Day 1: Speak English in 30 Days / Greetings and Introductions / Sentences Shadowing Practice — Transcript

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1. 0:00Hello, hello, hello. Welcome to Sarah
2. 0:02and Adam Everyday English. I'm Sarah and
3. 0:05I am so happy you clicked on this video
4. 0:07today.
5. 0:08>> And I'm Adam. Hi everyone. Hi Sarah.
6. 0:11>> Hi Adam. Are you ready? Because today is
7. 0:14a very big day.
8. 0:17>> It is a big day. Today is day one of our
9. 0:2030-day English challenge.
10. 0:23>> Yes, 30 days. 30 short lessons, one
11. 0:27video every day. you and us together.
12. 0:32>> 30 days sounds like a lot. Actually, no.
13. 0:3630 days is 1 month. That's not so long.
14. 0:40>> That's right. One month. And in one
15. 0:42month, your English will feel so much
16. 0:45better. I promise you.
17. 0:48>> Sarah, can I say something to the people
18. 0:50watching?
19. 0:51>> Please go ahead.
20. 0:52>> If you are watching this and you feel a
21. 0:54little nervous, that's okay. I feel
22. 0:57nervous too sometimes. English is not my
23. 1:00first language either and I still say
24. 1:02funny things.
25. 1:04>> You say very funny things.
26. 1:07>> Hey, I said funny, not wrong. [snorts]
27. 1:11>> Sometimes both, Adam. Sometimes both.
28. 1:15>> Okay, that's fair.
29. 1:17>> So, everyone, here is how our 30 days
30. 1:20will work. Every day we learn one small
31. 1:24thing. Just one. One small thing, not
32. 1:28100 things.
33. 1:30>> Exactly. Small is good. Small is easy.
34. 1:34And small things become big things after
35. 1:3730 days.
36. 1:38>> I like that. Small things become big
37. 1:41things.
38. 1:42>> And at the end of every video, we give
39. 1:44you a tiny homework, a tiny challenge.
40. 1:48Very easy. 2 minutes, maybe three.
41. 1:51>> 2 minutes. Everybody has 2 minutes.
42. 1:54Everybody has 2 minutes even you Adam
43. 1:59>> especially me I have many minutes
44. 2:02>> okay so let's talk about today day one
45. 2:06what do we learn first when we learn a
46. 2:08language
47. 2:10>> um difficult grammar
48. 2:12>> no
49. 2:13>> long long words
50. 2:15>> no Adam [laughter]
51. 2:17>> okay okay we learn hello
52. 2:21>> yes we learn Hello. We learn how to say
53. 2:25hello, how to ask how are you, and how
54. 2:28to tell people our name.
55. 2:30>> Greetings and introductions.
56. 2:33>> Greetings and introductions.
57. 2:35Two big words, but a very simple idea.
58. 2:39Let me explain them slowly,
59. 2:41>> please. Slowly is good.
60. 2:44>> A greeting is what you say when you meet
61. 2:46someone, like hello or good morning.
62. 2:50>> Greeting. Hello. Good morning. Okay, I
63. 2:54understand.
64. 2:55>> And an introduction is when you tell
65. 2:57someone your name. Hi, I'm Sarah.
66. 3:00>> Hi, I'm Adam. Like that.
67. 3:03>> Exactly like that. Perfect.
68. 3:06>> I did it. Day one and I am already
69. 3:09perfect. [snorts]
70. 3:11>> Let's not say already perfect. Let's say
71. 3:15already learning.
72. 3:16>> Already learning. That's nicer. Okay,
73. 3:19let's start with the easiest greetings
74. 3:21in English. There are three and they
75. 3:24change with the time of day.
76. 3:26>> Time of day like morning, afternoon,
77. 3:29night.
78. 3:30>> Yes. Listen. In the morning, we say good
79. 3:34morning.
80. 3:35>> Good morning.
81. 3:36>> In the afternoon after 12:00, we say
82. 3:40good afternoon.
83. 3:41>> Good afternoon.
84. 3:43>> And in the evening when the sun goes
85. 3:45down, we say good evening. Good evening,
86. 3:49Sarah. What about good night?
87. 3:52>> Ooh, very good question. This is a
88. 3:55common mistake. Good night is not a
89. 3:58greeting.
90. 3:59>> It's not?
91. 4:00>> No. Good night is a goodbye. We say it
92. 4:03when we leave or when we go to sleep.
