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English Speaking Practice | Daily Conversation to Learn Vocabulary | Improve Spoken English Skills — Transcript

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  1. 0:05English easy practice.
  2. 0:10Do you want to learn English vocabulary
  3. 0:12faster?
  4. 0:15Want to have better listening
  5. 0:16comprehension and pronunciation?
  6. 0:21And boost your speaking skills quickly?
  7. 0:26>> We can speak English.
  8. 0:27>> Then, welcome to our new video to
  9. 0:30improve your English skills.
  10. 0:33In this video, we'll dive into a fun and
  11. 0:36interactive learning experience designed
  12. 0:39to improve your English speaking skills.
  13. 0:43>> Speak English.
  14. 0:45>> Now, are you ready to train your brain
  15. 0:47to speak English fluently?
  16. 0:50Let's get started.
  17. 0:54>> In the first part, you'll listen to a
  18. 0:56conversation between native English
  19. 0:58speakers.
  20. 1:02Try to focus on the meaning of the
  21. 1:04conversation when you listen to it.
  22. 1:07This will help you understand real-life
  23. 1:09conversations better.
  24. 1:14>> Raise the bar.
  25. 1:25Tom, I need your advice.
  26. 1:28>> Sure, Sarah. What's going on?
  27. 1:31>> I want to cook dinner for my family this
  28. 1:34weekend,
  29. 1:36but I only know how to make eggs and
  30. 1:38toast.
  31. 1:40>> Well, that's a good start.
  32. 1:43But for a family dinner, you need to
  33. 1:45level up your cooking skills.
  34. 1:48>> Level up?
  35. 1:50How can I do that fast?
  36. 1:52>> Pick one simple dish, like spaghetti
  37. 1:55with tomato sauce.
  38. 1:58It's easy and delicious.
  39. 2:01>> Spaghetti? Okay.
  40. 2:05That doesn't sound too hard.
  41. 2:07>> It isn't.
  42. 2:09But you also need to raise the bar for
  43. 2:12your ingredients.
  44. 2:14>> What do you mean?
  45. 2:16>> Don't use sauce from a bottle.
  46. 2:19Use fresh tomatoes, garlic, and herbs.
  47. 2:23It tastes much better.
  48. 2:26>> Fresh ingredients?
  49. 2:28That sounds more expensive.
  50. 2:31>> A little, but the taste is worth it.
  51. 2:35Your family will be happy.
  52. 2:38>> You're right.
  53. 2:40I want to make them proud.
  54. 2:42>> I can teach you.
  55. 2:44Come to my house tomorrow.
  56. 2:47We can cook together.
  57. 2:49>> Really?
  58. 2:50That would be amazing.
  59. 2:52>> Yes.
  60. 2:53Bring a notebook and write down the
  61. 2:55steps.
  62. 2:56>> I will.
  63. 2:58Thank you, Tom.
  64. 3:00I feel more confident now.
  65. 3:03>> Good. See you tomorrow.
  66. 3:05Let's make a great dinner.
  67. 3:13>> Now, let's explore some new words
  68. 3:16together in our vocabulary section.
  69. 3:19I'll explain a few words and use them in
  70. 3:22example sentences to help you grasp
  71. 3:24their meaning easily.
  72. 3:27>> Vocabulary.
  73. 3:30>> [music]
  74. 3:34>> Level up.
  75. 3:36To improve your skills or become better
  76. 3:39at something.
  77. 3:42Examples.
  78. 3:44I want to level up my English.
  79. 3:48You can level up by practicing every
  80. 3:51day.
  81. 3:55Raise the bar.
  82. 3:58To make something better than before or
  83. 4:00expect a higher level.
  84. 4:04Examples.
  85. 4:06We need to raise the bar this year.
  86. 4:10She wants to raise the bar in her work.
  87. 4:17Ingredients.
  88. 4:19The foods you use to make a meal or
  89. 4:21dish.
  90. 4:24Examples.
  91. 4:26We need fresh ingredients for the soup.
  92. 4:31I bought all the ingredients for the
  93. 4:33cake.
  94. 4:38>> I want to remind you something, guys.
  95. 4:42Repetition is very important to become
  96. 4:44fluent in English.
  97. 4:47So, watch this video many times.
