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0:03[music]
0:08Hello everyone and welcome back to Mr.
0:12[music] English channel where learning
0:14English is easy and fun. I'm Emily.
0:19>> Hello Emily. Hello everyone. It is
0:22wonderful to be here today.
0:25>> It is. How are you Paul?
0:28>> I am good, thank you. So I am awake.
0:32[laughter]
0:33>> Awake. That is a good start.
0:36>> Yes, I had my coffee. So I am ready. How
0:41are you, Emily?
0:42>> I am great. I am very happy today. I had
0:46a good morning.
0:47>> Oh, that's nice. A good morning is very
0:51important.
0:52>> It is. And that is our topic today. We
0:56are going to talk about our daily life.
1:01Our routines.
1:03>> Ah daily routines. Yes. This is a topic
1:08everyone has. We all have a day.
1:12[laughter]
1:14>> Yes, we do. We all have things we do
1:18every day. Morning, afternoon, and
1:21night.
1:22>> It sounds very interesting.
1:25Sometimes people think routine is a
1:28boring word.
1:30>> M maybe. But I think our routines can be
1:34very different and very interesting.
1:38>> I agree. And it is perfect for English
1:42practice. We use simple words to talk
1:45about our day.
1:47>> Exactly. But first, before we talk about
1:51our day, we have a small request.
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2:19learning English.
2:21>> Thank you. We love our listeners. Okay,
2:25Paul.
2:26>> Yes, Emily.
2:27>> Daily life. Let's start at the
2:31beginning. The morning.
2:33>> Oh, no. The morning. [laughter]
2:36>> You do not like the morning,
2:39[sighs and gasps]
2:39>> Emily. I am not a morning person. Not at
2:44all. Oh really? I am a morning person. I
2:49love the morning.
2:51>> Wow. How for me the morning is
2:56difficult. The alarm clock.
2:59>> Ah the alarm clock. Yes.
3:02>> I do not like that sound. Beep beep
3:04beep.
3:05>> My alarm is music. Soft music.
3:09>> That is smart. My alarm is just loud. I
3:14wake up and I think, "Oh no, already."
3:19[laughter]
3:20>> And do you get up?
3:22>> No.
3:23I press the snooze button.
3:26>> The snooze button?
3:27>> Yes. [snorts] Five more minutes.
3:30>> Uh, but is it five minutes?
3:35>> Maybe sometimes five minutes then five
3:39more minutes.
3:41>> Oh, Paul. So when do you really get out
3:44of bed?
3:45>> When I must. When it is very late. I
3:49jump out of bed. I'm late.
3:53>> Oh, that is very funny. My morning is
3:56very different.
3:57>> Tell me.
3:58>> I wake up early before the sun.
4:02>> Wow. Why?
4:05>> I love the quiet. The house is very
4:09quiet. No cars, no noise. It is just me.
4:15>> And what do you do?
4:16>> The first thing, the most important
4:19thing is coffee.
4:22>> Ah, yes. Coffee. Me too. I run from the
4:26bed to the coffee machine. [laughter]
4:30>> How do you like your coffee, Paul?
4:32>> I like it strong and black. No milk, no
4:37sugar, just coffee.
4:41>> M. Yes, I like my coffee with a little
4:46hot milk. It is very warm and nice.
4:51>> That sounds good. I drink my coffee and
4:55I look at my phone.
4:57>> Oh, no, not the phone. [laughter]
5:02Yes, I look at the news, emails.
5:06>> See, I don't look at my phone. I sit by
5:11the window with my coffee. I just think
5:16>> that is very calm. Maybe I should try
5:18that.
5:19>> It's very nice. Okay, so we have coffee.
5:24What about breakfast?
5:26>> Breakfast is very fast for me.
5:31Because I am late.
5:35[laughter]
5:36>> Yes,
5:36>> I eat toast.
5:39Just toast with butter or maybe a
5:44banana. Very easy.
5:46>> That is very fast. I like to eat a good
5:50breakfast. I eat yogurt with fruit or
5:55sometimes I make eggs.
5:58>> Eggs. Wow. Emily, you have a lot of
6:01time. [laughter]
6:03>> I wake up early.
6:05>> That's true. Okay. So, after breakfast,
6:09we get ready for the day.
6:11>> Yes. I take a shower. I like a very hot
6:17shower.
6:18>> Me, too. A hot shower is good for waking
6:23up.
6:23>> And then the difficult part. What?
6:29>> Choosing clothes. [laughter]
6:31>> Oh yes.
6:32>> I look in my closet. I have many
6:36clothes. Shirts, pants, dresses, and I
6:42always think
6:43>> what?
6:44>> I have nothing to wear. [laughter]
6:49>> Yes, I know that feeling.
6:52>> It is so silly. I have so many clothes.
6:56My system is very easy.
6:59>> What is your system, Paul?
7:01>> I only have blue shirts. [laughter]
7:08>> No, really?