93. 4:06>> So, if I see my friend at 9:00 at night,
94. 4:09I don't say good night.
95. 4:10>> You say good evening. And when you go
96. 4:13home, then you say good night.
97. 4:16>> Good evening. when I arrive. Good night
98. 4:18when I leave.
99. 4:20>> Perfect. Everyone, please repeat with
100. 4:22us. Good morning.
101. 4:24>> Good morning.
102. 4:25>> Good afternoon.
103. 4:27>> Good afternoon.
104. 4:28>> Good evening.
105. 4:29>> Good evening.
106. 4:30>> Good night.
107. 4:31>> Good night. And that one is goodbye, not
108. 4:34hello.
109. 4:35>> You've got it. Now, Adam, good morning
110. 4:38is a little bit formal. What do we say
111. 4:41with friends?
112. 4:42>> Hi.
113. 4:43>> Yes. Hi and hello. Very simple, very
114. 4:47friendly. You can use them any time of
115. 4:49day.
116. 4:50>> Anytime, morning, afternoon, night,
117. 4:53>> anytime. Hi is easy and safe.
118. 4:57>> I love easy and safe.
119. 4:59>> There's also hey, very casual, very
120. 5:02relaxed for close friends.
121. 5:05>> Hey, Sarah.
122. 5:06>> Hey, Adam. See, it sounds friendly,
123. 5:09right?
124. 5:09>> It does. But careful, everyone. Don't
125. 5:12say hey to your boss on the first day.
126. 5:15That's actually very good advice. With a
127. 5:18boss or a teacher, use hello or good
128. 5:21morning.
129. 5:22>> With friends, hi and hey.
130. 5:25>> Now, here's the next step. After we say
131. 5:28hello, we usually ask a question. Do you
132. 5:31know the question?
133. 5:32>> How are you?
134. 5:33>> Yes. How are you? This is the most
135. 5:36common question in English.
136. 5:39>> And the answer is, I'm fine, thank you.
137. 5:42And you?
138. 5:43Ah, the classic. Everyone learns that
139. 5:46sentence in school.
140. 5:47>> Is it wrong?
141. 5:48>> It's not wrong. It's correct English,
142. 5:51but it sounds a little bit like a robot.
143. 5:54>> I am fine, thank you. [laughter]
144. 5:57>> Exactly like that.
145. 5:59>> So, what do real people say?
146. 6:01>> Real people say short natural things.
147. 6:04Listen. I'm good, thanks.
148. 6:06>> I'm good, thanks.
149. 6:08>> Pretty good, thanks.
150. 6:09>> Pretty good, thanks.
151. 6:10>> Not bad.
152. 6:11>> Not bad.
153. 6:13Sarah, not bad. Is that a happy answer
154. 6:16or a sad answer?
155. 6:17>> Ooh, great question. Not bad means okay,
156. 6:22normal. Nothing special, nothing
157. 6:25terrible.
158. 6:26>> So, it's a middle answer.
159. 6:28>> A middle answer. Very good way to say
160. 6:30it.
161. 6:31>> And if I feel really happy,
162. 6:32>> then you say, "I'm great." Or, "I'm
163. 6:35doing really well."
164. 6:37>> I'm great. That feels nice to say. And
165. 6:40here's the most important part. After
166. 6:43you answer, you ask back.
167. 6:45>> Ask back.
168. 6:46>> Yes. You say, "How about you?" Or just,
169. 6:50"And you."
170. 6:51>> Why is that important?
171. 6:53>> Because the conversation is like a ball.
172. 6:55I throw the ball to you, you throw the
173. 6:58ball back to me. If you don't throw it
174. 7:00back, the conversation stops.
175. 7:04>> Oh, I like that. Conversation is a ball.
176. 7:08Let's practice. Adam, hi. How are you
177. 7:12today?
178. 7:13>> I'm good, thanks. How about you?
179. 7:15>> I'm great, thank you. See, the ball came
180. 7:19back to me. [laughter]
181. 7:21>> I caught it and I threw it. I'm a good
182. 7:24player.
183. 7:25>> Okay, everyone, let's do a repeat
184. 7:27exercise. I say the sentence, you say it
185. 7:30out loud. Please really speak. Don't
186. 7:33just read.
187. 7:35>> Speak out loud. Even if someone is
188. 7:37watching you, it's fine. Be brave.
