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All right.
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Hello.
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Today I have a special guest.
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Her name is?
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Samara.
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Samara.
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What's your middle name, Samara?
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It's Danielle.
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Danielle.
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Samara, Danielle.
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But we call her Samara.
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Do you have any nicknames, Samara?
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My friend calls me Ara.
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I don't like Sam.
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I'm not a Sam.
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She's not Sam.
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Don't call her Sam.
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Nobody say Sam in the comments.
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Yeah. Or Sammy.
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I'm not Sammy.
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Not Sammy.
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What does your friend call you?
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uh she calls me era era oh that's cute samara era nice i like it
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and samara how do i explain samara's relation to me well it's a little complicated
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but basically um her mom used to be married to my dad many years ago
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so she was like my stepmom but now she's not married to him anymore.
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And she had a daughter, Samara.
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And now how old is Samara today?
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I am 12.
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12 years old.
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So technically, she's not my sister.
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But I think of her like, you know, like a half sister or something like that, because her mom was kind of like my second mom.
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So that's kind of the relation here.
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And she very kindly agreed to make a video with me and to showcase her natural English.
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She is a native English speaker from where are you from?
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What is the state?
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Oh, Maine.
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So you're from the state of Maine, which is where I'm from also.
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Yes.
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Where is Maine in the United States?
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It's in the eastern part.
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Yes.
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And also it's like it's on the upper part of it.
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It's northeast.
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Yeah, northeast.
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Definitely.
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It's on the border of what country?
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Canada.
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Canada.
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Have you ever been to Canada?
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No, I have not been to Canada, but I've heard me neither.
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Yeah.
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It's very strange that We're so close and we've never been there.
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I know.
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And I've been to places like further away. So yeah.
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Samara has traveled to, she was in Puerto Rico where I just was.
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She's been on cruises.
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Yeah.
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Where have you been?
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I haven't been like a lot out of the state, but most of my out of state stuff has been on cruise, like going to Puerto Rico and like San Juan and that kind of stuff.
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Have you been to, did the cruise stop at Mexico or no?
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The first one I went on did, this one did not though.
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So you've been maybe to some islands in the Caribbean?
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Yeah, definitely.
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Okay.
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Would you like to travel somewhere else?
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I don't know.
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I really like where I've been.
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But probably somewhere like Hawaii.
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I'd love to go to Hawaii.
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I haven't been to Hawaii.
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I'd love to go there.
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So you like tropical places?
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Yes, I like tropical.
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I don't want to go and travel somewhere cold.
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What do you think about living in Maine in general, like with the four seasons and the winter?
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I really like it because it's definitely like
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when you start to get sick of one season the other
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one comes along like you have winter is pretty cold
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and snowy and I like winter but then I'm definitely sick of it
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and I'm really happy for when spring and summer come along
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so it's nice with the four season change
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because you kind of get some of everything so you like it
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but you do prefer when it's warm yes I don't like
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when it's humid I'm not like I like warm
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but I don't like like crazy hot
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but yeah I definitely prefer like warmer seasons like me yeah I think most people in Maine do prefer
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when it's warmer here
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but they they tolerate the winter definitely you find stuff to
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do in the winter you like to go uh snowshoeing with probably with your dad
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and stuff yeah I go snowshoeing I really like I mean
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my sister like makes snow forts this is it's really fun
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and like obviously we have a tradition of like making snowmen and
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that kind of stuff oh yeah she has a little sister
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named Farrah who is seven right six six six years old I'll turn I will turn 13 in four months
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and then she will turn seven in five months.
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Your birthday is in August.
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Yeah, August 23rd.
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Yeah.
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So basically Samara is being very like nice right now and chill and stuff.
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She's trying to, you know, speak in a nice way for you guys.
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But sometimes Samara, when she gets, you know, excited about something, she talks really fast, super fast.
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And I told her that my students, they really like to be challenged with real English.
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So I told her just be normal, talk as fast as you want
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but you can let let me know in the comments how you what you think about samara's english
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if you think that it's easy to understand her it's difficult
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because yeah people always say that they understand me
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but i want to bring on guests on the show to see how easy
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or difficult it is to understand them
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so i'm going to pass you the mic and you can hold it
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and i want you to just tell me a little bit
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about about you about your your life here here on this this farm
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and what what you like to do and what are the things, you know, what do you do in a typical day here?
