English in Daily Life - Rainy Day Conversation (A2 - B1) | Practice English in Real Life — Transcript
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- 0:00[Music]
- 0:10Hello everyone and welcome back to Mr.
- 0:13English Channel where learning English
- 0:16is easy and fun. I'm Emily.
- 0:19>> Hello Emily. Hi everyone. It's so good
- 0:22to be here today. How are you Emily?
- 0:25>> I'm great Paul. Thank you. A little
- 0:28sleepy today. And you? How are you?
- 0:31>> I'm doing very well, thank you. Sleepy.
- 0:35H. Yes, the weather is a little gray
- 0:38today.
- 0:39>> It is. It looks like rain and that is
- 0:42our topic for today. We are going to
- 0:45talk about rainy days.
- 0:47>> Ah, rainy days. I love that topic. It's
- 0:52very cozy. But first, a little message
- 0:55for our wonderful listeners.
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- 1:12So, Emily, rainy days. Do you like the
- 1:16rain?
- 1:17>> H, that's a good question. I think yes I
- 1:22do like the rain but only when I am at
- 1:25home.
- 1:27>> Yes, I understand. When you are warm and
- 1:30dry inside.
- 1:32>> Exactly. I love to be at home on a rainy
- 1:35day. It feels so calm.
- 1:39>> Calm is a good word. I feel calm too.
- 1:43The sound of the rain is very nice.
- 1:45>> Oh yes. I love the sound. The sound of
- 1:49the rain on the window.
- 1:51>> Pitterpatter. Pitterpatter. It's like
- 1:54music.
- 1:55>> It is. It's nature's music. So, you like
- 1:59rainy days, too?
- 2:00>> I do. I really do. I think they're
- 2:04beautiful. The world looks so fresh and
- 2:07clean after the rain.
- 2:09>> That's true. The trees are so green. The
- 2:13flowers look happy.
- 2:15>> Yes, happy flowers. And the air smells
- 2:19so good.
- 2:20>> Oh, I love that smell. The smell of
- 2:23rain. It's very earthy.
- 2:26>> Yes, earthy. That's a perfect word. So,
- 2:30what is your favorite thing to do on a
- 2:33rainy day at home?
- 2:35>> My favorite thing? Hm. I think it's
- 2:38reading a book.
- 2:40>> Oh, nice. What kind of book do you like
- 2:42to read when it rains?
- 2:44>> I like a good story. A happy story or a
- 2:48little mystery. Nothing too sad.
- 2:51>> A mystery sounds fun for a rainy day. It
- 2:54adds to the cozy feeling.
- 2:56>> It does. I make a cup of tea. I sit on
- 3:00my sofa with a warm blanket and I read
- 3:02my book.
- 3:03>> That sounds perfect. A cup of tea, a
- 3:07blanket, and a book. What about you?
- 3:10What do you do?
- 3:11>> Well, that's my number one activity.
- 3:14What about you, Paul? What's your
- 3:16perfect rainy day?
- 3:18>> For me, it's very similar, but instead
- 3:21of a book, I like to watch a movie.
- 3:24>> Ah, a movie day. That's a great idea,
- 3:27too.
- 3:28>> Yes, I love to watch old movies. Black
- 3:31and white movies, maybe.
- 3:33>> Oh, how classic. I like that. Do you
- 3:37have a favorite rainy day movie?
- 3:40>> Hm, that's a hard question. Maybe a
- 3:44funny movie, a comedy. I like to laugh
- 3:48when it's gray outside.
- 3:50>> That's a wonderful idea. Laughter makes
- 3:53everything bright.
- 3:55>> It does. So, a funny movie. And I need
- 4:00snacks.
- 4:02>> Oh, snacks are very important. What kind
- 4:06of snacks?
- 4:07>> Popcorn, of course. You need popcorn for
- 4:10a movie.
- 4:11>> Yes. Hot, buttery popcorn.
- 4:15Now I want popcorn.
- 4:18>> Me, too. So, popcorn is a must. And
- 4:22maybe some cookies.
- 4:24>> Cookies are always a good idea. Rain or
- 4:27no rain?