189. 7:41>> Ready? Hi, how are you?
190. 7:44>> Hi, how are you?
191. 7:46>> I'm good, thanks.
192. 7:47>> I'm good, thanks.
193. 7:49>> How about you?
194. 7:50>> How about you?
195. 7:52>> Pretty good, thanks.
196. 7:53>> Pretty good, thanks.
197. 7:55>> Not bad. And you?
198. 7:57>> Not bad. And you?
199. 7:59>> I'm great today.
200. 8:01>> I'm great today.
201. 8:03>> Beautiful. Everyone, that was six
202. 8:05sentences. Six real sentences you can
203. 8:09use tomorrow.
204. 8:10>> Six sentences on day one. Not bad.
205. 8:15>> You used it. Not bad.
206. 8:17>> I did. I used the new phrase.
207. 8:20>> That's how you learn. Use the new words
208. 8:23the same day. Now, let's move to part
209. 8:26two. Introductions.
210. 8:28Telling people your name. This is my
211. 8:31favorite part because I like my name.
212. 8:34[laughter]
213. 8:35>> It's a good name. So, Adam, how do you
214. 8:38tell someone your name?
215. 8:39>> I'm Adam.
216. 8:41>> Great. That's the short way and it's
217. 8:43very natural. You can also say my name
218. 8:47is Adam.
219. 8:48>> Which one is better?
220. 8:50>> Both are correct. I'm Adam is a little
221. 8:53more relaxed. My name is Adam is a
222. 8:56little more formal. So, at a party, I'm
223. 8:59Adam.
224. 9:00>> Yes.
225. 9:01>> And in a job interview, my name is Adam.
226. 9:05>> Perfect. You understand it very well.
227. 9:08>> And then the other person says their
228. 9:10name,
229. 9:11>> right? And then we say the magic
230. 9:13sentence.
231. 9:15Nice to meet you.
232. 9:17>> Nice to meet you.
233. 9:18>> And the other person often says, nice to
234. 9:21meet you, too.
235. 9:22>> Nice to meet you, too.
236. 9:24Sarah that word to what does it do?
237. 9:29>> To means also. It means the same for me.
238. 9:33>> Ah, so it's like saying me too.
239. 9:36>> Exactly. And one more important thing,
240. 9:40we only say nice to meet you the first
241. 9:42time.
242. 9:43>> Only the first time.
243. 9:45>> Only the first time. If we meet again
244. 9:48next week, we don't say nice to meet
245. 9:50you.
246. 9:51>> What do we say? We say nice to see you.
247. 9:55Meet is the first time. C is every other
248. 9:59time.
249. 10:00>> Meet is first. C is again.
250. 10:03>> Say it one more time so everyone
251. 10:05remembers.
252. 10:06>> Meet is the first time. C is every other
253. 10:09time.
254. 10:10>> Thank you. Now, let's build a full mini
255. 10:12conversation. Adam, we're going to
256. 10:15pretend we don't know each other.
257. 10:17>> But we do know each other.
258. 10:19>> Pretend, Adam.
259. 10:21>> Okay. pretending now.
260. 10:23>> Hello, I'm Sarah.
261. 10:25>> Hi Sarah, I'm Adam. Nice to meet you.
262. 10:28>> Nice to meet you too, Adam. Where are
263. 10:30you from?
264. 10:31>> I'm from Spain. And you?
265. 10:33>> I'm from Canada. What do you do?
266. 10:36>> I'm a teacher. How about you?
267. 10:38>> I'm a teacher, too.
268. 10:40>> Oh, wow. Us teachers? What a surprise.
269. 10:44>> Okay, stop pretending now. [laughter]
270. 10:47>> Sorry. Sorry. But listen everyone, that
271. 10:51little conversation had four questions
272. 10:53in it. Let me show you.
273. 10:55>> Four questions. Let's count them.
274. 10:58>> Question one, how are you?
275. 11:00>> Question two, what's your name?
276. 11:02>> Question three, where are you from?
277. 11:05>> Question four, what do you do?
278. 11:08>> These four questions are enough to start
279. 11:10almost any conversation in English.
280. 11:13>> Four questions. That's it.
281. 11:15>> That's it. If you learn these four, you
282. 11:18can meet anyone.
283. 11:20>> That makes me feel so much better. I
284. 11:22always thought I needed a thousand
285. 11:24sentences.
