Morning Routine To Improve Your English | Easy English Podcast for Conversation Practice B1 — Transcript

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1. 0:00English Academy Plus podcast [music]
2. 0:02>> Your daily dose of simple English. Good
3. 0:05morning everyone. Welcome back to the
4. 0:08channel. I'm David. And I'm Alice.
5. 0:11Hello, hello. It's so nice to be here
6. 0:13with you today. Hey Alice, let me ask
7. 0:16you something. What is the first thing
8. 0:18you do every morning? Hmm, honestly, I
9. 0:22look at my phone.
10. 0:24I know, I know. That's not very good, is
11. 0:26it?
12. 0:27>> [laughter]
13. 0:28>> Okay, okay. Don't worry. A lot of people
14. 0:31do that. But today, we are going to talk
15. 0:33about something very exciting. Yes,
16. 0:36today's topic is morning routines to
17. 0:38improve your English. That's right. Your
18. 0:41morning routine, the things you do every
19. 0:44morning. These things can help you learn
20. 0:47English faster. And the best part? You
21. 0:49don't need extra time. You can improve
22. 0:51your English while you do normal things,
23. 0:54like eating breakfast or brushing your
24. 0:56teeth. Exactly. So, if you are ready,
25. 0:59stay with us because by the end of this
26. 1:02video, you will have a simple, powerful
27. 1:04morning routine in English. Let's go.
28. 1:08Okay Alice, first things first. Let's
29. 1:10talk about the word routine. Routine, r
30. 1:15o u t i n e, routine. A routine is
31. 1:21something you do every day at the same
32. 1:23time in the same way. For example, every
33. 1:27morning I wake up, I drink coffee, and I
34. 1:29get dressed. That is my routine. Yes,
35. 1:32and a routine is very powerful because
36. 1:35when you do something every day, it
37. 1:37becomes a habit. A habit, yes. A habit
38. 1:40is something you do without thinking,
39. 1:42like brushing your teeth. Right. Do you
40. 1:45think about brushing your teeth every
41. 1:47morning? No, I just do it automatically.
42. 1:50Exactly. And that is what we want with
43. 1:52English. We want English to feel
44. 1:54automatic, natural, easy. So, the idea
45. 1:58is this. If you add English to your
46. 2:00morning routine, little by little, your
47. 2:02English will get better every single
48. 2:04day. Little by little. I love that
49. 2:07phrase. Say it with us. Little by
50. 2:09little. Little by little. Beautiful.
51. 2:13Okay, so now let's talk about some
52. 2:15specific things you can do in the
53. 2:16morning to improve your English. Yes,
54. 2:19and these are very practical. You don't
55. 2:21need a classroom, you don't need a
56. 2:23teacher, you just need your morning.
57. 2:25Okay. Step one. This is the very first
58. 2:29thing. When you wake up in the morning,
59. 2:32think in English. Oh, I like this one.
60. 2:36So, instead of thinking in your own
61. 2:37language, try to think in English. Yes.
62. 2:40For example, when your alarm rings,
63. 2:43don't think, "Oh, no, it's morning." in
64. 2:45your own language. Instead, think in
65. 2:48English. "Good morning. It's time to
66. 2:50wake up."
67. 2:51>> [laughter]
68. 2:52>> Or think, "Five more minutes, please."
69. 2:55Yes, that works, too. "Five more
70. 2:57minutes, please."
71. 2:58That is very natural English, by the
72. 3:00way. Let's say it together. "Five more
73. 3:02minutes, please." "Five more minutes,
74. 3:05please."
75. 3:06Perfect. But seriously, this is a very
76. 3:09simple exercise. You are not studying,
77. 3:12you are just changing the language of
78. 3:14your thoughts. And why is this helpful?
79. 3:16Because when you think in English, your
80. 3:18brain starts to work in English. You
81. 3:20don't need to translate, you just think.
82. 3:23And translation is very slow. If you
83. 3:26always translate from your language to
84. 3:27English, speaking becomes slow and
85. 3:30difficult. But if you train your brain
86. 3:32to think in English, speaking becomes
87. 3:34faster, more natural. So, tomorrow
88. 3:37morning, when you wake up, say something
89. 3:39in English, even just one sentence.
90. 3:41Maybe, "Good morning. Today is going to
91. 3:44be a great day." Or, "I'm tired, but I'm
92. 3:47ready."
