Comments by "Steffan Hoffmann" (@steffanhoffmann8937) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

  1. Is this man speaking English? Regards from Kensington in London.
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  2. Where's your proof? Before you throw stones at others Thx
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  3. Nikolai do me a favour. Stay off western channels. After all RT etc are bias as hell.
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  4.  @tomtom-iu4zs  I lived in Kyiv one year and Odessa three. I was a British English language consultant. I left on March 31 last year 2021. Because of Putin even then, playing on the borders. I'm now going to educate you, from your sofa war games. Ukraine has a far right faction in the West mostly. It's not many. Just look at the size of the battalion. (Your turn to research, my good fellow) Ukraine, in my EXPERIENCE of living there. Revealed this: It's a young country with young politicians. (Unlike USA) Young TV presenters, who are full of energy and vitality. Where a person can say anything, without fear of being arrested. I taught English in St Petersburg years ago. Russia is the opposite, of what I described about Ukraine. How many countries have you travelled to? I'd say very little if you're from USA. Always a pleasure to educate. Especially people who know nothing about it, if they've not lived there. Ps I've just looked at your channel. Oh dear! Oh my! 😂😂😂😂😂🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐
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  5.  @ollikkikk3741  only from Russian fascist cameras, somewhat seemingly from your new channel, Mister Russia
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  6.  @tomtom-iu4zs  I don't pretend to know everything. Just considerably more than you; my dear chap.
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  7.  @bobbob561  I don't think anyone, with a Lady Gaga video on their channel, Gatta do it to em should be advising me to say anything. Do you; my good fellow? USA has seemingly ruined; a precious language. English. With its mainly computer business development. Inventing nonsensical, unnecessary words, in the process. Whilst having, a very limited vocabulary indeed. The country, even had the audacity; to name theirs American English Which meant I had to call myself a British English Language Consultant I've worked all over the world, having to undo, a lot of what American English; has done. So: To finally answer your question. If you knew Kensington (Americans don't travel much). You'd possibly be aware, that English, mainly, is spoken with RP (Received Pronunciation). Not the Cockney dialect, to which you are possibly referring to. I've got nothing against American people. However Joe Biden; and some of the other high ranking, historical politicians there. Should have (or have had) elocution lessons; so the world can understand them. Oh! By the way, it's And; not eeeeaaaand. As the letter E, does not exist; within that word. I bid you good day.
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  8.  @AlDavi5  along with the Kremlin
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  9.  @ollikkikk3741  I thought all American English, was as you have just perfectly described. I find it fundamentally, full of sound bites; and additionally incorrect adjectives. Verbs etc etc etc. If a person watches a film, from the period of (let's say) 1930s-1960s. There's little difference to where I'm from. It seemingly changed very quickly indeed. (It was changing gradually from the 70s) With the introduction of Business English; and computerisation a la Bill Gates. Steve Jobs et al. I find it all rather sad.
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