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I definitely really like it here.
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We have a lot of animals.
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So a typical day is definitely taking care of them.
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I go out and I feed the farm animals with my mom.
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I feed the cats and then I have to hold my parrot a lot because parrots need a lot of attention.
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So your parrot?
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Yeah, my parrot.
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Her name's Kiwi and she definitely needs a lot of attention.
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I like to hang out with the cats.
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So a lot to do with animals.
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And then I also am a gymnast.
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So I do gymnastics here, which is really fun.
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I kind of have like my whole little routine.
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Yeah.
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And I also really like doing art.
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I was actually just about to get into a paint project.
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So that's gonna be fun.
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You like gymnastics a lot.
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You're very passionate about that.
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And painting also.
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And being with your animals.
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How many animals do you have here?
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I think we have 46 or 47, which I cannot believe how little we have.
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I cannot remember the last time that we were in the 70s.
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And the number is so high because you have a lot of chickens, right?
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Yes, we have 29 chickens, but we are hatching chicks.
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We have five eggs.
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So fingers crossed, some hatch.
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They should hatch in like two days.
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So I'm really excited.
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Nice.
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Yeah, she loves the chickens.
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They all have names.
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And they're all very unique because they're all different kinds of chickens, right?
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They have different appearances.
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yes we have yeah they're mostly different kinds you have like a few the same breed
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but then with also like hatching chicks we have like some mixed breeds
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and yeah they're really cute
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and they all have their different personalities chickens are not just
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like a lot of people think chickens are pretty like dumb
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but they're actually they can be pretty intelligent
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and I love their little personalities yeah yeah I agree I agree do you think
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that they they have a bond with you like they they
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um feel something toward you um I would say some do some are a little bit more leave me alone.
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I think they definitely like us when we give them food.
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They're like, yeah, we love you and you have food for us.
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But some definitely are friendly and very affectionate.
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Some you pet and you hold them and you touch them.
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Yes, we have definitely a few who enjoy being pet and are very chill with being picked up.
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And then we have some that are total spazes and just want to like be like, feed me, but leave me alone, please.
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How would you describe What does a total spaz mean for someone who doesn't know English?
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It means like they kind of like are skittish or like nervous, a little bit like crazy.
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Like they like to kind of like run away from us and be like, leave me alone.
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They go crazy if you try to pick them up.
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Some some of them, maybe.
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Yeah.
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And you also have some goats and a pig.
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Yes, I have six goats and I have a pig and I love them so much.
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The pig is Pookie.
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And then I have the six goats and I love all the goats so much.
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The pig's name is Pookie, by the way, in case you didn't understand that.
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You have a couple of dogs and three cats.
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And yeah, I think that's a fish.
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I think that's all the animals.
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And I have two leopard geckos in my room, Nick and Lisa.
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Ah, Nick and Lisa, the geckos.
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Yes.
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In her room.
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Okay.
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They're like...
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I forgot about the geckos.
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Yeah, they're like...
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I think they're like eight.
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They're pretty old now.
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I named him when I was really tiny.
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So they have classic names.
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However, Nick may be a Nicole.
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We don't know.
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Oh, you don't know the gender.
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Yeah, we know we know Lisa's a girl, but we don't know about Nick.
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Okay, interesting.
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What do they do all day?
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Do they just chill out?
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Nick, he is kind of lazy.
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He's on the chubby side.
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He just like likes to lay around.
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And when it comes dinner time, he eats basically all the worms before Lisa can have any.
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But that's why he's fat.
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Yes, they definitely leopard geckos like chilling.
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But Lisa definitely likes to walk around the tank a little bit more and like adventure more than he does.
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Nice.
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Something interesting about you also is that you do homeschooling or you've been doing homeschooling up until now.
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And you are you're just completing now the end of the school year, like the sixth grade.
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Right.
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So next year, your plan is to do what?
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My plan is to go to school in the seventh grade.
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And I'm kind of nervous about it, but I'm also really excited.
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So she's going to go to an actual school, not being homeschooled.