286. 11:26>> You don't. You need a few good ones used
287. 11:29often. Let's look at question three more
288. 11:32closely. Where are you from?
289. 11:34>> And the answer is I'm from plus the
290. 11:37country.
291. 11:38>> Exactly. I'm from Japan. I'm from
292. 11:41Brazil. I'm from Egypt.
293. 11:44>> I'm from Italy. I'm from Korea. I'm from
294. 11:48Mexico.
295. 11:49>> You can also say the city. I'm from
296. 11:51Tokyo. I'm from Cairo.
297. 11:54>> Sarah, can I say I come from Spain?
298. 11:57>> Yes, that's correct English, too. But
299. 12:00I'm from Spain is more common in daily
300. 12:03conversation.
301. 12:04>> Shorter is better.
302. 12:06>> Usually, yes. Now, let's look at
303. 12:08question four. What do you do?
304. 12:11>> This question confused me for years.
305. 12:14Why?
306. 12:15>> Because what do you do sounds like what
307. 12:19are you doing right now?
308. 12:21>> Ah, that's a very common confusion. Let
309. 12:24me explain slowly. What do you do means
310. 12:28what is your job?
311. 12:29>> And what are you doing means right now
312. 12:33this moment.
313. 12:34>> Perfect. So if I say what do you do? You
314. 12:38tell me your job.
315. 12:40>> I'm a teacher. And if I say, "What are
316. 12:43you doing?"
317. 12:44>> I'm drinking coffee and talking to
318. 12:46Sarah.
319. 12:47>> Correct.
320. 12:48>> Everyone, this one confused me for a
321. 12:51long time. So, please listen again. What
322. 12:54do you do? Your job. What are you doing
323. 12:57right now?
324. 12:58>> Thank you, Adam. That's a very useful
325. 13:00tip. Okay. Now, let's put everything
326. 13:03into a real situation. Adam, imagine you
327. 13:07have a new neighbor.
328. 13:08>> Ooh, a new neighbor. I love this.
329. 13:11>> I'm your new neighbor. Let's go.
330. 13:15Oh, hi. Are you my neighbor?
331. 13:17>> Yes. Hi. I live in number 12. I'm Adam.
332. 13:21>> I'm Sarah. Nice to meet you, Adam.
333. 13:23>> Nice to meet you, too. Did you move in
334. 13:26this week?
335. 13:27>> Yes, on Monday. Everything is still in
336. 13:29boxes.
337. 13:30>> I remember that feeling. Where are you
338. 13:33from?
339. 13:34>> I'm from Canada, but I lived in London
340. 13:36before this.
341. 13:37>> Oh, nice. Welcome to the building. Thank
342. 13:40you so much.
343. 13:41>> If you need anything, just knock on my
344. 13:43door.
345. 13:44>> That's very kind. Thank you, Adam. See
346. 13:46you soon.
347. 13:47>> See you soon,
348. 13:50>> Sarah. That felt real.
349. 13:52>> It is real. That's a normal conversation
350. 13:55between two neighbors.
351. 13:56>> And we only used easy words.
352. 13:59>> Every single word was a beginner word.
353. 14:02Did you notice?
354. 14:03>> You're right. No difficult words at all.
355. 14:06>> That's the secret of day one. You don't
356. 14:08need difficult words. You need
357. 14:10confidence with easy words.
358. 14:13>> Say that again, please. That's
359. 14:15important.
360. 14:16>> You don't need difficult words. You need
361. 14:18confidence with easy words. Now, let's
362. 14:21do one more situation. This time, you're
363. 14:24in a coffee shop and you meet someone
364. 14:26new.
365. 14:27>> Okay. I'm sitting. I'm drinking my
366. 14:30coffee. I'm very relaxed.
367. 14:33>> Excuse me. Is this seat free?
368. 14:35>> Yes, please sit down. Thank you. It's
369. 14:39very busy today.
370. 14:40>> It is. It's always busy on Saturday.
371. 14:43>> I'm Sarah, by the way.
372. 14:45>> Hi, Sarah. I'm Adam. Nice to meet you.
373. 14:47>> Nice to meet you, too. Do you come here
374. 14:50often?
375. 14:50>> Yes, almost every morning. The coffee is
376. 14:54really good.
377. 14:55>> I'm new here, so I'm still looking for a
378. 14:57good coffee place.
379. 14:58>> Well, you found it.
