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Dish or plate? English vocabulary and prototype theory 

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We received a great question from a viewer: What's the difference between a plate and a dish in English? (In some languages there's just one word.)
It's not a simple answer because the meanings of words often overlap.
In this English lesson we explain when we say dish or plate and look at the features of:
plates, dishes, cups, mugs and bowls
different kinds of games
We show how the meanings of words can be fuzzy at the edges and it leads us to prototype theory in linguistics.
We draw on the work of two different writers:
the philosopher Wittgenstein and his work on words that share a family resemblance
the psychologist Eleanor Rosch and prototype theory
If you're interested in this topic, another great book to read is 'Words in the Mind' by Jean Aitchison. She explores how we store words in our brain.
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Комментарии : 463   
@elishevak.8637
@elishevak.8637 4 года назад
I think it's important to note that the word "dish" is also a general term for things we use to eat from and that's why we have "dishwashers".
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 4 года назад
Great point Elisheva. Thanks for chipping in. :-)
@o.k.4657
@o.k.4657 5 лет назад
The most enjoyable and helpful 10 minutes of my evening😊 Thank you!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Olga, we're so glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for letting us know and thank you for watching.
@akoska
@akoska 5 лет назад
@@SimpleEnglishVideos God day to both of you! I've a good idea! What if u tought the english language 4 foreigner people through different topic please? You, as i remember, perhaps mrj said, that some of you, you ms Vicky oryou mr J, you said, that u speak french n spanish too! What if you touhjt NOT ONLY ENGLISH? I prefer spanish rather than french. If i am honest, i don't like french. This language is ugly 4 me. But spanish is good! As i know, spanish is necessary to learn for american children please! It is duty for them. "Yes, we know it" please. Y do i say that please! I think, maybe u heard about the soviet era, da eastern block, communism and socialism please. In da countries of Eastern Europe, such as Hungary of course, Chechslovakia, Jugoslavia n Poland, children had to learn russian please! Except for Romania and perhaps Bulgaria BUT I:M NOT SURE IN THAT PLEASE! CEAUSESCU SAID OK COMBRADES, I LIKE FRANCE, THA FRENCH CULTURE, N FRENCH FOODS VERY MUCH PLEASE, SO YOU:LL LEARN FRENCH! HIS BULGARIAN COLLEAGUE, ZHIFKOV, PERHAPS THEY LWARNT RUSSIAN BUT THEY LEARNT FRENCH TOO! BECAUSE I SAW A REPORT WITH ZHIFKOV. THE ASSHOLE SPOKE FRENCH IN THE INTERVIEW. N I saw an other report as well. It spoke about a famouse event. I dont know how, 2 bulgarian women,were in Libya. We know that Libya also had a famous dictator unfortunately. It was muamar al-kaddafi.... Some agents of kadafi had kidnapped these bulgarian women. They said, they live in Ruseh, o with FRENCH WRITING, ROUSSE... The agents asked them in different langjages, french, arabic, and a little bit english. They hit them with electricity, because they didn't understand the terrorists. After a while, one of the terrorist asked them in french. They answered. But in the interview, both of them spoke bulgarian.... Sometimes they spoke french too. They said, the libian terrorist always hurted them.
@Mr.Farhan555HS7
@Mr.Farhan555HS7 5 лет назад
you're lovely
@adrianojeda5695
@adrianojeda5695 4 года назад
@@akoska God jajaja
@rafaellourencorosa
@rafaellourencorosa 3 года назад
Wow, wow and wow! A vocabulary lesson with scientific evidence. That's amazing. Only Simple English Videos to accomplish that. Thanks a million.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 3 года назад
Yes, Rafael. This is Jay writing back to you. Vicki does a lot of research when it comes to the language points we make in our videos. Evidence is really important.
@maipham6845
@maipham6845 4 года назад
In Vietnam, we only have one word for dish & plate so I have to be conscious of my 'dish or plate' task when cooking with my Western friends. I prefer the way my mom often describes which food she gonna serve or the size of the dish/plate she wants. She's the expert of dish & plate and that was very helpful for me to pick the right one :) Last but not least, thank you for another wonderful video
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 4 года назад
Mai Pham, it sounds like you have an excellent guide when it comes to dishes and plates. And thank you for the lovely compliment. Take good care and thanks for watching.
