ฝึกพูดภาษาอังกฤษด้วยเทคนิค Shadowing จากวิดีโอ: Improve Your English Just by Listening | 40 Minutes of Real English Listening Practice (A2-B1)
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Hello everyone!
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Welcome back to the channel!
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Hi everyone!
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We are so happy you are here today!
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Today we have something very special for you!
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Yes, something very, very special!
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We have 40 minutes of English listening practice.
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40 minutes!
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And this is for beginners, so do not worry.
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We will speak slowly, we will speak clearly, we will make it easy for you.
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That is right.
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And here's the big question.
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Are you ready?
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Are you ready to improve your English today?
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Because after 40 minutes, your English will be better, I promise.
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Well, Alice always makes big promises.
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I do, but this time I am right.
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Okay, okay.
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Let us start.
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Today we will talk about many things.
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We will talk about daily life.
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We will talk about food.
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We will talk about shopping.
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We will talk about feelings.
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We will talk about travel and much more.
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So many topics, and all of them are useful for real life.
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Yes, real-life English.
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That is what we do here.
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So get comfortable.
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Make a cup of tea or coffee and listen.
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Just listen.
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You do not need to write anything right now.
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Just listen and enjoy.
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Let us begin.
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Topic number one.
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Greetings and introductions.
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David, can I ask you something? Of course.
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Ask me anything.
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How do you say hello in English?
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I mean, what are the different ways?
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Oh, great question.
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There are many ways to say hello in English.
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Let me tell you some.
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The first one is very simple.
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Hello.
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Just hello.
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Hello.
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Say it with me.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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That was easy.
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Yes, good job.
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The next one is hi.
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Hi is more informal.
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It means the same as hello, but it is more relaxed.
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You say it to friends, family, or people you know.
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Hi.
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Like that.
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Exactly.
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Then we have hey.
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Hey is very casual, very informal.
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You say this to close friends.
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Hey, how are you?
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Okay, so we have hello, hi, and hey.
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What about in the morning?
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What do you say in the morning?
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In the morning, you say good morning.
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Good morning.
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Say it slowly.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Good morning, David.
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Good morning, Alice.
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See, it sounds so nice.
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And in the afternoon, you say good afternoon.
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Good afternoon.
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And in the evening, you say good evening.
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Good evening.
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And at night, before you sleep?
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At night before you sleep, you say good night.
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Good night.
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This means goodbye at night.
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It is not a greeting.
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It is a way to say goodbye.
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Oh, that is interesting.
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Good night is for goodbye, not for hello.
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That is right.
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Now let us talk about introductions.
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How do you introduce yourself in English?
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Okay, let us do an example.
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David, pretend you do not know me.
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Okay, I do not know you.
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We are strangers.
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Ready?
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Ready.
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Hi, my name is David.
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What is your name?
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Hi, my name is Alice.
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Nice to meet you, David.
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Nice to meet you too, Alice.
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Where are you from?
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I am from England. And you?
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I am from the United States.
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Do you live here?
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Yes, I live here now.
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I moved here two years ago.
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Oh, wow.
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That is great.
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Welcome.
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Thank you.
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So you can see it is very simple.
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Let me repeat the key phrases.
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Listen carefully.
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My name is?
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My name is?
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Nice to meet you.
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Nice to meet you.
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This is very important.
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You say this when you meet someone for the first time.
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Where are you from?
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Where are you from?
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And the answer?
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I am from.
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I am from.
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For example, I am from Brazil.
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I am from Japan.
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I am from Nigeria.
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I am from France.
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Where are you from?
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Yes, you, listening right now.
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You can say it out loud.
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I am from.
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Say it.
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Do not be shy.
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Saying it out loud helps you learn faster.
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That is a little tip from us.
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Good tip, Alice.
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Now let us move to topic number two, daily routine.
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Okay, daily routine.
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This means what you do every day, your habits, your schedule.
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Right, and this is very useful vocabulary because we all have a daily routine every single day.
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So David, tell me, what do you do in the morning?
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Okay, every morning I wake up at seven o'clock.
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Seven o'clock, I wake up.
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The first thing I do is turn off my alarm.
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My alarm is very loud.
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Me too.