7:10>> Yes. Blue shirts, white shirts, gray
7:14shirts. Very simple. I grab one. Done.
7:19>> Paul, that is very smart.
7:23[laughter]
7:24>> It is easy. No thinking. Thinking is for
7:28later.
7:29>> Okay. So, you have your blue shirt. I
7:33finally find a dress and then work.
7:39>> Yes. Time to go to work.
7:42>> How do you go to work? Do you drive?
7:45>> No, I take the bus.
7:47>> Uh, the bus. Is it good?
7:50>> It is okay.
7:54It is very crowded. Many many people.
7:58>> H I don't like crowded places.
8:02>> Me too. But I can listen to music. I put
8:09in my headphones and I listen to music
8:12or a podcast.
8:14>> Oh, a podcast.
8:17Good podcast. [laughter]
8:20>> Yes. Sometimes I listen to Mr. your
8:22English channel. [laughter]
8:25>> Good choice.
8:26>> What about you, Emily?
8:27>> I drive my car.
8:29>> Ah, your car. That is nice.
8:33>> It is nice, but the traffic is not nice.
8:39>> Oh, yes. The traffic. Many cars.
8:43>> So many cars. All going very, very slow.
8:49Stop. Go. Stop. Go.
8:52>> Oh, that is boring.
8:54>> It is. I listen to music too. Loud
8:59music. [laughter]
9:01[gasps]
9:02>> Okay. So, we are at work.
9:06>> Yes. What is your work day like, Paul?
9:10Is it busy?
9:12>> Yes, it is always busy. The first thing
9:17I do is more coffee.
9:21Of course.
9:23>> I go to my desk. I turn on my computer.
9:28And oh, so many emails.
9:31>> Ah, the emails. I know.
9:35>> I read emails. I write emails.
9:39Then I have meetings.
9:42>> Yes. Meetings. Like you're meeting about
9:46the big report.
9:50>> Yes. like that meeting.
9:54Talking talking.
9:57>> My day is similar. I talk to people. I
10:01help people. I like my job. But yes,
10:05many emails.
10:07>> What about lunch? This is my favorite
10:11part of the workday. [laughter]
10:14>> Me, too. Food.
10:17Do you bring your lunch from home or do
10:20you buy lunch?
10:22>> I usually bring my lunch.
10:24>> Oh, that is very good. Very organized.
10:28>> Yes, I make a salad or a sandwich at
10:32home in the morning.
10:34>> Wow, Emily, you make eggs and a
10:36sandwich.
10:38[laughter]
10:39>> It is easy and it is cheap. Buying lunch
10:43every day is expensive. That is true,
10:47but I am not organized.
10:51>> So, you buy lunch?
10:53>> Yes, I go to a small cafe near my
10:56office. I buy a sandwich.
10:58>> Is it good?
10:59>> It is very good. And I like to walk for
11:0210 minutes. Get out of the office.
11:05>> Yes, that is important to walk a little.
11:09>> And in the afternoon,
11:12I get very sleepy. Oh, yes. Around 300
11:17p.m.
11:18>> Yes, exactly 300 p.m. My eyes are
11:24[laughter]
11:25>> Do you drink more coffee
11:27>> sometimes? Or I drink tea? Green tea.
11:32[laughter]
11:33>> Green tea is good. I eat a small snack.
11:37An apple.
11:38>> An apple. Very healthy. I eat a cookie.
11:45A cookie is good, too.
11:47>> Okay, so 5:00 p.m. work is finished.
11:52>> Yes, the best time.
11:54>> I go home on the bus again. I am very
11:58tired now. I just look out the window.
12:02>> I go home in my car. The traffic is bad
12:06again.
12:08>> Oh no.
12:10>> But I am happy because I am going home.
12:13Yes, home is the best.
12:16What is the first thing you do when you
12:19open the door?
12:21>> H, good question. I put down my keys. I
12:26put down my bag and I say hello to my
12:30dog.
12:31>> Oh, you have a dog?
12:34>> Yes. His name is Max. He is very happy
12:38to see me. He jumps. He barks.
12:42Oh, that is so nice.
12:45>> It is. What about you, Paul?
12:48>> I open the door and I say hello to my
12:52cat.
12:53>> You have a cat?
12:55>> Yes. Her name is Bella.
12:58>> Is Bella happy to see you?
13:01>> She is a cat. [laughter]
13:03>> Oh, I see.
13:05>> She looks at me. She says, "Meow."
13:09>> What does that mean? It means hello. Now
13:14give me food. [laughter]
13:17>> Cats, they are the boss.
13:20>> Yes, Bella is the boss of my house.
13:23>> So after you say hello to the pets, what
13:28next?
13:29>> I change my clothes. This is very
13:32important.
13:33>> Oh yes. I take off my work clothes, my
13:37blue shirt,
13:39and I put on
13:41>> pajamas.
