シャドーイング練習: Real Life ENGLISH Around the House: Advanced Vocabulary Lesson - 動画で英語スピーキングを学ぶ

Hello, come on in.

Today you are going to learn a lot of household vocabulary as I walk around my house

and show you all sorts of things that are useful for your daily life to know.

If you want to increase your vocabulary and be able to express yourself about the world around you, this is the video that you want.

If you're new here, hi, I'm Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com

and I been teaching real life English here on my YouTube

channel for over the past 10 years to now more than 7 million of you.

Thank you so much for learning English with me.

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in your email inbox it is my gift to you all right are you ready for household vocabulary.

Thanks to Dan, my husband for recording this.

And thanks to you because now I have cleaned my house.

Come on in.

I'd like to show you, this is a front door.

My front door is a little bit dirty, but this door is what helps to keep out all of the cold in the winter,

all of the heat in the summer.

And for us, this is where we hang our bags or our coats.

And we also have a little shoe bench here.

So this is where we put our shoes.

In the US, not everyone takes off their shoes inside the house, but we do.

This is generally what we like to do.

So we have a little spot to put our shoes.

There are five people who live in my house, two adults and three kids.

So there's lots of shoes and our summer hats and things that we might need as we get out of the house.

All right, I'm going to bring you into the kitchen.

We're going to start there and then we'll make our way around the house.

Let's go.

So in the kitchen, the biggest thing that you see, especially in our house is the kitchen counter.

Notice that the T in this word is cut out in American English, kitchen counter.

You can say counter, but we often just cut out the T.

On the kitchen counter, I have a cutting board.

This is a wooden cutting board, but you can also have plastic cutting boards.

My kids decided to make some beautiful vases of flowers.

So thanks kids.

And this morning, we picked a bunch of stuff from our garden.

Usually this kitchen counter is covered in stuff because this is what's called a drop zone.

And that means anytime we come into the house, things just get dropped here.

People put things here.

So it's pretty clean.

Thanks for making me clean this today.

Over here, we have the kitchen sink.

There are two sink basins here.

There are some dirty breakfast dishes in the sink.

This is a faucet and these are the hot and cold faucet handles.

And we have installed something that is not in every American home, but this is for drinking water.

So under our counter, we have a filter and this is extra filtered water because I'm kind of a water snob,

which means I love good quality water and I'm not going to buy it.

I don't want to buy plastic bottles of water.

So we have it here.

Thanks to my husband, Dan, for setting up this filter.

I appreciate it.

Here we have a coffee maker and shelves with various things.

We eat rice and bake with flour a lot.

So I keep those out.

And we have some curtains.

Here we have a nice kitchen window and we have decided to display some little knickknacks on the shelf.

These are like little rocks and feathers and stained glass, little things that end up there.

Knickknacks are small, usually not very valuable things, but things that you like to look at.

All right, let's come on over here.

Here we have my beloved tea kettle.

This is an electric tea kettle.

These are becoming more popular in American households as people are drinking herbal tea especially more often.

I drink black tea every morning, so I use it multiple times a day.

Here we have a coffee grinder if you like to use whole beans, which my husband does.

We have a toaster.

This toaster has space for four slices.

There are five people in our family, so sometimes this causes a little bit of difficulty, but it's okay.

Usually we put our eggs here, but we have no eggs.

And this is the stove.

Now, some people call the top the stove and inside the oven, but really in the US,

sometimes we use it all interchangeably.

Be careful, the oven is hot.

That might mean this top part is hot, even though technically this inside is the oven.

So you might hear that and don't think that it's technically a problem because people just speak like that.

This is our frying pan.

We use that almost every day to cook some eggs.

and over here is our refrigerator.

You might be thinking, Vanessa, American refrigerators are huge and you're right.

This is the refrigerator and down here is the freezer.

Sometimes freezers are on the top, sometimes freezers are on the side, but this is the way that ours is set up.

We have a baby lock on it because my three-year-old loves to open the fridge and just say, hmm, what am I going to eat today?

I know some adults that do this too.

So we have a little baby lock so that she doesn't just keep the fridge open.

There are two things in this kitchen that I missed.

The microwave, pretty self-explanatory.

In the US, these are often above the oven or above the stove because there's a little fan button here.

Can you hear that?

And this is what you could use if you're cooking something that's really stinky or smoky.

So yesterday I was caramelizing some onions and our whole house started to smell like onions.

