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from egypt yeah in germany germany

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colombia colombia look at that

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says jen

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um so we're located in berlin yeah um

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about you brian and i'm from boston so

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the us

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north of new york even and it's a little

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close to canada um if you're driving it

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takes you maybe

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about

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four or five hours to drive to

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um canada and maybe three or four hours

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to drive to new york

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fun of course it depends on the traffic

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so should we go ahead and get started or

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should we wait another minute or two um

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i guess we could go ahead and get

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started okay what do you think yeah

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i think we should start let's see

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um

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any new people joining us feel free to

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tell us yeah thanks for joining

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all right so we'll get started

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um

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okay let's um

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start with some greetings

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greetings

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um hi hello thanks for joining

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um so yeah that's a good greeting for

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starters

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so common ways to say hello in english

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are

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hello

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that's a bit more more um

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it's longer to say but it's it's a nice

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thing to say to you hello in the morning

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hello yeah

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um a more casual way there are two

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common casual ways

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uh one of them is just hey

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that's my favorite that's what i say the

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most hey and i usually say hi a little

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more so hi

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um and then

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when you're

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leaving a place

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and the opposite of hello what's the

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opposite of hello

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does anyone know if you know write it in

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the

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comments here

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hi

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thanks for joining

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if you know what the opposite of hello

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is so what do we say when we leave when

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we go

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we say

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bye

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bye

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or goodbye

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it's a little bit more usually i just

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say bye i usually say bye some people

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say bye bye

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um also i'll say something like take

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care

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yeah take care

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yeah bye bye

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okay

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and so how about some when we when we

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greet people though there's a little bit

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more that we say too so we don't just

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say hi

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we usually follow up and say some more

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information or ask some more information

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for example

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how are you yeah how are you i'm good

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how are you i'm good thanks

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in the us we tend to say i'm good that's

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a common response

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even if you're not good yeah you still

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usually say i'm good good yeah another

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way to say how are you

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we sometimes say how's it going

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yeah how's it going or how's it going

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yeah we also say

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this is very informal but very american

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we say what's up

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hey what's up hey and that kind of means

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how are you yeah

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and a lot of times if two people are

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walking past each other but you don't

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have time to stop and talk

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you might just say to someone hey how's

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it going and they might respond by

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saying hey what's up

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and then that's it that's the whole

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conversation

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that's true yeah it's kind of funny i

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think people in different languages do

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that hey how's it going

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very good

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um

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yeah

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and

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other ways to respond to this question

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hey how's it going um we could say

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um

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so there's good you could also say fine

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it's yeah fine yeah i'm okay

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yeah if you're not doing well um you

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usually say i'm doing just okay yeah

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of course to your friends or family if

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they ask how you're doing

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you usually tell them

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really how you're doing but if you see

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a colleague from work or a friend on the

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street it'll be just a quick

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hi i'm good

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thanks

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and then that's it

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um what else

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oh you might have heard this is very

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informal as well

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but

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we said what's up earlier and some

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people just say sup

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sup

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which

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again that's

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the most informal

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we're writing it here below so you can

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see how it's spelled

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all right um

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and

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so

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recently i went to

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um poland

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and that's the country next to germany

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it's

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east of germany and maybe a little north

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and um

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i

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crossed the border

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and i realized that there were some

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words i did not know how to say just the

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very basics

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if you're joining us today you probably

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know them

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um but words like yes

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um so

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are you american yes i am american

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do you want to make me type the question

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and answer

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so are you american

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these are for yes or no questions

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you can say are you american yes i am

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american

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or

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if you're not you could say no

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no i'm not

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american

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all right

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um

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and some words to be polite you would

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say something like

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if you're asking for something

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um

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some very basic words are oh very good

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oh yeah well well written

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um

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you could say please so

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can i have that please

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please is to be nice right

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and if someone gives you the thing you

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asked for

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you can say

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thank you that's right

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yeah so please and thank you

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yes and no

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please and thank you

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and do you know another way to say thank

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you it's a little shorter

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how else do we say thank you in english

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let us know in the comments

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we're so happy you can join us for this

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live stream it's nice to see your

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comments and to

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talk to you in real time

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anybody

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anybody know

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um we'll wait and see for that to pop up

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in the meantime um let's get to talking

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about people so

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i'm a person and

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emily is a person too

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um

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so we have the singular you have one

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person

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one person

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so

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one person i'm one person

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we are

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two

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people

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jinx

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um good

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so

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again one person

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two

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people

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and then um so i am a man

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i am a woman good and then um so the

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plural so you have one man

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but when you have two

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it's called men

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you may have learned other plural words

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in english so when you have two or more

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of something

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well

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a lot of the time for example when you

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have

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hello thanks for joining

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captain t

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um so

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if you have one friend the plural of

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friend you just add an s at the end

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friend becomes friends

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whereas

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for man the plural is

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men

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and what about woman

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um

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well similar to

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two men

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one woman

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two

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women

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now this one is a little strange you

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probably know that english has strange

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pronunciation

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when you spell woman

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so you have one woman

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that's spelled w o m a

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n two or more women is spelt w-o-m-e-n

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but

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you actually pronounce the plural of

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it's actually the first vowel sound that

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changes so

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you don't say

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so for it's one woman with

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but two

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way men with the we sound in the

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beginning so that's how you know when

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you're speaking if something is

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if it's one woman or multiple women so

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yeah um yeah

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all right so when i was younger

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i was not a

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man

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um

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people is plural

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two people yep

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one person two people three people four

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people ten people five people a thousand

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people

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yes very good

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um

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yes a long time ago we were so

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when you say so

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i'm i'm 30 years old

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i'm 31 years old i don't know how old i

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am so oh my god i'm 31 years old um

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so

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i'm not

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young i am older

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and how do you say though when a man was

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younger he was

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it's a word that starts with a b

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and how about for women

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yeah when a woman was younger she was a

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that word starts with a g

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do you guys know

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so that would be

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boy

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and

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girl

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so a young man is a boy

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a young woman is a girl

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earlier i realized we didn't go back to

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say what the short version of thank you

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was you're right so the shorter the

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another way to say thank you is just

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thanks

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yep it's a little um

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it's still polite

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um but thank you is a little more formal

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you say the whole word yeah

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all right so

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we have person becomes people

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the plural of boy and girl girl or boy

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is just girls and boys so you just add

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an s

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to the ends of both of those words

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um all right

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and now moving on to

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let's see

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should we move on to numbers

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yeah we could do some numbers i think

