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Hi, real quick before I show you this video, I just want to tell you that I looked at the video footage

and I realized after that I had food in my teeth.

It's just a little bit, it's just a couple, a tiny little green dot, like two little green specks,

green dots, because I ate pesto before I filmed.

And when I saw it, I was like, oh no, I don't want to have to film it all over again.

So I am not going to, I'm going to just show you the footage.

It's just, you know, a normal thing that happens to all of us.

We all get food in our teeth.

I didn't check my teeth before I filmed.

It's okay.

It's a human, normal, natural thing.

All right.

If it bothers you, you don't have to watch it.

You can just listen to it, but it's really a minor thing.

So I just want to let you know.

I'm aware that there is a little bit of food in my teeth.

Okay.

But it's not a big deal.

Okay.

Enjoy the video.

Bye.

I mean, hello.

I mean, enjoy the video.

Hi everyone.

Wow.

I am so excited to be back.

It's been a while, right?

I've been doing these videos where I have conversations with people and it's been great.

And you guys have been loving them.

They've been doing really well, but it's nice to be back in front of the camera by myself to talk about whatever

I want to talk about because I like it.

And I don't know, it's fun.

My original podcast.

I am currently in Bogota, Colombia.

I've been here for about three weeks.

I'm loving it.

Right now I'm sitting in front of my window.

I have a beautiful view of the city.

I'm actually moving to another apartment in a week.

So I only have this view for like one more week, but the new apartment is in a better neighborhood.

So it's worth it.

But yeah, I'm really excited.

I spent a month with my family and now I'm back in South America.

I love South America.

I love Colombia.

I'm going to be here for a little bit longer.

I'm going to be here for like five more weeks.

And then in the middle of August, I'm going down to Argentina.

I know it's winter, it's going to be cold, but I'm back in my South American tour.

Even though I'm happy to be filming this video today, I'm a little bit flustered, to be honest.

I'm a little bit, I'm just, I'm feeling honestly kind of disgusted or very disgusted really right now.

It's been an ongoing thing, the situation in the United States with ICE.

And we know that that's been a huge problem for a while now.

And they've been killing people and putting people in concentration camps and they've been doing horrible things, like literally just absolutely atrocious fascist bullshit.

And we know that's been going on, but I just saw a video of apparently there was a 26 year old

Colombian who was killed, who was shot by ICE in Maine, which is my home state.

And that was just really surreal for me.

That was just really like,

whoa, because I am from Maine and I am in Colombia and I never once have to worry about getting shot here.

Now, I understand that Colombia is not the safest country in the world and that, you know, I have to be careful.

You know, I don't walk around in the nighttime and I don't go to sketchy areas because I could be robbed.

I'm aware of that.

But it's nothing compared to what's going on in the United States right now.

The fact that a 26 year old

Colombian who was also documented, he had his papers, not that it matters, even if he wasn't documented,

even if he was suspected to be a criminal, it's never, ever, well, almost never justified to shoot someone in the street.

Unless they are literally shooting at you or they're shooting innocent people, there's no reason to shoot someone.

So regardless, documented or not, doesn't matter.

The fact that someone going to literally, like he was on his way to work, he's just living his normal life and just shot by authorities.

I don't have to worry about that in Colombia.

Like that wouldn't happen to me here, you know, at least not now, hopefully never.

It just was surreal.

Like basically, you know, a Colombian in Maine got shot and I am a Mainer in Colombia.

And I, when I tell people, some people in the United States, especially older generations, but, but really anybody, when I tell them like,

I'm going to Colombia, some people, a lot of people really are like concerned about is Colombia dangerous?

Like, you know, concern for my safety.

It's just the irony, the irony of like the Colombian is actually more at risk

of danger of literally being killed in my home state than I am here.

So it's just, it's just kind of a mind fuck.

It kind of got in my head today.

So I'm a little bit worked up.

I'm a little bit worked up about that.

But my original intention for this video today was to just talk about like my daily routine

because I know you guys like these videos like these speak with me videos where I just kind of talk about things.

It's like a podcast style.

You can learn some words and phrases.

By the way, this is what I do in my WhatsApp group chat.

I record myself talking about random things sometimes like for 30 minutes.