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I hate my alarm, but I need it.
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Then I get up.
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I get out of bed.
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I go to the bathroom.
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In the bathroom, I wash my face.
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I brush my teeth.
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Brush my teeth.
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Then I take a shower.
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Oh, you take a shower in the morning?
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Yes.
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I like morning showers.
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They wake me up.
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They make me feel fresh.
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Do you take a shower in the morning or at night?
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I prefer the night.
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I take a shower at night before I sleep.
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But that is just me.
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Different people are different.
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That is true.
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After my shower, I get dressed.
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I put on my clothes.
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Then I go to the kitchen.
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I make breakfast.
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What do you eat for breakfast?
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Usually I eat eggs or toast.
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Sometimes I eat cereal with milk.
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And I always drink coffee.
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I need my coffee.
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Me too.
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Coffee is very important.
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So after breakfast, what happens?
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After breakfast, I go to work.
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I start work at 9 o'clock.
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9 o'clock.
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And what time do you finish work?
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I finish work at 5 o'clock.
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5 in the afternoon.
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Okay, so let me repeat the key verbs here.
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These verbs are very important for talking about daily routine.
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Listen carefully.
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Wake up.
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I wake up at 7.
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Get up.
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I get up and start my day.
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Brush my teeth.
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I brush my teeth in the morning.
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Take a shower.
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I take a shower every morning.
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Get dressed.
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I get dressed before breakfast.
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Make breakfast.
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I make breakfast in the kitchen.
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Go to work.
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I go to work at 9 o'clock.
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Finish work.
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I finish work at 5 o'clock.
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These verbs are used every day.
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They are your everyday English.
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Okay, now listen to our full conversation one more time and try to follow along.
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So David, what time do you wake up?
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I wake up at 7 o'clock.
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Then I brush my teeth, take a shower, and get dressed.
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And what do you have for breakfast?
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I usually have eggs and coffee.
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Then I go to work at 9.
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That sounds like a nice routine.
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Yes, I like it.
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What about you, Alice?
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I wake up at 6.30.
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I make coffee first.
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Then I check my phone.
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I know, I know.
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It is a bad habit.
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We all do it.
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Do not worry.
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Then I go for a short walk.
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I walk for about 20 minutes.
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It is very relaxing in the morning.
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That sounds healthy.
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I should do that.
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You should.
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It is very good for you.
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Fresh air in the morning is wonderful.
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Okay, everyone listening.
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Think about your daily routine.
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Can you say it in English?
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Try.
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What time do you wake up?
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What do you do in the morning?
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Say it out loud.
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Practice makes perfect.
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Okay, David.
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I am hungry now.
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Really?
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Already?
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Talking about breakfast made me hungry.
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Can we talk about food next? Of course.
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Food is one of my favorite topics.
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Mine too.
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Okay, so let us talk about food.
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What is your favorite food?
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My favorite food is pizza.
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I love pizza.
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What about you?
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I love pasta.
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Pasta with tomato sauce.
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It is so delicious.
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Mmm, that sounds good.
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Okay, so let us learn some food vocabulary.
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I will say the word and you repeat it.
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Ready?
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Ready.
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Apple.
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Apple.
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A sweet fruit.
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Apple.
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Apple.
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Bread.
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We make sandwiches with bread.
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Rice.
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Many people eat rice every day.
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Rice.
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I love rice.
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Chicken.
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This is a type of meat.
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Fish.
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Another type of food from the sea.
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Vegetables.
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Things like carrots, tomatoes, and broccoli.
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Vegetables.
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Vegetables.
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Very healthy.
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Yes, very healthy.
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Now let us talk about eating at a restaurant.
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This is very useful.
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Oh yes, because you want to order food in English, right?
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You need to know how to do this.
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Exactly.
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So let us do a little role play.
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Alice, you are the customer.
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I am the waiter.
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Okay.
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Let me be a good customer.
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Good evening.
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Welcome to our restaurant.
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Can I take your order?
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Yes, please.
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I would like the pasta, please. Of course.
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And would you like something to drink?
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Yes.
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Can I have a glass of water, please?
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Certainly.
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And would you like anything else?
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No, thank you.
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Just the pasta and water.