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that would be nice yeah do you wanna do

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you wanna take go ahead with that okay

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so

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let's get started with numbers are you

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guys ready

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so

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does anyone know how many this is

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i do you know

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my goodness

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one

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one

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two

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three

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four

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five

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six

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seven

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eight

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nine

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ten

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shall we go should i review yeah okay so

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again and let's actually start with

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less than one i just

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um so

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zero

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zero

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one

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two

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three

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four

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go captain t

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five

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six

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seven

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eight

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nine ten

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all right so how many is this

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that's eight

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and how many is this

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oh tricky one

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by the way this is an important thing

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most americans say three

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is this so

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their hand like this

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and a lot of europeans is that right

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yeah i mean i think everybody else yeah

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yeah it may be

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um so this is three yeah

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or that yeah

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all right

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um so that's numbers

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zero to ten

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um

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should we go ahead and do 11 through 20

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yeah why not okay

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okay so

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after 10 you have

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11

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so 11

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12

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so 12

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13

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13

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14

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14

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15

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15

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16

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16

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17

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17

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18

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18

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19

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19

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and then 20

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20.

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and now 20 is a funny word 20 is a funny

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word

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because it's written with a t in there

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so some people say 20

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but

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it's more common um or at least we both

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say 20 20

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and we don't say the second t so but

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both are fine you can say 20 or 20. 20

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is just a little easier to say so and

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faster

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so

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after

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so 11 and 12 are kind of by themselves

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but 13

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14

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you kind of just look at the regular

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numbers so 3 4 five six

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change it a little and then add teen

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that's why people between the ages of 13

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and 19

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are called

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teenagers

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they're in their teen

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years

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that's right

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um so and if you guys have any questions

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for us go ahead and you know let us know

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in the comments below thanks for joining

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us thanks for joining our live stream

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yeah

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and again this will be posted on our

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youtube channel we do have videos on

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numbers of course and some of the other

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things that we're teaching

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so if you want to see more information

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about that check out our other videos on

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our youtube channel too

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and like i said at the beginning of the

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live stream for those of you that

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weren't here

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we do have an app that includes these

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videos and so many more

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and tons of worksheets and interactive

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exercises and vocab training so you can

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really get a lot more practice than just

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what our youtube has that's right yeah

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so we have certain listening exercises

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to yeah

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a lot of great resources yep

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okay

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so how are you guys feeling

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ready to continue ready are we

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continuing with the numbers we're almost

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we should get to 100. i think we can do

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it

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all right um so

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we've got all the way through

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um

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so 0 through 20. so continuing 20 to 30

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um and all of the numbers up through 100

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we'll get to those more in a moment but

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20 to 30 so you have 20

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21

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22

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23

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and you can see a pattern here so

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you just say the number

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um in the ones place after with the word

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20. so

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24

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25

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26

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27

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28

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29

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and 30. so

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it's a good way to review your numbers

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zero through

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nine or

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you know

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um as you're counting all the way

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through

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and then numbers

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30 to 100 counting by tens why don't we

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just go ahead and start with 10. so

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we have

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10

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20

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30

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40

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50

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60

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70

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80

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90

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100

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so again similar patterns here as what

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we've seen before

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and just be careful with the

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pronunciation here though

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so the numbers i'll go ahead and type

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them

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there are two numbers here

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so

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here i typed in two numbers

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the first number is 18

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18.

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now when i say this number the t in the

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middle is very clear and crisp

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18

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18

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and the stress on the word is on the

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teen

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that's actually why you say the t very

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clearly

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so

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when you um

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when the stress is

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getting a little technical here

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i'll get back to 80 then the other

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number is 80

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80 and the stress there is on the first

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syllable

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80.

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and there the t even though the word 80

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is written with a t in it it's

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pronounced more like the letter d

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so

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80

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it can be hard to hear sometimes even

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native speakers have to say excuse me

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what did you say

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because it can be difficult to hear the

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difference sometimes and sometimes to

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clarify i'll ask did you say 1-8 or 8-0

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and that's how i'll clarify

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um so i just typed a number

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try saying that word to yourself

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good typed it out i wish we could hear

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you

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so

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which one which

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what is the correct pronunciation for it

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i'll say it i'll say two different words

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you can tell me if it's the first one or

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the second one

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the first word i'm saying is 60

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60

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the second one is 16

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16.

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now again i'll type the number

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was it the first or the second one

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was it this side

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60 or the side

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16.

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that one is 16 so it's the second one

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that i said

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16.

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all right

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so we have our numbers

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um our numbers are one through a hundred

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we have those

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down

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now

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um i think we should work our way

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towards

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um telling the date

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and

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another way to do that maybe we can do

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this first and then skip back to days of

27:07

the week does it sound good yeah cool

27:10

um so when we're saying the date it's

27:11

important to know

27:13

what month it is

27:16

so we're going to go over the months now

27:21

all right

27:22

okay so the months

27:24

in case you don't know what that word

27:26

means

27:28

can you see this

27:29

this

27:31

is the first

27:32

month

27:34

okay

27:36

so the first month

27:38

is january

27:41

january

27:43

the second month

27:45

can you type that yep

27:47

it's february

27:50

february

27:51

you say it different than i do yeah i

27:53

say february so

27:55

i say it like the word brew

27:57

[Laughter]