@mikenester8546
@mikenester8546 5 лет назад
I’m a native English speaker (South African English) and yet I often catch myself watching your videos because they are so informative and surprisingly relaxing! Thank you both, and keep them coming! 😃
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Mike, Jay here. We are very pleased that so many native speakers like yourself have joined out community. Thank you for being here and letting us know you like the videos.
@georgepang7531
@georgepang7531 5 лет назад
Thank you, Vicki and Jay: you are not teaching me English only, you are teaching linguistics too.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Ha! Hi George! Hope you liked it. :-)
@georgepang7531
@georgepang7531 5 лет назад
Of course I did.
@luiseduardocople2409
@luiseduardocople2409 4 года назад
Thanks for your vídeos!! I love the way you teach us, not natives! You are kind and I feel I am learning and also having fun!!
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 4 года назад
Canal, we are so pleased we are able to help you. Thanks for letting us know and thanks for watching our videos.
@kafkaesk3052
@kafkaesk3052 4 года назад
Perfectly explained. Thank you
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 4 года назад
So glad it was helpful, Kafka Esk! Thanks for writing.
@jorgemarceloboutierjordan
@jorgemarceloboutierjordan 3 года назад
What a good video, thanks for helping us to progress with the language, we really had problems with the dishes and we found your video, thanks again.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 3 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@PaulinhoCaricaturas
@PaulinhoCaricaturas 4 года назад
It's amazing how a research about the differences between two words can provide us a lot more information than we were expecting to find!! Thank you! You have another subscriber!!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
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@mollietai8946
@mollietai8946 5 лет назад
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Hi Mollie. good to hear from you again. Thanks for the kind words.
@francoisedufort8627
@francoisedufort8627 5 лет назад
Thank you a lot for this video! I love it! I am interested in linguistics and semantics and I found your demonstration accurate and subtle...and funny in the same time! A great video indeed.
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thanks you Francoise, for the kind words. We really appreciate your comment, and thank you for watching. :-)
@PauPaulito2012
@PauPaulito2012 Год назад
I love your energy! You make me smile ! I hope you are doing well. Cheers from France :)
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 11 месяцев назад
You are so kind
@tubrukcoffee
@tubrukcoffee 5 лет назад
I learn the meaning of plate, dish, mug, and cup by playing The Sims. Love your videos, been binge watching it.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Tobrukcoffee, we're so pleased you are learning from our videos. Thank you so much for watching.
@iggy4146
@iggy4146 5 лет назад
I have learned a lot from your videos
@mahmoudshawky3331
@mahmoudshawky3331 5 лет назад
Thank you deeply and warmly from Egypt for your generous ,decent and out of the box videos
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for your kind words Mahmoud. Much appreciated. :-)
@Mahoniaincolour
@Mahoniaincolour 5 лет назад
Amazing as always. Greetings from Ukraine 😘
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Mahonia. Greetings from Philadelphia. Thank so much for letting us know you liked the video and thank you for watching.
@robersonoliveira701
@robersonoliveira701 5 лет назад
Thanks Vicki and Jay for sharing your knowledge with us.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
You are very welcome Roberson. Thank you for watching.
@disoriented1
@disoriented1 5 лет назад
Vicki and Jay: I love watching your videos as they help me to continue to learn English as a FIRST language! I've learned I was so ignorant being raised in Missouri. I called mugs and cups..cups. You both have helped me learn that English is a differing, growing and vibrant language..and that in most instances, other English speakers will understand us. But you also teach your viewers that some standardization is important. As an American..I love Vicki's accent!..and Jay often appears to be the usual 'American'..but all in good fun! :)
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
All in good fun, indeed! This is Jay writing back to you disoriented1. We're so glad you've found our channel useful. Vicki's the English guru in our household, and like you, I'm constantly learning things. Thanks so much for writing to us and thanks for watching.
@sarahpanda3252
@sarahpanda3252 5 лет назад
May I ask, how long have you known each other? :) And let me grab my notebook really quickly..the video seems very important!!
