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When was the last time you laughed really hard when learning or teaching English? Learning English as a second language (ESL) can be very boring sometimes, but a little comedy can change everything and make it fun AND funny.

We have brought together the funniest, most popular, and instructive youtube videos and ESL commercials into one place for the first time. Together, these videos have over a billion youtube views, and now it's time to spread the gift that keeps on giving: Laughter!

These videos are an excellent way to start the class, so if you are a teacher, we created a special PDF of this lesson you can download here ( in Portuguese here). If you are a student , you can make your class more fun by showing your teacher.

videos have bad/explicit words in many of these (they are labeled).

1. Monica's Boob Job

Monica has borrowed money from Joey and told him not to tell Chandler. Now Chandler asks Joey if he can borrow some money, but Joey ends up revealing (without knowing if it's true) that he loaned Monica money for a boob job. (Time: 15:24)

Power Lesson for this Scene | 10 Scene Power Lesson Sample Packet
Vocab Guide

To be "on fire": to be doing great at something

boob job: breast implants

to bring something on: to invite a challenge

to freak out: to act weird or crazy about something

to get on board with: to support

to be "out $4,000": to lose that amount of money

Some of the Pronunciation:

did you ("dih-jew")

Making them ("may-kin-em")

I never get his jokes ("I never ged-iz jokes")

I'm going to ("I'm-na")

2. German Coastguard Needs to Learn English

A German coastguard trainee's broken English causes some serious problems at work. Learn how important English is in certain life or death situations! Watch the same video with the Egyptian Coast Guard.
Vocab Guide:

Coastguard: a branch/ position in the military that supervises ocean territory and helps people who are in danger.

Mayday: What a ship/boat (or airplane) says when it needs help.

Sink: When a boat is damaged and it can no longer float ("if we don't fix the hole in the boat, it will sink").

To Think About Something: To consider (I'm thinking about going to the movies tomorrow night.)

Over: What military and coast guards say when they are finished transmitting a message (technical language).

3. Joey (From Friends) Learning English

Joey (a native English speaker) follows a beautiful woman into a beginner's ESL class (English as a Second Language), and tells the teacher he is in the right place. Trying to impress the girl, he competes with beginning English learners to prove that his English is the best. This video is an excellent chance to test your English with one of America's best TV shows, and show you the value of learning English with TV shows and movies!

Vocab Guide:

Accent: a mode of pronunciation

Sure: certain

Right place: The correct location

Gold Star: A symbolic reward for merit

Tough = (pronounced "tuff") difficult

Subjunctive: "if I was" vs "if I were" (common native mistake)

Cultural Note: this is not directly from Friends, but from the series, Joey, a spinoff of Friends (a by-product or continuation of the original story)

Note: the girl pronounces "tough" wrong (she says "tug"). Joey explains to her that "gh" words have an "f" sound (i.e. "tough," "rough," "laugh") that this does not apply to all words (i.e. "tonight")

The Subjunctive Tense: a simple grammar rule that native speakers frequently confuse. We often incorrectly say "If I was," when the correct answer is "if I were."

4. The Italian Who Went to Malta *Bad Words

This is the story of an Italian man who went to Malta. Even though his intentions are good, he has a lot of problems with his English, and his mispronunciation of innocent words cause some really important misunderstandings.

Vocab Guide (Bad Words in Red):
Suggested Warmup Lesson (5 minute Pronunciation Practice): If you want to make this video a lot more instructive and interesting, practice the long "E" vs Short "I"sounds ( here's a 1 minute lesson on this, or you can use this page to supplement), and then practice the difference in pronouncing the words below (from the video):

Free Pronunciation Activity for this Video

5. A Song About Not Understanding the Lyrics: Dramatic Song

This song makes fun of the fact that pop music is about nothing. If people aren't listening, or don't understand, it's not difficult to write a song about nothing and impress a lot of people with empty lyrics. This song will teach you the value of understanding what song lyrics are saying!

