@englishwithbaba_3: Brunch time 🍝 #foryoupage❤️❤️

ALEX RAMIREZ 🎸 :

I didn't understand 😕

🤑Marty💣 walla🤑 :

hope :

thank you baba

callmedee :

I understood the difference between lend and borrow, but your video actually made me doubt my own understanding. I even double-checked with ChatGPT and native speakers. In your examples, both should use borrow because the speaker is taking something from someone else. Lend is only used when you are the one giving something, like “I lend you my phone.” Also, the first child was actually already correct, which makes the correction even more confusing. It seems like there might be a mistake here, so you may want to review or correct this video because it can be quite confusing.

Ryan171 :

I don't think that's correct, sir. Whenever my friends borrow money from me, it takes them ages to pay me back, not just a short time 😂

jiggly random :

Ha💵 ha💵 ha💵

Liz :

I was confused

USA :

But the son still asking for something not giving something 🤣🤷🏼‍♀️

Camarena Angel :

estaba confundido y vine a ver los comentarios y sigo igual de confundido

Ampruyy :

lend is for a certain time borrow is for short time

Henriator :

but still confused........🤣

Sergei 'Set' Rivera :

Dany Rahma Simanjunt :

borrow pinjam lend meminjamkan

TrueWhisper🌈 :

Super amazing

Boris Nemtsov 2015 :

You are in Venice!

Ingles with Dalex 🇺🇸 :

Thank you so much for your help 💕

Bea Caicedo :

Me encanta la risa millonaria del Padre. Se pueden oler los dólares a través de la pantalla. 😁

mua :

I’m still confused

STITCH. :

Still confused 🤔🤔🤔🤔

A David :

ME QUEDÉ VERBO TO BE

Fabricio Rubén Romero Suárez :

no entendí

Henriator :

lend and borrow has been used wrongly for a long long time

Ulises Barrera :

thank you for helping us to improve our english