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And you're going to like a small private school, right?
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Yes, it is a very small private school.
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I think there's only like 120 to like 160 students.
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Pretty small, like 10 to 15 students in each class.
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But I'm really happy because my best friend and little sister go there.
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So it's going to be awesome.
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And what was your reasoning for why you wanted to go there besides your friend
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and your sister? um well i'm thinking
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that once you go through school you can't try it
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so i think because i've never gone to school
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and i've always been homeschooled and i love homeschool so much
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but i'd love to try going to school and see
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if i like it and i'd love to have like a bigger friend group definitely
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so for the experience to try it because you can't go back
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and try it if you miss your chance
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and uh to maybe make more friends yeah definitely but right now you have um you have your best friend, Autumn, her name is, right?
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And you have your sister.
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Do you have any other friends that you hang out with or is that mostly it?
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Autumn is my best friend and she lives close.
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So she's the one I hang out with mostly.
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But I do have another best friend who lives, she sadly moved away.
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Her name's Annika.
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But we still see each other every once in a while, which is really nice.
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But yeah, Autumn's definitely my main best friend.
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All right.
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Nice.
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Yeah, I think it's good.
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The social situations at school, because I went through all of the years of public school, sometimes it can be really great sometimes it can be not
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so great depending on you know
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but I went to a public school with you know a huge amount of students
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and I think that a smaller private school I don't know
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if it has to do with it being private
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but just a smaller school with less people I feel like it's going to be better for for making friends
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because because it's smaller so nobody gets left out like nobody gets forgotten about
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and everybody like knows each other very well and stuff
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so i think it's a good idea what do you think yeah i definitely think
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that there's only like i walked around i got i got to see the sixth grade classroom
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and i saw everyone in it
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and it's a very small classroom there's only like i think it was like 10-ish people in it
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so it's i think it's going to be easier definitely to
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like you know what you said she said 10-ish we say
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ish it's like uh about 10 about 10 10-ish could be
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11 could be 9 somewhere around there you kind of round up to the closest number.
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Sometimes we add ish to say like about that, you know, like, oh, this is, this is like grayish color, this thing.
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It's a grayish, like kind of gray.
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Yeah.
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All right.
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And so if you, if you like it there and you want to stay, could you, could you see yourself?
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I mean, it's hard to know how you're going to feel, you know, in the future, but could you see yourself staying there, you know, up through until you graduate high school or, or what do you think?
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I definitely can.
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I think I'm going to see how this school year or like my the seventh grade goes, because my mom said, I want you to at least try out this year and then I'll see if I love it.
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I'll keep doing it.
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And if it's like, you know what, this was really like not for me.
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I'll go back to homeschool, but I'm really hoping it works out and I get to go to there for longer.
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Nice.
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How far away is the school?
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Is your is your mom going to drive you in the morning?
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I guess my mom and my dad will drive me depending on who I am with.
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It's like 20, 25 minutes away from my dad and it's like 30, 35 minutes away from my mom.
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So relatively close.
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Oh, yes.
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We forgot to mention her.
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Her parents are separated like mine are.
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We're at her mom's house right now.
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But her dad lives somewhere else like 30, 30 minutes away.
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I think about like 40, 45 ish.
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But yeah, pretty close.
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OK.
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Her mom is remarried to, I'll let you say.
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Daniel.
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I love him so much.
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He is the best bonus dad ever.
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Bonus dad.
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and he's been in your life since you were very little
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right yeah he's been in my life since i was like
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uh three maybe about to turn four right around there
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so yeah and he was just i immediately loved him
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so much he's just the nicest guy yeah daniel's pretty great he is definitely
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and he's the only one who he's the one giving you
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my squishies in my squishy obsession my mom's like no
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and he's like yeah i'll give you squishies yeah daniel likes to spoil everyone definitely Yeah, he likes to spoil my little sister too.
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And for those who don't know, can you describe what the squishy is?
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Squishies, there are several different kinds.
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It's like a toy and it's really fun to squish.
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They have like really nice textures, like slime.
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Like they may have like slime in them or just really different fun textures.
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May have like glitter or beads in them.
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And I really love them.
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And they're so cute and I love squishing them.