So you basically just get bonus exclusive.

podcast content for me

if you join my whatsapp group chat it's a good way to just learn vocabulary learn phrases

and you can also practice speaking because you can pause it

and you can copy me you can oh

she just said an interesting word an interesting phrase yeah i'd like to i'd like to practice

that i'd like that to be part of my vocabulary

so let me pause and let me copy her let me say it let me go back

and listen how did she say it okay i'm gonna say it like that that's how you learn a language.

People always want to know the complicated secret method.

That's it.

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Okay.

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That's how I learned Spanish.

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I listen to Spanish speakers talk.

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I imitate, imitate, listen, imitate.

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That's how babies learn.

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That's how we learn.

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That's how we learn. So yeah.

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So if you like this kind of content a lot, you could check out my WhatsApp group chat.

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The link is always on my channel page.

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Regardless, I know you guys like these YouTube videos.

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It also gives you like a visual component.

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You can literally see me.

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And sometimes I put like the words or phrases is up on the screen as well.

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You can also turn on the captions, the subtitles, so you can read along with me.

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Like I said, my intention for this video was to be like a typical day in my life, like lately, you know, what,

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like from the time I wake up to the time I go to bed, like what do I do in a day?

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And even though a lot of these, a lot of this vocabulary you might already know,

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because it's a topic that allows me to just talk about all kinds of different random things

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that might pop into my head or there might be things in my routine

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or certain ways that I talk about it that you haven't heard before.

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So it's not just like I wake up, I brush my teeth, I eat breakfast.

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Like obviously that's a part of it, but I'm going to try to get into more details.

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I'm going to try to get more detailed so that I talk about things that you might not be familiar with.

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You might not know already.

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So, and as always, it's just a good practice.

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It's just a good refresher review.

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Okay.

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So let's get into it.

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That was a long intro.

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I always do these long intros and then, well, not always.

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Sometimes, sometimes I film a long intro and then I'm like, oh, that was too long.

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And I cut it out.

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And then you guys don't even see it.

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Sometimes I just get talking and talking.

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I get rambling.

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That's what we call it.

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Just rambling.

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I just ramble on.

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I just keep talking, talking, talking, talking, just keep rambling.

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Okay.

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So I'm going to try to think like, for example, today, what was my routine today?

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My daily routine, my daily routine, but specifically I'm going to tell you what I did so far today.

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And I'm going to try to use the verbs in the past tense,

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because I know the verbs in the past tense can be more difficult because a lot of them are irregular,

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or you just might not have as much practice with them.

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Because usually when you learn a new verb, you learn the present form, but you might forget the past form.

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You might not use it that much.

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So I'm going to tell you what I did today so far.

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So this morning I woke up around, I think it was, if I remember correctly,

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I think it was around nine or just before nine.

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Now, if you've been watching my videos for a long time, then you know that that's actually quite early for me

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because I can definitely sleep until noon if I go to bed at four in the morning, which is what I sometimes do.

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But lately, since I've, uh, since I came here, I have been going to bed.

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I've been feeling tired and going to bed a little earlier than normal.

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I've been getting tired around like 12, one and going to bed like by two at the latest, sometimes a lot of times earlier.

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I know that does not sound early for a lot of you, but for me it is, okay?

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So I think I went to bed at two last night.

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And normally if I go to bed at two, I'm expecting myself to sleep until at least 10, right?

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To get a good like eight hours.

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Sometimes my body needs more, sometimes less.

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And today was one of those days when I guess I needed less sleep.

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I don't know, because I went to bed at two, but I woke up at like nine.

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So I only got like seven hours, which for me is for me, it's not that much, but some days I'm okay with seven hours.

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Some days I'm fine.

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My body just wakes up at that time and I just, okay.

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I woke up kind of feeling weird because I had like a very kind of one of those intense nostalgic dreams,

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you know, like where somebody from your past

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that you don't really talk to anymore is in your dream and they're like a main character in your dream.

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And so it was kind of one of those like very nostalgic, like it was one of those dreams where I woke up and I thought,

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should I contact that person? Should I?

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And it's not an ex -boyfriend.

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It's not, it's not, it's not that, but it was, it was someone, it was someone who used to be my friend like years ago.

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And I was like, should I contact that person?

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Should I send them a message?

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And I looked for their Instagram and I was like, Oh, I know they're also on Facebook.

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I don't know, maybe later.

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But it's that feeling when you first wake up, you feel like, oh, I should reach out to them.

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It's very strong, fresh in your mind.

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But then as the time goes on, as the time goes on, as the time goes by, either way, as the day goes by,

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you are like, nah, I don't need to contact them.

