And in this lesson, we're going to talk about one of the best TV series for English learners, and what makes it the best?

I just want to quickly reintroduce Chad, another fluency coach.

If you have been falling real life English for a while, then I'm sure you'll recognize him.

But it has been a long time since he taught a lesson.

He's going to explain to you why friends is one of the absolute best Siri's for English learners like you.

And remember, we help you not just learn English, but live it.

So join hundreds of thousands of learners like you who are making learning fun by pressing the subscribe button right now.

All right, without further ado, here's chat.

What a hilarious, timeless TV show.

I mean, I'm from Australia, and I grew up watching re watching every episode hold 10 seasons.

I learned so much about American culture, and what's so amazing, but not really so surprising, if you know friends, is that even 10 years after ending, it's still one of the most popular and cultural impact on TV shows ever.

People all around the world are still watching friends like crazy.

In fact, on a global scale is getting even more popular.

Netflix, for example, lost.

She paid 100 $18 million for the rights to stream old 10 seasons.

This article from a British newspaper explains it all.

And here are just a few quotes Francis the quality of its own kind.

While the fashions might have had an expiration date, the jokes that no scripts were shocked, funny, full of smart, with proving comedy with mass appeal doesn't have to be dumbed down.

There's one nineties trend that never went away.

The story of six New Yorkers who hang out impossibly large apartments and drink copious amounts of coffee at ridiculous times of the day.

Friends waas It still is a cultural phenomenon, but apart from all the fund and being a global culture phenomenon, this final quote, best explains Wife Friends, is the perfect sauce material for our Powell only method.

Friends has become a trusted text for linguists looking to understand changes in the speech patterns of American English.

In fact, back in 2012 Justin, Ethan and I started real life English with a combined 20 years of experience traveling, language, learning and teaching English learners from all around the world, we started to discover an extremely fascinating patent happening with some of the most fluent speakers that we met.

A surprisingly high percentage of them were huge fans of friends and even more interesting.

Most taught themselves English.

They demonstrated a deep natural understanding of natives, speaking, culture, humor and even nonverbal aspects like body language and some cultural norms.

But what totally blew us away is that most had never left their country.

The deep we looked, the more we realized that there really was something amazing happened.

The academic research reported that Friends was indeed the perfect TV series to teach and learn the only native speech, patents and real life conversation, but also discourse, markers, slang as well as jokes and a ton of American coach.

So in May 2015 up three years of rigorous research and development of the realize power learning method, both in the classroom and with fluency circle, we were finally ready to launch publicly.

The world's first English fluency cause not only two bases lessons 100% on the funding engaged in TV series, but also the first to focus on and teach real life native speech patents.

I really could not agree more with Chad.

I really hope that you enjoyed this quick lesson.

And are you frustrated when you can't understand fast speaking natives?

Do you want to make learning fun with friends?

Well, we have a funny free three part mini course for you.

You can get it today.

Just click the link in the description box below for more information.

Or you can click up here at the top left, Click the top right to subscribe for more lessons and click of the bottom tow.

Watch some of our best lessons.

Thanks so much for joining us today.

Now go out there and kick outs with your English.

Oh, yeah.