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And I'm having a little collection now.
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Are they all like dumplings or are they different things?
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I have six squishy dumplings.
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They're very viral right now.
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But the others, I have 12 and the other six are different.
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They can really be like they're probably every shape in the world.
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Some are just like a square or like a cube, while others are actual things like butter or cheeses.
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I love my cheese.
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I love my cheese.
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Okay, so they can be different things, but the dumplings are popular.
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Yeah, the dumplings are probably my favorite.
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Okay.
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So if you didn't understand, to squish is like to do this to something.
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It's like a specific kind of texture thing where you can go like this.
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And she has some, I wouldn't say that they're like stuffed animals.
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They're not like stuffed.
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They're just like, yeah, they're like rubbery little creatures that are full of something that you can squish.
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Yeah, the dumplings are full of water and they have like, well, some are full of water and have glitter in them.
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And then others kind of have this stuff, kind of a whipped creamy texture in it.
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And I really like that one.
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So yeah, they can definitely have a lot of different textures in it.
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And they're really fun to squish.
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Okay.
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They feel like fun to play with.
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It's like a texture thing.
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Yeah.
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All right.
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Nice.
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Well, I'm going to take a look at my list here of some random questions to ask Samara.
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We are filming outside.
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It's pretty warm and my camera tends to overheat.
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So it might just randomly shut off at some point.
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So if that happens, it's okay.
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We'll just cut it there.
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We'll just end the video there.
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So if the video ends abruptly, that's what happened.
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But yeah, so I'm just going to ask you questions until maybe it dies
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or maybe just a few questions until we get tired.
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And yeah, so I'll ask you a question
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and then you can take the mic and you can answer as long as you want.
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Okay.
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What's a movie or show you can watch over and over?
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oh okay um there's this show series and it's called gymnastic academy
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and i love it so much i've probably watched it like eight times over
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and over again like i said i'm a gymnast
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and it's all about gymnastics so i really love that
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and it's it's really fun because it's like teenagers around my age
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so that's when i can just like watch over and over again
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and i love it
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so much it's like one of my favorite shows that's cool it's like uh they're like competing or something um it's
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The main character is named Kyra Berry, and she goes from the U.S to Australia for a three-month
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training process to try to get a scholarship at the Gymnastic Academy for three years.
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But is it like real life or reality show, or is it like fiction?
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It is not cartoon.
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It is like real reality kind of thing.
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But I think it's based off a true story, but it's not actually like a true story.
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Okay, I see.
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So it's like a movie, maybe like there's a script, but it's based off a true story.
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Yeah, it's a script because there was one before it.
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It's called Gymnastics.
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It's like a, it's the same thing, but it's just called Second Chance instead.
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And that one was based off a true story.
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I'm not sure if Gymnastics Academy is, but I think it might be.
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Do you recommend that people watch it?
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Is it entertaining?
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Is it good?
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Yes, I definitely recommend it.
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It's probably more of a girl show, but I think anyone who wants to watch it, definitely watch it because it's really awesome and I love it so much.
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All right.
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And it inspires you to do gymnastics.
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Actually, the whole reason I got into gymnastics was actually completely because of that show.
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I had had no interest in gymnastics my entire life.
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And then I watched that for the first time like six months ago
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and now I'm just like got super into gymnastics and like trained myself and learned a bunch about it.
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Amazing.
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Yeah.
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Before she started gymnastics class, she basically just trained herself a lot.
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She taught herself a lot of things based off like YouTube videos and just practicing and stuff, right?
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Yeah.
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Like people telling me stuff, YouTube videos, that show definitely a lot.
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I taught myself almost everything I know, but gymnastic classes have definitely helped me get correct posture and that kind of stuff.
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And you're only in the beginner class, but like there's other levels you're going to you're going to keep advancing.
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Yes, there's beginner advanced pre team and then you're actually on a team.
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Yeah.
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And I'm really I'm definitely really loving it.
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And you told me that you're one of the best ones in your beginner class.
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I don't want to brag, but I am one of the better ones in the class, which was really thanks to my training,
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because if I hadn't, I would have been the worst one there.
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And then because of the training, I came in being one of the better ones.
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But there are definitely people who are better than me in the class.