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Nah, I don't need to do that.

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It's like, why?

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If I hadn't had that dream, I would have never even thought about it. So why?

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But I don't know.

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Maybe I will.

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Maybe I won't.

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I'm not sure.

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But it's not like I'm probably even going to be able to see them.

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I mean, they are in a different country and whatever.

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But yeah, so I had one of those like strong nostalgic dreams.

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You wake up and you want to talk to the person that was in your dream.

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So that happened.

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I wake up and now I know that you're not supposed to look at your phone when you wake up.

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Like I know that you're, you're really not supposed to like wake up and reach for your phone and look at your phone.

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Everybody says it's bad.

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I know it's like, In theory, I get that it's bad.

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I know that it's bad.

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But the thing is, is that a lot of times when I wake up, I just feel like I feel tired.

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Well, obviously, obviously I feel tired, but I also feel like sometimes I just feel kind of crappy and like,

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I don't know, I guess it's just a habit because I totally could just lay there and just,

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I know that like as the minutes go by, I would start to wake up more

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and I would probably start to feel better

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but I guess out of like trying to avoid that discomfort

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or that tiredness I will look at my phone because I know that

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that will wake me up looking at my phone will it will really wake me up

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it's like my coffee I don't drink coffee

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but like my coffee is like looking at my phone

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but I'm not like doom scrolling immediately

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when I wake up I usually check my notifications so I will check like my email.

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I will check my messages, my text messages from my friends, or I will text my, I mean, I will check my WhatsApp group chat.

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So yeah, I usually just check messages and notifications, stuff like that, basically.

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So that's what I did.

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And I laid in bed for a while.

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And then a lot of times, because I just don't feel like getting out of bed, if I have something to do,

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Like if I have a video that's all ready to post, I will post it in from bed, from my bed.

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So I will, so this is what I did today.

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I laid in my bed and I had a video.

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I had a short, I had a short English video to post on Instagram and YouTube.

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I say English video because I also make short videos in Spanish.

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I have two different Instagram pages.

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If you didn't know, I have one in English that's lao .english is my username

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and then I have one in Spanish that's just profe .lao.

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If you watch my short videos on YouTube then you might not even care about my Instagram

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but if you are interested you can also follow me on Instagram.

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I just post the same short content that I post on my YouTube channel

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but yeah but I have one in Spanish and one in English

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so I posted a short English video on Instagram and YouTube today.

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And usually what I do is I post it and then I'll stick around for like 10, 20 minutes and look at people's reactions.

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I'll respond to some of the first comments and that kind of a thing.

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See how it's doing and kind of just see what the response is.

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Because sometimes I might forget a piece of information or I need to clarify something, So I will respond to the comments and then, yeah.

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So I, but once I finally get up, I finally got up out of bed.

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I made my bed.

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So I pulled the sheets and the covers up and made my bed, made my bed all nice.

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I pulled up, wait, no, yes.

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I'm like confused if I'm pulling down or pulling up.

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Yes, I'm pulling up the shades, right?

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Because we're opening it.

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It's going up to let the daylight in.

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So I pulled up the shades.

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At nighttime, I pull them down.

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Yeah, it would be the opposite.

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I pulled up the shades.

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That's where I am right now.

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I'm in my bedroom.

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I have a beautiful view in here and also in the living room area.

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This apartment is technically a studio, but the wall between the bedroom and the living room, it's not fully connected.

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It's not a complete wall.

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There's no door.

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It's open it's like a bear it's like a barrier it's like it's like a partial wall

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so there is a divider it's a divider there's a dividing wall between the living room

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and the bedroom but there's not there's no door

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so it's technically a studio because it's like you can just walk right through it

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but there is a divider so

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when you're in the living room you can't see the bedroom there's a dividing wall there

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but i have a great view in both my bedroom

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and my living room i'm gonna miss that when I moved to the next place.

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It's a nice view right now.

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Right now it's 5 40 PM in Columbia.

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And if you know, if you know these countries.

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near the equator.

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That means the sun is setting all year round at this time.

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The sun is starting to go down.

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It will really be officially down around like, I think, 630, but I can tell it's starting to have that evening sun.

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You know, this is kind of like the golden hour, they call it, the golden hour.

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We call it that, I think, in English.

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It's a nice time to like take pictures and stuff.

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I hope my video is, I hope there's enough daylight still that my video is light enough.