Suggested Warmup: Have your students cover the vocabulary before, and if they won't understand, have them follow along with the lyrics.
Vocab Guide:

Sound = seem/ similar to ("this song sounds dramatic)

'bout = about

Lack = when you don't have something (People lost their jobs because of a of English)

Stuff = things (you probably think I'm singing about some pretty serious )

As long as = depending upon some condition or requirement (We can go out as long as you drive)

Foreign = From another country or culture (How many foreign languages do you speak?)

Grandma (the mother of your mother) | Grandson (the son of your child) | Grandaughter (the daughter or your daughter)

Hit the charts = (to reach/attain) (list of top songs)

Chorus = the part of a song that repeats

Coldplay = The famous British Pop Band

Lyrics = the words to the song

La la = the sound a singer makes ("then I put some "la, la's" in the song")

This song sounds dramatic,
But I'm bad at writing words.
If you don't speak english
This Probably sounds pretty good.
You probably think I'm singin' 'bout
Some pretty serious stuff, but in reality
I'm singin' 'bout the lack of stuff
I'm singing 'bout this parts intense
And emotional, as long as you don't
Understand it. Your foreign grandma
Would love this song please send it to her,
And she'll probably tell her foreign friends
About the song her Grandson or Daughter sent her today.
And the song might hit the charts in her country if parts sounded like
Coooldplaaayyy.

If the chorus sounds like cooollldplaaayyy.
Then I'll put some la... La la's in there,
La la la la la la la

Cooollldplaaayyy

Hopefully your foreign grandma listens to this song everyday, and if she
Asks you to translate the lyrics here's what you say.

A perfect translation does not exist, well at least not in your language.
But if you must know well picture this 50 billion rainbows and the sun is
Setting and the moon is setting also, and your there in a gazebo.
Then God descends from heaven and he gives you a million dollars. Take that
Feeling then put into a song.

I could translate it word by word but that would take way too long.
I've got stuff To do grandma, I don't have time for this.
You gotta trust me grandma, this friggin' song's brilliant.

6. The English Language in 24 Accents *Bad Words

This kid attempts to imitate 24 accents from around the world. Incredible, funny, and filled with bad words. Here's the censured version. Here's a transcript if you'd like to read along (Click "Check Answers & Read Aloud")

7. Learn English with the Big Bang Theory
Sheldon goes to Penny's work to ask her to fix her relationship problems with Leonard. She doesn't cede, so Sheldon annoys and embarrasses her until he gets his way. (Time: 6:38) Vocab Guide:

"you would think" (one would assume)

paradigm: a system for thinking about something

crawl back: to return to somebody in a subjugated way

hence: therefore, because of that

beverage: a drink

Pronunciation Guide:

what are you doing here? ("wha-da-you doing here?"),

is that what you want? ("is tha-wha-chew-want?")

Aren't you going to ("arn-chew goin-duh")

Power Lesson for this Scene | 10 Scene Power Lesson Sample Packet

This Korean teach confuses the pronunciation of the word "Coke" for "Cock" ("cock," pronounced "Cawk," is a vulgar word for penis.) The rest is pretty easy to understand.

This humorous and very instructive video illustrates all the many ways to use "the F word" in the English language. We do not recommend that you use this word in an irresponsible way (like the video may suggest), but it is very entertaining! Check out Real Life English's own article, How to Use Swear Words in English. Transcript Below Video.

Transcript: "Perhaps one of the most interesting words in the English language today, is the word fuck. Out of all the English words beginning with f, fuck is the single one referred to as the " f-word". It's the one magical word. Just by it's sound it can describe pain, pleasure, hate and love. Fuck, as most of the other words in English, has arrived from Germany. Fuck from German's "fliechen" which mean to strike. In English, fuck folds into many grammatical categories. As a transital verb for instance, " John fucked Shirley". As an intransitive verb; " Shirley fucks". It's meaning is not always sexual, it can be used as an adjective such as; John's doing all the fucking work. As part of an adverb; " Shirley talks too fucking much", as an adverb enhancing an adjective; Shirley is fucking beautiful. As a noun; " I don't give a fuck". As part of a word: " abso-fucking-lutely" or " in-fucking-credible". Or as almost every word in a sentence: " fuck the fucking fuckers!". As you must realize, there aren't many words with the versitility such as the word fuck,as in these examples used as the following words;

- fraud: " I got fucked"
- trouble: " I guess I'm really fucked now"
- dismay: " Oh, fuck it!"
- aggresion: " don't fuck with me, buddy!"
- difficulty: " I don't understand this fucking question"
- inquery: " who the fuck was that?"
- dissatisfaction: " I don't like what the fuck is going on here"
- incompetence: " he's a fuck-off!"
- dismissal: " why don't you go outside and fuck yourself?"