93. 3:48>> [laughter]
94. 3:48>> I love that one. "I'm tired, but I'm
95. 3:51ready." Repeat after me. I'm tired, but
96. 3:54I'm ready. I'm tired, but I'm ready.
97. 3:56Perfect. Okay, let's move to step two.
98. 4:00Step two is one of my favorites. Listen
99. 4:03to English while you get ready. Oh, yes.
100. 4:06This is so easy to do. You don't need
101. 4:08extra time. You listen while you do
102. 4:10other things. Exactly. So, when you are
103. 4:13in the shower, when you are brushing
104. 4:15your teeth, when you are making
105. 4:17breakfast or getting dressed, just put
106. 4:19on some English audio. You can listen to
107. 4:21a podcast like this one.
108. 4:23Yes, exactly. Listen to a podcast or you
109. 4:26can listen to English music or an
110. 4:29English audio lesson or even a YouTube
111. 4:31video playing in the background. The key
112. 4:33is passive listening. You are not
113. 4:35studying hard. You are just letting
114. 4:37English go into your ears. Passive
115. 4:40listening. Let's say that again. Passive
116. 4:43listening. Passive listening. And
117. 4:45passive listening is very powerful. Even
118. 4:48if you don't understand everything, your
119. 4:50ears are getting used to English sounds,
120. 4:53English rhythms, English pronunciation.
121. 4:55It's like being a baby. When babies
122. 4:57learn their first language, they listen
123. 4:59for a long long time before they speak.
124. 5:02Yes, babies don't study grammar. They
125. 5:05just listen and listen and listen and
126. 5:08then one day they speak. So, you can do
127. 5:10the same thing every morning. Just
128. 5:13listen. Now, what should you listen to?
129. 5:16That's a good question. For beginners, I
130. 5:18recommend slow clear English like this
131. 5:21podcast or simple English news or an
132. 5:24easy English conversation. And for
133. 5:26intermediate learners, you can try to
134. 5:28listen to normal speed English, a
135. 5:30podcast, a short YouTube video or a
136. 5:32radio show. The most important thing is
137. 5:34to listen every day, even for 15
138. 5:37minutes. 15 minutes every day is better
139. 5:40than 2 hours once a week. Yes, 15
140. 5:43minutes every day. That is your goal.
141. 5:45Can you do that? Of course, you can.
142. 5:47It's just 15 minutes. Okay, let's go to
143. 5:50step three and this one is very fun.
144. 5:53Step three, talk to yourself in English.
145. 5:57>> [laughter]
146. 5:58>> Wait, talk to myself? People will think
147. 6:00I'm crazy. No, no, no. This is actually
148. 6:03a very common technique that language
149. 6:05learners use and it works really well.
150. 6:08Okay, okay, tell us more. So, the idea
151. 6:11is simple. When you are alone in the
152. 6:13morning, talk out loud in English about
153. 6:16what you are doing. For example? For
154. 6:19example, when you are making breakfast,
155. 6:21say, "I'm making breakfast. I'm going to
156. 6:24make some eggs and toast. I'm putting
157. 6:27butter on the bread." Oh, that's nice.
158. 6:29You are describing your actions in
159. 6:31English. Exactly. This is called a
160. 6:34running commentary. You are talking
161. 6:36about what is happening right now.
162. 6:38Running commentary. Say it with us.
163. 6:40Running commentary. Running commentary.
164. 6:43And this is great for practicing the
165. 6:45present continuous tense, the I am doing
166. 6:48form. Yes. Let's practice. Alice, what
167. 6:51are you doing right now? Right now, I am
168. 6:54sitting. I am talking to David. I am
169. 6:57smiling. Perfect. And I am standing. I
170. 7:00am holding a microphone. I am speaking
171. 7:03English. See? It's easy. And you can
172. 7:05also practice vocabulary. When you see
173. 7:08something in your kitchen, say the word
174. 7:09in English. Knife, fork, spoon, cup,
175. 7:14plate. Oh, I love this. Like a little
176. 7:16English game in your kitchen. Exactly.
177. 7:19And if you don't know a word, that's
178. 7:20okay. Just look it up. Look it up means
179. 7:23to find the meaning of something. Look
180. 7:25it up. Great phrase. Write that down.