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Anyways, so I pulled up the shades to let the light in

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and then I went to the bathroom and I brushed my teeth.

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I like to brush my teeth straight away.

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You can also say right away.

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I say that.

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I say I brush my teeth right away

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but another option is I brush my teeth straight away and I said I brushed, brushed in the past.

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A lot of times verbs in the past in English don't really even sound like verbs in the past

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because it's there's the difference is very subtle

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so for example i brush my teeth i brushed my teeth you see how it's

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so subtle the difference like brush brushed brush brushed brush brushed brush brushed sometimes it's

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so soft and depending on the verb sometimes you can barely even tell

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that it's in the past in that case you just have to know

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that it's in the past based on the context right

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so i'm telling you what i did so you kind of know

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that it's a past verb

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but sometimes the ending sound is not very strong it's like a slight it's a subtle like t sound

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or d sound and it's not very strong so yeah

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so i i brushed brushed my teeth i like to brush my teeth right away

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because i like to give my mouth time to kind of get the toothpaste flavor out of my mouth

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so that I can enjoy the taste of my breakfast.

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Usually I don't eat breakfast right away because I am not like hungry immediately.

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So I like to kind of build up an appetite so that by the time I'm ready to eat,

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which sometimes it's not for a couple hours, I don't have any toothpaste nothingness.

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I have nothing in my mouth.

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It's all nothing.

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I also put a little bit of cream, cream or ointment, ointment is another word.

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It's like a healing cream.

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A little bit of it, a little tiny bit on the tip of my nose.

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It's pretty much almost fully healed now.

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But a couple weeks ago, I went to a skin doctor and I got my nose, a little piece of my nose cauterized.

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And so they like burned it because basically the story is that a year ago, I had a little, like a little zit.

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A zit is kind of like a pimple, but smaller.

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It's just like really small thing that you can squeeze and stuff come, white stuff comes out, you know.

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There's different things.

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There's also whiteheads, blackheads.

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I don't know technically what this thing was called, okay?

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We have different names for different things, but it was like a little zit or a little whitehead on my nose,

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on the tip of my nose.

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And normally, I know you're not supposed to squeeze stuff, but I can't help it.

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It's so tempting.

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And when I do, nine times out of 10, it doesn't leave like a scar or anything.

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So whatever, I just do it.

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But I did a little one on my nose.

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I squeezed it and it stayed like a bright red dot, like a wound, like it never healed.

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It stayed like a bright red dot for a year.

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And that's my fault for not going to the skin doctor earlier.

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I should have.

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I should have gone.

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I don't know why I didn't go, but anyways, I finally went here in Colombia.

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Well, because I was waiting.

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I don't know.

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Because I think I didn't want to go when I was in Brazil

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because I'm not as confident in Portuguese as I am in Spanish, but I should have just gone.

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It was fine.

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I can communicate in Portuguese.

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It's not that bad.

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But then I left Brazil.

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I went to Mexico, but I only went for like a month.

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And then I went to Puerto Rico and Puerto Rico is part of the United States.

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And so it's like healthcare is too expensive and whatever.

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So I didn't want to, well, that's what I assumed.

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So I didn't even try to do any healthcare stuff in Puerto Rico or the US.

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I was just waiting until I go to Colombia.

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Cause I know that in Colombia I can get healthcare stuff done for cheap.

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It's more affordable.

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And also they can see me immediately because in the United States, if you do not regularly go to a dermatologist,

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if you're a new patient and you try to make an appointment, they're going to say, okay, see you in six months.

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So, and it'll be really expensive.

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So I said, I'm going to wait until Columbia.

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So anyways, I finally did it here in Columbia.

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Yeah.

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So they just cauterized it to try to,

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I guess, stimulate, basically they gave me a new wound to try to stimulate the healing in that area.

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So I think it worked.

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I'm not sure they did it a couple of weeks ago.

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I actually have my follow -up appointment,

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my follow -up checkup tomorrow and we'll see what they said that literally just before I filmed this video,

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the scab, the scab, the little like skin that goes on top of it, it fell off.

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But that's what is supposed to happen.

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Actually, I thought it was going to come off earlier, but it was taken a while, but you're not supposed to peel it.

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You're not supposed to take it off.

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You're supposed to let it come off naturally.

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I think it's, it's looking pretty good.

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I think the red dot has gone away.

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I think it's getting back to normal.

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We'll see what they say tomorrow.

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Anyways, so I put a little bit of cream.