27:59

so february with the r brew february but

28:03

you say february that's right and a lot

28:05

of people say it's both ways yeah so

28:08

first month

28:10

january oh hi utah utah

28:14

first month january

28:17

second month

28:19

february

28:20

third month

28:22

march

28:24

march

28:26

4th

28:27

april

28:29

april

28:30

hi jaclyn hi thanks for joining

28:34

fifth month

28:36

may

28:38

may

28:39

6th

28:41

june

28:43

june

28:45

july

28:47

july

28:50

august

28:52

august

28:54

september

28:56

that's the month we have right now

28:58

september

29:00

october

29:02

october

29:05

november

29:07

november

29:09

and the last month is december

29:13

december

29:15

so

29:17

those are all the months

29:18

that's right 12 months 12 of them

29:21

and now it's funny because so

29:24

in the

29:25

you know around the world seasons are

29:27

different everywhere

29:29

and

29:30

um even though it might be summertime in

29:35

um january in australia

29:38

in the northern hemisphere so in europe

29:41

and um

29:43

northern parts of asia or pretty much

29:45

all of asia

29:46

and north america including the united

29:49

states canada

29:51

that in january is when we have winter

29:55

um

29:56

so let's take a moment and look at the

29:58

seasons as well i know we said we're

30:00

gonna do dates we can maybe get to dates

30:02

in a moment if that's okay i like to

30:04

talk about seasons

30:06

when i talk about months because

30:08

that helps us um kind of practice saying

30:12

the months some more and also it helps

30:14

us um you know learn what the seasons

30:17

are

30:18

um so if you want in the comments below

30:21

you can write down a season

30:24

and tell us

30:26

which months

30:27

those seasons happen or which months are

30:30

in that season so for example spring

30:34

um what three months are during spring

30:38

um and if you want to choose um you can

30:41

maybe do the ones in the us we do teach

30:44

american style english um so what are

30:46

the seasons in america

30:49

yes

30:50

great question captain t

30:54

what do you think the americans usually

30:57

say

31:00

does anybody know is it fall or autumn

31:05

does anybody know what the americans

31:07

usually say

31:10

why is it called fall

31:12

why is it called fall something happens

31:15

so it's the the leaves so if you have a

31:18

tree

31:19

the leaves on the tree

31:21

they fall

31:23

in the fall they fall in the fall it's

31:25

easy to remember if you think about the

31:27

trees that's right

31:29

so what months are in fall

31:31

so we have september is the first month

31:34

of fall

31:35

we also by the way we do call it august

31:38

i mean august autumn

31:39

we call it autumn two

31:41

[Laughter]

31:45

but yeah it's more common in american

31:47

english to say fall

31:49

okay so in fall we have

31:52

um september

31:55

we have next month which is october

32:00

and lastly

32:02

november

32:05

yeah

32:06

and then um so after fall we have winter

32:10

what are the three months of winter

32:13

well we have

32:14

december

32:17

january

32:19

and february

32:21

a little bit of march sometimes yeah

32:23

yeah they

32:25

overlapped drinks

32:28

yeah they kind of blend into each other

32:31

um and then so spring

32:32

[Music]