181. 7:27Look it up. So, every morning try to
182. 7:30talk to yourself for just 5 minutes in
183. 7:33English. Describe what you are doing,
184. 7:35name the things around you, practice out
185. 7:37loud. And speaking out loud is very
186. 7:40important because when you speak, you
187. 7:42are training your mouth, your tongue,
188. 7:44your voice. Reading English in your head
189. 7:47is good, but speaking out loud is
190. 7:49better. So, don't be shy. Don't be shy.
191. 7:52Repeat. Don't be shy. Don't be shy.
192. 7:56Perfect. Okay. Step four. Read one short
193. 8:00thing in English. One short thing. Not a
194. 8:05whole book.
195. 8:06No, no, nothing like that. Just one
196. 8:09short thing. Maybe 5 minutes of reading.
197. 8:11So, what can we read in the morning?
198. 8:14Great question. You can read a short
199. 8:16news article, a simple blog post, a few
200. 8:19sentences from a book you like, or even
201. 8:21just your English learning app. I like
202. 8:23to read English quotes in the morning.
203. 8:25You know, a short beautiful sentence
204. 8:27that makes you think. Oh, that's a
205. 8:29lovely idea. And it's short, just one or
206. 8:31two sentences, but you read it slowly.
207. 8:34You think about it. You maybe repeat it
208. 8:36out loud. And reading every morning
209. 8:39helps you in so many ways. You learn new
210. 8:41words, you see how sentences are built,
211. 8:44you learn grammar without studying
212. 8:46grammar. Yes, that is the secret. You
213. 8:49don't need to sit with a grammar book
214. 8:50every morning. Just read natural
215. 8:52English. Your brain will start to
216. 8:54understand the patterns. Patterns, yes.
217. 8:57English has patterns. And when you read
218. 8:59a lot, you start to feel what sounds
219. 9:01right. Exactly. You feel it. Like, you
220. 9:05don't know the grammar rule, but you
221. 9:06know the sentence is correct or
222. 9:08incorrect. Native speakers do this all
223. 9:10the time. They don't think about grammar
224. 9:12rules. They just feel the language. And
225. 9:15you can feel English, too. With
226. 9:17practice, with patience, and with your
227. 9:20morning routine. So, what is one short
228. 9:22thing you will read tomorrow morning?
229. 9:24Think about it. Maybe choose something
230. 9:26now. A website, an app, a short article.
231. 9:30Whatever you enjoy. Because if you enjoy
232. 9:32it, you will do it every day. And that
233. 9:35is the key to learning English,
234. 9:37consistency. Doing it every day.
235. 9:39Consistency. c o n s i s t e n c y
236. 9:45consistency Say it. Consistency.
237. 9:48Consistency. Beautiful word. Okay, we
238. 9:51are almost at step five, but first, hey,
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247. 10:14just like this one. Slow, clear, and
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251. 10:23want you to be part of it. Okay, let's
252. 10:26continue. Step five. Step five. Write
253. 10:30three sentences in English. Just three
254. 10:33sentences? Just three sentences. That's
255. 10:35all. Three sentences every morning.
256. 10:38Okay, I like this. It sounds very
257. 10:40manageable. Manageable. Good word,
258. 10:43Alice.
259. 10:44It means not too hard, not too big. You
260. 10:47can do it. Manageable. Let's say it.
261. 10:50Manageable. Manageable. So, what do we
262. 10:53write? You can write anything. Write
263. 10:55about your morning. Write about how you
264. 10:57feel. Write about your plans for the
265. 10:59day. For example,
266. 11:01today is Monday. I feel tired but happy.
267. 11:05I'm going to study English for 30
268. 11:07minutes today. Perfect. Three simple
269. 11:09sentences and you can write them in a
270. 11:12notebook or on your phone or in a notes
271. 11:14app. And writing is so important for
272. 11:17English learners because when you write,
273. 11:19you have to think about words. You have
274. 11:21to choose the right word. You have to
275. 11:23build the sentence. And this is
276. 11:25different from speaking. When you speak,
277. 11:28everything happens fast, but when you
278. 11:30write, you have time to think. Writing
279. 11:32helps you understand your mistakes. You
280. 11:35can look at what you wrote and think,
281. 11:37"Hmm, is this correct? Does this sound
282. 11:39right?" Exactly. And don't worry about
283. 11:42making mistakes. Mistakes are normal.
