쉐도잉 연습: A Day with My Vietnamese In-Laws: Daily Routine in Slow English - YouTube로 영어 말하기 배우기
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Hi, welcome to Slow English with Brian.
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I'm Brian.
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This is a Slow English podcast for listening practice and speaking practice.
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When you are listening, you can pause the video to repeat the words that I said.
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That is called shadowing, and it is very good for your speaking practice.
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Also, if I say a word that you don't know, you can Google what it means.
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That way, you can use this video as comprehensible input.
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Comprehensible input means you understand the words that I am saying.
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Hearing comprehensible input in English is really good for your listening practice.
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In this podcast, I will talk about the routines of my wife's family.
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In my wife's family, there are four people.
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My mother-in-law, that's my wife's mother,
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my father-in-law, my brother-in-law, who is older than my wife,
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and my wife's sister-in-law.
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My wife's sister-in-law is the wife of my wife's brother.
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Let's start in the early morning.
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My wife's mother wakes up at around 5 or 5.30 in the morning.
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She loves to wake up early
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because she likes to go shopping at the local market before all of the new food for the day has been bought.
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she likes to buy the best food at the market.
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So she gets up and puts on her shoes and gets on her bicycle to pedal to the market.
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She has a motorbike, but she likes to exercise because she is very energetic.
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So she prefers to go by bike to the market.
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When she gets to the market, she loves to talk with all of the vendors there.
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The word vendor means someone who sells things.
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In this picture, we see many vendors in a Vietnamese market.
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My mother-in-law is friends with most of the vendors at our local market.
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She likes to bargain with them to get a good price.
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The verb bargain means have a conversation to try to lower the price of something.
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My mother-in-law really likes to get good prices.
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After my mother-in-law fills up the basket on her bike with all the fresh food that she can carry there,
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she goes home.
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Then she puts the food on the table and then goes to the gym that my wife's family owns.
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She makes sure that everybody follows the rules and is nice in the gym.
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At around that time, maybe 6 or 6.30 in the morning, my father-in-law wakes up.
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He loves to cook.
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his passion.
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So he likes to stay home and cook all of the food that my mother-in-law brought for the day.
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Even when people try to cook for him, he says, no, no, no, let me do the cooking.
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At around 8 or 8.30,
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my mother-in-law comes home from the gym and it's time for breakfast.
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Sometimes my wife and I eat breakfast there too,
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but it really depends on our schedule for that day.
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At around nine in the morning,
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my mother-in-law and my father-in-law go to their little field.
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They love to grow the food that they eat.
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So in addition to cooking the food that my mother-in-law buys at the market every day,
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they cook a lot of food from their own field.
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So, even though it's hard work,
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my mother-in-law and father-in-law really enjoy growing their own food in their own field.
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It is also exercise for them, so they really enjoy that part of their lives.
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They grow more than enough fruits and vegetables for their own house.
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So they frequently give my wife some too.
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We are very grateful to them for doing that.
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After they get home from their field at 10 or 10.30 in the morning,
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it is time to start cooking lunch.
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Both my mother-in-law and my father-in-law help with cooking lunch.
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but my father-in-law is the head chef of the kitchen.
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They cook a variety of foods, but here are some samples of things that they like to eat.
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You can pause the video after you go back to see some of those foods.
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No matter what they are cooking, they always cook rice.
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In the past, they used to eat white rice like this,
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but nowadays they prefer brown rice like this for its health benefits.
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People in Vietnam love to eat rice, and most meals in Vietnam include rice.
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It is a staple food of Vietnamese cuisine.
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After eating lunch, it's time to take a nap.
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Many people in Vietnam take a nap after lunch.
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That includes my family too, with my wife and my daughter.
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My wife's parents typically nap for about an hour, but sometimes an hour and a half.
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They find that it helps them to have enough energy for the rest of the day.
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So they sleep from about 1230 to 130 in the afternoon.
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Now I'll talk about my wife's brother and his wife.
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That is my wife's sister-in-law.
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My wife's sister-in-law works for the Vietnamese government.
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So she wakes up at about 6 or 7 in the morning
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and then goes to work in an office that is owned by the government.
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So she is gone for the whole morning most of the time.
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My brother-in-law owns the gym that I talked about earlier.
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So he wakes up and then goes to the gym right when my mother-in-law comes home from the gym.
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My brother-in-law stays at the gym until lunchtime.
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Then he comes home at about the same time at which my wife's sister-in-law comes home.
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They all eat lunch together before taking a nap.
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Typically, my wife's parents sleep downstairs, and my brother-in-law and his wife sleep upstairs.
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They all live in a house together next door to the house in which my wife and I live.
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After the nap, my mother-in-law takes care of chores at the house,
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while my father-in-law has his turn taking care of the gym.
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My brother-in-law also helps with chores and helps my father-in-law at the gym,
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and my brother-in-law's wife goes back to do government work.
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At around four or five in the afternoon, my father-in-law comes home from the gym to start cooking.
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Again, he loves cooking, so it is a happy time for him.
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At around six or seven, it's dinner time in their house.
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But at that time, my wife and I are almost guaranteed to be teaching English together, so we don't eat with them.
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But my daughter does eat with them, and her two cousins.
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They are the daughters of my brother-in-law.
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They all have a very good time together at my wife's parents' home.
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After dinner, it's time to socialize.
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Socialize means talk with people and sometimes go to visit people.
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So often the neighbors come to talk with my wife's parents.
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They talk about things that are happening in the village, they talk about news, they talk about their grandchildren,
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they talk about money, stuff like that.
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Meanwhile, my daughter and her two cousins, the daughters of my brother-in-law, dance and play together after dinner.
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They have a really fun time.
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From then until about nine o'clock, it's time to relax and have fun while my wife and I finish teaching.
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We teach very late.
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At around nine to nine thirty, the kids start to get tired, so it's time to help them to get ready for bed.
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My daughter and her cousins say goodbye for the night, and then the two homes get ready for bed.
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That is how a typical day is here in Vietnam.
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We do not live in a big city, so our life is a little bit different from the lives of people who do live in big cities,
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like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City.
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This is how a rural life is in Vietnam.
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It's peaceful and somewhat predictable, and I like that a lot.
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Please tell me in the comments how similar your life is to what you heard here today.
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Also, it's important to remember how helpful shadowing is for your speaking practice.
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You can pause this video from time to time and repeat some of the things that I said.
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That will really, really help your pronunciation and your fluency.
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Your fluency is the speed and smoothness of your words.
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So please, practice shadowing this video.
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This video is also really good for your listening practice
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because of all the comprehensible input that you have access to here in this video if you know all the words.
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So if you don't know all the words,
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I encourage you to go back and and try to look at the words that you did not understand,
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use a dictionary to learn what they mean, and then listen to them again.
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That will really help your listening skills.
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주요 어휘 및 구문
- Vendor: 판매자
- Bargain: 가격을 흥정하다
- Energetic: 에너지가 넘치는, 활동적인
- Field: 밭, 농장
- Routine: 일상, 규칙적인 행동
- Breakfast: 아침식사
- Market: 시장
- Gym: 체육관
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