32:34

starts

32:35

in spring so we let's see so december

32:38

january february that was winter so then

32:41

we're gonna go with

32:42

march is the next month so march

32:44

april and may

32:46

are spring months

32:48

and that means the summer months

32:51

the best months

32:53

are

32:54

june

32:55

july

32:56

and august

32:58

july and august are usually the hottest

33:02

months in the u.s that's right

33:05

and december

33:06

and january

33:08

are the coldest usually they are yeah

33:12

what's your favorite season

33:14

i love summer and i love fall

33:17

cool what about you

33:19

um i think they're all special for their

33:21

own

33:22

reasons

33:24

i

33:26

um i think fall is my favorite season

33:30

um in america at least because it's very

33:32

cozy you know you put your sweatshirt on

33:36

you drink some oh almost time for a

33:37

break

33:38

um

33:39

you put your sweatshirt on

33:41

you

33:42

you know light some candles coffee yeah

33:45

you get a warm drink maybe some hot

33:47

apple cider is really common where i'm

33:49

from do you have apple cider where

33:50

you're from yes definitely okay we drink

33:53

lots of apple cider

33:55

um

33:56

dennis thinks fall is the best i think

33:59

we all like fall don't we i agree with

34:01

you dennis

34:02

good choice

34:03

yeah also fall is just beautiful

34:05

especially in new england because that's

34:08

when all of the the trees they turn um

34:11

bright yellow and bright orange and this

34:14

glowing red color it's absolutely

34:17

beautiful yeah before they all fall

34:20

before they fall

34:21

utta wants to know when our birthdays

34:23

are oh

34:25

that's a great question because we were

34:28

just about to talk about that that's

34:29

right birthdays and dates

34:32

yeah

34:34

oota's birthday is in may nice so she

34:37

has what

34:38

utta

34:39

what season

34:41

is your birthday in

34:44

can you tell us

34:49

while utah prepares her answer when's

34:52

your birthday

34:53

my birthday

34:55

is

34:56

august 12th

34:57

cool august 12th now notice she's not

35:00

saying 12 she's saying 12th

35:06

good

35:10

so when we say numbers for dates we add

35:13

a

35:14

sound at the end the exceptions are for

35:17

the words first and second

35:20

so if your birthday is on for example

35:23

february 1st

35:25

it's the

35:26

number one february 1 but we say

35:29

february first

35:32

number two is the second

35:35

second

35:39

yeah okay um and then you have third

35:44

third

35:45

and then lastly

35:47

um you have the th word so fourth

35:51

fifth

35:52

sixth

35:53

seventh

35:54

eighth

35:55

ninth

35:56

ten 11 12 13 so it just added the sound

36:01

at the end of the number

36:04

sorry i'm a slow

36:05

i'm slow at typing you guys i'm sorry

36:09

trying

36:12

you're good oh so we have some new

36:13

people joining us thank you to people

36:15

who are joining us

36:16

oh and uh fabian

36:19

the seasons in tulsa we have all four

36:22

seasons so in winter it's very cold and

36:25

spring

36:26

lots of rain

36:28

and fall it's wonderful lots of

36:30

beautiful trees and leaves falling and

36:34

in winter oh in summer it's very hot and

36:36

summer it's very very hot i can imagine

36:38

we get it all we have to have all the

36:40

clothes first it's also kind of deserty

36:44

no

36:44

okay it's just

36:46

it's just flat it's flat

36:49

there's no hills or mountains it's just

36:52

and then utah said her birthday is in

36:54

the spring that's right yes very good

36:59

all right

37:00

um so dates

37:02

so yeah when we say the date in american

37:04

english

37:05

you say the month first and then you say

37:08

the ordinal number so again first second

37:12

third

37:13

fourth fifth sixth etc

37:16

um

37:17

yeah

37:18

so for example

37:20

um certain holidays at the end of

37:22

october the very last day is

37:25

october 31st

37:27

which is halloween

37:29

so october 31st

37:32

another strange number when you're

37:34

saying um

37:35

the ordinary numbers

37:37

is 20 becomes 20th

37:41

30 becomes 30th

37:44

40 becomes 40th so you say

37:47

if at the end instead of just a f sound

37:51

so 20th 30th 40th 50th

37:54

etc

37:57

welcome to anybody new who's joined us

38:00

where are you guys located where are you

38:02

let us know in the comments if you have

38:04

questions for us feel free to also

38:06

comment to your questions

38:08

and don't forget if you've missed any of

38:10

this so far

38:11

we will post this video to our channel

38:14

and you can watch it later to catch up

38:16

on anything you might have missed in the

38:18

beginning

38:21

okay

38:23

should we

38:24

go ahead and maybe the break now since

38:26

we're in between yeah yeah that sounds

38:27

good so we're going to take a small

38:29

break if any of you need to go get a

38:31

drink use the bathroom for about five

38:34

minutes and then we'll continue on

38:36

that's right

38:38

so take some time yeah stand up stretch

38:41

your legs if you need to yeah

38:44

yeah i need to

38:46

this is called stretching i'll write it

38:48

in the get some water

38:51

i'm stretching

38:56

and i'm

38:58

thirsty yep i'm always thirsty always

39:01

drinking a lot of water

39:05

okay

39:06

and if you have questions now again now

39:09

is a good time for them to

39:12

go ahead and post your questions in the

39:14

comments

39:16

yeah and if you have any other ideas on

39:19

live streams oh hi

39:22

oh wow

39:23

very cool from zambia wow

39:26

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39:40

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39:43

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39:44

see and we will try

39:47

to do it that's right yep yeah

39:54

also oh i almost forgot

39:58

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40:00

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40:54

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40:56

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40:58

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41:00

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41:02

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41:05

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41:06

um for example the ways we use certain

41:10

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41:12

language and i love learning languages i

41:14

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41:16

sometimes i want to know okay

41:19

how do

41:21

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41:23

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41:26

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41:28

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41:30

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41:42

comments here

41:44

so are we from germany

41:46

no we both live in germany right now but

41:49

we're both american

41:51

i'm from oklahoma

41:54

and he's from go ahead and i'm from

41:55

boston yeah but we're both american yep

41:58

both american living in germany

42:01

and i agree

42:03

a live stream about american english

42:05

slang would be super cool

42:08

so slang is um

42:11

kind of hard to describe yeah it's words

42:13

we use

42:15

they're not um they're not considered

42:17

like proper or formal language um it's

42:20

not really something you write down but

42:22

you actually say it a lot

42:25

um you might even say it sometimes in

42:27

formal settings

42:28

um you know there's sort of playful ways

42:31

that you can use slang in all different

42:34

ways

42:35

um

42:36

hi jenny

42:38

okay also captain t asked is it almost

42:41

forgot or almost forget

42:44

yeah good question that is a good

42:46

question

42:47

so here do you want me to okay

42:49

yeah so here so she was

42:52

emily was talking about something she

42:54

already said in the past

42:57

so because of that she's saying oh i

42:59

almost forgot to say it

43:01

um so that would be in the past

43:04

yeah almost a great question

43:06