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And have you made friends with any of them, like to the point where you would hang out outside of gymnastics or not yet?
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They're Elin.
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I would have hung out with her because we were like we're best friends in the class.
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But she went away.
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She's going away to summer camp for four months.
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So that kind of ended that.
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But she's coming back or she says she is.
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I hope she will.
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Nice.
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Cool.
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Is there something like some other hobby or anything that you if you would like to try or you're interested in, but you haven't done it yet?
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I don't know if there's another hobby that I haven't tried that I'd like to do.
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My other hobbies are like I do soccer.
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I love soccer, but I've done that.
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And then like, yeah, most of my hobbies, I think I've already done that I'm interested in doing.
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All right.
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Nice.
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And anything else like in life in general doesn't have to be like a like a hobby
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or something it could be like oh I you know I would like to see New York City
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or what like anything
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that you would like to do I would like to learn how to bake a pie I don't know anything
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that you would like to do at some point in the
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future baking is one of my hobbies I love baking
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so I'll become a better baker but then a lot of the things
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that I would like to learn how to do have to do with gymnastics like I am
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so close on a back walk over or like a front walk over
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or front handspring and I'd just love to learn how to do those that'd be really awesome.
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I love it.
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And she sends me videos, you know, because most of the time I'm not here right now.
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I'm visiting, but most of the time I'm, I'm out of the country and Samara texts me.
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She sends me videos of her at her gymnastics classes and doing the different things.
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And yeah, it's very entertaining for me.
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I love it.
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I love getting the videos.
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I'm glad.
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Yeah.
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I sent you, I remember I sent you, I was like, yeah, I got that polo from the bar because I was so happy.
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Yeah, it's awesome.
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It's my favorite reality show I watch.
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I'm so glad.
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All right.
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What quality do you most value in a friend?
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I, in a friend, value probably kindness.
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I definitely love, like, that's something I look for in a person.
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But I really like one of the best qualities is if they're funny.
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I love funny friends, but funny in a kind way.
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But I love when you get comfortable enough of them where you can make jokes that are, like really funny.
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But yeah, kindness, funniness, creativity.
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Like I like creative friends and my friend Autumn definitely is.
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We like the same stuff.
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We both love swimming and we always come up with all these very creative, fun games that we do and we're always like laughing so hard.
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You think Autumn has these traits that you value in a friend?
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Yes, I would definitely say she is funny, kind and creative and she is also strong and smart and she's amazing.
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Oh, that's so cute.
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I wish I had a best friend like that.
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I don't have one.
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Well, it's partially my fault because I always travel around so much.
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I never stay anywhere to make friends.
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Next one is who has influenced you the most in life?
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Well, so many people, so many people.
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I'd have to say my parents, like my mom, my dad, Daniel, Kelly, definitely.
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Kelly is your dad's partner.
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Yes, Kelly is my dad's partner.
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They definitely have all inspired me so much.
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And then like coming back to gymnastics, like Simone Biles, she's like such a great gymnast and she's definitely inspired me to be a better gymnast.
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Simone Biles is cool.
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Yeah, she's awesome.
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She's like won so many Olympic medals.
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Yeah, it's amazing.
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Yeah, gymnastics is super cool.
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Also, it's very good for us, I think, to stretch, to be flexible, to be mobile, move our bodies.
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I think as we get older, as we age, to be able to move our bodies still like in those ways, I think is very good for our health.
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So this is this is a great thing for you to practice your whole life, even if it's like not, you know, not competitively, but even just like by yourself at home.
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I mean, a lot of adults, they do yoga, which is like has similar things.
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So, yeah, it's a really cool hobby.
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I'm glad you like it.
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Thank you.
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All right.
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Maybe we'll do one more question and then we'll end it.
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All right.
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Unless there's anything else you wanted to talk about or anything that crossed your mind.
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All right.
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What is, oh, this is a funny one.
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What's something you believed as a kid or when you were younger that turned out to be totally wrong?
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If you can't think of anything, don't worry about it.
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Um, let's see.
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Like, for something, I think when I was little, I believed in, like, lying a lot, I guess.
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I was definitely a fibber.
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Now I, like, can't even lie.