- 4:28>> That is very true. Do you bake cookies
- 4:32on a rainy day?
- 4:33>> Sometimes. I like to bake. The house
- 4:36smells so good when you bake cookies.
- 4:39>> It really does. The smell of chocolate
- 4:42chip cookies and the smell of rain. Wow.
- 4:47>> Wow. Yes, that is a perfect combination.
- 4:50What about drinks? I said I like tea.
- 4:53What do you drink
- 4:55>> on a cold rainy day? I love hot
- 4:59chocolate.
- 5:00>> Oh, me too. Hot chocolate is the best.
- 5:04>> With marshmallows?
- 5:05>> Of course. With marshmallows. The little
- 5:08white fluffy ones. Yes. The best part.
- 5:12They melt a little in the hot chocolate.
- 5:15>> It's so delicious. It makes me feel like
- 5:18a kid again.
- 5:19>> Yes, exactly. It's a very happy drink.
- 5:23Do you have a favorite memory of a rainy
- 5:26day from when you were a child?
- 5:28>> A rainy day memory? H. Yes, I do. I
- 5:34remember being at my grandmother's
- 5:36house.
- 5:37>> Oh, that sounds sweet. It was. It was
- 5:40raining a lot and the power went out. It
- 5:44was dark.
- 5:45>> Oh no power. Was it scary?
- 5:48>> A little at first, but my grandmother
- 5:51lit some candles. The house was very
- 5:53quiet. Just the sound of the rain and
- 5:56the light from the candles.
- 5:58>> That sounds magical.
- 6:00>> It was. And we sat and she told me
- 6:03stories. Stories about her life, about
- 6:05our family.
- 6:07>> Wow. What a special memory. No TV, no
- 6:11lights, just stories.
- 6:13>> Yes, I will never forget that day. It
- 6:16was so simple and so beautiful. What
- 6:19about you, Paul? Do you have a special
- 6:21memory?
- 6:22>> I do. It's not as quiet as your memory.
- 6:27>> Oh, what is it?
- 6:29>> I remember my brother and I when it
- 6:32rained, we love to play outside.
- 6:35>> Outside? In the rain? Yes. Our mom would
- 6:38say, "Don't go outside." But we always
- 6:42did.
- 6:42>> That sounds like fun. What did you do?
- 6:46>> We put on our raincoats and our boots.
- 6:49The big rubber boots. Mine were yellow.
- 6:52>> I had red boots. I loved my red boots.
- 6:55>> Yellow boots are great. Red boots are
- 6:57great. And we would go to the street and
- 7:01jump in the puddles.
- 7:02>> Oh, I loved doing that. Jumping in the
- 7:06big puddles of water. Splash.
- 7:09>> Yes, a big splash. It was the best game.
- 7:14We would try to make the biggest splash.
- 7:18>> Who was the winner?
- 7:20>> H I think my brother usually won. He was
- 7:23bigger.
- 7:25But it was so much fun. We would get all
- 7:28wet and muddy.
- 7:30>> And your mom? Was she happy?
- 7:34No, she was not happy. But then we would
- 7:38come inside, have a hot bath, and drink
- 7:41hot chocolate. So, it was okay.
- 7:44>> That's a wonderful memory, Paul. It's so
- 7:47full of joy and fun.
- 7:49>> It is. Rainy days can be very fun, not
- 7:53just quiet and cozy.
- 7:55>> That's right. It depends on what you do.
- 7:58Do you still go outside in the rain?
- 8:01Sometimes not to jump in puddles,
- 8:05but I do like to walk in the rain
- 8:07sometimes with a big umbrella.
- 8:10>> A walk in the rain can be very romantic
- 8:13or very peaceful if you are alone.
- 8:16>> It is peaceful. Everything is quiet. The
- 8:19people are all inside. It's just you and
- 8:23the sound of the rain on your umbrella.
- 8:25>> That sounds lovely. I think I will try
- 8:28that next time it rains.
- 8:30>> You should. It's very nice. What about
- 8:33music? Do you listen to music on a rainy
- 8:36day?
- 8:37>> Oh, yes. I love listening to music when
- 8:40it rains.