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43:09

going so she didn't forget for the

43:12

entire live stream

43:14

yeah she mentioned it

43:16

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43:17

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43:19

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43:20

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43:22

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43:49

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43:52

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43:56

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43:57

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43:58

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44:02

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44:10

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44:12

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44:16

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44:18

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44:19

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44:20

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44:23

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44:26

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44:31

something's happening back there yeah

44:35

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44:38

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44:39

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44:42

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44:44

a word and i think hmm

44:46

how do i say that word and i might have

44:49

to look it up in the dictionary or

44:51

somewhere online

44:52

um and so we know that when you're

44:54

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44:56

harder you have um

44:59

you know

45:00

um

45:01

just really common words that you look

45:03

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45:06

should we type busy down yeah that's a

45:08

good one

45:10

um

45:12

so you have words that they look like it

45:14

should be said a different way and then

45:16

you're like oh okay it's pronounced busy

45:19

yeah doesn't look like it says busy but

45:22

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45:23

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45:25

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45:27

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45:29

all right um so

45:31

um grab your

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45:34

shall we continue on we should continue

45:36

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45:38

break there again don't forget to

45:41

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45:43

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45:49

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45:53

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46:18

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46:23

um and so do you want to go ahead and

46:26

should we do uh would you like to do

46:28

colors by chance oh that's fun yeah

46:30

let's do colors so we're gonna

46:33

ease back in from the break with colors

46:37

do you know your colors in english

46:39

what's your favorite color let us know

46:41

in the comments

46:42

do you have a favorite color i totally

46:44

have a favorite color i'll start with my

46:46

favorite okay start with your hair you

46:48

can choose your favorite color and we'll

46:49

do that oh i have a couple i have to

46:51

choose one i've choose one

46:53

one color today

46:55

um

46:57

i'm gonna choose this one how did i know

46:59

i just knew you just knew okay

47:02

so it might be kind of hard to see

47:04

does anyone know what this oh it says

47:07

don't look

47:09

this color

47:12

it's my favorite color

47:14

this color is pink

47:17

pink

47:20

pink

47:23

okay

47:24

brian what's your favorite color

47:26

um this is one of my favorite colors

47:28

what color is that

47:31

boop

47:32

mine doesn't say i have mine turned the

47:33

right way but also if i show you the

47:35

other way it only shows on one side so

47:38

this color

47:39

is green

47:41

green is my favorite color it's one of

47:43

them yep

47:45

okay so what are some things that are

47:47

green oh my gosh great question

47:50

grass is green trees are green

47:53

well the leaves are yes plants lots of

47:56

plants are green

47:57

what's pink what's pink flowers are pink

48:01

my nails are pink oh very nice

48:05

all right another color pink okay um ooh

48:09

let's do this one

48:10

does anyone know

48:12

that's right

48:14

what this color is

48:16

this is a bright

48:18

pretty color it's very light

48:22

the sun is this color

48:30

this is

48:31

yellow

48:33

yellow

48:34

very good

48:36

what else is yellow i said the sun in

48:39

the sky the sun is yellow

48:42

what else is yellow some flowers are

48:45

yellow my shirt has a little yellow on

48:48

it or is it orangey yellow okay orange

48:50

yellow

48:52

some apples are yellow yes

48:56

what color is this

49:02

a food that has the same color or the

49:05

same name

49:08

oh i just realized something too that

49:09

this is delayed so like

49:11

um when they come they're probably

49:13

saying that like

49:14

like apples ah

49:16

yeah it's like green or something

49:19

apples are also green

49:21

this

49:22

is orange

49:25

orange

49:28

what else is orange

49:32

oranges oranges yeah what else

49:34

oranges

49:39

flowers can be orange flowers could be

49:41

any color that's the easy answer

49:44

well that's orange

49:47

all right

49:48

what about this

49:51

yes oranges are orange

49:53

what about this color

49:55

carrots great carrots are orange too

49:58

very good ah yes

50:00

what about this color

50:02

this is a pretty color sorry brian

50:03

you're good

50:04

i'm hiding hiding behind the blue can

50:07

you see me this is the same color as

50:09

this

50:14

this is blue blue

50:17

and

50:18

things that are blue

50:20

the ocean the ocean ocean's blue the

50:24

sky

50:26

yeah very good yeah the blue blueberries

50:29

are blue oh yes

50:32

yeah

50:33

i love blueberries me too i had some

50:35

today in my oatmeal i have this everyday

50:38

blueberries in my opening the frozen

50:39

ones

50:40

very delicious

50:42

um

50:43

let's

50:45

this is one of my favorite colors

50:48

this is one of my favorite colors too

50:53

oh that's hard to see it is hard to see

50:55

oh oh okay never mind no it's not no

50:59

it's

51:00

does anyone know what this color is

51:03

the opposite of can i see what the

51:05

opposite

51:06

is told them if you can oh okay no we're

51:08

not gonna or what's the opposite of this

51:10

color too you can yeah very good it's

51:13

black

51:14

black i always wear black not always i

51:17

often

51:18

wear black

51:19

it's a very she's such a berliner it's

51:22

berlin color

51:23

berliner's always i'm a bad brother

51:25

because i do not wear black

51:28

um as much as

51:30

other berliners do i have any black i

51:32

have like one black i've never seen you

51:34

wear black

51:35

i have one particular black shirt if i

51:37

show it to you you'll be like ah i

51:39

recognize it what else is black and

51:41

what's the opposite of black great we go

51:44

there next

51:49

this one is confusing

51:51

what is what the whole thing what color

51:56

this is the opposite

51:58

of black

52:08

white yes very very good

52:11

white and black

52:14

are opposites

52:18

okay

52:19

what else is white

52:22

um

52:23

clouds are white yeah

52:25

paper

52:27

paper is usually white

52:32

um

52:33

a lot of things are like milk is white

52:35

milk is white yogurt

52:39

vanilla ice cream

52:41

all the foods

52:42

all the dairy foods

52:44

and in between

52:47

so between

52:49

okay i need your hand

52:50

black and white

52:54

there is this color

52:58

what color is that

53:00

so it's a little bit of white and a

53:02

little bit of black make this color

53:12

i love hiding no i'm like brian's not

53:15

here

53:16

[Laughter]