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But, like, yeah, I like to sneak around a lot.
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I remember one time there was a peanut butter cup, this really yummy candy on the island.
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And I was like, oh, if I eat it, someone's going to notice.
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So I took a bite out of it and then left it, which was like way more noticeable.
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And I was so sneaky.
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I thought I was like so awesome.
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And it was like, that's pretty obvious.
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That's just one of my mischievous things I do.
488
So you used to tell some fibs.
489
A fib is a little lie, like a small lie, white lie, we say.
490
So you used to be a fibber, used to lie a little bit.
491
Yeah, I used to do like harmless little lies, but I thought it was like so clever back then.
492
Now, now I really can't lie.
493
It makes me feel sick.
494
Yeah, same.
495
It's very hard to lie.
496
But yeah, a lot of little kids, they don't realize that the parents can obviously see that it's a lie.
497
And they think they'll get away with it.
498
So they tell little lies.
499
It's funny.
500
Yeah, it's cute.
501
Then when you get older, you also have like the conscience that makes you feel guilty when you lie.
502
And when you're little, you don't really have that.
503
That's good.
504
You developed the conscious conscience to not lie that's good
505
because some people don't ever develop
506
that some adults are out here lying yeah some people gets
507
worse slowly the lies build they just get better at lying
508
and it gets crazy yeah i didn't rob the bank exactly
509
so i'm glad that um that's not you all right well i said
510
that was the last question but i want to do one more
511
so i'm fine what's a challenge you're proud to have overcome there's definitely a few one is
512
that when i was younger i was very not okay with being left alone at all
513
and i've definitely overcome that where i'm okay to be like yeah i'm fine
514
if i like left a home alone with farrah like it's
515
okay now another one definitely with gymnastics getting better gymnastics i overcame a lot there overcoming
516
that when i was younger i struggled with reading a little bit.
517
Not like badly, but I'm the kind of person that I have to want to do it.
518
And if I don't want to do it, I'm not going to try to do it.
519
And then it just like, I found a book that I loved and it took off.
520
And now I'm like, like I read way above my grade level.
521
So yeah, it's awesome.
522
Wow.
523
So you went from not wanting to read
524
or having resistance to reading to being like a better reader
525
than than normal for your for your age yeah yeah it
526
was kind of way in steps where I wouldn't read
527
and then I was definitely not that good at reading
528
and then I was kind of like average
529
and then I just there I found came across some books like Wings of Fire I love the Dragon books
530
and then like Keep It Together Keiko Carter Just Be Cool Jenna Sakai
531
and those are long chapter books and I just fell in love with them
532
and now I just like read all the time like ninth grade level So, wow, that's awesome.
533
That's amazing.
534
And I know, well, when I was here in past years, you were always listening to the audio books.
535
You always liked that.
536
You always liked, I think you always liked books, but you would spend more time maybe listening to them.
537
Maybe now you read more of them.
538
And you also always liked writing.
539
You like to write your own stories, right?
540
Yes, I love the audiobooks.
541
And my dream job, which I hope will become true, is I want to be an author.
542
100%.
543
Language arts is my favorite subject in school.
544
I love writing so much.
545
I'm currently working on two books.
546
One, somebody said, hey, I want you to make a story out of this.
547
It's called Gnome's Adventure.
548
And then the other, I am like 70 pages in.
549
I'm writing it by hand.
550
And I just came up with this.
551
It's about a girl called Paisley, like managing middle school, kind of.
552
And I just I love writing.
553
I don't know what it is about it, but I love it so much.
554
Wow.
555
Amazing.
556
I love it.
557
I'm excited to read your book someday.
558
Yeah, I will buy your books as soon as they're published.
559
Well, even before they're published, I'll buy them.
560
I'll read them.
561
Yes.
562
You'll have the privilege of being from the first ones before they're even published.
563
Yeah.
564
Before anyone knows her, before she becomes famous, a famous author, I will read her books.
565
That's awesome.
566
My mom was like that.