284. 11:44Mistakes are how we learn. I made so
285. 11:47many mistakes when I was learning
286. 11:48English. And now look at you.
287. 11:51You [snorts] are speaking excellent
288. 11:52English. Thank you, David. The point is,
289. 11:55don't be afraid to make mistakes. Just
290. 11:57write. Every morning, three sentences.
291. 12:00Three sentences. That's your goal.
292. 12:02Small, but powerful. And after 1 month,
293. 12:05you will have 90 sentences. Think about
294. 12:08that. 90 sentences in 1 month. And after
295. 12:111 year, over 1,000 sentences. 1,000
296. 12:15sentences. Wow, that is a lot of English
297. 12:18practice. All from just three sentences
298. 12:20a day.
299. 12:21That is the power of consistency. Okay,
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321. 13:12lesson. Okay, let's review everything.
322. 13:14Are you ready? Ready. Step one, think in
323. 13:17English when you wake up. Even just one
324. 13:19or two sentences. Good morning. Today is
325. 13:22going to be a great day. Step two,
326. 13:24listen to English while you get ready. A
327. 13:26podcast, a video, music. 15 minutes is
328. 13:30enough. Step three, talk to yourself in
329. 13:32English. Describe what you are doing.
330. 13:34Name things around you. Practice out
331. 13:36loud. Step four, read one short thing in
332. 13:39English. An article, a quote, a book,
333. 13:42just 5 minutes. Step five, write three
334. 13:45sentences in English about your day,
335. 13:48your feelings, your plans. Three
336. 13:50sentences every morning. Five steps, all
337. 13:53in the morning. And most of them take
338. 13:55only 15 minutes. So in total, maybe 30
339. 13:58minutes, maybe less. And you are already
340. 14:01doing things in the morning. Waking up,
341. 14:03getting ready, eating breakfast. You are
342. 14:05just adding English to those things.
343. 14:07Exactly. You are not adding more time to
344. 14:09your day. You are just using your
345. 14:11morning time better. Okay, Alice. Let's
346. 14:14make this more real. Let's imagine a
347. 14:16full morning in English. Oh, I love
348. 14:19this. Like a story. Yes. So, it's 7:00
349. 14:23in the morning. Your alarm rings. Beep
350. 14:25beep beep. Yes. And instead of turning
351. 14:28it off and going back to sleep, which I
352. 14:30sometimes do, which we sometimes do, you
353. 14:33sit up and you say in English,
354. 14:36"Good morning. It's 7:00. Time to wake
355. 14:39up." That's step one, thinking in
356. 14:41English. Then you go to the bathroom.
357. 14:44You turn on the shower. And you also
358. 14:46turn on a podcast or an English lesson.
359. 14:49You listen while you shower. Step two,
360. 14:52listening to English. Then you get
361. 14:54dressed. And while you are getting
362. 14:56dressed, you talk to yourself.
363. 14:58"I'm putting on my shirt.
364. 15:00I'm going to wear jeans today. The
365. 15:02weather looks cold." Step three, talking
366. 15:05to yourself. Running commentary. Then
367. 15:07you go to the kitchen. You make coffee
368. 15:09or tea. And while you wait for the water
369. 15:12to boil, you open your phone and read
370. 15:14one short article in English, maybe
371. 15:16three or four paragraphs. Step four,
372. 15:18reading. Then you you down for
373. 15:20breakfast. And while you eat, you take
374. 15:23out a notebook or open your notes app,
375. 15:25and you write three sentences.
376. 15:28Today is Tuesday.
377. 15:29I feel good.
378. 15:31My plan for today is to go to work and
379. 15:33practice English in the evening. Step
380. 15:35five, writing. Done. And all of this,
381. 15:38maybe 30 minutes, maybe even less if you
382. 15:41are fast. And after that, you go to work
383. 15:43or to school or wherever you go, feeling
384. 15:45good because you already used English
385. 15:47this morning. You already practiced. You
386. 15:50already improved. Before 9:00. Before
387. 15:549:00. I love that.
388. 15:57Okay, we have five steps, but let's give
389. 16:01some extra tips. Small things that make
390. 16:03the morning routine easier. Great idea.
391. 16:06Tip number one, prepare the night
392. 16:08before. Yes. Before you go to sleep,
393. 16:12choose what you will listen to tomorrow.