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Thank you.
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You are welcome.
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I will be right back.
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See?
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That was so easy.
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Let me repeat the key phrases.
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I would like the pasta, please.
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I would like.
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This is a polite way to order.
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Can I have a glass of water, please?
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Can I have?
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This is also polite.
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Very common in restaurants.
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No, thank you.
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Just the pasta and water.
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This is how you say you do not want anything else.
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And always remember to say please and thank you.
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These two words are very, very important in English.
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Very important.
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Yes, please and thank you.
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People will like you if you use these words.
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That is true.
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So remember, I would like, can I have, please, thank you.
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Okay, next topic, shopping.
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Do you like shopping, David?
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Hmm, I do not love shopping, but I go shopping every week because I need food.
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Most people say that, but I love shopping.
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I love going to stores and looking at things.
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Well, we are different, but everyone needs to know English for shopping, because one day maybe you are in an English-speaking country and you need to buy something.
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Exactly.
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So let us learn how to shop in English.
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First, let us go to a supermarket.
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Okay.
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In a supermarket, you can buy food, drinks, cleaning products, and many other things.
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Common words in a supermarket are aisle, which means the long rows between the shelves.
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Shelf.
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This is where the products are placed.
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Cart or trolley.
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This is the thing you push around the store to carry your items. And cashier.
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The cashier is the person who takes your money at the end.
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Yes, good one.
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Let us do another role play play.
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Alice, you are shopping.
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I am the shop assistant.
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Perfect.
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Let us go.
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Hello.
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Can I help you?
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Yes, please.
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I am looking for the milk.
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Where is the milk?
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The milk is in aisle four, on the left side.
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Thank you.
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And where are the eggs?
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The eggs are next to the milk, also in aisle four.
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Oh, perfect.
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And do you have any bread?
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Yes.
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The bread is in aisle two, near the front of the store.
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Great.
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Thank you so much.
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You are welcome.
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Enjoy your shopping.
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I always enjoy shopping.
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Okay, so now let us go to the checkout.
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The checkout is where you pay.
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At the checkout, the cashier will talk to you.
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Let us practice.
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Hello.
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Did you find everything okay?
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Yes, I did.
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Thank you.
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Great.
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That will be $12.50.
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Here you are.
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I'm paying by card. Of course.
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Please tap your card here.
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Done.
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Perfect.
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Here is your receipt.
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Have a great day.
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Thank you.
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You too.
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Bye.
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Okay.
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Very useful, yes?
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Let us repeat the key shopping phrases.
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I am looking for.
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I am looking for the milk.
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I am looking for the bread.
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Where is the?
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Where is the milk?
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Where are the eggs?
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That will be.
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That will be $12.
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That will be 5 euros.
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I am paying by card.
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Or you can say, I am paying with cash. With cash.
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These phrases are so useful.
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If you go to any English-speaking shop, you can use these phrases.
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You will be fine.
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Yes, and if you do not understand something, you can always say, Sorry, can you repeat that, please?
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Say it with me.
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Sorry, can you repeat that, please?
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That is a very important phrase.
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People will always help you.
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Do not be shy.
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Oh, wait, David.
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Can I just say something quickly? Of course.
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What is it?
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If you are enjoying this video, if this is helping your English, please click the like button.
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Right now.
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Just click it.
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Yes.
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And if you are new here and you want more videos like this, subscribe to the channel.
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Press the subscribe button.
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It's free.
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It helps us make more videos for you.
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We make videos for English learners every week, so if you subscribe, you will never miss a video.
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And we are very happy you are here.
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Thank you for watching.
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Okay, let's continue.
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Okay, Alice, look outside.
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What is the weather like today?
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Hmm, it is sunny.
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Beautiful.
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The sun is shining.
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It is warm.
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I love days like this.
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I love sunny days too.
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But let us talk about all kinds of weather, because in English, people talk about the weather all the time.
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It is one of the most common topics.
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That is so true, especially in England.
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In England, we talk about the weather every single day.
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Every day.
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Because the weather in England is always changing, right?
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Always.
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In the morning, it is sunny.
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Then it rains.
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Then it is windy.
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Then the sun comes back.
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All in one day. That sounds exhausting.