567
She always wanted to write books, but but she well, she wrote one she had one
568
but um i think she wanted to do more but
569
but yeah i think you got the you got
570
that spark you got that fire
571
and you should definitely do it thank yeah thank you everyone always says like you have
572
that talent that you can really bring it to life
573
and i can picture it perfectly and i hope that's really true
574
because yeah like i said is i love writing i definitely
575
want to make more books um the one i'm working on
576
right now with paisley um it's going to be a series
577
of three i'm only on the first book right now
578
and i'm really happy it's going to be like it's going to be called bffs
579
and And the first one's going to be like starting middle school.
580
And the second one's going to be managing middle school.
581
And then the last one's going to be pro at middle school.
582
So you have big plans.
583
You already got it all planned out.
584
Amazing.
585
Yes.
586
Yeah, I definitely have the names planned out.
587
I plan a lot, but I'm one of the kind of authors
588
that more of I have an overall vision of where I want the book to go.
589
But I'm more right in the moment.
590
I don't plan things out like as much as some authors would.
591
See where it goes.
592
Yeah.
593
Nice.
594
That's that's amazing.
595
You have you have a vision and I'm here for it.
596
I love it.
597
Awesome.
598
Well, hopefully one day I'll be able to announce on this channel
599
that she has a book available to read and you guys can read it and practice your English reading.
600
So that's it.
601
I think we'll end it there.
602
Thank you, Samara, for coming on the show.
603
Thank you for inviting me.
604
Oh, sorry.
605
I didn't put the mic.
606
It's okay.
607
Thank you for inviting me.
608
What was she saying?
609
She didn't put the mic.
610
Thank you for inviting me so much.
611
It was such an honor.
612
Thank you.
613
Oh, isn't she great?
614
Can you believe she's 12 years old?
615
Well, she's going to be 13 in August.
616
Yeah, she's so grown up.
617
I can't believe it.
618
Because last time I was here, you know, she was like a couple years younger, a few years younger.
619
And so I'm amazed every time I come here to see the growth.
620
And so, yeah.
621
So we're going to go.
622
I'm going to let Samara go and get back to her life.
623
And thank you for being here.
624
Tell me in the comments what you thought about her English, like how easy or difficult it was for you.
625
I think it was pretty good.
626
Samara has like, I would say she has a standard American English accent, which I think that I have too.
627
A lot of young people, younger generations, they have this accent.
628
Our grandparents have like a more like traditional main accent, but the younger generations I think don't really have it so much anymore. So strongly.
629
Yeah, definitely.
630
Do you agree?
631
Yeah, I'd say I don't think of myself having an accent because everyone talks, but obviously from someone who speaks another language, probably sound like an accent.
632
But like, I definitely think of my grandma having an accent, very manner accent.
633
Yeah, we a lot of the young people, what we have is the I call it the standard American English accent.
634
You know, it's the accent you hear when you turn on the TV.
635
And it's, you know, what what most people have, like younger people and what they have on the news.
636
But yeah, a lot of our a lot of our older generations are grandparents and stuff that, you know, have spent their whole life in the state.
637
And they they are from a different time before the Internet and before, you know, certain things in the modern world, they have a more...
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Diese Sprechübung auf Niveau B1 basiert auf dem Video „30 Minute American English Native Speaker Conversation“. Dieses Video enthält 636 Sätze und 5988 Wörter zum Nachsprechen. Der gesprochene Teil dauert 29:25. Der Sprecher spricht schnell, etwa 204 Wörter pro Minute – rechne mit verbundenen und verkürzten Lauten. 85 % der Wörter gehören zu den 3.000 häufigsten im Englischen; den Rest solltest du dir vor dem Üben ansehen.
