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Tabula Rasa, is indeed a very canorous and fascinating phrase, which I learnt just a short while ago, courtesy The English Nut. Lots of love for the channel, for taking us through plenty of wonderful English words.

You're a pleasure to watch mister🤗

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Love the video to the core. Thank you, Sir. 🙏

I knew only two words from this vedio. Tabula rasa and in camera. Rest were new and obviously added to my vocabulary . Thank you. Your reservoir of words is amazing.

Enjoyed the video very much! These words add depth and charm to our writing 😊 'Ad hominem' is another Latin phrase. It means personal attack.

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I could watch a couple of films ad infinitum i .a. 'Mary Poppins', ' Sound of Music','Gone with the Wind',Godfather', 'Devil wears Prada' , 'Spirited Away ' And so forth. I reckon the success of the blockbuster Hindi film 'Gadar 2' has turned out to be a tabula rasa for the lovely actor Ameesha Patel.

I see what you did there at the end. A little tongue in cheek!😂

Love Latin

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Lovely video… I especially enjoy your example sentences. Thank you!

Wonderful, as informative as ever..

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Tv te monalisa rickhsawlar shathe living together korte se amir khaner cinema moton perfect dajjal with his queens

My favorite moment in the video was : there was a kid napping in the school but later he woke up. " I also like the pun in julius caesar by Shakespeare " All i live by is with the awl. " Thanks sir for this video! Pun is mightier than the sword

I don't know if anyone would be as fool as me to misunderstood the word *"indifferent"* for something which is *"identical or same"* but to my surprise, it means to be *disinterested* - opps noo! it means uninterested or unconcerned... (I incorporated one of the word of this video very cleverly i guess😂) But Yeah its quite absurd to me

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You look more sexy in long hair.......u disappointed us with this look

Piece de resistance- cynosure of all eyes

Denouement- in Sanskrit it is called “bharata vakyam”

Now I can connect an old Malayalam language word "beelaati" - used profusely in old Malayalam novels. - to refer to England.

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Next time add adaab also... to your greetings . Lots of love from a senior nut

But these days you are making videos only on new words

Never never stop your channel....I am a logophile

Thank you for including my word😊! Grateful!! Great video as always

Trust me, I always become perplexed while typing a comment because it gives me a feeling of nervousness that what word to write and what to not. 😂

I always wondered how to describe my writing.... thanks to you, now I know... it's griffonage 😅

Glad to watch your video after long time🎉

Shashi sir has the audacity to say why can't you just say day before yesterday instead of using some fancy word ! Hehehe I broke out laughing !!!

That’s interesting. Wish to listen the sounds from them now…

We use the word curry in the same way as you do in India.l am from Sri Lanka .

Please, suggest some book to practice English.

Very nice speech. I am very happy to listen your speech. Could you please share your contact number for me , if you don't mind please

Blighty from vilayti Cushy from khushi Thank you Nut for letting muse on the richness of our dear Urdu

Favourite word (these days) : mnemosyne - Greek goddess of memory

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Thanks .

Can you please do one thing, make a copy of your english knowledge and paste it on my brain.

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Love the way you connect history with English it's amusing ❤❤

Sir, just one confusion, correct me if I am wrong...titbit is the singular noun but the plural of that is tidbits...is it ok Sir? Thanks for all these videos..still love to learn new words in my late sixties

Brilliant lesson.

Blighty_pronounced as vilayati in urdu. eg,vilayati wine,vilayati cigarette etc.

Fantastic, informative

Soo.. I'm the first comment in 2 years. My only question is what's with the pillow in your lap?

It is so interesting that the original word "Vilayat" was used to refer to things "foreign" but once it entered English, it began to carry the meaning of "home". Also, I didn't know W. Owen was an admirer of Tagore. Thanks for including it in your video

Maybe words sound familiar, but the way they are explained(etymology and uses)makes it a delight to watch the episodes!! 👏👍