@JIGGAO
@JIGGAO 5 лет назад
They are husband and wife
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Over 20 years, Sarah. This is Jay writing back to you. We hope the video was indeed important for you. :-)
@sarahpanda3252
@sarahpanda3252 5 лет назад
@@SimpleEnglishVideos It definitely was, I took some notes of all this.
@akoska
@akoska 5 лет назад
Simple English Videos A! Are you married? R u husbandn wife? Well i'm learning german as well... The german has two words in this case as well! But i've forgotten one of them... Plate is (der) teller.... Not schlüßel because it's key in english! The article is also der...
@steffis4480
@steffis4480 5 лет назад
Hallo there @@akoska! ^_^ I'm from Germany and we say "Teller" for "plate" and "Schüssel" for "bowl". And you're right! ♥ With a "Schlüssel" (not a "Schüssel" ^_^) we open and lock our doors. German seems to be tough to learn! Keep going! ♥
@TranMinh-ml9gn
@TranMinh-ml9gn 5 лет назад
Thanks for such a fantastic lesson
@SimpleEnglishVideos
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So glad you like it Tran. Thanks for letting us know.
@Jtube0101Mega
@Jtube0101Mega 2 года назад
Great lesson! Thank you very much!
@marianastefancikova7038
@marianastefancikova7038 5 лет назад
I think all birds have got feathers and a beak and they lay eggs. Greetings from Czech Republic. I love your videos soooo much!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Good criteria! Thanks Mariana. :-)
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@wiwiekwidyastuti4572 5 лет назад
I love your videos. They have helped me a lot to understand English. Thank you very much.
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@jetanaable
@jetanaable 5 лет назад
After 5 seconds of watching I hit the subscribe button.
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
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@aurum8024
@aurum8024 5 лет назад
Thank you Vicki and Jay! I have already watched this video twice. I think the word dish predominates: you say to do the dishes and not to do the plates. We say dishwasher and not platewasher. Also, I believe dish comprises of everything: plates, glasses, cups, bowls, saucers etc, but I could be wrong, whilst plate refers to only the flat round plate or also the soup plate.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
When we're describing objects, I think you're right Aurum. But over at the ngram viewer it looks like plate is more frequent: books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=plate%2Cdish&year_start=1800&year_end=2000&corpus=15&smoothing=3&share=&direct_url=t1%3B%2Cplate%3B%2Cc0%3B.t1%3B%2Cdish%3B%2Cc0
@hamitalpay2539
@hamitalpay2539 5 лет назад
I enjoyed it a lot.Thanks for illuminating us and the enthusiasm for shading a light on the fuzziest points
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thanks so much hamit. So glad you liked it.
@oscareduardocernacastellon8125
@oscareduardocernacastellon8125 3 года назад
Really helpful video. Thanks for helping.
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 2 года назад
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@rosereis5981
@rosereis5981 5 лет назад
Thank you. Very good information.
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@melissaagathasoave2655 5 лет назад
Oh, my God, I love you two! I love your videos a lot too. I enjoy it so much! Keep on doing this FANTASTIC job you do for us all please. Thank you VERY MUCH!!!!
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@articulodeterminado 5 лет назад
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@jobkaashoek
@jobkaashoek 5 лет назад
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@AgTigress
@AgTigress 5 лет назад
I thoroughly enjoyed the section on plates, bowls, dishes and so forth! I feel you should have shown a *basin*, too, so that you could argue about when a basin is, or is not, a deep bowl... As you make clear, there are wide zones of overlap, and function as well as form plays a part. Incidentally, I would definitely call the tall, handled coffee-cup a mug, in spite of its curved profile. Can you imagine the endless debate we archaeologists have on precisely these points of terminology? And when we need to translate archaeological texts into or out of another language, it becomes even more of a challenge, because even in closely related languages like German, the (fuzzy) dividing lines between definitions may not fall quite where they do in English.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thanks so much for this response AgTigress. What a challenge it must be for archaeologists! Thanks so much for sharing that. I sometimes wonder about the company IKEA and how they must struggle to find words for forms and functions that will be understood across different countries and cultures. Maybe that's why they have such strange product line names! :-)
@Srum31
@Srum31 5 лет назад
Great video! Interesting and fun. Best English learning RU-vid channel.
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Saul31. How kind of you to say. Thank you so much for watching.