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Okay, so let us learn weather words.
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I will describe the weather and you tell me the word.
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Okay, I am ready.
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The sun is shining.
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The sky is blue.
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It is warm outside.
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What is the weather?
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It is sunny.
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Sunny.
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Good.
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Now, water is falling from the sky.
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You need an umbrella.
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What is the weather?
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It is raining.
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It is rainy.
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Very good.
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Now, the wind is very strong.
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Your hair is flying everywhere.
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It is windy.
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It is very windy.
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Now, it is white outside.
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Everything is white and cold.
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Children are playing outside and making snowmen.
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What is the weather?
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It is snowing.
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It is snowy.
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I love snow.
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And now the last one.
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The sky is gray.
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There is no sun, but no rain either.
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It is dark and not nice.
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It is cloudy.
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It is a cloudy day.
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Perfect.
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So we have sunny, rainy, windy, snowy, and cloudy.
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These are the basic weather words.
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And now let us talk about temperature.
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Temperature is how hot or cold it is.
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Right.
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In English we say degrees.
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For example, it is 25 degrees today.
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25 degrees.
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That is warm.
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That is a nice day.
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It is minus 5 degrees.
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Minus 5.
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That is very cold.
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Burr.
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Yes, brr.
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That is an interesting word.
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Brr.
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It means you are cold.
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People say it when they feel cold.
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Brr.
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Let us now talk about the four seasons.
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The four seasons are spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
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Spring.
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This is when flowers start to grow.
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The weather gets warmer.
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Trees become green again.
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Spring usually comes after winter.
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I love spring.
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Everything looks so fresh and new.
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Summer.
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This is the hottest season.
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The sun shines every day.
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People go to the beach.
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Children are on school holidays.
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Summer is my favorite.
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Mine too.
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Then we have autumn.
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In American English, people say fall.
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Autumn and fall mean the same thing.
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In autumn, the leaves on trees change color.
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They become yellow, orange, and red.
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It is very beautiful.
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And a little cold.
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Yes, it starts to get colder.
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And finally, winter.
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This is the coldest season.
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It can snow, the days are short, and the nights are long.
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But in winter, we have Christmas and many beautiful holidays.
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Yes, so winter has something nice too.
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Okay, let's practice.
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Repeat after me.
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Spring, summer, autumn, winter.
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Spring, summer, autumn, winter.
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Good.
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And when someone asks you, What is the weather like today?
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You can answer, it is sunny.
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It is raining.
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It is very cold today.
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It is warm and nice.
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Simple, clear, and very useful.
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David, how are you feeling right now?
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Right now?
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I am feeling happy.
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Very happy.
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I am happy because I am talking to you and I am helping English learners.
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That makes me feel good.
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Aww, that is so sweet!
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I am happy too.
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And I am also a little bit excited because I love making these videos.
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So we are both happy and excited.
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Good.
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But feelings can change.
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Let us talk about different feelings in English.
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Okay, so the first feeling is happy.
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Happy means you feel good.
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You're smiling, everything is nice.
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Happy.
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Then we have sad.
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Sad is the opposite of happy.
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When you are sad, you do not feel good.
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Maybe you want to cry.
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Sad.
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Tired.
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When you are tired, you want to sleep.
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You do not have energy.
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Tired.
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I feel tired after a long day of work.
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Angry.
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When you are angry, you feel strong, negative emotion.
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Maybe someone did something bad to you.
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You are not happy.
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You are angry.
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Scared.
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When you are scared, you feel fear.
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Maybe you see a big dog or you watch a horror movie.
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You feel scared.
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I hate horror movies.
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They make me feel scared and then I cannot sleep.
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Me too.
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I never watch them alone.
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Good idea.
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Okay, another feeling.
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Excited.
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When you are excited, you have a lot of energy.
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Something good is going to happen.
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You feel happy and nervous at the same time.
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Excited.
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Like how I feel before a holiday.
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I am always so excited.
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Yes, exactly.
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And the last feeling, stressed.
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Stressed means you have too many problems or too much work.
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You feel pressure.
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You feel nervous and worried.
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Stressed.
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Work can make people feel stressed.
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But listening to English practice videos can help. That is true.