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I'm supposed to put cream on like three times a day.

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I don't have any on right now.

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I just kind of took it off for the video.

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But yeah, so I did that.

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I got dressed.

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I put on my clothes.

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I actually put on my gym clothes because I was planning on going to the gym.

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And that's what I did.

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But first I did some stuff in the kitchen.

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I had some granadillas it's like a fruit here in Colombia in this region Colombia Ecuador Peru

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they have a lot of granadillas it's related to the passion fruit

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but it's not acidic it's just like sweet I really love them they're amazing

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and Colombia is the biggest producer of them by the way

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if you didn't know that well that's what the internet told me I don't know

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so I had some granadillas like a little light breakfast

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I usually just have a little bit of fruit for breakfast I really don't eat a lot

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Sometimes, lately I've been eating pineapple because I love pineapples here in this region of South America.

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I will eat a whole pineapple.

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Like usually I eat a whole pineapple for breakfast.

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But today I had a pineapple on my table, on my counter, but I decided to eat the granadillas.

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So I just had like four granadillas or something.

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And then I kind of just cleaned up a little bit in the kitchen, did some like dishes that I'd left the night before

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because sometimes you do that

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and I just kind of like prepared a little bit for

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the day with the kitchen just kind of getting food ready

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and stuff um and then it was time to go to the gym I procrastinated

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but I had to go

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because I had a class scheduled a conversation class scheduled at four

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so I had to go to the gym

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so I think I didn't go to the gym until like 2 p .m

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But luckily the gym I can literally see it from my window.

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The gym is right there.

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So I just went to the gym I Today was a cardio day.

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I do Strength training on some days and cardio on other days.

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So some days I'm lifting weights

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Some days I'm doing cardio today was a cardio day

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So the bike machine that I like to use was taken.

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So I said, you know what?

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I'm gonna just run on the treadmill and usually I prefer the bike but today I had an excellent run.

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It was really great.

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And I was surprised because when I started running again, when I started getting back into running like a few months ago,

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well, now it's July and I started getting back into it in March.

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I remember getting tired like very easily, very quickly.

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But today, I don't know why today was really easy.

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It felt like I could run longer and And I wasn't getting as tired as quickly.

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So it felt really good to run today.

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And I'm really glad that I did that.

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So, you know, previously I haven't run since I was like a teenager in high school in sports.

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It's starting to get a little bit darker.

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I'm gonna wrap up the video soon.

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Also, I see I've been filming for a while, but so let me try to wrap up what I did today.

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So I had a great run at the gym, came back from the gym,

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and I had like an hour to take a shower and eat food.

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So that's what I did.

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So I jumped in the shower and I ate some food.

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I had some tofu.

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I had some like leftover pesto sauce.

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So I mixed the pesto with the tofu.

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I was eating that and I made just like a little bit of noodles

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and broccoli with like some soy sauce and like sesame oil.

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Like I like to do like Asian flavored stuff.

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Yeah, it was weird.

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I had like Asian noodles with like pesto tofu.

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It was a weird combination, but I'm just trying to eat up the food

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that I have in my apartment right now because I'm moving in like less than a week.

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So I'm just trying to eat up what I have.

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And I don't care if it's like weird, random combinations of things.

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I'm just trying to eat my food.

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So it did the job.

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It filled me up.

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And then it was time for my class, but my student forgot about the class.

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So it was a new person actually.

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And he texted me like 30 minutes later and was like, oh, I forgot the class.

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It's okay.

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It happens.

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But my policy is that I don't do like refunds or rescheduling if you miss the class.

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So he's going to have to schedule a new one if he wants to have a class with me.

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But that was fine.

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So I just basically just chill on the couch on my phone.

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I was probably just scrolling and stuff, waiting for the student to show up and he didn't show up.

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So then my plan all along, all day today, my plan.

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was, I knew that my plan was to have the class and then to film the video.

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But I was procrastinating a little bit.

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So I was a little bit late to starting the class.

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That's why it's getting a little bit dark now, but it's okay.

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I'm almost done.

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So then that brings me to now, basically, when I sat down and started to film this video.

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But right before I started filming the video, I saw that video on Instagram about the Colombian that was killed in Maine.

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He was 26 years old.

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I am 28.

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Well, I'm going to be 29 in September, but it's like somebody around my age.

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Like, it's just so surreal.

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He was in his car driving to work.

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We are not angry enough.