13:43[laughter]
13:44>> Not pajamas, not yet. Just comfortable
13:47clothes. A t-shirt.
13:50>> Yes, me too. Comfortable clothes. It
13:53feels so good.
13:55>> And then dinner time.
13:58>> Yes, I am usually hungry.
14:02Do you cook dinner, Emily?
14:05>> I do. I like cooking. It is very
14:08relaxing.
14:09>> Really? For me, cooking is um
14:13[sighs and gasps]
14:14stressful.
14:17>> Stressful? Why?
14:19>> I am a bad cook, Emily. A very bad cook.
14:25>> Oh, no.
14:27>> I burn things.
14:30I burned the chicken. I burned the rice.
14:34[sighs]
14:35One time I think I burned the water.
14:41>> Paul, how do you burn water?
14:45[laughter]
14:48>> I don't know. I forgot it. All the water
14:51was gone.
14:52>> Oh my goodness. So, what do you eat for
14:55dinner?
14:56I cook simple things like pasta with
15:03tomato sauce or eggs.
15:06>> Eggs again.
15:08>> Eggs are easy. [laughter]
15:12Or I order food.
15:14>> Ah, like pizza. [laughter]
15:20>> Yes, I love pizza. Pepperoni pizza.
15:25Pizza is a great dinner. I like cooking.
15:29I cut vegetables. I listen to music. I
15:33like to make soup or pasta.
15:37>> That sounds delicious. You are a very
15:40good cook.
15:42>> It is just simple food.
15:44>> So after dinner, it is maybe 700 p.m.
15:48>> Yes. What do you do?
15:51>> I clean the kitchen. Oh, good job, Paul.
15:56[laughter]
15:57>> Yes. And then I sit on my sofa. My big
16:02red sofa.
16:04>> Ah, the sofa.
16:07Yes.
16:08>> And Bella the cat. She sits with me.
16:11>> A
16:13>> She sits on me [laughter]
16:18and she sleeps.
16:19>> That is very sweet. And you? Do you
16:22sleep? [laughter]
16:25>> No, not yet. I watch TV.
16:29>> What do you watch?
16:32>> I like funny movies, comedies. I need to
16:36laugh after a long day.
16:39>> Yes, laughing is good.
16:42>> What about you? Do you watch TV
16:45>> sometimes? Or I read a book.
16:48>> Oh, reading is good. What kind of books?
16:52>> I like stories and I have to walk my
16:56dog, Max.
16:58>> Oh, yes, the dog.
17:00>> He needs a walk. So, we go outside for a
17:03short walk.
17:04>> Is it nice at night?
17:06>> It is very nice. It is quiet. I look at
17:10the stars.
17:12>> That sounds lovely. My cat does not like
17:16walks.
17:19>> [laughter]
17:20>> No, I don't think so.
17:23>> So, after your walk, what time do you go
17:27to bed?
17:28>> I go to bed early. I am a morning
17:32person, remember?
17:34>> Oh, yes.
17:36>> I go to bed at 1000 p.m.
17:39>> 1000 p.m. Wow, that is early. [laughter]
17:45>> [gasps]
17:45>> Yes, I like to sleep. I brush my teeth.
17:50I put on my pajamas and I read in bed
17:54for 10 minutes, then snaps fingers
17:58asleep.
17:59>> That is wonderful. You get a lot of
18:03sleep.
18:04>> Yes. What about you, the not a morning
18:08person? [laughter]
18:10>> I go to bed late. How late?
18:14>> Maybe 11:30 p.m. or midnight.
18:20>> Midnight, Paul.
18:23>> I know. I watch one more movie or I read
18:30something on the internet
18:32>> and then in the morning you are tired.
18:36[laughter]
18:36>> Yes, it is a big circle. Oh, Paul, your
18:42routine is very funny.
18:45>> And your routine is very organized,
18:48Emily. [laughter]
18:50>> Wow. We talked about our whole day.
18:54>> Yes. From the alarm clock to pajamas.
18:59>> It was so nice to hear about your day,
19:01Paul.
19:02>> It was great to hear about yours and Max
19:05and Bella.
19:08>> Yes. [gasps]
19:09Well, that is all the time we have for
19:12today.
19:13>> Wow, time flies. Thank you everyone for
19:17listening to our chat.
19:19>> Yes, thank you so much. We hope you
19:22liked talking about Daily Life
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19:33>> and share it with your friends.
19:35>> Yes. And we have a question for you.
19:40>> Ooh, yes. In the comments below, please
19:44tell us. Are you a morning person like
19:48Emily [laughter]
19:50>> or are you an evening person like Paul?
19:54[laughter]
19:55>> Yes. Tell us in the comments. We'd love
19:58to read [music] what you write.
20:00>> We do. Okay. See you next time, Paul.
20:04>> Bye, Emily. Bye everyone.
20:06>> Bye for [music] now.

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