- 8:41>> What kind of music do you listen to?
- 8:43>> I like soft music. Piano music or
- 8:47acoustic guitar. Something very
- 8:50relaxing.
- 8:51>> Yes, that fits the mood perfectly. It's
- 8:53like a soundtrack for the rain.
- 8:55>> It is. It helps me to relax and think.
- 8:59What about you? Do you listen to music?
- 9:02>> I do. Sometimes I listen to calm music
- 9:05like you, but sometimes I listen to
- 9:08happy, energetic music.
- 9:10>> Really? That's interesting. Why?
- 9:14>> Because sometimes the gray weather can
- 9:16make me feel a little
- 9:19blah.
- 9:22>> Blah. I know that feeling.
- 9:24>> Yes. So, I put on some happy music and
- 9:28dance in my living room.
- 9:30>> I love that. Dancing in your living room
- 9:33on a rainy day. That's fantastic.
- 9:36>> It helps. It brings the sunshine inside.
- 9:40>> That is a beautiful way to think about
- 9:41it, Paul. Bringing the sunshine inside.
- 9:45I will remember that.
- 9:46>> So, we have books, movies, snacks,
- 9:51music, memories. What else about rainy
- 9:54days?
- 9:55>> Hm. What about clothes? What do you wear
- 9:59on a rainy day?
- 10:01>> Ah, good one. I wear my coziest clothes.
- 10:05A big soft sweater.
- 10:07>> Me, too. A sweater is a must. And warm
- 10:11socks.
- 10:12>> Oh, yes. Warm fuzzy socks are very
- 10:15important. The best feeling.
- 10:17>> It is. My feet are always cold, so I
- 10:20need them. I also like to wear
- 10:23comfortable pants. Sweatpants maybe.
- 10:26Nothing fancy.
- 10:28>> No, it's a day for comfort. Not for
- 10:30fancy clothes.
- 10:32>> Exactly. Comfort is number one. What
- 10:35about colors? Do you wear bright colors
- 10:38or dark colors?
- 10:40>> Hm. I think I wear dark colors like gray
- 10:44or blue to match the weather.
- 10:49>> I'm the opposite. I try to wear a bright
- 10:52color like a yellow sweater or a red
- 10:55shirt.
- 10:56>> Ah, like bringing the sunshine inside
- 10:59with your music.
- 11:01>> Yes. A little bit of color to make the
- 11:03day brighter.
- 11:04>> That is such a positive way to look at
- 11:07it, Paul. I like that a lot.
- 11:09>> Thank you. It helps me feel happy. So,
- 11:13let's think. Do you ever feel sad on a
- 11:16rainy day? That's a deep question.
- 11:20Sometimes yes. If it rains for many,
- 11:23many days.
- 11:25>> Yes. Day after day of gray skies,
- 11:28>> it can make me feel a little bit sad or
- 11:32tired. I miss the sun.
- 11:34>> I understand that we need the sun. It
- 11:37gives us energy.
- 11:39>> It does. But one rainy day is nice. A
- 11:43week of rainy days is a lot. It is a
- 11:47lot. But then when the sun finally comes
- 11:50out again, it feels extra special.
- 11:54>> Oh, that's so true. You feel so happy to
- 11:57see the blue sky and the sunshine.
- 12:00>> You appreciate it more. So, even the
- 12:02sad, long, rainy days have a good
- 12:05purpose.
- 12:06>> That's a great point. It makes the sunny
- 12:09days better. What about animals? Do you
- 12:12have a pet? What do they do on a rainy
- 12:15day?
- 12:16>> I have a cat. His name is Leo.
- 12:19>> A Leo. What does Leo do?
- 12:22>> He sleeps.
- 12:24That's all he does.
- 12:27>> Cats are good at sleeping.
- 12:29>> He is an expert. He finds the softest
- 12:32blanket in the house, curls up in a
- 12:35little ball, and sleeps all day.
- 12:38>> That sounds like a perfect life.
- 12:41>> I think he has the right idea. He is
- 12:44very cozy. Do you have a pet?
- 12:47>> I have a dog, a golden retriever. Her
- 12:50name is Daisy.
