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meet Dimitri00:00:50
hi my name is Dimitri00:00:53
I'm an old family friend of Peter and00:00:55
Natasha00:01:00
I live in Saskatchewan Canada00:01:04
it is literally in the middle of nowhere00:01:11
in case you are wondering I am here for00:01:14
work00:01:16
I will tell you more about it later00:01:22
actually Dimitri is not my real name00:01:27
for some strange reason a number of00:01:29
people called me Dimitri00:01:35
it doesn't sound anything like my real00:01:38
name00:01:40
I guess people in this part of the world00:01:42
think that Dimitri is a very common00:01:44
Russian name00:01:50
I was asked to tell you some stories00:01:52
about me00:01:54
so here they are00:02:07
meet Dimitri00:02:13
Dimitri meet Dimitri00:02:19
hi my name is Dimitri00:02:25
previous00:02:28
hi my name is Dimitri00:02:34
I'm an old family friend of Peter and00:02:36
Natasha00:02:40
yesterday00:02:41
in Natasha I'm an old family friend of00:02:45
Peter and Natasha00:02:53
I live in Saskatchewan Canada00:03:02
I live in Saskatchewan Canada00:03:08
it is literally in the middle of nowhere00:03:16
it is literally in the middle of nowhere00:03:25
in case you are wondering I am here for00:03:27
work00:03:31
yesterday00:03:35
in case you are wondering I am here for00:03:37
work00:03:44
I will tell you more about it later00:03:52
I will tell you more about it later00:04:01
actually Dimitri is not my real name00:04:07
is00:04:12
actually Dimitri is not my real name00:04:21
for some strange reason a number of00:04:23
people called me Dimitri00:04:28
because00:04:33
for some strange reason a number of00:04:35
people called me Dimitri00:04:43
it doesn't sound anything like my real00:04:46
name00:04:50
is00:04:54
it doesn't sound anything like my real00:04:56
name00:05:03
I guess people in this part of the world00:05:05
think that Dimitri is a very common00:05:07
Russian name00:05:12
is00:05:20
I guess people in this part of the world00:05:22
think that Dimitri is a very common00:05:24
Russian name00:05:31
I was asked to tell you some stories00:05:33
about me00:05:38
foreign00:05:42
I was asked to tell you some stories00:05:44
about me00:05:50
so here they are00:05:57
so here they are00:06:13
hi my name is Dimitri I am an old family00:06:17
friend of Peter and Natasha I live in00:06:20
Saskatchewan Canada00:06:21
it is literally in the middle of nowhere00:06:24
in case you are wondering I am here for00:06:27
work I will tell you more about it later00:06:30
actually Dimitri is not my real name00:06:33
for some strange reason a number of00:06:35
people called me Dimitri00:06:38
it doesn't sound anything like my real00:06:40
name00:06:41
I guess people in this part of the world00:06:43
think that Dimitri is a very common00:06:45
Russian name00:06:46
I was asked to tell you some stories00:06:48
about me so here they are00:06:57
living with a Russian name00:07:00
most locals can't pronounce my name00:07:03
correctly00:07:05
they also can't pronounce my last name00:07:10
frankly my last name is not that00:07:12
complicated00:07:17
everyone tries but honestly speaking00:07:20
very few succeed00:07:23
first I tried to correct them but then I00:07:26
gave up00:07:31
now when I introduce myself I make my00:07:35
name sound just like they would say it00:07:39
it might sound strange to you but it00:07:41
makes it much easier for English00:07:43
speakers00:07:48
I am very impressed when someone can say00:07:51
my last name correctly00:07:55
and I'm even more impressed when they00:07:57
remember how to say it00:08:03
to be honest very few people get it00:08:05
right00:08:07
but that's okay00:08:10
I also have a hard time pronouncing and00:08:13
remembering some names00:08:27
living with a Russian name00:08:32
is00:08:34
living with a Russian name00:08:40
most locals can't pronounce my name00:08:42
correctly00:08:47
foreign00:08:52
most locals can't pronounce my name00:08:54
correctly00:09:01
they also can't pronounce my last name00:09:07
is00:09:10
they also can't pronounce my last name00:09:19
frankly my last name is not that00:09:22
complicated00:09:30
frankly my last name is not that00:09:33
complicated00:09:40
everyone tries but honestly speaking00:09:42
very few succeed00:09:48
sisters00:09:53
everyone tries but honestly speaking00:09:55
very few succeed00:10:03
first I tried to correct them but then I00:10:06
gave up00:10:11
is private00:10:15
first I tried to correct them but then I00:10:17
gave up00:10:25
now when I introduce myself I make my00:10:27
name sound just like they would say it00:10:33
is00:10:40
now when I introduce myself I make my00:10:43
