00:00:06quiero tallow root extraño
00:00:08me gustas mucho Princesa Princip itto
00:00:12amor amorcito tia precio me gusta bonito
00:00:16de vino precioso me amor tennis FeO me
00:00:21Alma te amo
00:00:22there is a seat oh yes yes
00:00:33see yes yes yes I think letting people
00:00:37are more romantic because they tell you
00:00:39what you want to hear they give you
00:00:42flowers they’re very nice but they’re
00:00:44cheaters British people are not cheaters
00:00:46they’re quite faithful but they’re
00:00:50boring
00:00:53British people not romantic
00:00:55please British people are very romantic
00:00:58I mean look where we are
00:01:00it’s Valentine’s Day we’ve got wine
00:01:02candlelit dinner and a fine Italian
00:01:05restaurant like this you still not
00:01:07convinced well here’s some Valentine’s
00:01:10Day vocabulary some romantic things that
00:01:13couples say to each other to show their
00:01:14feelings and how much they care
00:01:17first some romantic things you can call
00:01:19someone some romantic nouns honey baby
00:01:24pumpkin sweetheart
00:01:26hmm you’ll hear this but it sounds
00:01:29stupid sweetie
00:01:30angel
00:01:32to be seeing someone this means you meet
00:01:36someone regularly in a romantic way a
00:01:38crush is someone you have feelings for
00:01:41you want to be more than friends with
00:01:42them you can also say I have a crush on
00:01:45this person to have a thing for someone
00:01:49is to feel romantic things for them
00:01:51friend-zoned is when you love someone
00:01:54you like them more than a friend but
00:01:56they just see you as a friend
00:01:57you sir are in the friendzone ways to
00:02:01say you’re attractive
00:02:03remember these are adjectives so we’ll
00:02:06be using you are or you’re hot gorgeous
00:02:11beautiful sexy handsome is for men
00:02:14pretty is for girls or men who look like
00:02:17girls fit that one’s just British or
00:02:21just good-looking and to express your
00:02:25feelings we can say I like you in two
00:02:28ways the first way is just as friends
00:02:31what I like you it’s normal right it’s
00:02:35just as friends the second way depends
00:02:37on the intonation and if you modify it
00:02:40for example I really like you a lot
00:02:43that sounds like more than friends right
00:02:46we’ve also got um I love you
00:02:54oh my god I think the Colombian girls
00:02:56were right British people are not very
00:02:58romantic we have more expressions but to
00:03:01be honest they sound rubbish in English
00:03:03and not sincere we wouldn’t use them
00:03:06seriously but we are very creative with
00:03:08I love you for example who love you so
00:03:11much things like that but to be honest
00:03:14we don’t use much more than that so I’m
00:03:17sorry yeah
00:03:18British people we’re not very romantic
00:03:34you
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