- 12:51>> Oh, a big dog. What does Daisy do? Does
- 12:54she sleep?
- 12:56>> No, she has a lot of energy. She does
- 13:00not like the rain.
- 13:01>> Oh, really? Why not?
- 13:03>> Because she can't go to the park and
- 13:05play. She loves to run outside.
- 13:08>> Ah, so she gets bored inside.
- 13:10>> Very bored. She walks around the house
- 13:12with her ball and looks at me with sad
- 13:15eyes.
- 13:17>> Poor Daisy.
- 13:18>> I know. So, on a rainy day, we have to
- 13:21play a lot of games inside.
- 13:24>> What kind of games?
- 13:25>> We play fetch in the hallway. I throw
- 13:28her toy and she brings it back.
- 13:30>> That's a good way to use her energy.
- 13:32>> Yes, we do that many, many times. It's
- 13:36good exercise for her and for my arm. I
- 13:39can imagine.
- 13:41It's interesting how different pets
- 13:43react. One sleeps, one wants to play.
- 13:47>> It is. It shows their personalities. Leo
- 13:51is calm, and Daisy is energetic.
- 13:54>> So, we talked about so many things.
- 13:57Let's review. We have cozy activities
- 14:01like reading and watching movies.
- 14:04>> Yes. And eating good snacks like popcorn
- 14:07and cookies. and drinking hot tea or hot
- 14:11chocolate. Very important.
- 14:14>> And we have fun activities like jumping
- 14:17in puddles or dancing in the living
- 14:20room.
- 14:21>> We can't forget our special memories
- 14:24with family. Those are very precious.
- 14:28>> They are. And we can wear our most
- 14:31comfortable clothes. Big sweaters and
- 14:34fuzzy socks. And we can listen to music
- 14:38that is calm or happy.
- 14:41>> Wow, we found so many things to talk
- 14:44about for just a rainy day.
- 14:47>> I know. They are not boring days at all.
- 14:50They can be full of good things.
- 14:53>> They really can. It's all about how you
- 14:57see it, your perspective.
- 14:59>> Yes, exactly. You can see it as a gray,
- 15:02sad day, or you can see it as a cozy,
- 15:06calm, and happy day.
- 15:08>> I choose happy and cozy.
- 15:11>> Me, too. This conversation makes me want
- 15:14a rainy day to happen right now.
- 15:18>> Me, too. I am ready with my book and my
- 15:21tea.
- 15:23>> And I am ready with my funny movie and
- 15:25my popcorn. It's so nice to talk about
- 15:29these simple things in life.
- 15:31>> It is. These are the things that make us
- 15:34happy. Small, simple moments.
- 15:37>> I agree 100%.
- 15:40Well, Paul, this was a really fun chat.
- 15:43>> It really was, Emily. I learned a lot
- 15:46about your perfect rainy day.
- 15:48>> And I learned about yours. Dancing in
- 15:51the living room is my new favorite idea.
- 15:56You have to try it.
- 15:58>> I will. I promise. I think our time is
- 16:01almost up for today.
- 16:03>> Yes, I think it is. Time flies when you
- 16:06are having fun.
- 16:08>> It really does. Before we go, we want to
- 16:11say a big thank you to everyone
- 16:14listening.
- 16:15>> Yes, thank you so much. We love having
- 16:18you here with us. We hope you enjoyed
- 16:20our conversation about rainy days.
- 16:24>> And we have a question for you. What do
- 16:27you like to do on a rainy day?
- 16:30>> Ooh, great question. Do you like to be
- 16:33cozy inside or do you like to go outside
- 16:36and play?
- 16:37>> Please leave a comment below and tell us
- 16:40your favorite rainy day activity or your
- 16:43favorite rainy day memory. We would love
- 16:45to read your stories.
- 16:47Yes, please share with us and don't
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- 16:59enjoyed it and share it with a friend
- 17:01who is also learning English.
- 17:04>> That's right. Well, goodbye for now,
- 17:06Emily.
- 17:08>> Goodbye, Paul. And goodbye everyone.
- 17:11Stay cozy and see you next time.
- 17:13>> Bye-bye.
- 17:16[Music]
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