English Listening Lesson: Airport Announcements

[m3ustache]

I don't know, but i think that the last one is kind of japanenglish accent. pretty good by the way.

[CarlKwan1]

@m3ustache Thanks for watching this one. This kind of listening is very practical, I think, because it's a very real situation. Yes, the last one is from Japan! :)

[DarkheartThe]

this lesson is a completely sh&t.

[saumele28]

i have understand only good luck and happy travels,but..wait,i'm italian..I'M A GENIUS!

[CarlKwan1]

@saumele28 Great job!! :)

[saumele28]

@CarlKwan1 hahahaha,yeah,i know i know thank you! :)

[Shi7Disc0]

This is a garbage lesson. Im a native english speaker and I can barely make out the announcements of the second person. The first person is speaking very fast, and in my opinion there are better ways to teach someone english.

[CarlKwan1]

@Shi7Disc0 Yea, you're right... It is pretty hard to listen to... Very challenging or garbage :) Thanks anyway for watching and for the comment!

[ti6095]

WTF?!? So much noises... I've never had any problems understanding the airport announcements and I consider myself to be a pretty decent English speaker, but i couldn't catch a word here... The background noises were too loud... It can be useful though ;)

[osogris131313]

Japan Airlines,....

[Stensow]

I turned this video on cause Ive got sleepin problems, and airport announcments will forever be combined with my sleepy and pale face.

[Mattmete]

United Airlines to Calgary

[rahulras]

I would do this all day :D

[MrRightFFM2]

This helped me pranking my mother for the 1. April jokes, thanks

[umn99]

You are right! Thank you... :-))

[umn99]

Such difficult... ((

[CarlKwan1]

@umn99 Yes! But important to practice. Good luck.

[EDDIEinWAR]

god i love airport noises