@steffis4480
@steffis4480 5 лет назад
Hihihihi! Ooooh how I love Friday nights with another new video! ♥ The hell! How many kinds of cups and mugs are actually out there? 😂We Germans keep it simple by saying "Tasse" to everything from which we drink our coffee 😂 You know - I'm working as a service specialist and as a woman wo loves to cook with not more than three pots, one pan and just a few other things in my kitchen cupboard, I was overwhelmed how many kitchen stuff we have to know and use at work. French plates, English plates, medium-sized plates, desser plates, cake plates, bread knives, fish knives, dinner knives, teaspoons, soup spoons, dessert spoons.... I could continue, but I think no one but the professional service agents actually do care about all of these names. Usually I just eat from whatever with whatever I find! 😂 AND I LOVE THAT YOU ALWAYS INTEGRATE THE LINGUISTIC BACKGROUND 😍The research of meaning in language! I loved those lectures so much! I do remember the prototype theory and cognitive categorization even though quite an amount of years have passed already 🙈 We also discussed the question about the "birdiest bird" in a lecture and even though we all spoke the same language, the answers differed enormously - from swallow, to woodpecker, to doves. Some grew up in a huge city and hadn't even seen another bird as a dove. Others grew up in smaller towns or in the country. Our brains learn under the conditions we grow up, don't they? ^_^ Thank you once again for sharing all these fascinating information in another great video! ♥ Sending you both a waaaaaaaaaaaarm hug from Germany ♥
@steffis4480
@steffis4480 5 лет назад
OH MY GOD!!! 😱 I'm so sorry for blabbering😖
@Srum31
@Srum31 5 лет назад
Hi again Steffi! I don't even know what species my prototype bird is, lol...
@steffis4480
@steffis4480 5 лет назад
Hey there@@Srum31 😋 Just say "a penguin" and let the discussions begin 😂
@Srum31
@Srum31 5 лет назад
🤣
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Steffi, I hesitated about adding the linguistics stuff because I wasn't sure anyone would like it so it's great to hear you did. And yeah, there's another set of linguistics research that this could relate to - Whorf's idea that our language shapes our view of the world.
@thoughtfortheday7811
@thoughtfortheday7811 5 лет назад
Native English speaker here and I really enjoyed this, both the presenters and the topic of prototypes. As inedible nouns, I would have said that a plate is flat, a dish has raised edges, but is shallow and can be round, for pies, or rectangular for lasagne, and a bowl is deeper than a dish. As a bug bear, I shiver when I hear natives call seats on buses and trains "chairs". 😀
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Though for the Day. I thank you've exactly understood the point that some word definitions overlap :-) Thanks for watching.
@YoushouNoKioku
@YoushouNoKioku 5 лет назад
That nuance is a little tricky because I would have called Vicki's coffee mug a mug. I consider mugs thick and in various sizes depending on how much you want to drink. Tea cups with saucers are thin and brittle looking and generally more fancy.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thanks for chipping in with this helpful observation, Kyoumi. Yes, cups are often thinner and more fancy - less thick than mugs.
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@teacherlidisoder 4 года назад
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So glad you like them Lidi. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks nutelovesbird. :-)
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@martinlangby9887 4 года назад
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Hi Ahmed. Jay here. So glad you enjoyed this one. It's nice to have research in the story every now and then. I agree :-)
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Great scientific-fun approach :)
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Candy, we're so glad you liked it. Thanks for letting us know and thanks for watching.
@captaingreek
@captaingreek 3 года назад
- Can you give me the mug, love? - Which one? - The one that looks like a cup... - That one? - No, that's a bowl with a handle. - Isn't it a dish? - Oh forget it. I will go get a takeaway coffee. - From where? - The cafe at the corner. - But that's a cafe-bar! - It's a CAFE-RESTAURANT !!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 3 года назад
Yes, Captaingeek. I think you've got the difficulty in identifying these descriptions just right :-)
@captaingreek
@captaingreek 3 года назад
@@SimpleEnglishVideos E V E R Y single day...Not to mention the differences between American and British English... - Pants... - Do you mean trousers??