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So let us now practice these feelings in sentences.
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I will say the feeling and you use it in a sentence.
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Okay, let's do it.
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Happy.
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I feel happy when I drink my morning coffee.
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Sad.
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I feel sad when I watch a sad movie.
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Tired.
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I feel tired on Monday mornings.
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Everyone feels tired on Monday mornings.
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Angry.
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I feel angry when someone is rude to me excited i feel excited
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when i am going on a trip and stressed i feel stressed
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when i have too much work
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and not enough time perfect sentences very natural very good now
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you try can you make a sentence with each feeling how
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do you feel right now say it out loud i feel
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yes tell us how you feel practicing speaking out loud is very important even
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if you are alone speak to yourself practice It works.
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OK, let us talk about a very important topic, going to the doctor, because one day you might need to go to a doctor in an English-speaking country,
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and you need to explain how you feel.
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Yes, this topic is very important, very useful.
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Let us learn the words for parts of the body first.
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Good idea.
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Head.
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Your head is on top.
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Head.
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Eyes.
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You have two eyes.
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see with your eyes eyes eyes ears you have two ears you hear with your ears
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and right now you are using your ears to listen to
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us ears yes thank you ears nose you breathe with your nose nose
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mouth you speak and eat with your mouth mouth throat your throat is inside your neck throat Stomach.
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Your stomach is in the middle of your body.
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You digest food with your stomach.
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Stomach.
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Back.
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Your back is behind you.
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Back.
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Legs and feet.
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You walk with your legs and feet.
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Legs.
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Feet.
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Okay, now let us talk about what to say when you are sick, when you do not feel well.
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Very important phrases.
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Okay, so when something hurts,
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we say, Or we can say, I have a.
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Let me give you some examples.
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I have a headache.
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A headache means your head hurts.
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I have a headache.
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I have a stomach ache.
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A stomach ache means your stomach hurts.
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I have a stomach ache.
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I have a sore throat.
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A sore throat means your throat hurts and feels bad.
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I have a sore throat.
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This is very common when you have a cold.
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I have a cold.
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A cold is a common sickness.
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Runny nose, sneezing, not feeling well.
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I have a cold.
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I have a fever.
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A fever means your body temperature is too high.
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You feel very hot.
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I have a fever.
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Let us do a short role play at the doctor's office.
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Alice, you are the doctor.
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I am the patient.
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Okay, Dr. Alice is here.
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Doctor, I do not feel well.
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I am sorry to hear that.
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What is the problem?
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How do you feel?
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I have a headache and I have a sore throat and I feel very tired.
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I see.
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Do you have a fever?
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Yes, I think so.
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I feel very hot.
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How long have you felt this way?
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For two days, since yesterday morning.
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Okay, I think you have a cold.
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You need to rest, drink a lot of water, and take this medicine.
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Thank you doctor.
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Should I come back if I do not feel better?
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Yes, if you do not feel better in three days, please come back.
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Thank you very much.
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Get well soon.
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Get well soon.
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This is a lovely phrase.
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We say this to people who are sick.
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Get well soon.
688
It means we hope they feel better quickly.
689
Get well soon.
690
Say it to a friend.
691
Send them a message.
692
Get well soon.
693
They will love it.
694
So remember the key phrases.
695
My hurts.
696
I have a headache.
697
I have a cold.
698
I have a fever.
699
I do not feel well.
700
These phrases are very important and very useful.
701
Okay David, imagine you are going on a holiday tomorrow.
702
Where do you want to go?
703
Oh, good question.
704
I would love to go to Italy.
705
Italy is so beautiful.
706
Italy?
707
Oh yes food, the history, the sunshine.
708
Perfect choice.
709
And the pizza.
710
Do not forget the pizza.
711
Of course, the pizza.
712
So let us talk about travel, because travel is exciting, and knowing English for travel is very important.
713
Yes.
714
Let us start with transportation.
715
How do you travel?
716
What are the different ways to travel?
717
Okay, so the first one is by plane.
718
By plane, you go to the airport, you get on a plane, and you fly to your destination.
719
Fly.
720
The verb is fly.
721
I fly to Italy.
722
I flew to Japan last year.
723
The noun is flight.
