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Hey Bob, I'm inviting you to become a muslim ( Read the Holy Quran)

Bob, thanks so much for making creative video lessons!

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I learn English with you

I speak spanish and i m from Guatemala and thanks for help

Even slouching, I'm still interested in the lesson.

Good job and thank you for help in the counter

Thanks. I am always looking forward to your videos.

50 words? Can't believe! I've watched the video in one breath.

It's good when one is allowed to dress down.

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Thank you teacher!🌻

Mr Bob thanks a lot for all you do for us your students!! Rondinelli here from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 🇧🇷

great!

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50degrees here in iraq

Born in Alberta , living in BC. We don't say "sorry" like "sore". And "eh" is not overly used. Maybe that's an Ontario thing

Hey the one and only teacher Bob, I'm from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and I'm 18 years old, high School student. And I just wanna thank you so much for your contribution, I'm getting better with my English, u know I can say nothing 9 months ago and now I leave for you to judge my transformation that I've got swiftly. But, finally I would be happy if have direct conversation with you my teacher, could you do something? God bless you and Jen! 🙏💝

When I 've founded your superb video I thought that I seriously hit the nail on the head😅❤ However I'm very Pleased to listen to your Great Ways and Methods and Actually Sections Thank you so much ,Have a Blast bob! From Iran

Thank Bob for your sharing, I'll note this as my english plan in the following year. I believe that if I follow strickly with the guide you shared. I will be more profesonal in English. Again, thanks so much Pia

most knowledgeable video i want learn english your accent like this

Eh is British not Canadian. Just go watch British movies from the 1930 on the use of eh is used throughout.

Helpful video, thank you.

Thank you so much! It's very-very helpful. Greetings from Russia.

Another great lesson, Mr. Bob, and I've felt it was a wise lesson, not just an English lesson.

Out and about in his boat is said the same way in Minnesota and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Really valuable content

Sounds just like my homes in Erie, PA and Bangor, ME.

I would like to look up to Bob teacher and Emma .both from Canada ❤

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How could you forget about the word AGAINST??? That’s a telltale sign and I grew up on the south side of Lake Erie where we pronounce DON and DAWN exactly the same.

Hello Bob . Thanks for teaching. ♥️♥️ . You are so good ♥️♥️

Bob I need to learn about pronouns like a canadien

Good vocabulary! Greetings from Panama!🎉

Petrol vs gas or gasoline

License vs licence In the hospital vs in hospital (Been) ben vs beeen Close to the border we have a number of Canadian friends

As an American who is half Canadian, I love the subtle differences in our accents and I live across the river from Canada. As far as “eh” goes, I asked my Uncle Nick when I was a kid why they said “eh” and his response was, “why do Americans say “huh”?” I was content with that response.

Wth, why do you have not a beautiful wife? Go and buy new one

Thank you bob about the best plan to learn english i'm so grateful about it❤

Thanks Teacher Bob for honesty hearts for talking that. Good points.

Thanks Teacher Bob for honesty hearts for talking that. Good points.

One thing that drove me crazy when I lived in BC is they pronounce “fillet” (a French word), incorrectly. They say it like it’s spelled. While in every grocery store the names of things are in both English and French with the French side facing out. You’d think they’d be able to pronounce fillet like the French do and also how we do in America. (Fillay) Also, with a lot of Latin words they should be able to say, since French is mostly Latin, they say wrong. “Taco” is a Taaaco and a Tortilla they pronounce the silent ‘L’ sound like a kid reading the word for the first time. Also “process” is prōcess in Canada.

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I love your explanetion style its simple and perfect 👌

Here's one for you, Bob. I lived in central MN and had a job transfer to Missouri. Went to the grocery store to pick up some lunch meat and other items. The lady behind the meat counter wanted to know if i was a Canadian. I thought that was funny.

Is it right for me to say " I don't slept so well in the last night " if I'm tired ?

Well I prefer them both over English English.

it's must to me to click like and share all my friends thanks Mr Bob 😊

I difference I hear is produce like the produce department of the grocery store. American English uses a long pro duce.