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Hi! Bob the Canadian here!
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Let’s learn English around the house.
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Come on in!
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Hi, Bob the Canadian here.
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Welcome to this video.
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If this is your first time here don’t forget to click the subscribe button below, and give me a thumbs up at some point during this video if it’s helping you learn English.
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Well today we’re going to learn some English words and phrases that you can use to describe a house.
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I just came in through the front door.
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Houses generally have a front door and a back door.
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I’ll show you that one a bit later.
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And I’m standing in the front entrance or the entranceway of the house.
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It’s a little warm so I’m going to take off my coat and you’ll notice behind me there is a coat hanger.
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So I’m going to hang my coat here and I’m going to do what we traditionally do in Canada, and that is that I’m going to take off my shoes.
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Before we go any further though, I want to thank Barb the Canadian for letting me use her house today to make this video, to help you learn English.
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The front entranceway also usually has a closet where you can hang coats and other items.
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So especially in the winter when you come into a home you might want to hang your coat in the closet if there’s not enough room on the coat hangers.
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So you’ll notice behind me here the kitchen.
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The kitchen is one of my favourite rooms in the house.
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I really like food so I really like kitchens.
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You’ll notice behind me here that a kitchen has a certain number of items.
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We have the refrigerator or the fridge, where you can keep food cold.
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This fridge has a freezer on the bottom.
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We also have the stove and generally we call this part the oven, where you would bake things, and over here we have the stove where you would cook things.
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If you look behind me here you’ll see we have a sink, so when you’re all done making your food and eating your food you can do the dishes, you can wash the dishes in the sink.
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And if you look over here on the counter you’ll notice that we have three things that you find quite often in a kitchen.
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We have a coffee maker.
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We have a kettle for boiling water, and we have a pitcher of water if you just want to drink some water.
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Up here you’ll notice that we have cupboards, so cupboards, notice it’s not pronounced the way it looks.
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In a cupboard you’ll find things like plates and bowls that you can use for eating.
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Those are pretty loud!
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And if we look over here, we’ll have what we in Canada call a utensil drawer.
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So this is drawer where you would keep spoons, forks, and knives.
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You’ll also see this area here is what we would call the counter or the countertop.
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You can use both words interchangeably.
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So you might use the countertop or the counter to prepare food.
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And you’ll notice hiding over here in the corner we have a microwave, just a small appliance that lets you heat up food really really quickly.
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So that’s the kitchen.
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One of my favourite rooms.
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Let’s move on to the living room.
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So we’re in the living now.
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The living room is the room in the home where you will usually find chairs and sofas or what we also call couches.
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It’s the room where, when you just want to relax, this is the room that you would generally sit in.
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Maybe you want to read a book, maybe you want to watch tv or if we look over here you’ll see that this living room also has a tv, a television, where you could sit just to have a quiet relaxing evening where you are going to entertain yourself by reading a book, maybe sitting and talking with friends, or watching some television.
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So that’s the living room.
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Let’s look at the dining room next.
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So another, another part of the house that I really like is the dining room.
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So this is a room with a table specifically for eating meals.
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So you would have breakfast, lunch, and supper at this table in the dining room.
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You can tell that Christmas is coming soon, I’ll do a video soon about Christmas.
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I think next week I’m going to a parade and I’ll show you whole bunch of stuff about Christmas, but this is the dining room.
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We have a dining room table and we have chairs to sit at as we would eat our meals.
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So we’re in the bathroom now, and there’s really three main parts to a bathroom.
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We have a sink where you could wash your hands so you could turn on the water and wash your hands.
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We also have, if I turn just a little bit, behind me here we have a shower.
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So you could jump in here to have a shower maybe at the end of a long day of work, and then we also have, I’m not gonna describe what this is for, but we also have a toilet.
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I think everyone in the world knows what this is for and how to use it, so I’m not gonna spend any time describing it.
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But you have a toilet.
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This is the toilet seat.
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You have toilet paper and this is where you would go if you felt the call of nature.
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That’s the nice way of putting it.
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So we’re in the upstairs of the house now, you’ll notice that we’re in a bedroom.
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So there’s a good reason why it’s called a bedroom.
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It’s because, there’s a bed!
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So in a bedroom you’re going to have a bed.
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You’re also going to have things that in English we call dressers.
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So if you look over here there is a dresser and a dresser is a place where using these drawers, this is where you would store all of your clothes.
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So in a bedroom you generally have a bed, which is right here, and you have a dresser where you can store stuff.
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There’s also in this bedroom what we would call night tables.
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So there’s a table on each side of the bed with a small lamp.
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This is a place where you could keep a book if you read at night before you go to bed.
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You would keep it on your night stand, or night table.
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So this is a bedroom.
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I’m not sure how easy this is to see, but I’m standing in a hallway.
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So a hallway is the part of the home that connects all of the rooms together.
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This room is empty.
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In English we would call this a spare room.
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Sometimes a spare room has an extra bed in it.
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This room is just empty so we would call this a spare room.
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I just came down these stairs and I’m now in the basement of this house.
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A basement is the part of the house that is below ground, and many times in a home the basement is used to store things.
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It also usually has a furnace.
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This is what heats the home with gas or oil in the winter.
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And a hot water heater.
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This is what makes hot water for the house as well.
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And usually those types of things are found in a basement.
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So we’re here in the basement, it’s the part that’s below ground.
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I’ll just show you a window over here for a sec so that you get a sense of where we are.
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So here’s the basement window, it’s a little hard to see, but if you look outside you’ll notice the we are at ground level, or below ground level in the basement here.
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So a lot of Canadian homes will also have a garage.
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A garage is a place where you can keep your car, and a garage has a garage door which you just saw open behind me.
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As well a garage sometimes has a garage door opener.
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This is a device that’s on the ceiling of the garage, and I’ll just show you for a sec, this is a device that’s on the ceiling of a garage that opens the door automatically when you click the button in your car.
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So that’s a garage door opener.
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It’s a little cold to be out here with no coat on but I just wanted to show you earlier I mentioned the back door.
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This is the back door of the house.
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When you have a back door a lot of times you’ll have a barbecue outside and then also down here there’s just kind of a patio area.
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So there’s an area where you can come out to cook some food in the summer months when it’s warmer.
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You can come out your backdoor.
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You can go down your steps, and you can use your barbecue to cook some food.
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So this is a small patio area outside the back door.
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Well, hey, thanks for joining me today to learn some English that you can use around a house.
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Bob the Canadian.
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Learn English with Bob the Canadian.
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Don’t forget as well to scroll down, there is some bonus material in the description below to help you practice some of the English that you have learned in this video.
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Bob the Canadian here.
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Learn English with Bob the Canadian.
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I hope you enjoyed this video and have a great day!

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문맥 속 문법 및 표현

  • “Come on in!” - 초대의 표현으로, 사람을 안으로 초대할 때 자주 사용됩니다.
  • “You’ll notice...” - 어떤 것을 강조하거나 관찰하게 할 때 유용한 구조입니다.
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