I'm sure you can think of many more examples.
With all these multipurpoused applications, how can anyone be offended when you use the word?
Use this unique, flexible word more often in your daily speech. It will identify the quality of your character immediately. Say it loudly and proudly: FUCK!

10. Learn English with Two and a Half Men: Jake's Crazy Teacher

Alan decides to hire a private teacher to help his son Jake pass a test. The teacher is not at all what he expected. In fact, he's very crazy. (Time: 8:28)
Some of the Vocab:

Tutor: a private teacher who helps you on in an academic subject

roadie: a person who works with the band to set up and maintain equipment

make fun of: to laugh at, tease, or ridicule

pot: a more informal word for marijuana

Some of the Pronunciation:

I want him to ("I wan-im-duh")

don't make fun of him ("don't make fun uv-im")

11. Comedy: American Needs Translator in England

In this Australian comedy show (Chaser's War on Everything), they make fun of the fact that Americans tend not to understand the British Accent. In this "skit" or "parody" presentation, a "clueless" American tourist can't understand British English until he finds a guy who helps him by translating from American English to British English.

Here's a quick vocab guide to help you understand the jokes at the beginning:

To bother with that kinda thing: to make the effort with that kind of thing

Hopeless: they can't be cured, incompetent

Subtitles: words on TV or movie screens that translate the speaking

Accent: a mode of pronunciation

Directions: information how to get from one place to another

12. English with How I Met Your Mother

In this scene, Lily and Marshall discover Barney's doppelganger (Doppleganger is a person who looks exactly like another), marking an important event for them: it's a sign from the universe that they can now have a baby (very strange, but you have to watch to understand!). This seen is hilarious! (Time: 7:35)

Power Lesson for this Scene | 10 Scene Power Lesson Sample Packet
Some of the Vocab:

Doppelganger: somebody who looks exactly like you

Eager: somebody who's extremely motivated to start doing something

It's go time: it's time to start

It's a deal: it's an agreement

13. Do you Speak English?

A British woman with a broken down car has difficult communicating in English with two guys who are clearly speaking English (but they claim they don't). Hilarious! Vocab Guide and parts of the transcript:

My Car is Broken Down = My car is not functioning (it doesn't work)

Garage = England: place to fix cars | U.S.A.: place to keep your car (at home)

That's wasted on me = I can't help

I wish I'd paid more attention in school = I wish I had listened)

If you go down that way (on that road), about a half a mile, there's a village (small city/town)

Hey, you never know, next time you'll over, maybe we'll have learned a bit of English for you.

14. How the French Speak English (Steve Martin)

In this scene from Pink Panther, Steve Martin, speaks with a cheap and funny French accent when speaking English with his accent coach. It is really difficult to understand even for a native speaker. Transcript Below Video.

Inspector Clouseau (with a heavy French accent): Hef, I'm going to America. I'm going there to learn to speak with a flawless American accent, so as not to arouse suspicion. Cette femme is the greatest accent coach in the world.

Accent Coach: I would like to buy a Hamburger...

15. Five Ways to Say it's Raining (From RealLife English)

In this Real Life English video, Josh Plotkin teaches us 5 ways to say it's raining, with a hilarious ending.

Vocab Guide:

Pour: to flow rapidly in a steady stream (pour water in a glass)

Piss: a colloquial way to say "urinate."