53:20

ah great question again captain t that

53:26

is another british and american

53:29

difference

53:32

uh yes wedding dresses are also usually

53:34

white

53:36

so us english we often say

53:40

gray with an a

53:44

and uk english

53:46

they often say gray

53:50

with an a

53:51

what's a mean

53:52

with an e

53:55

you're yeah

53:56

add it to the bloopers add it to the

53:58

bloopers exactly

53:59

but i say both depending on how i feel i

54:03

don't really are you aware you write

54:05

them both right yeah yeah because

54:07

they're both said the same way

54:09

it's just that you write them

54:10

differently i also write them both ways

54:12

um

54:13

just depending i don't know i don't know

54:15

why there's no reason it's just they're

54:16

both there

54:18

and i use them both

54:19

yeah do we still have more colors we

54:21

have three more colors oh my goodness

54:22

all the colors okay let's go for this

54:30

what color is this it's kind of hard to

54:33

see here

54:36

you guys tell me what this color is oh

54:38

wait oh no

54:39

i almost gave you the answer

54:44

brown yes exactly

54:46

brown

54:48

brown

54:50

so what is brown

54:53

um

54:55

tree trunks so

54:56

the big part of the tree is brown

55:00

um dirt

55:02

so the earth

55:04

is brown

55:07

wood is brown i guess that comes from

55:09

tree trunks right

55:11

tree trunks that are is it chocolate is

55:13

chocolate brown chocolate's brown

55:15

usually yeah or like kind of black maybe

55:18

chocolate i love chocolate this this cup

55:20

is brown

55:22

oh yeah we have lots of chocolate right

55:24

here

55:25

dog poop

55:27

that's awesome

55:31

i'm not gonna eat the chocolate right

55:32

now though because i did just brush my

55:34

teeth a little bit ago okay

55:36

two more colors

55:41

that's very hard to see

55:42

okay do we have a different example um

55:46

yeah i think i have a shirt wait here

55:49

but it's also very dark too this color

55:53

right there just this little part

56:02

does anybody know

56:04

what's that color

56:10

yeah i mostly just have i think one word

56:12

for that in english or i guess there are

56:14

different words yeah

56:16

oh pink close

56:19

very close it

56:21

yeah that example we already did the

56:23

pigs

56:24

can you hold up the pink again

56:26

we said this was pink

56:35

um but yeah this is more of a um

56:39

at least

56:40

maybe on camera it looks a little

56:42

different but in person it's more of a

56:43

yeah purple exactly yeah purple

56:47

um

56:48

purple or

56:50

violet

56:55

slightly different colors but that's

56:57

okay yeah violet is more

57:00

violet purple what's the difference

57:02

great question to me i think they're the

57:04

same color violet's you i think it's

57:06

slightly darker than purple i think

57:09

purple has more pink and it's brighter

57:12

but violet has more blue and it's a

57:15

little darker

57:16

i think

57:18

don't quote me on that but i think

57:22

so this is violet it says here violet

57:26

see how dark it is

57:29

i'm sure that um paint companies and

57:31

crayon companies also make a difference

57:34

in the name too yes

57:36

um all right so we have one last color

57:38

one this is our last color yeah cool and

57:41

then do you know what color we didn't

57:43

say yet

57:45

it's uh of the main colors

57:47

it is this one right here now i'm gonna

57:50

hide emily bye

57:54

what color is that again it might look a

57:56

little different on camera than in

57:58

person hopefully it looks the same to

58:00

you as it does to us

58:02

yeah good so this is red yes yep

58:05

the color red

58:07

is red yeah what is red fire trucks are

58:09

red yeah in america

58:12

fire is red

58:13

and orange and yellow okay fires look

58:16

okay some people wear red lipstick

58:20

the youtube logo logo is

58:23

red mm-hmm that's true

58:25

this is red i don't want to grab it i'm

58:28

scared yeah a lot of things are red it's

58:31

a very common color stop signs

58:34

are red when you're driving the stop

58:36

sign

58:37

all right now quiz time okay

58:41

the the u.s flag yes so um apples are

58:46

red

58:47

um the u.s flag has what three colors

58:52

on it

58:53

the us flag

58:58

the flag do you know what the flag is

58:59

yeah what's the flag it's the like

59:03

it's uh it's a piece of cloth that

59:06

people use to represent a country so

59:09

each country has a flag

59:12

the german flag is i'm going to say the

59:14

color is wrong

59:16

black not yellow but gold gold and red

59:21

red

59:24

um and then the u.s flag is

59:29

red

59:30

white

59:31

and blue

59:32

red white and blue we say that a lot

59:35

yeah all right

59:38

okey dokey

59:39

well i think we've learned oh yes there

59:43

you go there's the flags the flag ah yes

59:46

okay oh tomatoes are red yeah tomatoes

59:49

and apples thanks for your comments

59:50

everyone

59:51

very very good

59:53

okay should we talk about i never do

59:55

days of the week did we oh my gosh no we

59:58

didn't all right

59:59

red white and blue yeah very good

60:02

yeah don't forget your e at the end of

60:04

white yep yep

60:05

so

60:06

back

60:07

before colors and before the break we

60:09

talked about months

60:12

now let's talk about days of the week

60:17

okay

60:18

so before we start

60:21

america

60:22

kind of does something different than a

60:25

lot of other countries

60:27

we start

60:28

our week on what day sunday sunday

60:32

that's right which is kind of funny

60:33

because that's a day that people don't

60:36

work but when you look at an american

60:38

calendar you'll see on the two sides

60:42

are the weekend days so this is sunday

60:46

and this is saturday

60:48

so we start with sunday

60:51

monday

60:54

tuesday

60:56

wednesday

60:57

thursday

60:59

friday

61:00

and saturday

61:04

so the weekend is

61:06

saturday and sunday

61:08

and the work week or just the week

61:11

is monday tuesday wednesday thursday and

61:15

friday

61:18

it's important you capitalize so with

61:20

big letters the days of the week we

61:23

always write them with big letters

61:25

capital letters that's right

61:28

so all together

61:30

sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday

61:34

friday saturday and we also have a video

61:37

on youtube on this very topic so days of

61:40

the week

61:41

and um

61:44

typically when we're talking about

61:46

um what we do regularly so for example

61:50

um you know if you're going to a class

61:54

or something you know i have a dance

61:56

class that i normally go to

61:58

i go to dance class every wednesday

62:02

alright so i can say every wednesday i

62:05

go to dance class

62:07

another way i could say the sentence

62:09

think of how else you could say this so

62:12

every wednesday i go to dance class

62:16

but instead of saying every wednesday

62:20

i could say on wednesdays with an s

62:25

on wednesdays i go to dance class

62:30

so that's another way to say every

62:31

wednesday

62:33

my regular

62:34

you know regular habits

62:36

every week

62:39

cool

62:40

okay so one and then so for example

62:44

on

62:45

mondays

62:47

i go to my finish class my language

62:51

class

62:53

so on mondays

62:58

i go to

63:00

a language class

63:04

or every monday

63:07

without the s

63:09

i go to a language class

63:11

now here's a good question for you

63:14

what's the best day of the week

63:18

oh that's hard yeah what's what's your

63:20

favorite day of the week what's what's

63:22

the best day of the week and what's the

63:24

worst day of the week

63:27

so what day of the week do you love what

63:30

day the week

63:31

do not love

63:33

and if you want to you can also tell us

63:35

why in the comments too

63:38

