The British Royal Wedding. Understanding Fast Speech

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Are American's excited about the royal wedding? After all, it's a British event. Watch this video to find out what American's think of Meghan and Prince Harr...

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  • Oh great question, Onee-chan. We can say 'excited to do'. For example, I was excited to see my friends. And we can be excited by or at an idea. For example, we were excited by/at the idea of a party. I can't think of a situation where I'd say "excited on' though. I'd probably say 'I was excited about the upcoming holiday'. 

  • Teacher Vicki,

    Can we say 'excited to watch', 'excited at the idea', 'excited on the upcoming holiday'?

    Thank you so much in advance.

  • Teacher Vicki,

    I like the word 'super' and I love to see your super cheerful smile in your every video. 

    So many thanks for making and sharing your super awesome video. ^_^

  • Thank you, Vicki!

    And thank you very much for sharing your interesting videos!

  • Hi Roman! Yes that Do and Duh are the same. Great question!

  • Hi Vicki!

    I am glad to learn those American and British words and sayings. But is that "doh" the same "duh" that Homer Simpson usually says?

  • Princess Diana is my forever favorite royal. She embodied elegance with simplicity and proved that you don't have to have a royal blood to serve the less fortunate individuals. The world lost a real princess with a big heart.

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