Bucket: a big container to carry water or other liquids

Check out the RealLife English Youtube Channel
16. Catherine Tate- Language Translator (British Comedy)

British Comedian, Catherine Tate, shows her language skills when she gives a surprising translation of seven languages at an important international conference.
Vocab Guide:

Nightmare: Bad Dream

What's the matter?: What's wrong

Annual Summit: Yearly meeting with high level officials

My translator hasn't turned up: showed up/arrived

I did a TOEFL in my Gap year: "Gap" means space between two things

17. Reporter Turns Ghetto in 3 Seconds *Bad Words

In this recording of a professional southern reporter, you see him suddenly change his deep, professional reporter voice to informal "ghetto" ebonics with lots of bad words (see definition of ebonics below) when a bug flies into his mouth. With this video, you see how native speakers have different roles in different situations. Transcript Below Video.
Vocab Guide:

Reporter: the person who presents the news on TV

Ebonics: African American Vernacular English: a nonstandard form of American English characteristically spoken by African Americans in the United States. See wikipedia definition of Ebonics.

Ghetto: Where poor people live (it's more of an American word. Europeans and other countries often say "slum")

Transcript: What really happened on that Thursday here at Augusta High School that led to Chris Woods' death? (Bug flies into his mouth) What the fuck is that? Shit! I'm dying in this fucking country-ass fucked up town. Shit flying in my mouth. What the fuck. I can't see. Let's get the fuck out of this country mother fucker.
*Some people will surely find this video controversial in the ESL classroom because of race and class issues, but we see it as humorous and instructive, and sometimes there is a limit to notions of political correctness.
music remix of this video | Watch how people react to this video

18. At the Laundry Mat

Never assume that people don't speak your language! You might get very embarrassed when somebody really does understand.

Vocab Guide:

Cute: attractive

Butt: buttocks/ass/behind/bottom

Cut it out: stop it

Underwear: clothing you wear under your other clothes

19. The World's Funniest Commercial *Bad Words

In this video, a traditional family listens to very inappropriate music without understanding the lyrics. Again, it's important to understand the lyrics!
Vocab:
20. Dr. House Teaches British and American Slang

British Actor, Hugh Laurie (who plays American Dr. House on TV) tests his knowledge of American slang with Ellen Degeneres. Check out the transcript here.

21: Learn English with Big Bang Theory

In this scene, the guys bully Penny's boyfriend, Zach, who is trying to impress them with his scientific knowledge, but sounds like an idiot. Then they feel bad and go over to Penny's house to apologize. (Time: 14:48)
Some of the Vocab:

Ponder: to think deeply about something

Agree to disagree: used to finish an argument peacefully when two sides disagree

jump through hoops: to go through boring, unnecessary (and even bureaucratic) steps to get something done

Some of the Pronunciation:

go with them ("go with-em")
10 Free Lessons (PDF & Video) Packet

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The 21 Funniest Youtube Videos For English Learners & Teachers

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When was the last time you laughed really hard when learning or teaching English? Learning English as a second language (ESL) can be very boring sometimes, but a little comedy can change everything and make it fun AND funny. We have brought together the funniest, most popular, and instructive youtube videos and ESL commercials into one place for the first time.

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Why human rights matter on Holocaust Memorial Day

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Yad Vashem: Remembering the Past, Shaping the Future

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Everyday Life in the Warsaw Ghetto / גטו ורשה [in color]

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What is the Holocaust Part 2/7: The Nazi Rise to Power (1933)

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This video is part of the Holocaust Education Video Toolbox. For more videos and teaching aids, visit: http://www.yadvashem.org/yv/en/education/video/index.asp What is the Holocaust? Who were its victims? When did it occur? What were the ghettos, and why were they established? How did the "Final Solution" evolve?

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BBC Bitesize - KS3 History - King John and Magna Carta - Activity

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Learn and revise about Magna Carta, which put into place laws that the king had to follow and gave rights to the people, with BBC Bitesize KS3 History.

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Thanksgiving celebrates English colonists and Wampanoag Native Americans sharing a feast in 1621.

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The President Pardons the ‎National Thanksgiving Turkey 2015

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President Obama pardons Abe and its alternate Honest, the National Thanksgiving Turkeys, in a Rose Garden ceremony. November 25, 2015.