so um let's see do i have a favorite day

63:41

of the week

63:42

um

63:44

i think

63:47

mine is maybe saturday

63:49

um

63:52

sunday is sunday the best day or the

63:54

worst day

63:56

oh good question i hope it's the best

63:59

day

64:00

why is it the best day

64:03

i think my favorite day is

64:05

saturday yeah i think mine's saturday

64:08

too or friday is cool too but saturday's

64:10

nice because

64:12

everybody is outside

64:14

walking around all the stores are open

64:17

this is something special about germany

64:19

so

64:20

in the u.s stores are open every day of

64:23

the week so monday through

64:26

sunday or saturday sunday through

64:28

saturday

64:30

it's confusing now

64:32

but in germany

64:34

all of the stores are closed on sunday

64:36

all of the stores are closed on sunday

64:39

with very few exceptions so

64:42

ins and train stations the supermarkets

64:45

so where you buy food those stores are

64:48

open

64:50

um

64:50

but otherwise normal supermarkets are

64:53

closed and i don't go shopping very much

64:57

but sometimes i like to just walk around

64:59

and go shopping or just have the

65:02

possibility to just look around a store

65:05

and i can do that on saturday but i

65:07

can't do that on sunday

65:09

yeah

65:10

also if i need to buy food if i need to

65:12

buy groceries

65:13

i need to plan and do that on saturday

65:16

because sometimes if you're like oh you

65:18

know

65:20

i know people who either they move or

65:23

they just arrive to germany for the

65:24

first day

65:26

and they arrive on a saturday

65:28

and they think oh tomorrow is sunday

65:31

i'll buy food then

65:33

but you can't because the supermarkets

65:35

are closed

65:36

luckily restaurants are open on

65:40

all the time especially in berlin

65:42

so on sundays you can just go to a

65:44

restaurant if you need to

65:46

even though it might be a little more

65:48

expensive

65:52

all right

65:54

i'm just answering captain t's question

65:56

do we change the noun into plural form

65:58

after every

66:01

no you just say every sunday

66:04

i go to the park

66:06

good question

66:07

every sunday

66:09

i go to the park

66:11

every tuesday i go to the grocery store

66:16

yep

66:17

every wednesday

66:19

he goes to dance class

66:21

every monday i go to language class

66:26

what's what's the worst day of the week

66:28

for you the worst day that's i don't

66:30

know i guess like

66:31

wednesdays i just think they're like

66:34

long and weird okay

66:37

that's fair i don't really have a worst

66:39

day

66:40

all the days are pretty good this um

66:43

something else i want to say before we

66:45

move on to the next topic and this will

66:48

also bring us to our next topic

66:51

is

66:52

a lot of people in the u.s you know on

66:55

friday they're excited it's the last day

66:56

of the week they can relax a little more

66:59

they just have to get through the work

67:01

day and then they're free for having fun

67:03

on the weekend

67:05

you know they enjoy saturday too have a

67:07

good time but on sunday you know you

67:10

wake up

67:11

and you do the things you need to do

67:14

before you have to work again on monday

67:18

and maybe towards the end of the day you

67:20

have this feeling of like oh

67:22

i have to work tomorrow and i don't want

67:24

to

67:25

um this feeling some people call it the

67:27

sunday scaries have you heard of this

67:30

yes yeah having the sunday scaries

67:33

and so to be scared of something

67:36

is when you're like ah

67:38

you know if something surprises you or

67:40

you're afraid of something then you are

67:43

scared of it

67:46

so the sunday scaries

67:48

um and that brings us to our next topic

67:51

which is

67:52

common feelings and emotions

67:54

we also have a video of this on youtube

67:57

as well

67:59

so go ahead and check that out on our

68:00

youtube channel

68:02

and i thought a fun way to talk about

68:04

emotions would be i can act out an

68:06

emotion or a feeling and emily's going

68:09

to guess

68:10

what emotion i

68:12

um i'm acting out it's just fun do you

68:15

like that i love that okay let's see she

68:17

didn't know we were going to do this

68:18

this is

68:19

something i uh this is a surprise

68:22

yeah surprise

68:24

that's a good

68:27

ah okay surprise okay um

68:30

hit me i'm ready

68:31

okay

68:35

oh

68:36

yes oh no

68:39

he's crying

68:40

he's crying his tears

68:43

coming down

68:44

tears he must be

68:47

sad i'm so sad brian

68:50

is sad

68:52

i'm sad

68:55

brian's sad because there's no coffee

68:58

because there's no coffee i'm sad too i

69:00

just have water

69:03

sad

69:05

okay

69:06

okay

69:07

i'm sorry

69:09

um give me another one

69:11

okay are you ready

69:13

yes

69:20

brian is yawning

69:22

oh

69:23

that's yawning

69:26

so that must mean oh and he's falling

69:30

asleep he's starting to sleep

69:33

that must mean that brian is

69:37

tired

69:39

i'm so tired he's so tired i'm ready for

69:42

bed

69:43

even though it's only 5 30 in the

69:46

evening okay

69:49

okay

69:50

good

69:51

all right are you ready for our next one

69:53

okay

69:56

um

69:58

he's smiling

70:00

he has a smile on his face

70:04

he

70:05

looks

70:06

it hurts to smile so much he looks

70:08

pretty happy

70:10

are you happy i'm happy brian is happy

70:13

i hope you guys are happy too watching

70:15

this yeah go ahead if you want to guess

70:18

what my emotion is too you can go ahead

70:20

and type it in the comments too

70:24

brian is happy

70:26

all right

70:28

any other emotions you want

70:33

this is not good

70:35

something bad has happened that's right

70:38

because brian i'm not happy is

70:41

angry

70:49

very angry oh i like the emojis good

70:51

choice yeah thanks computer yeah

70:54

brian is angry

70:56

angry

70:59

all right

71:00

um

71:01

let's see should we do any other common

71:03

emotions i'll let you guys um go ahead

71:06

and comment what are other common

71:08

emotions that you can think of in

71:10

english go ahead and let us know in the

71:12

comments below oh wait i have um yeah i

71:15

was going to say and in the meantime

71:16

emily can if you have some you can go

71:18

ahead this is a good one

71:20

when you're learning a language maybe

71:22

you'll feel this way a lot oh no

71:27

oh

71:28

that she has a furrowed brow she looks

71:31

like she's not sure what do you know the

71:33

answer

71:34

no

71:35

i think she's confused i'm so confused

71:41

emily is confused

71:43

i'm confused so when you come quite a

71:45

bit when you're confused that means that

71:47

you don't understand

71:49

you're confused

71:53

to be confused i am

71:56

confused

72:00

all right i have another one

72:02

unless you want to go i don't have

72:03

another one okay um

72:06

oh gosh

72:09

oh my gosh

72:11

there's nothing to do

72:16

i'm doing a bad job acting i know what

72:18

you are though

72:20

he's like a teenager in school

72:22

yeah

72:23

i don't like this class

72:25

he's not interested yet

72:28

yeah good job i'm bryan is bored

72:31

bored brian

72:33

brian

72:34

some good alliteration

72:37

he's bored

72:39

cool

72:41

um

72:42

shall we go ahead and continue with

72:46

this one

72:48

yeah that's a good one that's a good one

72:51

okay

72:52

okay you guys

72:54

here we go

72:56

this is the fun stuff so now we're going

72:57

to do body parts

73:00

and we're going to start with this part

73:03

of the body well first of all this is

73:05

your body oh yeah yeah thank you

73:08

body

73:09

that from your head to your toes that's

73:11

your body yeah it's what makes us

73:14

physically what we are right

73:16

deep yeah okay so so what is this whole

73:20

thing called

73:22

[Music]