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I know everybody says that on Instagram, but it's cheesy, but it's true.

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Like I went back to visit my family and my family did not bring this up once.

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They didn't talk about this at all.

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Why?

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Because it doesn't affect them and they live in a bubble.

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But for the people it does affect, it's an absolute hell nightmare.

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And I'm just thinking about all the people who are in those camps, who are locked up in those fucking jails right now,

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basically concentration camp, jails, children, women, you know, there's children and women being abused in there too,

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you know, because there always is anytime shit like this happens.

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Even when stuff doesn't happen like this, there's that goes on.

460

Oh, it just, it enrages me.

461

And there's so many fucked up things in the world.

462

There's so many horrible things going on in the world, you know, and I'm a vegan activist.

463

So I'm like, I'm also aware of the billions of animals being constantly slaughtered and constantly tortured.

464

And, you know, like I have that in my mind.

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I have all the atrocities that are happening to humans, frigging pedophiles and sex trafficking, frigging United States invading countries and,

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um, fucking Israel and fucking bombs and killing innocent people and women and children.

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And whenever women and children are being killed, those people are in the wrong.

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I mean, the, the people who are doing the killing.

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I don't care what what they claim that their reasoning is.

470

I don't care if innocent women and children are being killed.

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The killers are in the wrong.

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I don't care what is the reason, what the excuse is.

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No excuse for that.

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No fucking excuse for that.

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Anyways, that was my video.

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You know I keep it real on this channel.

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You know I'm real.

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I'm authentic.

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I'm the most authentic English teacher out here.

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Hopefully I don't get flagged.

481

Hopefully Hopefully this video is monetized on YouTube, Jesus Christ.

482

But you know, you know, I got to keep it real with you guys.

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And if you like, if you like me and my perspectives and keeping it real and what I have to say,

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you can always join my WhatsApp group chat.

485

You can take a conversation class with me, private one, you know, whatever you want.

486

You can comment on my videos.

487

I appreciate the community a lot.

488

I appreciate when people connect with me in any way that they can and we just unite because,

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yeah, I had this idea of I'm going to start introducing myself.

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Like when people ask where I'm from, I normally don't say where I'm from.

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It's not like part of my identity.

492

Like I don't like, hi, I'm Lao from the United States, but people ask me where I'm from.

493

And I thought about starting to say like, I am from the not

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United States or like the states that aren't united.

495

Like in Spanish, you can say like Estados no Unidos.

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Like probably people would get confused about what I'm saying, but I was thinking about saying like I'm from the not

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United States, the states that are not united.

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Like every place in the world, there are great things and there are horrible things going on there.

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It's never all

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Americans or all

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United States or all.

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It's not.

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It's never that.

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It's there are fascists and there are non -fascists and it's simple as that.

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And then there are people who are just silent and they're being complicit because they're not fighting against it.

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But yeah, you can find this here in Columbia.

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There's fascists and non -fascists here and here anywhere.

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So it's not, it's, it's a humanity thing.

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It's not a country thing.

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It's a humanity thing.

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We're just, we're just seeing it, you know, pretty like in our face right now in the United States,

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but, but it's happening in humanity in general.

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So anyways, not to leave on a, on a negative note, but, but that's, that's, I think I'm going to stop the video there.

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What am I going to do for the rest of the day?

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Probably because I don't have a lot of food left in my kitchen and I don't know, I'm in the mood to like go out.

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And so I think I'm, I think I might go to a vegan restaurant and eat some dinner out tonight.

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I think I might, I think I might treat myself.

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It's just traumatized.

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I think I need to treat myself to some nice vegan cruelty -free food.

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You know, hey, I like to support the vegan restaurants in Colombia and everywhere.

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I like to support them, you know, because it's hard to have a restaurant business in general and then especially to have a vegan one,

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like I like to support them.

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So that's what I tell myself as an excuse, like, okay, you can go out to eat because you're supporting the vegan restaurants.

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It's whatever, it still works.

525

Okay, so have a wonderful day, night, life.

526

Please remember to always think about the victims in any situation.

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Think about who are really the victims.

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Yeah, stand up for the victims.

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Always, always stand up for the victims.

530

Fight against oppression, all forms of oppression, all forms of oppression.

531

All right, this is a great English class, hopefully.

532

Love ya, bye!