@ramiammar4826
@ramiammar4826 5 лет назад
I just discovered your RU-vid Channel. And the content is useful and helpful. In Belgium, the birdiest bird is the pigeon I think. At least, I rarely see another species than the pigeon.
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Welcome to our channel Rami. We're delighted you've found us and it's great to have you with us. And thanks for sharing the pigeon info. Very interesting. :-)
@jessfashionable70
@jessfashionable70 5 лет назад
wonderful video. Like the discussion about the bowls ☺️☺️. Have good weekend. 👍
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Jessica. So glad you like the video. Enjoy your weekend too. :-)
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That is exactly what i need right now, it's so helpful and easy to understand, thank you ^^
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@elizabethcaiado4344
@elizabethcaiado4344 5 лет назад
Great Video as always. Thanks for these very interesting moments with you.
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@azul6122
@azul6122 4 года назад
Great, it is slowly. I like.
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@muha2762
@muha2762 5 лет назад
Amazing ! thanks 😍
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@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
So glad you liked it Jean. :-)
@williamandres9094
@williamandres9094 5 лет назад
Thanks a lot! I thought that in English I said dish to food or typical food so I didn't recognised what the difference between a dish and a plate was. In my language that is Spanish we say "Plato" to refer to a dish or a plate. You resolved all my uncertainlies.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hello William. We are very pleased to know this video help improve your understanding. Thanks so much for watching.
@murazi1224
@murazi1224 5 лет назад
Could you make a video about the differences between other and another?
@CubeyTheGoat
@CubeyTheGoat 5 лет назад
they are just used in different times like, will you buy another table? will you get the other one? or listen to this, is the another one better? is other one better? see, they just have to be used differently, even i struggled thinking of the sentences
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Murazi. As I exepct you know, this question relates to when we use a definite article, an indefinite article or no article. The answer is quite complicated and I haven't made a video about it yet I'm afraid, but it is on our list.
@melindavermes5139
@melindavermes5139 5 лет назад
Thank u to make it easy to understand!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
It's out pleasure, Melinda. We're glad the video is useful for you. Thanks for watching.
@DoctorOboogie
@DoctorOboogie 4 года назад
EXCELLENT !
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 4 года назад
So glad you liked it DoctorOboogie! Thanks for writing.
@lucyenglishinstructor4527
@lucyenglishinstructor4527 5 лет назад
Jay and Vicki, it´s amazing how creative you both are! Love you guys! ;-)
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Lucy, that is so kind of you to say. Thank you so much and thanks for watching.
@kmx7771
@kmx7771 5 лет назад
I don't now all these crazy names of "table equipment" even in russian. Thanks for the lesson, fun enough :)
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Максим Карпук , we're so glad you enjoyed he video. Thank you so much for letting us know and thanks for watching.
@stevenhdhejdu
@stevenhdhejdu 4 года назад
1:58 It's true, size always matter
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 4 года назад
:-)
@generalalmirantepresidente2595
With every video i learn a lot , Gracias
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
We're so glad our videos help you learn General :-) Thanks for watching.
@pallamisma2305
@pallamisma2305 5 лет назад
You are amazing! semantic field and lenguage process about it in a paar minutes! Thank. Great.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Pal Lamisma. We are so glad you liked this video. Thanks for letting us know. :-)
@timeover979
@timeover979 5 лет назад
Love this video 💖 May be I am not that perfect in English but yeah I have a suggestion- a person should look at different sentences where this types of words are used , that may help a lot.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
That's a great tip Time Over. Thank you.
@aparecidoferreiravais321
@aparecidoferreiravais321 5 лет назад
Hi Vicki Hi Jay These differences is very important to us what the difference between mug and a cup Thanks a lot and have a great weekend 😉
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
You're very welcome Aparecido. Good to hear from you. It's a 3 day holiday weekend in the US (Presidents Day is Monday) and we we will certainly enjoy it :-)
@kaylazx
@kaylazx 5 лет назад
Ooh, I have a fun idea for a video! You could talk about the difference between the simple form of a verb, and the "did" form: like "I talked to him" versus "I did talk to him." It seems to be confusing for non-native speakers (I definitely understand why!)
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thanks for the idea Kayla.