73:23

this is your

73:26

head your head

73:28

spelled h-e-a-d

73:30

your

73:33

and you have lots of body parts

73:36

on your head

73:38

that's right

73:40

um and we're going to start with our

73:42

eyes

73:43

we see

73:45

with our eyes

73:47

again this is another video that i have

73:50

on youtube

73:51

um on our youtube channel go ahead and

73:54

check it out

73:55

so one eye

73:57

two eyes

74:01

okay

74:03

this you smell

74:05

with this you also breathe

74:11

using your

74:13

nose nose

74:15

so you smell with your nose and you

74:17

breathe with your nose

74:20

and then under your nose you have your

74:24

should i say it or should we wait give

74:26

them some time let's see anybody wanna

74:30

what is this what's this called

74:35

yamaha

74:36

that you speak using this

74:39

you also eat using this and you breathe

74:41

using this

74:43

oh yeah you breathe i mean it's like you

74:45

open it to breathe it does a lot like do

74:47

it

74:49

all right

74:51

it's your mouth that's right you talk

74:53

with your mouth

74:55

you breathe with your mouth you eat with

74:57

your mouth so the whole thing

74:59

is your mouth

75:01

these

75:02

they're on your mouth

75:04

they are your lips

75:06

just these

75:08

just the outside

75:11

it's where you put lipstick what color

75:13

are your lips a little review from

75:15

earlier oh great question yeah what

75:17

color are your lips

75:20

purple no

75:22

or are they are they red are my lips red

75:26

i don't think so no

75:32

black

75:33

no

75:35

fine art

75:37

my lips are

75:39

pink

75:41

pink lips

75:43

okay behind your lips what do you have

75:46

these white things here

75:49

these are your

75:50

teeth now be careful here you say one

75:54

tooth

75:55

but two or more teeth

75:58

so these are your teeth

76:00

yep

76:01

when i wake up in the morning

76:03

after i eat breakfast i brush my teeth

76:07

and before i go to bed i also

76:10

brush my teeth

76:13

and what is this that we talk with

76:16

we use this to talk we can't talk

76:18

without it

76:22

talk with it starts with a t

76:29

with your

76:31

tongue

76:32

tongue

76:33

talk with your tongue

76:35

you can stick your tongue out

76:36

that's not very nice

76:40

all right now these

76:43

what are these called

76:44

you listen with them what did you say i

76:47

didn't hear you excuse me these are your

76:50

ears

76:52

you listen with your ears

76:56

you can also have earrings on your ears

76:58

these are earrings we both have earrings

77:01

different kinds

77:03

ears so also on your head like on your

77:06

head i don't have very much of it i have

77:09

a little bit

77:10

this is called yeah emily has much more

77:13

this is hair hair yep you have hair on

77:16

your head

77:18

we don't call it hairs

77:20

it's just hair no s

77:22

hairs is different

77:25

what color is your hair

77:27

good

77:28

question it's a little bit

77:31

brown

77:33

and a little bit

77:35

blonde that's right

77:38

blonde is yellow hair that's right yeah

77:42

we don't normally say yellow hair

77:44

um i can think of some songs where

77:47

people say that somebody has yellow hair

77:50

uh but we usually say blonde instead

77:52

blonde hair

77:53

or brown hair i have brown hair for

77:56

example

77:57

um you can also have black hair

78:00

red hair red hair gray hair gray white

78:03

hair i have a little bit of gray hair in

78:05

my beard

78:07

this is my beard

78:08

that's good too what is this if if you

78:11

only had this

78:13

it curls yeah

78:17

what would that be that would be a

78:19

mustache

78:22

i know it's a hard word to spell i

78:24

always take with the french way

78:25

that's how i spell it okay is that wrong

78:27

um

78:29

english spelling

78:31

i must ask you a question

78:34

yeah that's right

78:35

mustache

78:38

let's see if i can find someone with a

78:40

mustache

78:41

this guy has a oh no he doesn't have a

78:44

mustache i'm sorry

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i thought he had a mustache your

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computer is lying to you well a mustache

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is hair here i don't have a mustache and

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i don't have a beard but i have a beard

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and

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i have a sad mustache i don't have much

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of a mustache but a little bit of hair

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there so beard mustache

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can you guess what these are

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this is advanced here

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these are your eyebrows

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your eyebrows

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and this whole thing

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oh that's a good one all your nose your

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lips your teeth your eyes your eyebrows

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your mustache your beard

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are all part of what

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your face

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your face so your face is on your head

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let's move on yeah do other parts of the

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body

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what's that

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that's your this whole area

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this is called your neck

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neck your neck is attached to your body

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and your head

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your neck keeps your head on your body

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thank goodness

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all right next we have yep

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oh the whole thing just all of it

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what is this

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what is that what could it be um

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this is your arm

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your

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arm and then this is your

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where you have two of them just like you

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have two arms normally

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these are your shoulders one shoulder

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two shoulders just regular plural

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shoulder

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good

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hi

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that's your hand or those are his hands

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hand and what are on your hands

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all these little things ten fingers

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fingers fingers one finger two fingers

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three fingers all the fingers oh

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good okay

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so

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back to here

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what is this

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it's your chest your chest

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your chest

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and then

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below here you're gonna have to stand up

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here

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is your stomach

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this is your stomach or your belly

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your stomach or your belly

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how do you say each finger ah oh each of

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the finger names

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we should well should we do the um body

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part there just like these and then

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those yeah we'll get we'll get to the

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fingers in just a like should probably

81:42

close out a little bit too yeah okay

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so so um so this part here oh boy

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so this whoo we're gonna fall over

81:53

um is your

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leg your leg

81:57

i have two legs

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so when you're walking you're walking

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using your legs

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this part is your knee so oh it's hard

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to see

82:08

the part that bends so

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right here

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you're good at balancing you're better

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at balancing than i am it's the yoga

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so your knee

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and then and then lastly

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is

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your foot it's like a hand but for your

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leg

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foot one foot

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two two

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feet

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so

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if we have fingers on our hands

82:47

what do we have on our feet

82:50

foot fingers

82:52

that's not english that's french

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oh that's what you're doing that's what

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they're called

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um

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all right yeah so those are your toes

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yeah

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uh yeah our toes we have

83:08

some of us have tintos

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all right so

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now talking about fingers so you were

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talking about the names of them great

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question from captain t

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um all right so let's start with this

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one

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this is called your thumb

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your thumb you don't pronounce the b

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just thumb

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good and then

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this has two names this is called either

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your index finger

83:37

your index finger

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or your pointer finger because you

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usually point with it it's not nice to

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point yeah some people think it's rude

83:45

to point i think it's funny but some

83:48

people also they'll point with their

83:49

whole hand just because they say it's

83:51

nicer it is over there do you think so

83:54

yeah i mean if someone's pointing at you

83:55

you're like

83:56

yeah yeah

83:58

okay so index or pointer finger that's

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right

84:03

then we have

84:04

um and then we have your middle finger

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notice i'm putting my whole hand up

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because putting up just your middle

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finger in the us is rude

84:13

like in many places in the world

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and then you have your ring finger

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because you wear a ring

84:23

that's usually where you wear a ring

84:26

so that's easier to remember

84:30

and then lastly

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and my favorite

84:33

the favorite name of a finger is pinky

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this is your pinky

84:38

what a cute name

84:40

both are spelled like that

84:42

do you know if there's one american one

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um

84:45

i usually spell it the first way

84:48

i don't know yeah but i don't know

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um

84:52

yeah your pinky

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pinky it's your small your teeny tiny

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little little pinky yeah so again so

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that's

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your thumb

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your pointer or index finger

85:03

your middle finger

85:05

your ring finger and your pinky

85:08

cute

85:09

good all right little quiz what are

85:11

these called

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you look at people using your

85:17

eyes eyes

85:19

um what are three or four body parts

85:23

that you use to

85:25

um talk with

85:28

when you talk

85:29

you use

85:31

three to four or you use a lot a lot of

85:33

body parts the inside parts too but

85:35

that's for another day

85:39

you can also drink using them too

85:41

yes so when you talk you use your

85:44

lips

85:46

you use your teeth

85:48

to say teeth

85:50

for example you need your teeth to say

85:52

teeth

85:52

um you use your tongue a lot

85:56

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85:58

your mouth right

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so your mouth

86:02

you also use your throat right because

86:04

the wind goes through the throat is this

86:06

part of your neck

86:07

so this is your neck oh that's right

86:09

this is your throat all right

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thanks

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yeah so your throat and your neck

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good cool

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all right so that is um

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