724
My flight is at 10 o'clock.
725
My flight takes two hours. By train.
726
Many people travel by train.
727
You go to the train station, you buy a ticket, you get on the train.
728
Trains are fast and comfortable. By bus.
729
You take a bus.
730
Bus travel is often cheaper.
731
Good for shorter distances. By car.
732
You drive a car.
733
Many people drive to their destination.
734
On a road trip. By boat.
735
Some people travel by boat.
736
Across the sea or a river.
737
By boat or by ship if it is a very large boat.
738
Okay, now let us go to the airport.
739
What happens at the airport?
740
First, you arrive at the airport.
741
You go to check-in.
742
At check-in, you show your passport.
743
Your passport is a very important document.
744
It shows who you are.
745
Passport.
746
Then you put your bags on the scale.
747
The bags are checked in.
748
They go on the plane separately.
749
Then you go through security.
750
Security is where they check your bags and body for dangerous items.
751
You put your phone and keys in a small tray.
752
Then you wait at the gate.
753
The gate is where you board the plane.
754
Board means to get on.
755
You board the plane at the gate.
756
On the plane, the flight attendant will help you.
757
A flight attendant is the person who works on the plane.
758
They bring food and drinks.
759
And then you land.
760
Land means the plane arrives at the destination.
761
We landed in Rome.
762
We landed in Tokyo.
763
When you arrive in a new country, you go through passport control.
764
They check your passport.
765
They ask you questions.
766
What kind of questions?
767
Simple questions.
768
What is the purpose of your visit?
769
This means, why are you here?
770
And you can say, I am here for tourism.
771
Tourism means you are a tourist.
772
You are visiting for fun, for holidays.
773
Or you can say, I am here for business, if you are working.
774
And they might ask, how long will you stay?
775
This means, how many days or weeks?
776
You can say, I will stay for one week, or I will stay for two months.
777
Great.
778
And at the hotel, when you arrive, you go to reception.
779
Reception is the front desk.
780
You say, I have a reservation.
781
My name is Alice.
782
Reservation means you already booked a room.
783
You already paid or organized the room before you arrived.
784
And the person at reception will say, welcome.
785
Your room is number 204.
786
Here is your key.
787
Key phrases for travel.
788
Ready?
789
Repeat after me.
790
Where is the train station?
791
Where is the train station?
792
Can you help me please?
793
Can you help me please?
794
I have a reservation.
795
I have a reservation.
796
My flight is at 10 o'clock.
797
My flight is at 10 o'clock.
798
I am here for tourism.
799
I am here for tourism.
800
Write these down.
801
Or better, say them out loud.
802
Again and again.
803
Where is the train station?
804
Can you help me please?
805
I have a reservation.
806
Okay, Alice, what do you do for work?
807
Well, right now, I make English videos with you. That is true.
808
That is a job.
809
A content creator.
810
That is a type of job.
811
Yes, but in my other life, before videos, I was a teacher.
812
I was an English teacher.
813
Oh, interesting.
814
So you were a teacher, and I was a journalist.
815
I wrote articles for a newspaper.
816
Wow, really?
817
That is a cool job.
818
It was interesting.
819
But now we both make English videos, and I love it.
820
Me too.
821
Okay, so let us talk about jobs different types of jobs, and how to talk about work in English.
822
Good.
823
Let me list some common jobs.
824
Doctor.
825
A doctor helps sick people.
826
Doctor.
827
Nurse.
828
A nurse also works in a hospital and helps people.
829
Nurse.
830
Teacher.
831
A teacher helps students learn.
832
Teacher.
833
Engineer.
834
An engineer designs and builds things.
835
Buildings, machines, computers engineer.
836
Chef.
837
A chef cooks food in a restaurant.
838
Chef.
839
Waiter or waitress.
840
A waiter or waitress works in a restaurant and serves food.
841
Waiter.
842
Waitress.
843
Police officer.
844
A police officer keeps people safe.
845
Police officer.
846
Driver.
847
A driver drives cars, buses, or trucks.
848
Driver.
849
Farmer.
850
A farmer grows food on a farm.
851
Farmer.
852
Designer.
853
A designer creates things.
854
Websites, clothes, buildings, designer.