380. 15:00>> Great.
381. 15:01>> Sarah, what was that little phrase, by
382. 15:04the way? Ah, good ear. By the way is a
383. 15:08small phrase we use to add new
384. 15:10information
385. 15:11>> like oh and also
386. 15:13>> exactly like that. I'm Sarah by the way
387. 15:16means oh and also my name is Sarah.
388. 15:20>> That's a nice one. It sounds very
389. 15:22natural.
390. 15:23>> It's very natural. Everyone try it this
391. 15:26week. I'm your name by the way. All
392. 15:30right let's learn some useful words now.
393. 15:33Just five words. Very simple.
394. 15:35>> Five words. I can remember five words.
395. 15:39>> Word one, greeting. A greeting is what
396. 15:42you say when you meet someone.
397. 15:44>> Hello is a greeting.
398. 15:46>> Perfect. Word two, polite. Polite means
399. 15:50kind and respectful.
400. 15:52>> My mother always told me, Adam, be
401. 15:54polite. [snorts]
402. 15:56>> A wise mother. Word three, friendly.
403. 16:00Friendly means warm and nice to other
404. 16:02people. Sarah is very friendly.
405. 16:06>> Thank you, Adam. Word four, shy. Shy
406. 16:10means you feel nervous with new people.
407. 16:13>> I was very shy when I started learning
408. 16:15English.
409. 16:15>> Many people are. And word five,
410. 16:18confident. Confident means you believe
411. 16:21in yourself.
412. 16:22>> I want to be confident by day 30.
413. 16:25>> You will be. Let's repeat all five.
414. 16:28Greeting.
415. 16:29>> Greeting.
416. 16:30>> Polite.
417. 16:31>> Polite. Friendly,
418. 16:33>> friendly,
419. 16:35>> shy,
420. 16:36>> shy,
421. 16:38>> confident,
422. 16:39>> confident,
423. 16:40>> wonderful. Five new words on day one.
424. 16:43Now, Adam, I want to talk about
425. 16:45something important. Feelings.
426. 16:48>> Feelings on day one.
427. 16:51>> Yes, because many people watching are a
428. 16:53little bit afraid to speak.
429. 16:55>> That was me for years.
430. 16:58>> Tell them what happened.
431. 16:59>> Okay. When I started, I understood
432. 17:02English. I watched videos. I knew many
433. 17:05words. But when someone talked to me, my
434. 17:08mouth stopped working.
435. 17:10>> And why do you think that happened?
436. 17:12>> Because I was thinking, is my grammar
437. 17:14correct? Is my pronunciation correct?
438. 17:17Will they laugh?
439. 17:19>> And what happened when you thought all
440. 17:20of that?
441. 17:21>> I said nothing. And then the moment was
442. 17:24gone.
443. 17:24>> This is so normal, everyone. So, so
444. 17:28normal. And here is what helped Adam.
445. 17:31>> I stopped trying to be perfect. I
446. 17:33started trying to be understood.
447. 17:35>> Say that again.
448. 17:37>> I stopped trying to be perfect. I
449. 17:39started trying to be understood.
450. 17:41>> That's the whole thing. That's the whole
451. 17:4430 days in one sentence.
452. 17:47>> And you know what? People were kind.
453. 17:49Nobody laughed at me. Not one person.
454. 17:52>> People want to understand you. They're
455. 17:54on your side.
456. 17:56>> They really are. Now, Adam, we learned
457. 17:58how to say hello, but there's one more
458. 18:01thing we need today.
459. 18:02>> H how to say goodbye?
460. 18:05>> Yes, because a conversation has a
461. 18:07beginning and an end.
462. 18:09>> And I never know how to finish. I just
463. 18:11stand there and smile.
464. 18:13>> Let's fix that today. The simplest one
465. 18:16is bye.
466. 18:17>> Bye.
467. 18:18>> Or goodbye. A little more formal.
468. 18:20>> Goodbye.
469. 18:22>> But real people usually say something
470. 18:24warmer. Listen. See you later.
471. 18:27>> See you later.
472. 18:28>> See you tomorrow.
473. 18:29>> See you tomorrow.
474. 18:31>> See you soon.
475. 18:32>> See you soon. Sarah, what's the
476. 18:35difference?
477. 18:36>> Very small. See you tomorrow means you
478. 18:39know you'll meet tomorrow. See you later
479. 18:41means today. Maybe. See you soon means
480. 18:46sometime, but not far away.
