #Embedded Special thanks for the Girl with phone video: Tong at https://pixabay.com/users/piyapong89-7158719/ And music: Music: http://www.bensound.com License code: 0TBYLTN1EEJT4BEG Alex Kizenkov https://pixabay.com/users/alex_kizenkov-33612407/

Welcome to "Speak Like A Canadian" series! 🍁 In today's lesson, we look at Embedded Speech. In "Embedded Speech Part 2", we'll help ESL learners grasp the nuances of Canadian English. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, this video will provide insights to enhance your conversational skills. [Part 1] Use Sentence Form (Subject - Verb), not Question Form (Verb - Subject) Begin Embedded Questions with: Could you tell me...? Do you remember...? Do you know...? Would you mind telling me...? Begin Embedded Statements with: I wonder... Let's ask... I'm not sure... I would like to know... [Part 2] When there is no Question Word like Who, What, When, Where, Why or How at the beginning of Questions with an answer of Yes or No, Use: ...if ...whether ...whether or not Could you tell me...? Do you remember...? Do you know...? Would you mind telling me...? Could you tell me if we have a test tomorrow? Do you remember whether we have a test tomorrow? Do you know whether or not we have a test tomorrow? Would you mind telling me if we have a test tomorrow? 🔔 Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/@EnglishHobbies #SpeakLikeACanadian #EmbeddedSpeech #ESLLessons #CanadianEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishTutorial #LanguageLearning #CanadianAccent #ESL #EmbeddedQuestions #EmbeddedStatements #Embedded Special thanks for the Girl with phone video: Tong at https://pixabay.com/users/piyapong89-7158719/ And music: Music: http://www.bensound.com License code: 0TBYLTN1EEJT4BEG Alex Kizenkov https://pixabay.com/users/alex_kizenkov-33612407/

🍁🇬🇧 Enjoy a delightful stroll through scenic Vancouver as two friends uncover a few of the differences between Canadian and British vocabulary. Along the streets and water, watch as everyday chit-chat reveals unexpected linguistic twists. Plus, stay tuned till the end for a heartwarming surprise that might just hint at more linguistic adventures to come. Is this the beginning of a new ESL series? Subscribe & find out! ✈️🍁 #CanadianVsBritish #VancouverWalks #ESL