@sophiasiegel4759
@sophiasiegel4759 5 лет назад
I’ve learnt so so so much in this video thank you very much . I each you to because you’s are so very inspirational to me
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Sophia, how nice of you to say. Thank you very much and thanks for watching.
@obaid9791
@obaid9791 Год назад
Lovely explaination
@MITKOMvideos
@MITKOMvideos 2 года назад
Very interesting stuff about semantics; I've enjoyed your presentation. But, if I may ask, what is the prototype expression for these words: pass, hand, sell, pay, lend, serve, feed, award?
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 2 года назад
Hi Mitkom. I'm afraid i'm not sure how anyone could set about working that out.
@Eyes_On_America
@Eyes_On_America 5 лет назад
I've never thought naming all of it would be so tricky😛
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi ma sz. Jay here. I was pretty surprised as well. It was very interesting to me too. Thanks for watching.
@joseapaza7304
@joseapaza7304 3 года назад
thank you! now I know the difference!! 😁
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 3 года назад
That's great to hear Jose. Thanks for writing. :-)
@causilvestrini7000
@causilvestrini7000 5 лет назад
Excellent video, thank you!! I'd say here rufous-collared sparrow and great kiskadees are the "birdiest of birds" :-D BTW, funny word "game"! On top of it all, in Spanish (at least in Argentina) we call a set of things (like... bed sheets, or cups, or keys) with the same word as "game". E.g. "Un juego de sábanas". Analyzing languages is so interesting... A hug for you guys!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Oh that is interesting. Thanks for sharing that Cau. :-)
@ladydonia8027
@ladydonia8027 5 лет назад
very useful.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
That's great to hear. Thanks donia world.
@claudiotoffoli5355
@claudiotoffoli5355 5 лет назад
Interesting! A mug in Portuguese is a ‘caneca’. A cup is a ‘xícara’. A cup of tea or a cup of coffee are xícaras. But, in the case of that bigger cup (white, not straight-shaped) at the video, ir would be called a mug (caneca), in Portuguese, not a cup! I just love that stuff!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Claudio. Thanks for letting us know about these differences in Portuguese. It's very interesting. and you thank you so much for watching.
@claudiotoffoli5355
@claudiotoffoli5355 5 лет назад
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@guogonghan
@guogonghan 5 лет назад
so creative and practical, thanks for your great effort
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
We're very pleased you found this video useful, Kevin. Thanks for letting us know and thank you for watching.
@saulomesquita4480
@saulomesquita4480 5 лет назад
Great video! Congrats!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
So glad you liked it Saulo. :-)
@otaviooliveira5293
@otaviooliveira5293 3 года назад
What a nice channel , that's a great content !
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 3 года назад
Thanks for the kind words, Otavio. And thanks for watching our video.
@otaviooliveira5293
@otaviooliveira5293 2 года назад
@@SimpleEnglishVideos So happy that you answered me LOL you're welcome
@mamymimma
@mamymimma 5 лет назад
Very interesting! I will look for this research on prototypes
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Mamy. Jay here. Vicki may have more suggestions, but I found that if you search on this term "language prototype research" you'll get some interesting results. thanks for watching our video. :-)
@mamymimma
@mamymimma 5 лет назад
@@SimpleEnglishVideos 😍
@Midnight314159265
@Midnight314159265 2 года назад
For dish vs plate (as the object often made of ceramics, pottery, metal, etc., not the food), I think of dishes as something that's generally flat but needs to be able to hold food, so usually there's an edge on it. A plate can be totally flat and decorative. (Although I have seen painted dishes that are also placed in china cabinets for decorative purposes... though that's true of any dishware.) Basically, you should be able to use dishes to hold food, but that's not required of plates. I have no idea if this is the common consensus, though!
@rodrigooliveira6851
@rodrigooliveira6851 5 лет назад
I Love your classes!! Take care!!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Rodrigo. Good to hear from you again. Thanks for watching.
@Marina-cy1qh
@Marina-cy1qh 5 лет назад
Hi and thank you for a nice video! There may be something more than mere functionality or form that can explain the difference between a cup and a mug. To me mugs are more rustic and cups are more refined.