  98. 4:52Listen and repeat.
  99. 4:55>> Now it's time for the listen and repeat
  100. 4:57practice.
  101. 4:58>> You will hear each sentence two times.
  102. 5:02The first time, we will speak slowly.
  103. 5:05The second time, we will speak at normal
  104. 5:07speed.
  105. 5:09>> After you hear the sentence, repeat it
  106. 5:11out loud.
  107. 5:13>> Try to copy our pronunciation, rhythm,
  108. 5:16and intonation.
  109. 5:18Speak clearly and with confidence.
  110. 5:21>> Don't worry about being perfect, just
  111. 5:23speak.
  112. 5:25The more you repeat, the more natural
  113. 5:27your English will sound.
  114. 5:30>> Ready? Let's practice together.
  115. 5:36>> Tom, I need your advice.
  116. 5:44Tom, I need your advice.
  117. 5:51>> Sure, Sarah. What's going on?
  118. 5:58Sure, Sarah. What's going on?
  119. 6:04>> I want to cook dinner for my family this
  120. 6:07weekend.
  121. 6:14I want to cook dinner for my family this
  122. 6:16weekend.
  123. 6:22But, I only know how to make eggs and
  124. 6:25toast.
  125. 6:32But, I only know how to make eggs and
  126. 6:34toast.
  127. 6:40>> Well, that's a good start.
  128. 6:45Well, that's a good start.
  129. 6:50But, for a family dinner, you need to
  130. 6:52level up your cooking skills.
  131. 7:02But, for a family dinner, you need to
  132. 7:04level up your cooking skills.
  133. 7:11>> Level up? How can I do that fast?
  134. 7:20Level up? How can I do that fast?
  135. 7:28>> Pick one simple dish, like spaghetti
  136. 7:31with tomato sauce. It's easy and
  137. 7:35delicious.
  138. 7:45>> Pick one simple dish like spaghetti with
  139. 7:48tomato sauce. It's easy and delicious.
  140. 7:58>> Spaghetti?
  141. 8:00Okay. That doesn't sound too hard.
  142. 8:11Spaghetti? Okay. That doesn't sound too
  143. 8:15hard.
  144. 8:22>> It isn't. But you also need to raise the
  145. 8:25bar for your ingredients.
  146. 8:35It isn't. But you also need to raise the
  147. 8:37bar for your ingredients.
  148. 8:46>> What do you mean?
  149. 8:50What do you mean?
  150. 8:54>> Don't use sauce from a bottle.
  151. 9:00Don't use sauce from a bottle.
  152. 9:05Use fresh tomatoes, garlic, and herbs.
  153. 9:09It tastes much better.
  154. 9:19Use fresh tomatoes, garlic, and herbs.
  155. 9:22It tastes much better.
  156. 9:30>> Fresh ingredients?
  157. 9:33That sounds more expensive.
  158. 9:42>> Fresh ingredients?
  159. 9:44That sounds more expensive.
  160. 9:51>> A little,
  161. 9:52but the taste is worth it. Your family
  162. 9:56will be happy.
  163. 10:04A little, but the taste is worth it.
  164. 10:07Your family will be happy.
  165. 10:15>> You're right.
  166. 10:17I want to make them proud.
  167. 10:24You're right. I want to make them proud.
  168. 10:32>> I can teach you.
  169. 10:34Come to my house tomorrow. We can cook
  170. 10:37together.
  171. 10:45I can teach you.
  172. 10:46Come to my house tomorrow. We can cook
  173. 10:48together.
  174. 10:54>> Really?
  175. 10:56That would be amazing.
  176. 11:03Really?
  177. 11:04That would be amazing.
  178. 11:10>> Yes.
  179. 11:12Bring a notebook and write down the
  180. 11:14steps.
  181. 11:21Yes. Bring a notebook and write down the
  182. 11:23steps.
  183. 11:29>> I will.
  184. 11:31Thank you, Tom.
  185. 11:33I feel more confident now.
  186. 11:43I will.
  187. 11:44Thank you, Tom. I feel more confident
  188. 11:46now.
  189. 11:53>> Good. See you tomorrow. Let's make a
  190. 11:56great dinner.
