@hansrosa447
I love this video ! It not a only helps me learn English, but also provides me useful information. Thank You Alisha ✨🙂
@hikosaemon
Shout out to whoever picked the shooting locations for this.
@PromisingPod
Thanks for delivering a unique presentation style. You've already done so much, but I hope you continue to grow.
@Kaox
The idea about new dictionary words for a video is quite creative. Thanks for sharing
@eustaquiozambrano2974
Good job. Thanks for sharing. Have a good weekend. ❤ 👍
@ElMrBlack
"the computer is delulu" something I would've never thought I'd hear
@mauriciolezana
added some already for the flashcards!
@artawhirler
Yay! I'm the 100th like! 😅
@Rum896
Option 1: the sun never comes out in your city/state. Option 2: you hardly ever touch grass. Get a tan already, lady.
@DanielGreatVibes
The content of the video is at the vanguard, that's forefront regarding google translate. I typed the word "Rizz" inside text area, languages, from English to Portuguese... and Google translate returned "rizz"; I contextualized it with the phrase; "I have a rizz for Alisha" and Google translate didn't recognize it; Think that google translate, at this time of writing, is behind and Alisha is ahead of the Curve (forefront) with her content; 😮❤
@edtomorrow
Where was this shot at?😬
@NimrodClover
Who did the research on this ? It's giving inconsistent, no cap, but the rizz is low and you need to work on a few. Rotoscope has been a word in the film/video industry since the 70s and means exactly how it is used here. More like jargon simply slipping into common usage. I'm not edgelording here, but don't nerf your message by including some AI assisted hallucination as fact or at least keep your delulu in check or I'm likely to go beast mode with my fire hose of reason just before my menty b padawan.
@serhioramires3166
New words are well forgotten old words. 😂
@Blacktsalagi73
"cap" is bay-area (east-bay) slang from the 80s.
@Yuya_HMSM
アリーシャ寒くないの？
@Englishteacher施老師樂活