481. 18:48>> So see you soon is the safe one.
482. 18:51>> It's the safe one. Use it when you're
483. 18:53not sure. I love safe ones.
484. 18:56>> There's one more and it's very common.
485. 18:59Have a good day.
486. 19:00>> Have a good day. That's so kind.
487. 19:03>> It is. You can also say have a nice day
488. 19:06or have a good evening.
489. 19:08>> And what do I answer if someone says
490. 19:10that to me?
491. 19:11>> You say thanks you too.
492. 19:13>> Thanks you too. Short and easy.
493. 19:16>> Short and easy. And you too means the
494. 19:20same for you.
495. 19:21>> Everyone please write this one down.
496. 19:23Have a good day. Thanks. You too.
497. 19:26>> Let's practice. Adam, I'm leaving the
498. 19:29shop now. Bye, Adam. Have a good day.
499. 19:32>> Thanks. You, too. See you soon.
500. 19:34>> Perfect. [snorts] Completely natural.
501. 19:37>> And it took 2 seconds.
502. 19:39>> 2 seconds. That's all a goodbye needs.
503. 19:42Now, let's do one final situation. And
504. 19:44this one is a little harder.
505. 19:46>> How much harder?
506. 19:48>> Just a little. It's your first day at a
507. 19:51new job. Oh, that is scary.
508. 19:54>> But you already know everything you
509. 19:56need. Watch.
510. 19:59>> Good morning. You must be the new
511. 20:01person.
512. 20:02>> Good morning. Yes, that's me. I'm Adam.
513. 20:05>> Welcome, Adam. I'm Sarah. Nice to meet
514. 20:07you.
515. 20:07>> Nice to meet you, too. It's my first
516. 20:09day, so I'm a little nervous.
517. 20:12>> Don't worry. Everyone is very friendly
518. 20:14here. Where are you from, Adam?
519. 20:16>> I'm from Spain, but I live here now.
520. 20:18>> Oh, lovely. And what did you do before?
521. 20:21I worked in a school. I was a teacher.
522. 20:24>> That's great experience. Come, I'll show
523. 20:27you your desk.
524. 20:28>> Thank you so much.
525. 20:30>> Stop.
526. 20:32Adam, did you use any difficult words?
527. 20:35>> No, I don't think so.
528. 20:37>> Not one. And you had a full conversation
529. 20:40on your first day at work.
530. 20:42>> That's amazing. I always thought I
531. 20:44needed special work English.
532. 20:47>> You need the same English, just used
533. 20:49politely. Did you hear one sentence I
534. 20:52used, everyone? It's my first day, so
535. 20:55I'm a little nervous.
536. 20:56>> Ooh, yes. That's a wonderful sentence.
537. 20:59Why do you like it?
538. 21:00>> Because it's honest. And when you tell
539. 21:02people you're nervous, they help you.
540. 21:05>> That's so true. Honesty makes
541. 21:07conversations easier, not harder.
542. 21:10>> You can use it anywhere. I'm still
543. 21:12learning English, so please speak
544. 21:14slowly.
545. 21:15>> Oh, that's a great one, too. Say it
546. 21:17again. I'm still learning English, so
547. 21:19please speak slowly.
548. 21:21>> Everyone, that sentence will save you
549. 21:23many times. People will slow down and
550. 21:27they'll be kind.
551. 21:28>> They really will. This works. I use it.
552. 21:31>> Okay, quiz time. Adam, are you ready?
553. 21:34>> On day one, already a quiz.
554. 21:37>> A very small quiz. Three questions.
555. 21:40Everyone at home, answer out loud with
556. 21:43Adam.
557. 21:44>> Okay, I'm ready. probably.
558. 21:47>> Question one, it's 9:00 in the morning.
559. 21:50What do you say?
560. 21:51>> Good morning.
561. 21:52>> Correct. Question two, you meet someone
562. 21:56for the first time. What do you say?
563. 21:59>> Nice to meet you.
564. 22:00>> Correct. Question three, I ask you,
565. 22:04"What do you do?" What am I asking
566. 22:07about?
567. 22:08>> You're asking about my job.
568. 22:11>> Yes. Three out of three.
569. 22:13>> I passed. I passed day one.
570. 22:16>> You passed. Everyone at home, if you
571. 22:19answered two, you passed as well.