So I turned on this and it helped a little bit.

It's not super strong.

So I know in some countries you have

a hood that comes down over the stove and that's really going to soak up a lot of steam and smells.

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This is not very strong, but it's all we have.

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All right.

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I'm going to show you one more thing right over here.

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This is our beloved dishwasher.

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Thank you, dishwasher.

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So in here, this is where we can wash, put our dirty dishes at the end of the day.

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And we usually just do this every night, throw all the dirty dishes in here.

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And by the morning, they're clean.

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What a miracle.

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And we have our trash can over here.

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A lot of American households will have one trash can either out or maybe it will be under a counter.

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but this is the only place that we could keep ours.

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All right, while you're here, let's go over to our dining room.

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It's technically not a separate room.

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There's not a wall or a door between our kitchen and our dining room.

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So this is considered an open concept.

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That means there's no doors separating the kitchen from the dining area, from the living room.

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It's all one big room, which is a modern thing.

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Ours is a little separated, you'll see in just a moment.

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But here, this is our dining area, maybe not quite a dining room, but this is where we eat, especially in the winter.

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Usually in the summer, we like to eat outside on our deck because it's beautiful weather.

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But we have a round dining room table.

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It's not the most space efficient, but I love it.

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I think it looks really cool.

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And we have our dining room chairs.

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In the dining room, there are two little closets, you could say.

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This is where we keep any kind of dry goods.

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So we have pasta in here.

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I have some breadcrumbs, these types of things.

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There's cans down here.

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This is like a pantry, but also we have that in here as well.

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So we have kind of two pantries.

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This one's pretty small and this is pretty much it here, but a pantry is where you keep dry goods.

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Dry goods are anything that doesn't need to be refrigerated.

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And we keep flour, extra rice, tomato cans, these types of things in the pantry.

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Okay.

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Let's go on to the living room.

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As I mentioned, this is an open concept house, so there are no doors.

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We can just walk freely to the other room.

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This is our living room.

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In our living room, we can start over here, we have a piano.

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This is an electric piano so you can push a button and it will play.

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Oh, if it's turned on, which it is not.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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It is turned on.

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So you can turn on the piano and play it.

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My son is just starting to take piano lessons, which is very exciting.

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And we have some art on the wall.

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You can say this is framed art or the art is framed.

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One of my students in Korea painted this for us.

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And this was a gift.

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Can you see our family?

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This was a gift from Dan a couple of years ago.

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Very special pieces of art that we like to display.

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Over here is a centerpiece of our living room.

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In most American homes, the fireplace, which is this, is the centerpiece of the living room.

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Right now it's summer, so I don't want to turn it on, but it is a gas fireplace, which means we don't need logs.

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We don't need to start the fire.

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There's no smoke.

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There's no ashes.

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It's very clean.

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And we can just flip a switch and it turns on. So cool.

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All right.

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Well, in this area in the living room, we also have a mantle.

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Most people have a mantle above their fireplace.

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It's kind of just an aesthetic choice, but it could also be practical if you have a TV above your fireplace.

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It can kind of protect the electronics from any extra heat.

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On these shelves, we have just extra things like some chords that my husband did not want you to see, but you know what?

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That's part of real life, right?

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We have a record player, not extremely common in most homes, but here we have it.

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And just some other decorations.

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These are also kind of knickknacks to decorate the living room.

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All right.

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Let me show you the most common piece of furniture in a living room.

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So this is a couch.

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Some people call this a sofa and it's really just a regional choice or a personal choice.

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I never say sofa.

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I always say couch, but it's up to you.

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Neither are more correct than the other.

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And this is called a coffee table.

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It is not exclusively for coffee.

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We put everything on here, books, coffee, board games, children.

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They jump from here to here all the time.

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And in the US, as you saw a moment ago, it is not in your own home.

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Maybe if you're at a new friend's house, I wouldn't do this, but in your own home,

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it is not considered rude to put your feet on the coffee table.

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In someone else's house, I would wait until they do that first, but in your own home, it's considered okay to do that.

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Beside the couch, we have a little side table.

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This is really useful for putting a drink or a book or something on.

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And a lamp.

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This is a standing lamp.

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You can see that here.

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All right.

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Let's take a look at the windows.

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Let's take a moment to talk about some window vocabulary.

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So these windows are lockable.

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You can lock these windows and they slide up and down.