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Diese Sprechübung basiert auf dem Video „Speak With Me: 30 Minute REAL LIFE English Practice“. Dieses Video enthält 532 Sätze und 5903 Wörter zum Nachsprechen. Der gesprochene Teil dauert 30:37. Der Sprecher spricht schnell, etwa 193 Wörter pro Minute – rechne mit verbundenen und verkürzten Lauten. 82 % der Wörter gehören zu den 3.000 häufigsten im Englischen; den Rest solltest du dir vor dem Üben ansehen.

Wichtiger Wortschatz in diesem Video

15 lernenswerte Wörter aus dem Video, mit Aussprache und Bedeutung:

Wort	Aussprache	Bedeutung
brush Substantiv	/bɹʌʃ/	Bürste, (paint-) Pinsel
verb Substantiv	/vɝb/	Verb, Verbum
vegan Substantiv	/ˈviːɡən/	Veganer, Veganerin
bedroom Substantiv	/ˈbɛdˌɹum/	Schlafzimmer, Schlafstube
routine Substantiv	/ɹuˈtin/	Routine
fascist Substantiv	/ˈfæʃɪst/	Faschist, Faschistin
pineapple Substantiv	/ˈpaɪnəpəl/	Ananas
phrase Substantiv	/ˈfɹeɪ̯z/	Redewendung, Phrase
shade Substantiv	/ʃeɪd/	Schatten
heal Verb	/ˈhiːl/	heilen
innocent Adjektiv	/ˈɪnəsənt/	rein, unschuldig
horrible Adjektiv	/ˈhɔɹ.ɪ.bəl/	schrecklich, abscheulich
humanity Substantiv	/hjuˈmænɪti/	Menschheit
podcast Substantiv	/ˈpɑdˌkæst/	Podcast, Audio-Internetsendung
technically Adverb	/ˈtɛk.nɪˌkəl.i/	eigentlich, genau genommen

Phrasal Verbs, die du hören wirst

Wort	Aussprache	Bedeutung
wake up Verb	/ˌweɪk ˈʌp/	aufwachen, erwachen
come off Verb		sich ablösen, sich lösen
eat up Verb		aufessen, zusammenessen
show up Verb		auftauchen, erscheinen
stand up for Verb		eintreten für, sich einsetzen für
wrap up Verb		verpacken, einpacken
build up Verb		sich ansammeln, sich türmen
check out Verb		überprüfen

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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
Present Perfect Continuous have/has been + -ing – eine Handlung, die früher begann und noch andauert	I've been doing · have been loving · They've been doing
Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut	was killed · could be robbed · was also documented
Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist	It's been · I've been · that's been
Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache	Maine, which is · morning, which is · someone who used

Aussprache, auf die du achten solltest

Der Sprecher verwendet 177 Kurzformen und abgeschwächte Formen, zum Beispiel I'm, don't, didn't. Sprich sie in der kurzen Form, so wie du sie hörst.

Die „th“-Laute: authentic /ɔˈθɛn.tɪk/, bother /ˈbɑðɚ/, toothpaste /ˈtuθpeɪst/
Die Laute „sh“ und „zh“: brush /bɹʌʃ/, fascist /ˈfæʃɪst/, shade /ʃeɪd/, oppression /əˈpɹɛʃən/, intention /ɪnˈtɛnʃn̩/
Lange Wörter – auf die Betonung achten: humanity /hjuˈmænɪti/, technically /ˈtɛk.nɪˌkəl.i/, vocabulary /vəˈkæb.jə.lə.ɹi/, concentration /ˌkɑn.sənˈtɹeɪ.ʃən/, notification /ˌnoʊtɪfɪˈkeɪʃn̩/

Laute, die Deutschsprachigen schwerfallen:

/w/ — mit runden Lippen, nicht wie das deutsche „w“ (/v/): anyways /ˈɛn.iˌweɪz/, squeeze /skwiːz/, whoa /woʊ/, equator /ɪˈkweɪ.tɚ/
Stimmhafter Auslaut — /b/, /d/, /g/, /z/, /v/ am Wortende nicht verhärten: verb /vɝb/, anyways /ˈɛn.iˌweɪz/, phrase /ˈfɹeɪ̯z/, shade /ʃeɪd/, squeeze /skwiːz/
/æ/ — offener als „ä“: fascist /ˈfæʃɪst/, humanity /hjuˈmænɪti/, podcast /ˈpɑdˌkæst/, vocabulary /vəˈkæb.jə.lə.ɹi/, wrap /ɹæp/

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