394. 16:14Find the podcast. Find the article. Have
395. 16:17it ready. Because in the morning, we are
396. 16:19tired. We don't want to spend 10 minutes
397. 16:21looking for something to listen to.
398. 16:22Exactly. If it's ready, you will do it.
399. 16:26If it's not ready, you might skip it.
400. 16:28Might skip it. That means you might not
401. 16:30do it. Skip means to miss something, to
402. 16:32not do it. Skip. Don't skip your morning
403. 16:36routine.
404. 16:37>> [laughter]
405. 16:38>> Tip number two, start small. Yes. Don't
406. 16:41try to do everything on the first day.
407. 16:44Maybe start with just one or two steps.
408. 16:46For example, this week, just do step one
409. 16:49and step two. Think in English when you
410. 16:51wake up and listen to English while you
411. 16:53get ready. Then next week, add step
412. 16:55three, talk to yourself. And slowly,
413. 16:57slowly, you build the full routine.
414. 17:00Little by little. Little by little.
415. 17:02There it is again.
416. 17:03>> [laughter]
417. 17:04>> Tip number three, be kind to yourself.
418. 17:07Oh, I love this tip. Some mornings, you
419. 17:09will be very tired or busy or you will
420. 17:12forget, and that is completely okay.
421. 17:15Don't feel bad. Don't say, I failed. I'm
422. 17:18terrible at English. No, just say it's
423. 17:21okay. Tomorrow I will try again.
424. 17:23Tomorrow I will try again. Beautiful.
425. 17:26Say it. Tomorrow I will try again.
426. 17:29Tomorrow I will try again. And that
427. 17:31mindset, that way of thinking is very
428. 17:33important. Learning a language is a long
429. 17:36journey, not a race. A long journey, and
430. 17:39every morning is one more step on that
431. 17:41journey. One more step? I like that.
432. 17:44Okay. Let's now review some important
433. 17:47words and phrases from today. Yes,
434. 17:49repeat after us. This is great speaking
435. 17:53practice. First word, routine.
436. 17:56A routine is something you do every day.
437. 17:59Routine. Routine. Second word, habit. A
438. 18:03habit is something you do without
439. 18:05thinking. Habit. Habit. Third phrase,
440. 18:09little by little.
441. 18:10This means slowly, over time, with small
442. 18:13steps. Little by little. Little by
443. 18:16little. Fourth phrase, passive
444. 18:19listening. This means listening without
445. 18:21studying hard, just letting English go
446. 18:24into your ears. Passive listening.
447. 18:26Passive listening. Fifth phrase, running
448. 18:29commentary. This means talking about
449. 18:32what is happening right now. Running
450. 18:34commentary. Running commentary.
451. 18:36Sixth word, consistency. Doing something
452. 18:40every day, not stopping. Consistency.
453. 18:43Consistency. Seventh phrase, look it up.
454. 18:47Find the meaning of something in a
455. 18:48dictionary or online. Look it up. Look
456. 18:51it up. Eighth phrase, don't be shy.
457. 18:55Don't feel scared or embarrassed. Be
458. 18:57brave. Don't be shy. Don't be shy. Ninth
459. 19:01phrase, manageable.
460. 19:03Not too hard, you can do it. Manageable.
461. 19:06Manageable. And 10th phrase, tomorrow I
462. 19:09will try again. For when things don't go
463. 19:11perfectly. Tomorrow I will try again.
464. 19:14Tomorrow I will try again. Beautiful.
465. 19:17You just practiced 10 important phrases.
466. 19:20Well done.
467. 19:21Okay, learners. Now it's your turn. We
468. 19:24have some questions for you.
469. 19:26These are for thinking and practicing.
470. 19:29You can answer in your head, or you can
471. 19:31write your answers in a notebook, or
472. 19:34even better, write your answers in the
473. 19:36comments below.
474. 19:38Question one. What does your morning
475. 19:40routine look like right now? What do you
476. 19:43usually do in the morning?
477. 19:44Question two. Which of the five steps do
478. 19:47you want to try first? Think in English,
479. 19:50listen, talk, read, or write?
480. 19:53Question three. What is one English word
481. 19:56you learned today?
482. 19:57Just one word. Can you remember it?
483. 20:00Question four. How do you feel about
484. 20:02speaking English? Are you shy, or are
485. 20:05you feeling more confident?