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Right now it is really hot outside, so I don't want them to be open, but you can lock them to prevent intruders.

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And these ones you can open some windows you cannot open.

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So these are fixed windows, but most windows in American homes have some kind of opening mechanism.

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Let's go to this spot here.

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This is a thing that we could use many different vocabulary words for.

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Some people might say it is an easy chair.

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It is comfortable.

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Some might say it is an armchair because it has these little arm rests right here.

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We just call this our white chair or our Ikea chair because we got it at Ikea.

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And again, there's another little side table so that you can put your coffee on it, put your drink on it, put your book on it.

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Very convenient.

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So there are other words you could use to talk about this, but I think those are the most common.

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All right.

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Are you ready to go into a room that I usually do not let people see?

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Let's go.

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Over here, you will see the laundry room.

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This room is oftentimes a big mess.

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So come on in, I guess.

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This is usually a little closet in American homes where people can do the laundry.

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In some big houses or more modern houses, this room will be really big,

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but ours is just kind of a closet.

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And I have a washing machine here and I have a dryer here.

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In the US, it is really unheard of to not have a dryer.

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Everyone has a dryer.

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This is really common.

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If you live in the US and you do not have a dryer, let me know in the comments.

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This is really common.

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So in the laundry room, I keep my laundry soap.

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Some people call this laundry detergent.

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And sometimes I like to put other things in it, like this is borax.

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It just kind of helps get grime and dirt off of clothes.

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So I pour both of those into the washer with my clothes and it cleans them.

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In this room, we have lots of other things like tools and board games and toys and yoga mats,

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all sorts of things, litter box for the cats.

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This is what we might call a utility closet.

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It's a very useful room and we are constantly having to organize it

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and reorganize it because it stores a lot of stuff.

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This room is kind of an unusual room.

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It's not It's not the living room.

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It's just an extra room, but there's no door here, so it's connected to the living space.

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Now we used to call this the playroom because we had a lot of kids toys in here, but now we don't.

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We just have some books and some Legos and we kind of redid this room a bit.

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And now it's a reading room or a resting room.

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And as our kids get older, it is nice to have separate resting places.

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So some people can be on the couch in the living room.

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Some people can be in here and it's a little bit nice to have some separation sometimes.

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All right.

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I'm going to bring you into my office.

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This is where the magic of Speak English with Vanessa happens.

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Come on in.

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This is a new room.

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I would like to introduce you to the Speak English with Vanessa office.

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This is my home office.

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A lot of you probably work from home and you might have a dedicated office space like this, or you might not.

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It might just be your kitchen table or your couch.

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But last year we made this room from scratch, which means this space used to be outside.

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It used to be a deck outside and

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we hired a contractor or a builder to change it into part of our house.

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I finally have my own office.

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It is wonderful, very exciting.

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Here I work on a desktop computer that is here.

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I have many things to do with this job.

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Speakers, microphones, cameras, hard drives, printers, lots of equipment.

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Over here I have some clothes that I use to film.

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I have lights that I use.

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And another lovely window with some curtains.

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And you can see the landscaping maybe outside.

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I'm not sure if you can see that through the window, but Dan loves to landscape

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and he has been working hard to make this area outside of our new window really pretty and pleasant to look at.

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All right.

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Now we are going to go down to my bedroom.

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We're going to go down the hall into my bedroom.

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We'll talk about some bedroom vocabulary, some bathroom vocabulary, and some closet vocabulary as well.

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Are you ready?

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Let's go.

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So this is our hallway and the light is burnt out.

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We have not changed the light yet.

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So I don't know.

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That's just what happens in daily life, right?

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We have my kids' bedrooms, which we're not going to go into.

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And here is my bedroom.

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We have done a couple of videos in here in the past where I was talking about changing the sheets

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and this type of vocabulary, but in a bedroom, of course, the most common thing is a bed.

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And usually in American households, like you see here, we have a nightstand.

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Usually there's a nightstand on either side of the bed.

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And I have some books, a baby monitor, a little light, and my alarm clock here.

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There's often a drawer or a little box under there.

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And this is a common setup.

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On the bed, we have a quilt.

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This is something my husband's great grandmother made.

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Amazing.

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We have a duvet.

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We have a sheet, which seems like a lot for the summer.

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Maybe we don't need all of that.

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And a bunch of pillows because I love pillows.

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I love sleeping with pillows.

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I don't necessarily like decorating with pillows.