@ttarsi
@ttarsi 5 лет назад
I've always said "silverware" while referring to forks, knifes and spoons. Then I started working with gastronomy in Europe and they'd say "cutlery" and I had no idea what was that about
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Oh yes. Thanks for this Tarsila. I had the experience the other way around. I had to learn to stop saying cutlery when I came to the US and call it silverware instead.
@HarryNomad
@HarryNomad Год назад
soo interesting!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos Год назад
@mygrowthdiary1632. I'm so glad you found this video interesting. This is Jay writing back to you. I found it useful as well. Thanks for watching.
@MyDanymax
@MyDanymax 5 лет назад
What a lovely couple! I really enjoyed this video. Cheers.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thanks for the kind words MyDanymax. And thank you for watching. Cheers to you!
@jcsomers111
@jcsomers111 5 лет назад
English is a fun language, I am pleased you did not add that Game can also be bird meat like pheasant as that would blow peoples minds...
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Ha! Yes, it was hard to know where to stop sometimes. Thanks for adding it to the meanings here though Jeff. :-)
@johannsmithpinchialmeyda2896
@johannsmithpinchialmeyda2896 5 лет назад
I love so much their videos;)!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Thanks Johann. :-)
@faridehkodrami7407
@faridehkodrami7407 5 лет назад
It is confusing and you make more confuse .lol love you .
@sammywinchester6212
@sammywinchester6212 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for making these videos 😊❤❤❤
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
You're very welcome Sammy. and thanks for watching them.
@sendatamie8574
@sendatamie8574 5 лет назад
The video really helpful. Thank you teacher`s
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Sena, we're so glad you found this video helpful. Thanks for letting us know and thanks for watching.
@hadialmayahy8627
@hadialmayahy8627 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for this interesting video , my birdest bird is sparrow , thanks again and have a nice day .
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Ah, another sparrow to add to the list. Thanks for letting us know , هادي مياح
@john.andrew.brighton
@john.andrew.brighton 5 лет назад
Lol 😂 Vicki it was like you were confusing Jay to confuse yourself. In other words you were trying to confuse Jay but he was trying to confuse you.
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Ha! Yeah - I think these words are more confusing than they seem at first glance, John.
@john.andrew.brighton
@john.andrew.brighton 5 лет назад
Simple English Videos yeah I just go by what I call it instead of confusing myself 1. Cup 2. Cup 3. Cup 4. Cup 5. Bowl 6. Dish 7. Cup 8. Dish
@ahmedfouad9206
@ahmedfouad9206 5 лет назад
WOooow, amazing video as always. Thanks a lot..
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
So glad you liked it ahmed. :-)
@italianatoli4553
@italianatoli4553 5 лет назад
👏👏👏 thank you
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
You're so welcome Italiana Toli. :-)
@LimymoEmpauca
@LimymoEmpauca 5 лет назад
Hello! I love you both! Please could I suggest not to put background music when you speak? I mean, not all the time. Thanks. You are great!
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Hi Monica. So glad you like the videos and thanks for the suggestion.
@souzanm7322
@souzanm7322 5 лет назад
Think you .this video it is very nice ...and l love you ...
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
That's so kind of you to say, Souzan. Thanks for watching.
@upsideken9385
@upsideken9385 5 лет назад
Never click that fast before :) Edit : I'm going to USA next 2 week to start my course, I need more info about this ;)
@kaylazx
@kaylazx 5 лет назад
:D Have fun in the USA! Where are you from?
@upsideken9385
@upsideken9385 5 лет назад
@@kaylazx I'm from South East Asia, I'm going to start last quarter in grade 8 then continue in high school. I hope Ill get some friend there. I'm going to live in small City in Illinois
@kaylazx
@kaylazx 5 лет назад
@@upsideken9385 Oh, cool! I live in Indiana, so you'll be close to my state. I bet you will get friends there, most people are pretty friendly :)
@upsideken9385
@upsideken9385 5 лет назад
@@kaylazx thank you FYI :) Edit : my grammar Abit unreadable sorry
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Oh that's great about your trip UpsideKen. I hope you have a great time.
@krinxq5986
@krinxq5986 5 лет назад
I just found your channel and it’s really cool! Keep up the great work! :)
@SimpleEnglishVideos
@SimpleEnglishVideos 5 лет назад
Welcome to our channel Signe. It's great to have you with us.
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