Wichtiger Wortschatz in diesem Video
Die 15 anspruchsvollsten Wörter aus dem Video, mit Aussprache und Bedeutung:
| Wort | Aussprache | Bedeutung |
|---|---|---|
| samara Substantiv | /ˈsæmərə/ | Flügelnuss, Samara |
| gymnastics Substantiv | /d͡ʒɪmˈnæs.tɪks/ | Turnen, Gymnastik |
| accent Substantiv | /ækˈsɛnt/ | Betonung |
| hobby Substantiv | /ˈhɑ.bi/ | Hobby, Steckenpferd |
| squishy Adjektiv | /ˈskwɪʃi/ | weichlich, nachgebend |
| texture Substantiv | /ˈtɛkst͡ʃə(ɹ)/ | Textur |
| dumpling Substantiv | /ˈdʌmp.lɪŋ/ | Knödel, Kloß |
| gecko Substantiv | /ˈɡɛk.oʊ/ | Gecko |
| gymnast Substantiv | /ˈd͡ʒɪm.næst/ | Turner, Turnerin |
| homeschool Verb | zu Hause unterrichten, Hausunterricht erteilen | |
| parrot Substantiv | /ˈpæɹət/ | Papagei |
| hatch Verb | /hæt͡ʃ/ | schlüpfen |
| goat Substantiv | /ɡoʊt/ | Ziege, Geiß |
| chill Verb | /tʃɪl/ | abkühlen |
| overcome Verb | /ˌəʊ.vəˈkʌm/ | überwinden, bewältigen |
Phrasal Verbs, die du hören wirst
| Wort | Bedeutung |
|---|---|
| come along Verb | mitgehen |
| come up with Verb | ausdenken |
| walk over Verb | hinüberlaufen, hinübergehen |
| watch over Verb | behüten, wachen |
| come across Verb | wirken, vorkommen |
| come back Verb | zurückkommen, zurückkehren |
| get away with Verb | mit etwas davonkommen, mit etwas durchkommen |
| get back to Verb | sich melden |
Sätze zum Wiederholen
Kurze, vollständige Sätze aus dem Video, die du im Alltag wiederverwenden kannst:
- What does your friend call you?
- Would you like to travel somewhere else?
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Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| „Used to“ used to + Verb – eine frühere Gewohnheit oder ein Zustand, der nicht mehr gilt | used to be · used to tell · used to do |
| Bedingungssätze if + Satz, will/would + Verb – eine Bedingung und ihre Folge | if i like it and i'd love · if I hadn't, I would have |
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | Have you ever been · have not been · we've never been |
| Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut | be challenged · being picked · being homeschooled |
Aussprache, auf die du achten solltest
Der Sprecher verwendet 175 Kurzformen und abgeschwächte Formen, zum Beispiel I'm, don't, they're. Sprich sie in der kurzen Form, so wie du sie hörst.
- Die „th“-Laute: northeast /noːˈθɪjst/, seventh /ˈsɛvənθ/, ninth /naɪnθ/
- Die Laute „sh“ und „zh“: squishy /ˈskwɪʃi/, grayish /ˈɡɹeɪ.ɪʃ/, snowshoe /ˈsnoʊʃu/, conscience /ˈkɑn.ʃəns/, relation /ɹɪˈleɪʃ(ə)n/
- Lange Wörter – auf die Betonung achten: affectionate /əˈfɛkʃənət/, audiobook /ˈɔdi.oʊbʊk/, competitively /kəmˈpɛtɪtɪvli/, creativity /kri.eɪˈtɪv.ᵻ.ti/, technically /ˈtɛk.nɪˌkəl.i/
Laute, die Deutschsprachigen schwerfallen:
- /w/ — mit runden Lippen, nicht wie das deutsche „w“ (/v/): squishy /ˈskwɪʃi/, worm /wɝm/, whip /ˈwɪp/, swim /swɪm/
- Stimmhafter Auslaut — /b/, /d/, /g/, /z/, /v/ am Wortende nicht verhärten: cruise /kɹuz/, leopard /ˈlɛp.ɚd/, breed /ˈbɹiːd/, humid /ˈhjuːmɪd/, cube /kjub/
- /æ/ — offener als „ä“: samara /ˈsæmərə/, gymnastics /d͡ʒɪmˈnæs.tɪks/, accent /ækˈsɛnt/, gymnast /ˈd͡ʒɪm.næst/, parrot /ˈpæɹət/
So übst du mit diesem Video
- Höre dir das ganze Video einmal an, ohne zu sprechen, und notiere die Wörter, die du nicht kennst.
- Beginne mit 0,75-facher Geschwindigkeit, sprich Satz für Satz nach und wechsle zur normalen Geschwindigkeit, sobald es leichtfällt.
- Nimm dich auf und vergleiche mit dem Original; achte dabei auf Wörter wie samara, gymnastics, accent.
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.