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I would say in 100% of American households, there is an unbuilt computer in a box in the bedroom too.

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In our house, we do not have two things

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that are really common in a lot of households and that is a garage and a basement.

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These are common places where Americans store things.

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So because we have no garage,

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we have no basement when there are things that are projects we have not done yet.

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Like this computer, my husband's going to build a new desktop computer for the office because that computer's quite old.

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It needs updated and he built that one.

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So he's going to build this one, but it just hasn't happened yet.

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So where are we going to put those things?

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Well, probably like you in your house, you just have to put them somewhere.

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It might be a closet.

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It might be in your bedroom, but that's just what happens.

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So in a bedroom, you sleep and you get dressed.

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So here we have a little dresser.

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This is a dresser.

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And there are drawers.

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This pronunciation trips up a lot of my students.

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So listen carefully when I say it.

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Jor, jor.

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It almost sounds like J-O-R.

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Now, the D, you can say jor, jor, a little bit of a D, but it often just sounds like a J.

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So if this word is really tricky for you, just think of J-O-R, drawer.

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This is a drawer.

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It holds, for example, my husband's shorts, and these shorts are folded in the drawer.

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Usually you put folded things in the drawer.

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And let's go to the closet and then I'll take you into the bathroom for our finale.

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All right.

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This is our closet.

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And there's a special word for it because this is the biggest bedroom in the house.

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This is called the master closet.

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This room is called the master bedroom because it's the biggest.

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And this is also called a walk-in closet because you can walk in.

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Let's walk in.

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It's really messy in here too.

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So I will stand in the little area I can.

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In the closet, we hang our clothes.

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These are my husband's shirts.

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These are some of my dresses.

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And you can see here, we hang up our clothes on a hanger.

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They're here, hanging in the closet.

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We have a couple other items as well,

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like folded sweaters, but these are just things that did not fit in our dresser and we're storing them here off season.

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Right now I cannot wear sweaters.

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It's way too hot outside.

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So I put winter stuff in here as well.

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On the other side of the closet, you don't need to see.

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There are tons of things.

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Oh yeah.

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You want to see these pictures?

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This is, I wouldn't say it's the reject spot to put things but it kind of is.

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I made this map of Korea artwork for Dan for Christmas

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a long time ago after we moved back to the U.S from Korea

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and we lived in Suwon so all the pictures from our trip time in Suwon, some Seoul, all of our students and food we ate,

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all the different trips we went on.

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So it lives here in the closet.

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There's not really a better place to display it.

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I wouldn't say it's fine art, but it's personal specialized art.

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So it lives in our closet.

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And you know what?

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Every time I open the closet, I see it and I enjoy it.

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And it lives alongside other things like a rug that we need to get rid of, but it's still in our closet.

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What about the other one?

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Oh, this one.

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This is a classic.

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This is one, a very similar type of thing.

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We call this a collage.

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Notice that the G in this word is a juh, collage.

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A collage that I made for Dan, oh, how many years ago would you say?

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I think this was our happy one-year anniversary.

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This was 19 years ago.

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This is, yes, our dativersary.

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This is when we were dating for one year and I made a collage of all different pictures of us.

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It also lives in this closet.

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It's the kind of thing you don't really want in your living room

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but you don't want to throw away

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so it's hung in our closet along with all the other junk okay let's go on to the bathroom

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and talk about a little bit of bathroom vocabulary

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so this is the master bathroom or we could call it the master bath

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and when you are looking to buy a house or possibly rent a house or an apartment, you'll probably see in the advertisement,

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master bath, master bathroom, master closet, this type of thing.

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You'll see that terminology.

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It's pretty common, especially when you're renting or buying a house.

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All right.

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So in the bathroom, we have some similar things that you probably saw in the kitchen.

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We have the faucet and we have the sink.

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And here we have some mirrors.

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Hi.

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And behind the mirror is a little secret.

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This is a medicine cabinet.

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Inside the medicine cabinet, we can put really anything, not just medicine.

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So our counters are looking really nice right now, really clean.

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It's usually not like that.

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But this time of the year, I don't know if it's the heat or the rain or what it is, but sometimes these little ants come in our house.

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So my solution is to just take everything off of the counter, put it in the drawers, put it in the medicine cabinet,

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and maybe the little ants will have nothing fun to eat.

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I don't know if they're eating little bits of toothpaste or what they're doing, but it worked.