855
Now, how do you talk about your job in English?
856
Very simply.
857
I am a teacher.
858
I am a teacher.
859
I work as a nurse.
860
I work as a nurse.
861
I work in a hospital.
862
I work in a hospital.
863
Or you can say, I work for a company.
864
I work for a big company.
865
I work for a small business.
866
And if you are not working, you can say, I am a student.
867
I am a student.
868
Or, I am unemployed right now.
869
Unemployed means you do not have a job at the moment.
870
Or, I am looking for a job.
871
I am looking for a job.
872
This means you want to find work.
873
And at work, some common phrases are, I have a meeting at 2 o'clock.
874
A meeting is when people come together to talk about work.
875
I have a meeting.
876
I am sending an email.
877
Email is a very common way to communicate at work.
878
I am sending an email.
879
My boss wants this report by Friday.
880
Boss is the person in charge.
881
Report is a document about work.
882
By Friday means before or on Friday.
883
That sounds stressful.
884
Sometimes work is stressful, but that is okay.
885
Let us keep going.
886
Okay, David, let us talk about something fun.
887
Hobbies, what do you do in your free time?
888
In my free time, I love reading.
889
I love books.
890
I can read for hours and hours.
891
Time flies when I am reading.
892
Ooh, I love that phrase.
893
Time flies.
894
That means time passes very quickly.
895
Time flies when you are having fun.
896
Exactly.
897
And what about you?
898
What are your hobbies?
899
I love cooking.
900
Trying new recipes, making different dishes from different countries.
901
It is like traveling through food.
902
Oh, that is beautiful.
903
Traveling through food.
904
I love that idea.
905
And I love hiking, walking in nature.
906
Mountains, forests, rivers.
907
It is very peaceful.
908
That sounds wonderful.
909
Let us now learn some hobby vocabulary.
910
Listening to music.
911
Almost everyone loves listening to music.
912
What music do you like?
913
I love pop music and some jazz.
914
What about you?
915
I love rock music and sometimes classical music when I am working.
916
Nice.
917
Other hobbies include watching movies or TV shows, drawing or painting, playing sports,
918
playing video games, gardening, dancing, photography.
919
Learning English.
920
That is also a hobby for many people.
921
Yes, and a very good one.
922
Now let us practice.
923
How do you talk about hobbies?
924
You can say, My hobby is… My hobby is reading.
925
My hobby is cooking.
926
Or, I like… I like hiking.
927
I like drawing.
928
I like playing football.
929
Or, I am interested in… I am interested in photography.
930
I am interested in learning new languages.
931
And when someone tells you their hobby, you can respond with, Oh, that sounds interesting.
932
That sounds interesting.
933
Or, how long have you been doing that?
934
How long have you been doing that?
935
This means, when did you start?
936
For example, I have been cooking for five years.
937
Five years.
938
I have been hiking for two years.
939
I have been learning English for six months.
940
How long have you been learning English?
941
Think about it.
942
Can you answer?
943
Say, I have been learning English for how many months?
944
How many years?
945
Say it out loud.
946
It's good practice.
947
Okay, everyone.
948
Now it is your turn to practice.
949
We are going to ask you some questions.
950
Think about your answer, then say it out loud in English.
951
Do not worry if your answer is not perfect.
952
Just try.
953
Trying is the most important thing.
954
Okay, first question.
955
Question one.
956
What is your name and where are you from?
957
Can you answer?
958
My name is I am from.
959
Question two.
960
What is your daily routine?
961
What time do you wake up?
962
What do you do in the morning?
963
Tell us.
964
Question three.
965
What is your favorite food?
966
Do you like cooking?
967
What is your favorite thing to eat?
968
Question four.
969
What is the weather like today where you are?
970
Is it sunny?
971
Is it raining?
972
Is it cold or warm?
973
Question five.
974
How are you feeling right now?
975
Are you happy?
976
Are you tired?
977
Are you excited?
978
Tell us.
979
Question six.
980
What is your job or what do you study?
981
Are you a student?
982
Are you working?
983
What do you do?
984
Question seven.
985
What are your hobbies?
986
What do you do in your free time?
987
Do you like sports, music, cooking, reading?