  191. 12:04Good. See you tomorrow. Let's make a
  192. 12:06great dinner.
  193. 12:13>> Time for some interactive practice.
  194. 12:18Listen carefully to the questions I ask
  195. 12:20about the conversation.
  196. 12:23Try to answer them out loud before I
  197. 12:26reveal the correct answers.
  198. 12:29This will boost your speaking and
  199. 12:31listening skills.
  200. 12:34Repeat this exercise every day until you
  201. 12:37can say the answers quickly and
  202. 12:39confidently.
  203. 12:42Answer the questions out loud.
  204. 12:48>> Tom, I need your advice.
  205. 12:53>> Did Sarah ask Tom for money?
  206. 12:59No. She didn't ask Tom for money.
  207. 13:05What did she ask Tom for?
  208. 13:11She asked Tom for advice.
  209. 13:16>> Sure, Sarah. What's going on?
  210. 13:20>> I want to cook dinner for my family this
  211. 13:22weekend.
  212. 13:24But I only know how to make eggs and
  213. 13:26toast.
  214. 13:31>> What does Sarah want to cook?
  215. 13:36Dinner.
  216. 13:37She wants to cook dinner for her family.
  217. 13:43When does Sarah want to cook dinner?
  218. 13:49This weekend.
  219. 13:50She wants to cook dinner this weekend.
  220. 13:56What can Sarah cook now?
  221. 14:01Eggs and toast.
  222. 14:03She can only cook eggs and toast.
  223. 14:08>> Well, that's a good start.
  224. 14:11But for a family dinner, you need to
  225. 14:13level up your cooking skills.
  226. 14:18>> Does Tom think Sarah needs to level up
  227. 14:21her fighting skills?
  228. 14:26No, he doesn't think Sarah needs to
  229. 14:29level up her fighting skills.
  230. 14:33What does Tom think Sarah needs to level
  231. 14:36up?
  232. 14:39Her cooking skills.
  233. 14:41He thinks she needs to level up her
  234. 14:43cooking skills.
  235. 14:47Level up?
  236. 14:49How can I do that fast?
  237. 14:52>> Pick one simple dish like spaghetti with
  238. 14:55tomato sauce.
  239. 14:57It's easy and delicious.
  240. 15:02>> What dish does Tom suggest?
  241. 15:09Spaghetti.
  242. 15:10He suggests spaghetti with tomato sauce.
  243. 15:16Spaghetti? Okay.
  244. 15:19That doesn't sound too hard.
  245. 15:24>> Does Sarah think spaghetti is hard to
  246. 15:27make?
  247. 15:30No, she doesn't.
  248. 15:33She thinks it doesn't sound too hard.
  249. 15:38>> It isn't.
  250. 15:40But you also need to raise the bar for
  251. 15:42your ingredients.
  252. 15:47>> Did Tom say Sarah needs to lower the bar
  253. 15:50for her ingredients?
  254. 15:55No, he didn't say Sarah needs to lower
  255. 15:58the bar.
  256. 16:02What does Tom say about the ingredients?
  257. 16:09He says Sarah needs to raise the bar for
  258. 16:11her ingredients.
  259. 16:16What do you mean?
  260. 16:18>> Don't use sauce from a bottle.
  261. 16:21Use fresh tomatoes, garlic, and herbs.
  262. 16:25It tastes much better.
  263. 16:30>> What fresh ingredients does Tom suggest?
  264. 16:35Fresh tomatoes, garlic, and herbs.
  265. 16:39He suggests using them for the sauce.
  266. 16:44>> Fresh ingredients?
  267. 16:47That sounds more expensive.
  268. 16:52>> Does Sarah think fresh ingredients are
  269. 16:54more expensive?
  270. 16:59Yes, she does. She thinks they are more
  271. 17:02expensive.
  272. 17:06>> A little, but the taste is worth it.
  273. 17:10Your family will be happy.
  274. 17:14>> Why does Tom think fresh ingredients are
  275. 17:18good?
  276. 17:22Because they taste much better.
  277. 17:25He thinks the taste is worth it.
  278. 17:30>> You're right.
  279. 17:32I want to make them proud.
  280. 17:34>> I can teach you.
  281. 17:36Come to my house tomorrow.
  282. 17:39We can cook together.
