7. “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy” Clip<\/strong><\/h3>\nIn this scene from the comedy film “Anchorman,” the eccentric news anchor Ron Burgundy attempts to impress his date by trying out various activities. One of his ill-fated decisions is drinking cartons of milk on a hot day, leading to a hilarious, regretful exclamation: “Milk was a bad choice!”<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n8. The Big Lebowski” Clip <\/strong><\/p>\nIn this iconic introduction scene from the cult classic film “The Big Lebowski,” we’re introduced to the film’s laid-back and unconventional protagonist, “The Dude.” The scene showcases the Dude’s carefree attitude and his comical interactions with various characters, setting the tone for the rest of the movie.<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\nFunny Rap Videos to Learn English<\/h2>\n
Even if you don’t listen to rap music, you can enjoy some of the funny rap videos found online. Rap is a great learning tool because it uses lots of vocabulary and phrases that might be used in everyday life. There are also many cultural and pop references you can learn through rap.<\/p>\n
You’ll probably need to listen to rap videos more than once to understand them. Try writing down the words, and even rapping along once you know the song. This will help you improve your pronunciation. You’ll also learn where word and sentence stresses go.<\/p>\n
9. “Romeo and Juliet vs. Bonnie and Clyde”<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis rap battle puts two couples against each other. Romeo and Juliet speak in a very old-style, Shakespearean (from the time of the English writer William Shakespeare) way. Bonnie and Clyde\u2014two American outlaws from the early 1900s\u2014speak very differently. Notice how they pronounce things, and the type of language they use!<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n10. “The Parent Rap”<\/strong><\/h3>\nWhat’s it like to be a parent? These parents share their experience through a hilarious rap that any parent (or non-parent) can relate to.<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n11. Lonely Island Raps<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Lonely Island is a comedy trio known for their comedic rap songs. Their videos often feature high-profile guest artists and absurd scenarios.<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n12. “Nice Guys”\u00a0<\/strong><\/h3>\n“Nice Guys” is a humorous rap music video created by popular YouTube personalities Nigahiga, Chester See, and KevJumba. The song satirizes the stereotypical behavior of “nice guys” who believe they deserve a romantic relationship for their perceived good behavior, while ignoring the actual needs and feelings of others.<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\nFunny Skits to Learn English<\/h2>\n
Skits are like short funny plays. They usually focus on just one idea or joke, and play with it to make it as funny as possible. You may have seen skits before: “Saturday Night Live” is famous for their well-written ones, and “Monty Python” is a legendary (very famous and admired) British skit show.<\/p>\n
13. “Silly Job Interview”<\/strong><\/h3>\n“Monty Python” has many famous skits. In this one, a man is having an interview for a job, but keeps getting interrupted by the interviewer’s strange manners. It’s a good thing real interviews aren’t like that!<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n14. “Scenes from a Hat”<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis clip is from the show “Whose Line Is It, Anyway?” A group of comedians are given some ideas,\u00a0and they have to improvise (think of on the spot, without practicing ahead of time) very short funny reactions on the topic. (This clip may contain some rude language!)<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n15. “The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger”<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis video is a comedic narration by Randall, where he provides a humorous commentary on footage of a honey badger. The over-the-top enthusiasm and wild descriptions make it a hilarious watch. (Warning: this video contains some explicit language.)<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n16. “The Expert”<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis short film features a group of individuals in a meeting with a supposed “expert” who provides hilariously vague and irrelevant responses to their questions. It’s a humorous take on the frustrations of unhelpful meetings.<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\nFunny Late Night Show Videos to Learn English<\/h2>\n
American television has a type of show called “late night shows.” These are shows that come on, as you might have guessed, late at night. They feature a host who gives funny talks about current events, then meets with celebrities and interviews them about their lives or current projects.<\/p>\n
Most of these shows have a monologue<\/strong> in the beginning. This is a part where the host talks for a while on his own. These monologues are great for learning English, because they talk about culture and things that are happening right now, in a way that makes them fun and funny.<\/p>\n17. Ellen DeGeneres’ Monologue “Cher”<\/strong><\/h3>\nIn this monologue, Ellen shares facts and jokes about the famous American musician Cher. If you don’t already know about Cher, this is like a crash course in American pop culture!<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n18. Craig Ferguson’s Monologue “Arnold Schwarzenegger”<\/strong><\/h3>\nHere, Craig talks a bit about Arnold Schwarzenegger and the way the actor-turned-politician pronounces things. Craig has his own interesting accent, so listen out for it! (This clip contains some rude language.)<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n19. Jimmy Fallon’s Monologue “#WorstFirstDate”<\/strong><\/h3>\nIn this monologue, Jimmy reads and jokes about Twitter users’ worst first date experiences. The witty commentary and relatable stories make it a funny and engaging monologue.<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\n20. Jimmy Kimmel’s Monologue “Kids Tell Dads the Worst Thing They’ve Ever Done”<\/strong><\/h3>\nJimmy Kimmel often includes segments where he asks kids to confess their “crimes” to their fathers. In this monologue, Kimmel shares the hilarious and often outrageous confessions, leading to comedic reactions from the dads.<\/p>\n
<\/lite-youtube><\/p>\nFunny English Videos of Bad English<\/h2>\n
You don’t just learn English from good examples\u2014you can learn a lot from bad examples, too! Some videos use bad English on purpose, to make a joke or a point. One great exercise you can do with these is correct them. Can you fix the English until it’s not bad anymore?<\/p>\n
21. “Funny English Learning Class”<\/strong><\/h3>\nThere’s so much wrong here we don’t even know where to begin! Most of the speaking is done by an English teacher, who mixes up his sayings, uses the wrong words and uses literal statements that don’t actually make sense in English. For example, “again time” should be “next time.”<\/p>\n