988
These are simple questions, but they are very important for real conversations.
989
If you can answer all seven of these questions in English, you can have a real conversation.
990
And you can.
991
We know you can.
992
You have been listening for a long time today.
993
You have learned so many things.
994
Okay, let us now slowly go through the most important phrases from today.
995
Listen carefully.
996
Repeat after me.
997
My name is David.
998
My name is...
999
Nice to meet you.
1000
Nice to meet you.
1001
I wake up at 7 o'clock.
1002
I wake up at...
1003
I am looking for the milk.
1004
I am looking for...
1005
What is the weather like today?
1006
What is the weather like today?
1007
It is sunny.
1008
It is sunny.
1009
It is raining.
1010
It is raining.
1011
I feel happy.
1012
I feel happy.
1013
I feel tired.
1014
I feel tired.
1015
My head hurts.
1016
My head hurts.
1017
I have a cold.
1018
I have a cold.
1019
I am here for tourism.
1020
I am here for tourism.
1021
I work as a teacher.
1022
I work as a My hobby is reading.
1023
My hobby is How long have you been learning English?
1024
How long have you been learning English?
1025
Get well soon.
1026
Get well soon.
1027
Can you repeat that please?
1028
Can you repeat that please?
1029
These phrases are your everyday English toolkit.
1030
Use them.
1031
Practice them.
1032
Say them every day.
1033
Repeat them in the shower.
1034
Repeat them while you cook.
1035
Repeat them on the bus.
1036
The more you say them, the faster you will learn.
1037
And remember, you do not need to be perfect.
1038
You just need to communicate.
1039
People will understand you.
1040
Do not be afraid to speak.
1041
We say this every video, but it is so important.
1042
Fear is the biggest problem for English learners.
1043
Do not be afraid.
1044
Make mistakes.
1045
Learn.
1046
Grow.
1047
Every mistake is a teacher.
1048
Every mistake helps you improve.
1049
So speak, make mistakes, and keep going.
1050
Okay, David, that was a wonderful session today.
1051
I really enjoyed it.
1052
Me too.
1053
I always enjoy our conversations, and I hope everyone listening enjoyed it as well.
1054
We covered so many topics today.
1055
Greetings, daily routine, food, shopping, weather, feelings, health, travel, work, and hobbies.
1056
That is 10 topics in one video.
1057
You have been learning a lot today.
1058
Be proud of yourself.
1059
Yes, if you made it to the end of this video, That is amazing.
1060
It means you are serious about learning English, and that makes us very happy.
1061
We are proud of you.
1062
Seriously.
1063
Many people start a video and stop after five minutes, but you stayed until the end.
1064
That shows you really want to learn, and that is the most important thing.
1065
So what should you do now?
1066
First, go back and listen to any part you found difficult.
1067
Listen again and again.
1068
Second, try to use these phrases today, in your real life, when you are speaking or writing in English.
1069
Third, come back tomorrow.
1070
Or watch another video on our channel.
1071
The more you listen, the better you get.
1072
It is that simple.
1073
And fourth, and this is very important.
1074
Tell us in the comments which topic from today was your favorite.
1075
Was it food?
1076
Travel?
1077
Daily routine?
1078
Feelings?
1079
Tell us.
1080
We want to know.
1081
Or you can write one sentence in English in the comments.
1082
Just one sentence. About yourself.
1083
Maybe, my name is and I am from.
1084
Or, my favorite food is this.
1085
Or, my hobby is this.
1086
We read every comment.
1087
Every single one.
1088
We love reading what you write.
1089
It makes us happy to see your progress.
1090
And if this video helped you today, please give it a thumbs up.
1091
A like.
1092
It really helps our channel grow.
1093
And when our channel grows, we can make more videos for you.
1094
And if you are not subscribed yet, please subscribe now.
1095
It is free, and you will get new English listening videos every week.
1096
We will see you in the next video.
1097
Keep practicing, keep listening, and keep speaking.
1098
You are doing great.
1099
Really.
1100
We believe in you.
1101
Goodbye, everyone.
1102
Bye-bye.
1103
Take care.
1104
And remember, every day that you practice is a step forward.
1105
See you next time.
1106
See you next time.
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