쉐도잉 연습: Improve Your English Listening: Real Conversation on Work, Study & Health (B1-B2) - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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Hey, can I ask you something? Of course.
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What's up?
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Do you ever feel like you study and study English, but speaking still feels slow?
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Oh, totally.
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You learn the grammar, you learn the words, but then you try to talk and it just doesn't flow.
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Exactly.
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And today, we've got something for that.
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We're just going to talk.
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Real, everyday stuff.
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In simple English.
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And the best part?
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You don't have to do anything hard.
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Just listen and relax.
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Sometimes the fastest way to improve is simply listening a lot to real conversations.
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So get comfy wherever you are.
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Welcome.
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We're glad you're here.
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I'm Ryan.
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And I'm Emma.
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Let's get into it.
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Emma, do you enjoy your work?
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Hmm.
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Deep question.
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Yes, most of the time.
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You?
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Same.
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Most days are good.
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Some are just harder. Of course.
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Every job has its good days and bad days.
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What do you think makes a job actually good?
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First, you need to enjoy what you do.
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If you hate it, every day feels long.
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True.
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You spend eight or nine hours there.
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That's a big chunk of your life.
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Second, good colleagues matter a lot.
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The people around you make a huge difference.
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If they're kind and supportive, even a tough job feels okay.
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If they're negative, even a great job feels bad.
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And third, work-life balance.
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Time for work, but also time for family, hobbies, and rest.
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Some people work 12, 14 hours a day and have no time for anything else.
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That's not healthy.
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Working more hours doesn't always mean working better either.
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Right.
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Work smarter, not harder.
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Have you heard that saying?
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All the time.
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Use your energy wisely instead of just using more of it.
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Speaking of working smart, let's talk about studying.
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A lot of our listeners are students.
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Good idea.
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First tip, make a study plan.
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Don't just study whenever you feel like it.
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Right.
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A regular time every day turns it into a habit, like brushing your teeth.
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Second tip, study in a good environment.
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Quiet, good light, no distractions.
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And the biggest distraction is your phone. So true.
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You sit down to study, five minutes later you're watching random videos.
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Turn off notifications, or just put the phone away completely.
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Third tip, take breaks.
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Don't study for three hours straight.
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Study 25 or 30 minutes, then take a five-minute break.
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Then go again.
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That's called the Pomodoro method.
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Italian for tomato.
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Funny name, right?
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The guy who invented it used a tomato-shaped kitchen timer.
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Makes sense now.
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And it really works.
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Tons of students swear by it.
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A few handy study phrases.
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I need to focus.
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I'm going to review my notes.
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And this one's important.
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I don't understand this.
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Can you explain it again?
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Never be afraid to say that.
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Asking questions isn't embarrassing.
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It's brave.
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Let's talk about something just as important.
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Mental health.
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Yes, physical and mental health are deeply connected.
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Mental health is about how you feel emotionally.
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Stress, anxiety, sadness, all normal feelings.
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But if they last a long time, you need to take care of yourself.
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A few things that help.
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Spending time with people you love.
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Human connection matters so much.
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Also, spending time in nature.
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A park, the sea, a forest.
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Studies show nature really does reduce stress. And hobbies.
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Creative activities give you joy and a break from everyday pressure.
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What's your hobby, Emma?
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I love reading and painting.
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Just small paintings, nothing fancy.
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But it relaxes me.
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I play guitar a little.
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Not well, but I enjoy it.
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Learning an instrument is great for your brain, too.
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Kind of like learning a language.
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Really?
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Same skill?
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Yes.
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Music trains your ear to hear differences in sound, and that helps with language learning, too.
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So listening to English music actually helps your English.
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Exactly.
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Even if you don't understand every word.
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Speaking of that, what's your best advice for actually improving English?
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One word.
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Consistency.
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Doing something regularly, not just once in a while.
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Right.
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Studying hard for one week, then stopping, isn't as effective as a little every day.
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Fifteen minutes daily beats three hours once a week.
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And a big one, don't be afraid of mistakes.