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There's no ants. So success.

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Here we have our toothbrushes and floss.

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This is some hand soap.

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This is different than dish soap.

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Usually dish soap is a little bit more abrasive or drying on your hands, but hand soap is not drying.

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All right, here we have things to wash yourself.

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These are bath towels for your entire body, and they are big for your entire body.

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And this is the shower.

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Our shower here in the master bath does not have a bathtub.

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We have another bathroom that is in our hallway that everyone who comes to our house can use and our kids use.

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It has a bathtub, but this one just has a shower.

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And here we have a shower head inside the shower.

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And there are various items like shampoo or conditioner or soap that you can use to clean your body.

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All right, come back here.

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We're going to take a look at the toilet.

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Aren't you so excited?

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So this is a toilet, but the word toilet is very different from British English toilet.

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In British English, if you go to England, you will ask, where's the toilet?

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Can I go to the toilet?

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Where can I find the toilet?

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It's very common to say toilet for this room.

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But in the US, we never say this, do not say this at all because the toilet, it feels like a dirty word.

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I mean, it is kind of dirty, right?

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And it feels quite explicit.

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I would rather say, where's the bathroom?

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I need to go to the bathroom.

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It's a little more indirect.

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I don't need you to know that I want the toilet.

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So I'm not going to say that.

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So I know when I visited the UK and I needed to say, where's the bathroom?

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I had to ask, where's the toilet?

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And I felt so weird.

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It felt so dirty to say that, but for people in the UK, it's a very normal.

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So in the US we say, where's the bathroom?

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And this item is the toilet.

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There are a couple things that go with the toilet if you want to come take a look.

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We have here, we have here toilet paper and I have a little spray cleaner here in case we need it.

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This is the handle, the toilet handle, or you could call it the flusher because what does it do?

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It flushes the toilet a toilet oftentimes in homes, you will see a toilet brush.

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This is for cleaning the toilet.

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And you will see a plunger in case the toilet gets clogged, which is the term that we use if it is full and it will not flush.

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You need a plunger.

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Hopefully this doesn't happen to you where you're at someone else's house and you need a plunger, but you know what?

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It's happened to everyone.

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And now you know the vocabulary.

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All right, let's come on out here.

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Okay.

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I have to explain this picture.

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This is Misty the unicorn.

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We found this at Goodwill maybe 16 years ago.

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Yeah.

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The first year we were married.

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And I think Dan went into Goodwill, which is like a common secondhand shop in the US.

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And I was waiting in the car and he came out with a big smile on his face, holding Misty.

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I was like, what, what, what are you so happy about? and he showed me

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and said behold the greatest thing ever and it has a little clock

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that doesn't work anymore

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but for the our entire marriage we have displayed misty in

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our bathroom no matter what house we lived in uh misty

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lives in here uh it's just kind of a funny very 1980s

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artwork and it lives in our bathroom all right let's go on out here for a moment Okay.

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We have here very messy shelves.

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You're welcome.

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And my cat.

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Here is where we display all of our books, but because it's in our bedroom, it's not really a display.

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It's kind of more of a storage spot for those types of things.

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All right.

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And before we go, I could show you we have a couple house plants here.

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They're not doing so well.

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That's code for they're probably going to die.

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But we have some house plants that we keep in our bedroom.

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These are mostly our kids plants that they take care of or don't take care of.

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I don't know.

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I'll let you know in a year if they're still alive or not.

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Well, thank you so much for learning all of this household vocabulary with me.

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Thank you for giving me the excuse to clean up my house and show you all around,

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but also give you the vocabulary that you need for your daily life.

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So if you would like to remember all of these words,

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don't forget to download today's free PDF worksheet that includes all of the vocabulary you heard today.

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Plus there is a bonus speaking practice where you can practice speaking with me and using your voice,

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using your pronunciation, but also imitating my voice so

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that you can go out into the real world and use English with confidence.

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It is my gift to you.

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Thank you so much for learning English with me, and I'll see you again next Friday for a new lesson here on my YouTube channel.

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Bye.

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But wait, do you want more?

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I recommend watching this video next where you will learn a lot of kitchen vocabulary.

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I go through every single cabinet, every single drawer, and I explain all of the vocabulary you need for the kitchen.

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This is extremely useful and it's interesting culturally because maybe it's the same as your kitchen and maybe it's not.

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I'll see you there to find out.

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