572. 22:21>> And if you got one wrong, that's fine.
573. 22:24Just watch that part again.
574. 22:26>> That's very good advice. Watching again
575. 22:28is not failing. Watching again is
576. 22:31practicing. Before we finish, let me
577. 22:34give you three quick tips for this whole
578. 22:36challenge.
579. 22:38>> Three tips. Let's hear them. Tip one,
580. 22:41speak out loud, not in your head. Out
581. 22:44loud with your mouth.
582. 22:46>> Your mouth needs exercise like your
583. 22:48legs.
584. 22:49>> Beautiful comparison.
585. 22:51Tip two, practice a little every day,
586. 22:55not a lot on one day.
587. 22:57>> 10 minutes every day is better than 3
588. 23:00hours on Sunday.
589. 23:01>> Much better. And tip three, don't be
590. 23:04afraid of mistakes.
591. 23:06>> Mistakes are not the enemy. Mistakes are
592. 23:09the teacher.
593. 23:10>> Perfect. Everyone, please remember those
594. 23:13three. So, what did we learn today?
595. 23:16Let's review very quickly.
596. 23:18>> We learned greetings. Good morning, good
597. 23:21afternoon, good evening.
598. 23:23>> And good night is a goodbye, not a
599. 23:26hello.
600. 23:26>> We learned how to answer how are you
601. 23:29like a real person, not a robot.
602. 23:32>> I am fine.
603. 23:35>> No more robots. We learned
604. 23:37introductions. I'm Sarah. Nice to meet
605. 23:40you.
606. 23:41>> And nice to see you when we meet again.
607. 23:44>> We learned the four magic questions.
608. 23:47>> How are you? What's your name? Where are
609. 23:50you from? What do you do?
610. 23:52>> And we learned five new words.
611. 23:55>> Greeting, polite, friendly, shy,
612. 23:58confident.
613. 23:59>> That's a lot for day one.
614. 24:01>> It really is. And it didn't feel hard.
615. 24:05That's because we went slowly. Slow is
616. 24:08the fastest way. And now your daily
617. 24:12challenge,
618. 24:12>> the homework. My favorite part.
619. 24:15>> It's very small, everyone. Very easy.
620. 24:18Here it is.
621. 24:20>> Listening carefully.
622. 24:22>> Today, before tomorrow's video, I want
623. 24:24you to introduce yourself out loud three
624. 24:27times. Just three.
625. 24:29>> Three times. That's nothing.
626. 24:32>> Say it like this. Hi, I'm undersc
627. 24:37I'm from_.
628. 24:40Nice to meet you.
629. 24:42>> Three short sentences. That's your whole
630. 24:45homework.
631. 24:46>> You can say it to the mirror. You can
632. 24:48say it to your cat.
633. 24:50>> My cat is a very good listener. She
634. 24:53never corrects my grammar.
635. 24:55>> The best kind of teacher. And one more
636. 24:58thing, write it in the comments. Yes,
637. 25:02write, "Hi, I'm blank. I'm from blank."
638. 25:05in the comments below. We want to see
639. 25:08where everyone is watching from.
640. 25:10>> We read the comments and we love seeing
641. 25:12your names.
642. 25:14>> And if you see another comment, say
643. 25:16hello to that person, too. Practice on
644. 25:19each other.
645. 25:20>> That's such a good idea, Adam.
646. 25:22>> Sometimes I have good ideas.
647. 25:25>> Sometimes. Okay, everyone. That's day
648. 25:28one of the Sarah and Adam Everyday
649. 25:30English 30-day challenge.
650. 25:33>> One day finished, 29 to go.
651. 25:36>> If you enjoyed this, please give the
652. 25:38video a thumbs up. It really helps us.
653. 25:41>> And subscribe so you don't miss day two.
654. 25:44>> Tomorrow we're learning something you'll
655. 25:46use every single day. I promise.
656. 25:49>> Ooh, a secret. I like secrets.
657. 25:53[laughter]
658. 25:53>> You'll find out tomorrow. Everyone,
659. 25:56thank you for spending time with us
660. 25:57today. Really, thank you.
661. 26:00>> You started. That's the hardest part.
662. 26:03And you already did it.
663. 26:04>> Be proud of yourself today.
664. 26:06>> See you tomorrow for day two.
665. 26:08>> See you tomorrow. Bye everyone.
666. 26:11>> Bye-bye.