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Watched by wife Melania, son Barron and daughters Ivanka and Tiffany, Donald Trump used his powers of leniency on Tuesday to spare a pair of turkeys, Drumstick and Wishbone, from the Thanksgiving pot. The US president plans to spend Thanksgiving at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida
'Drumstick, you are hereby pardoned': Trump spares his first Thanksgiving turkey

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Barack Obama 'pardoned' turkeys at a White House ceremony on Wednesday. 'For months there has been a fierce competition between a bunch of turkey's trying to win their way into the White House,' he quipped in a dig at Republican presidential candidates. That was the height of the president's humor, as his daughters laughed at a few dad jokes in front of reporters and officials

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Isn't it better to learn or teach the English language while you're enjoying yourself? Listening to songs with English lyrics is a great way of boosting skills, confidence and pronunciation.

Common expressions, everyday language, descriptive words and metaphors are all part of the English language and can be found in almost all song lyrics. There's something infectious about music - it gets in our heads - and maybe that's why using it to learn English can be both fun and effective.

Recently, Pearson English blog readers told us about the music that they have found to be both inspiring and useful for improving their English. Here, we present some more suggestions from readers of song lyrics for English learners and teachers.

Simply the Best - Tina Turner

Blog reader Benjamin Lütgebüter recommends this song for practising comparatives and superlatives, though he points out that he actually prefers a version of the song that was used in a television advert that was aired during the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games.
You're simply the best
Better than all the rest
Better than anyone
Anyone I ever met
I'm stuck on your heart
I hang on every word you say
Tear us apart
Baby, I would rather be dead
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack

We have to agree with Anthony Gaynor, who loves this song for its emotional impact. The simplicity of the language makes it a favourite with Anthony to use with his learners - he says that many of them have been reduced to tears by its beauty and fragility.
The first time ever I saw your face
The first time ever I saw your face
I thought the sun rose in your eyes
And the moon and stars were the gifts you gave
To the night and the empty skies, my love
To the night and the empty skies
To an Air Hostess - Clifford T Ward

Clifford T Ward has a wide range of beautifully written and clearly pronounced songs, says blog reader Nicholas Lopez Lusty. This makes To an Air Hostess and Open University perfect songs for English language learners. He even recommends using the songs in combination with plays and movies.
Walking through the terminal
I saw something beautiful
You left, for your duty call
Next time getting on the plane
That's when I see you again
I can't get you off my brain
If I Were a Boy - Beyoncé

Cecília Domingos uses this song with her students to work on the second conditional (used to talk about unlikely situations). Cecília also asks her learners to write their own versions, with the girls staying with the original version and the boys writing If I Were a Girl. Cecília says it's an entertaining and amusing lesson to teach.
If I were a boy
I think I could understand
How it feels to love a girl
I swear I'd be a better man
I'd listen to her
Cause I know how it hurts
When you lose the one you wanted
Cause he's taken you for granted
And everything you had got destroyed
It's Late - Ricky Nelson

As a general rule, Christine Thabet finds that older songs are better for teaching purposes because the lyrics are less likely to be offensive and the words are easier to hear. A recent successful song lesson used this song by Ricky Nelson - it has a good rhythm and it describes a situation experienced by many teenagers. Christine also recommends songs that tell a story, such as Tell Laura I Love Her by Ray Peterson, She's Leaving Home by the Beatles, or Big Bad John by Jimmy Dean.
It's late (it's late)
We gotta get on home
It's late (it's late)
We've been gone too long
Too bad (too bad)
We should a checked our time
Can't phone (can't phone)
We done spent every dime
What are your favourite songs with English lyrics? Let us know in the comments section below...

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Isn't it better to learn or teach the English language while you're enjoying yourself? Listening to songs with English lyrics is a great way of boosting skills, confidence and pronunciation. Common expressions, everyday language, descriptive words and metaphors are all part of the English language and can be found in almost all song lyrics.

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BBC Bitesize - National 4 History - Kristallnacht - the Night of Broken Glass

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The full devastation of Kristallnacht and the loss of hope in the Jewish community.

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BBC Bitesize - KS3 History - The Gunpowder Plot - Revision 1

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Learn and revise about the Gunpowder Plot with BBC Bitesize KS3 History when Guy Fawkes was caught trying to blow up Parliament in 1605.