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Mistakes are how you learn.
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When someone corrects you, you remember it way better.
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So talk to people, find a language partner if you can.
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And watch shows with English subtitles instead of your own language.
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It trains your ears so much faster.
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One more.
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Keep a small vocabulary notebook.
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New words, meanings, example sentences.
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And finally, enjoy the process.
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Think of English as an adventure, not homework.
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Emma, do you think you're a healthy person overall?
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I try to be.
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Not perfect, but I try.
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What about you?
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Pretty healthy, I think.
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I sleep around 7 to 8 hours a night.
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That's the recommended amount.
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Doctors say adults need seven to nine hours.
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And when you don't sleep enough, everything gets harder.
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You're tired, can't focus, even your immune system weakens.
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Really?
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Sleep affects your immune system?
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Yep.
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Your body repairs itself while you sleep.
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It's basically free medicine.
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The best kind.
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And you don't need a gym for exercise either.
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Even 30 minutes of walking a day covers basic health.
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No expensive equipment, no membership, just go outside and move.
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Or dance in your living room.
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Exactly.
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The point is just moving your body regularly.
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Let's grab a few emotion words, too, beyond just happy and sad.
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Sure.
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Excited, very happy and full of energy about something.
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Nervous, worried before something important, like a presentation.
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Frustrated, annoyed because something's difficult, super common when learning a language.
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Relieved, happy because something stressful is finally over. And grateful.
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Feeling thankful for something or someone.
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Studies show grateful people are actually happier and worry less.
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So it helps to think of a few things you're grateful for each day.
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Even small ones.
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Your coffee, the sunshine, your comfortable bed.
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Small things, but they add up.
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Emma, do you think technologies made life better or worse overall?
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Hmm.
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Honestly, both.
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Communication's so much easier now.
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Video call anyone, anywhere.
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True.
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30 years ago, you'd write a letter and wait weeks for a reply.
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And for learning English, it's incredible.
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YouTube, apps, podcasts, like us right now.
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But it can go the other way too.
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Too much time on phones, too much comparing ourselves to others online.
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And we get impatient.
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We want instant everything.
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Fast internet, fast delivery, fast answers.
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But learning English isn't instant.
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It takes real time and steady effort.
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True.
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But technology can make the journey way more enjoyable if you use it wisely.
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Don't let technology control you.
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You control it.
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Good line.
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I'm stealing that one.
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Emma, what's your biggest dream?
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To write a book, actually, about language learning.
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How to learn a language in a fun way.
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That's perfect for you.
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You know so much about it.
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Thank you.
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Maybe one day.
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Why maybe?
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Why not definitely?
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You're right.
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Definitely.
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One day I'll write it.
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See the difference?
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Maybe gives you an excuse.
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I will is a promise to yourself.
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I will improve my English.
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I will practice every day.
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Say those with us.
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I will improve my English.
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I will improve my English.
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And what's your dream?
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Actually, let me flip it.
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Mine's to visit every continent.
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All seven.
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Surprised.
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Even Antarctica?
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Yes.
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Penguins and ice, I want to see it all.
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How many so far?
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Four down, three to go.
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And I will do it.
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Not just maybe.
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That's practicing what you preach.
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Exactly.
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Big dreams need small steps, too.
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Learn 10 words this week.
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Watch one video a day.
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Step by step.
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Day by day.
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We covered a lot today.
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Work, studying, mental health, learning tips, and dreams.
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If you made it this far, you just practice real English listening.
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Well done.
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Quick phrase recap.
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Work smarter, not harder.
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Practice what you preach.
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I will improve my English.
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If you enjoyed this, give it a like.
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It really helps.
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And subscribe if you haven't.
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New conversations every day.
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Before we go, tell us in the comments, what topic should we cover next?
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Work, travel, health, culture, anything.
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We read every comment.
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Thanks so much for spending this time with us.
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Keep listening.
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Keep learning.
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Keep going.
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See you in the next video.
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Goodbye.
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Take care.

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