name sound just like they would say it00:10:52
it might sound strange to you but it00:10:54
makes it much easier for English00:10:56
speakers00:11:07
it might sound strange to you but it00:11:09
makes it much easier for English00:11:11
speakers00:11:18
I am very impressed when someone can say00:11:21
my last name correctly00:11:26
pictures00:11:32
I am very impressed when someone can say00:11:35
my last name correctly00:11:43
and I'm even more impressed when they00:11:45
remember how to say it00:11:50
is00:11:55
and I'm even more impressed when they00:11:57
remember how to say it00:12:05
to be honest very few people get it00:12:08
right00:12:12
now00:12:16
to be honest very few people get it00:12:18
right00:12:25
but that's okay00:12:30
foreign but that's okay00:12:36
I also have a hard time pronouncing and00:12:39
remembering some names00:12:48
I also have a hard time pronouncing and00:12:51
remembering some names00:13:06
living with a Russian name00:13:09
most locals can't pronounce my name00:13:11
correctly00:13:12
they also can't pronounce my last name00:13:15
frankly my last name is not that00:13:17
complicated00:13:18
everyone tries but honestly speaking00:13:21
very few succeed00:13:23
first I tried to correct them but then I00:13:26
gave up00:13:27
now when I introduce myself I make my00:13:30
name sound just like they would say it00:13:33
it might sound strange to you but it00:13:35
makes it much easier for English00:13:36
speakers00:13:38
I am very impressed when someone can say00:13:40
my last name correctly00:13:43
and I'm even more impressed when they00:13:45
remember how to say it00:13:47
to be honest very few people get it00:13:49
right00:13:50
but that's okay I also have a hard time00:13:53
pronouncing and remembering some names00:14:02
how I ended up in Canada00:14:05
it's a long story so to keep it short00:14:09
I always wanted to move to the USA00:14:14
I spent a year there as an exchange00:14:16
student00:14:18
I also went a couple more times for a00:14:21
short visit00:14:23
but I had no way to stay00:14:29
when I was in Russia I actually worked00:14:32
for an American company00:14:35
at some point they tried to help me move00:14:39
but it was not easy00:14:44
one day I learned that a friend of mine00:14:47
is moving to Canada00:14:50
I started looking into ways to move00:14:53
there00:14:54
and found out that it is not as00:14:56
difficult as moving to the U.S00:15:02
my friend moved through the federal00:15:04
immigration program00:15:07
he had to wait for five years00:15:11
I didn't want to wait that long00:15:18
it was much easier to move with a job00:15:20
offer through a provincial program00:15:27
luckily another friend of mine helped me00:15:29
find a job00:15:32
the only catch was the job was in00:15:35
Saskatchewan00:15:37
I didn't mind so I accepted the offer00:15:42
and so here I am00:15:56
how I ended up in Canada00:16:04
how I ended up in Canada00:16:12
it's a long story so to keep it short00:16:18
ly00:16:22
it's a long story so to keep it short00:16:31
I always wanted to move to the USA00:16:37
yes00:16:40
I always wanted to move to the USA00:16:48
I spent a year there as an exchange00:16:51
student00:16:55
s00:16:59
I spent a year there as an exchange00:17:01
student00:17:07
I also went a couple more times for a00:17:10
short visit00:17:14
on00:17:18
I also went a couple more times for a00:17:20
short visit00:17:27
but I had no way to stay00:17:36
but I had no way to stay00:17:41
when I was in Russia I actually worked00:17:44
for an American company00:17:54
when I was in Russia I actually worked00:17:56
for an American company00:18:04
at some point they tried to help me move00:18:06
but it was not easy00:18:12
foreign00:18:17
at some point they tried to help me move00:18:20
but it was not easy00:18:28
one day I learned that a friend of mine00:18:30
is moving to Canada00:18:35
foreign00:18:40
one day I learned that a friend of mine00:18:42
is moving to Canada00:18:50
I started looking into ways to move00:18:52
there and found out that it is not as00:18:54
difficult as moving to the U.S00:19:00
is00:19:07
I started looking into ways to move00:19:09
there and found out that it is not as00:19:11
difficult as moving to the U.S00:19:20
my friend moved through the federal00:19:22
immigration program00:19:27
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my friend moved through the federal00:19:33
immigration program00:19:41
he had to wait for five years00:19:48
foreign he had to wait for five years00:19:55
I didn't want to wait that long00:20:02
a I didn't want to wait that long00:20:09
it was much easier to move with a job00:20:11
offer through a provincial program00:20:17