486. 20:07Confident. That means you feel sure. You
487. 20:10feel brave. You feel like, I can do
488. 20:13this. I can do this. Say it. I can do
489. 20:17this. I can do this.
490. 20:20Yes, that energy is perfect. Now, let's
491. 20:24do something special.
492. 20:26We are going to say the most important
493. 20:29phrases slowly,
494. 20:32very slowly,
495. 20:34so you can really hear them clearly.
496. 20:36Repeat after us, out loud. Don't just
497. 20:40listen. Say it. Ready?
498. 20:42Let's go. Good morning.
499. 20:44It's time to wake up. Good
500. 20:47morning.
501. 20:48It's time to wake up. Good morning.
502. 20:52It's time to wake up. Now you.
503. 20:55Say it.
504. 20:59I'm going to practice English today. I'm
505. 21:01going to practice English today. I'm
506. 21:06going to practice English today.
507. 21:11Little by little, my English is getting
508. 21:14better. Little by little, my English is
509. 21:18getting better. Little by little, my
510. 21:20English is getting better.
511. 21:23I'm not afraid to make mistakes. I'm not
512. 21:26afraid to make mistakes. I'm not afraid
513. 21:30to make mistakes.
514. 21:32Every morning is a chance to practice.
515. 21:35Every morning is a chance to practice.
516. 21:39Every morning is a chance to practice.
517. 21:43Tomorrow, I will try again. Tomorrow, I
518. 21:46will try again. Tomorrow, I will try
519. 21:49again.
520. 21:50You did it. Great job.
521. 21:53That was beautiful. Seriously, if you
522. 21:56said those phrases out loud, you are
523. 21:58already practicing English right now, in
524. 22:01real time. And that is exactly the
525. 22:03point. English doesn't only happen in a
526. 22:06classroom. It happens here, in this
527. 22:09conversation, in your morning, in your
528. 22:12daily life. Wow, that was a great
529. 22:15conversation today, Alice. It really
530. 22:17was, and I feel like we covered so much.
531. 22:20Five steps, lots of phrases, great
532. 22:23practice. So, let's do a final summary.
533. 22:27What is the message of today's video?
534. 22:29The message is simple. Your morning is
535. 22:32powerful. Use it to improve your English
536. 22:35a little bit every day. Little by
537. 22:37little. Little by little.
538. 22:40You don't need to be perfect. You don't
539. 22:42need to speak like a native speaker
540. 22:44overnight. You just need to be
541. 22:46consistent. Consistent every day. Even
542. 22:49for 15 or 30 minutes, it adds up. It
543. 22:52adds up. That phrase means small things
544. 22:55become big things over time. So, start
545. 22:58tomorrow. When your alarm rings, say
546. 23:00something in English. Just one sentence.
547. 23:03And put on a podcast while you get
548. 23:05ready. Maybe this one.
549. 23:07>> [laughter]
550. 23:08>> Yes, listen to us while you brush your
551. 23:10teeth. We don't mind. And talk to
552. 23:13yourself. Read something. Write three
553. 23:15sentences. You have a full morning
554. 23:17English routine now, and you didn't even
555. 23:20need to go to a school. English is
556. 23:22everywhere, and now it's in your
557. 23:24morning. Beautiful. Okay, before we go,
558. 23:27we have one last question for you. Here
559. 23:29it is. We want you to write this in the
560. 23:31comments below. Tell us what is one
561. 23:34thing you will do tomorrow morning to
562. 23:36practice English. One thing, just one.
563. 23:39Will you listen to a podcast? Will you
564. 23:41think in English when you wake up? Will
565. 23:43you write three sentences? Tell us in
566. 23:45the comments. We read every comment. We
567. 23:48love hearing from you. You are not
568. 23:49learning alone. We are all in this
569. 23:52together. Together. I love that. Thank
570. 23:55you so much for watching. Thank you for
571. 23:57practicing with us today. If this video
572. 23:59helped you, please like it. Share it
573. 24:01with a friend who is learning English.
574. 24:02And subscribe to the channel if you
575. 24:04haven't already. New videos every week.
576. 24:07Slow, clear, friendly English just for
577. 24:09you. Just for you. We will see you in
578. 24:11the next one. Until then, keep
579. 24:14practicing, keep going, and remember.
580. 24:16Little by little, your English is
581. 24:18getting better. Goodbye, everyone.
582. 24:20Goodbye. See you soon.