  283. 17:43>> Where will Sarah and Tom cook together?
  284. 17:50At Tom's house.
  285. 17:52They will cook together at his house
  286. 17:54tomorrow.
  287. 17:57>> Really?
  288. 17:59That would be amazing.
  289. 18:01>> Yes.
  290. 18:02Bring a notebook and write down the
  291. 18:03steps.
  292. 18:05>> I will.
  293. 18:06Thank you, Tom.
  294. 18:11>> What should Sarah bring?
  295. 18:17A notebook. She should bring a notebook
  296. 18:20and write down the steps.
  297. 18:24>> Do you want to improve your English
  298. 18:25speaking skills even more?
  299. 18:29Check out our new shadowing course.
  300. 18:33It's full of interactive MP3 and PDF
  301. 18:36lessons to help you speak with
  302. 18:37confidence.
  303. 18:40Download the free lesson today. The link
  304. 18:42is below.
  305. 18:46Now let's practice shadowing.
  306. 18:49You'll hear one speaker's line. Listen
  307. 18:52carefully, then say it out loud.
  308. 18:55After that, read the other speaker's
  309. 18:57line yourself.
  310. 18:59You'll take turns speaking both parts of
  311. 19:01the conversation.
  312. 19:03>> If it's too fast, just pause or slow
  313. 19:05down the video.
  314. 19:07Repeat this practice often.
  315. 19:09Shadowing helps you speak more clearly,
  316. 19:12naturally, and with confidence.
  317. 19:16>> [music]
  318. 19:22>> Tom, I need your advice.
  319. 19:29I want to cook dinner for my family this
  320. 19:31weekend,
  321. 19:33but I only know how to make eggs and
  322. 19:35toast.
  323. 19:45Level up?
  324. 19:47How can I do that fast?
  325. 19:58Spaghetti? Okay.
  326. 20:02That doesn't sound too hard.
  327. 20:11What do you mean?
  328. 20:22Fresh ingredients?
  329. 20:25That sounds more expensive.
  330. 20:35You're right.
  331. 20:37I want to make them proud.
  332. 20:46Really?
  333. 20:47That would be amazing.
  334. 20:54I will.
  335. 20:55Thank you, Tom.
  336. 20:58I feel more confident now.
  337. 21:13>> Sure, Sarah. What's going on?
  338. 21:25Well, that's a good start.
  339. 21:27But, for a family dinner, you need to
  340. 21:29level up your cooking skills.
  341. 21:37Pick one simple dish, like spaghetti
  342. 21:39with tomato sauce.
  343. 21:42It's easy and delicious.
  344. 21:51It isn't.
  345. 21:53But, you also need to raise the bar for
  346. 21:55your ingredients.
  347. 21:59Don't use sauce from a bottle.
  348. 22:02Use fresh tomatoes, garlic, and herbs.
  349. 22:06It tastes much better.
  350. 22:14A little, but the taste is worth it.
  351. 22:18Your family will be happy.
  352. 22:25I can teach you.
  353. 22:27Come to my house tomorrow.
  354. 22:30We can cook together.
  355. 22:35Yes. Bring a notebook and write down the
  356. 22:37steps.
  357. 22:45Good. See you tomorrow.
  358. 22:48Let's make a great dinner.
  359. 22:56>> Great job today.
  360. 22:58Remember, the best way to to your
  361. 23:00English speaking skills is to watch this
  362. 23:02video many times.
  363. 23:05The more you repeat, the better you will
  364. 23:07speak.
  365. 23:08>> And don't forget to check out our other
  366. 23:11videos on our English easy practice
  367. 23:13YouTube channel.
  368. 23:14We have more lessons to help you speak
  369. 23:16English with confidence.
  370. 23:19>> You can also visit our website
  371. 23:21englisheasypractice.com
  372. 23:23for free downloads, more practice, and
  373. 23:25helpful resources.
  374. 23:29>> Don't forget to like and subscribe for
  375. 23:31more helpful content.
  376. 23:34Happy learning.
  377. 23:38>> Thanks for watching, guys.
  378. 23:40Now, I recommend you watch this great
  379. 23:42video, too.
  380. 23:44It will help you to improve your English
  381. 23:45skills, and you will love it. I promise.

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