Drinking tea in England

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Hello,
I am looking for native English speaking penfriend or somebody with advanced English. We can exchange emails, chat or talk via Skype. I have traveled around world and I want to improve my English and have fun before my next journey.
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Alex

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batoolabd

very interesting lesson thanks jade ;)

dieReise

Lovely lesson,Jade. In Brazil we are used to drinking
“builder’s tea” exactly like you described it.
I usually watch your lessons, twice or even thrice,
because of your accent. It’s an extra lesson.
Thanks a lot.

Sonia1234

Thank you Jade so much. It’s really a great and useful lesson.

mynassar

What an interesting lesson. Drinking tea is a real ritual in London, is not it? I hope someday to participate in it. By the way, I love tea.

Thank you, Jade; you are very nice.

Raul R. Ortiz

Thank you teacher Jade! I have a question here:What is the difference between ‘scone’ and ‘biscuit’?

Sorranks

hi, I see u have an anime pic do u love anime?

Mist Skyler

Scones looks like cake,I advice you to see them in google image, you wont fotget them that way

Bastion

Take a cuppa for you Jade.

Abdulateef

i will offer you somali tea with milkey

Taruri

I got 07/09. ☺ fancy lesson ? Thanks jade. Love you.❤

Annie

I got 07/09. Fancy lesson.☺.Thanks jade.

Annie

What a really interesting lesson about English culture!!!Thanks so much Jade ;)
Would you mind teaching us something about the famous British breakfast?? Baked beans in tomato sauce, black pudding, mushrooms, bacon,etc.??I´m not joking. It would also be very interesting to know more about your typical breakfast!!

knopfler86

That’s a great idea! I’ve added it to the list of requests.

engVid Moderator

Benjamin has a lesson on different foods of the UK coming soon.

engVid

Sounds great!!
I visit EngVid.com every day to check if there are new lessons. I hope it comes soon ;)
Many thanks to all the members of the EngVid team from a Spanish student ;)

knopfler86

Well Done! Thanks Teacher Jade
Got 8/9 anyways, Fancy lesson about English culture with new vocabulary.

Ye Yint Aung

6 from 9 :'(
i am going to try again

HindSaper

I love your accent, also the way you copy people’s behaviour.

robertsroberts

HindSaper don’t try it again. Just have some tea. ;)

robertsroberts

It’s amazing how the English people take afternoon’s tea without loose the charm. Thanks Jade for reminding me this.

Francisco Carlos

Thank you Jade

Tyrion

I would like to have a cuppa with you , Jade.
You are so nice.

Khader99

Thank you Jade.

Franz23

Thank you Jade

Esraa elsaid

a pretty good lesson but correction Jade: The british did not explore the world to get tea but invaded those tea-cultivating countries such as Sri Lanka(formerly Ceylon),India etc..therefore it reached Britain in 1800`.Otherwise that plant is not possible to grow in Britain `cause the climate not permitting so as everyone knows that! you`be better off not saying so on your video.Sorry for this but I had to comment on this as an historian.

KIRGIZ

youre so funny :D

Hosam8Nasr

5/9 :-(

Fahadasd53

Thanks teacher great lesson.

Alialsamen

Thank you so much Jade!

isakibrahim8315

Difficult to understand nowadays but thanks a lot, teacher Jade, interesting lesson.

angardiobel

Thank you so much teacher

pern

Good lesson on drinking tea in England. Thanks Jade!

Isaias Menezes Silva

I liked this lesson very much! Thanks, Jade!

Francisco Carlos

Thank you.
Very useful information

Shifa123

thank you for this lovely lesson

nouri241

Thank Jade for providing the interesting information about tea

Trangnguyen99

I also love drinking tea even though I am not British.In my country,Myanmar,we drink tea with milk.

Shun Lai

If God had a voice,it would be the one of Andrea Bocelli.

dywwxl

Thanks

Jo Jo Kyaw

Hi, good day, like your lesson topic, thanks; One feedback, speaking the student side, use one column at the time like others teachers do, so you don’t block with your body one of the two columns, others teachers pause the video and with a finger noise come back like time machines or magic tricks with the new column; Always stand in front of the blank side of the board, and by the way you should not be moving to the center of the board all the time, just in the beginning (Presentation) and when closing the video/class, always take a side, left or right of the board, this is not a comedy club where the presenter take the center of the stage, you have information in the board don’t block it with your body.

eduardom49

Hi Jade!
Thank you for the lesson!
I like to drink tea too, as many others on the world, and in the England, of course. I am troubled, a bit, why Englishman use so ‘not clean’ words when they talking about kind of food.
It was very useful lesson for me.
I hope it isn’t the last time, and we will be enjoying new topics of English culture!

Usernoleo

We drink tea with milk in Siberia

Volv

I got 8 our of 9. I got #1 incorrect. haha!

Zup Tim

Great lesson Jade.
Your descriptions about English tea customs are unbeatable

PacoBe

learning about other cultures is important because: 1) you learn more about your OWN culture, by contrast and comparison 2) you learn that most people around the world are the same, despite local customs 3) you add a lot of variety to your life 4) it’s just fun.