s00:20:23
it was much easier to move with a job00:20:25
offer through a provincial program00:20:34
luckily another friend of mine helped me00:20:37
find a job00:20:45
luckily another friend of mine helped me00:20:48
find a job00:20:55
the only catch was the job was in00:20:57
Saskatchewan00:21:02
foreign00:21:08
the only catch was the job was in00:21:10
Saskatchewan00:21:17
I didn't mind so I accepted the offer00:21:23
yes00:21:27
I didn't mind so I accepted the offer00:21:36
and so here I am00:21:42
and so here I am00:21:56
how I ended up in Canada00:21:59
it's a long story so to keep it short00:22:02
I always wanted to move to the USA00:22:05
I spent a year there as an exchange00:22:07
student00:22:08
I also went a couple more times for a00:22:10
short visit00:22:11
but I had no way to stay00:22:13
when I was in Russia I actually worked00:22:16
for an American company00:22:18
at some point they tried to help me move00:22:20
but it was not easy00:22:22
one day I learned that a friend of mine00:22:25
is moving to Canada00:22:27
I started looking into ways to move00:22:29
there and found out that it is not as00:22:31
difficult as moving to the U.S00:22:33
my friend moved through the federal00:22:35
immigration program00:22:37
he had to wait for five years00:22:39
I didn't want to wait that long00:22:42
it was much easier to move with a job00:22:44
offer through a provincial program00:22:47
luckily another friend of mine helped me00:22:49
find a job00:22:51
the only catch was the job was in00:22:53
Saskatchewan00:22:54
I didn't mind so I accepted the offer00:22:57
and so here I am00:23:07
living in Canada00:23:09
is the second largest country in the00:23:12
world00:23:13
the first is Russia00:23:16
it is huge so to get anywhere you have00:23:19
to drive for a very long time00:23:26
it is very cold here00:23:28
especially in the Prairie Provinces00:23:32
Winters are long and frigid00:23:36
summers are usually nice00:23:39
but very short00:23:44
there are lots of beautiful places to00:23:47
see00:23:48
but not in the prairies00:23:51
Rocky Mountains are gorgeous00:23:55
people from all over the world come to00:23:57
visit Banff and Jasper00:24:01
it is about a 10 hour drive from where I00:24:04
live00:24:08
Vancouver is also very nice00:24:11
but super expensive00:24:15
in general Canada is quite expensive00:24:18
especially compared to the USA00:24:22
but unlike the U.S Healthcare is free00:24:25
here00:24:36
living in Canada00:24:41
foreign living in Canada00:24:50
is the second largest country in the00:24:52
world00:24:53
the first is Russia00:24:58
Canada is00:25:05
Canada is the second largest country in00:25:07
the world00:25:08
the first is Russia00:25:16
it is huge so to get anywhere you have00:25:18
to drive for a very long time00:25:24
foreign00:25:30
it is huge so to get anywhere you have00:25:33
to drive for a very long time00:25:41
it is very cold here especially in the00:25:44
Prairie Provinces00:25:49
is00:25:53
it is very cold here especially in the00:25:56
Prairie Provinces00:26:03
Winters are long and frigid00:26:08
is00:26:11
Winters are long and frigid00:26:19
summers are usually nice but very short00:26:29
summers are usually nice but very short00:26:39
there are lots of beautiful places to00:26:41
see but not in the prairies00:26:47
prayer00:26:52
there are lots of beautiful places to00:26:54
see but not in the prairies00:27:03
Rocky Mountains are gorgeous00:27:10
foreign Rocky Mountains are gorgeous00:27:19
people from all over the world come to00:27:21
visit Banff and Jasper00:27:27
Lewis00:27:33
people from all over the world come to00:27:35
visit Banff and Jasper00:27:43
it is about a 10-hour drive from where I00:27:45
live00:27:54
it is about a 10 hour drive from where I00:27:56
live00:28:03
Vancouver is also very nice but super00:28:06
expensive00:28:14
Vancouver is also very nice but super00:28:17
expensive00:28:24
in general Canada is quite expensive00:28:27
especially compared to the USA00:28:33
Canada00:28:39
in general Canada is quite expensive00:28:41
especially compared to the USA00:28:50
but unlike the U.S Healthcare is free00:28:53
here00:29:01
but unlike the U.S Healthcare is free00:29:04
here00:29:18
living in Canada Canada is the second00:29:21
largest country in the world00:29:23
the first is Russia it is huge so to get00:29:27
anywhere you have to drive for a very00:29:29
long time00:29:30
it is very cold here especially in the00:29:33
Prairie Provinces00:29:35
Winters are long and frigid summers are00:29:38
usually nice but very short00:29:40
there are lots of beautiful places to00:29:42
see but not in the prairies00:29:45
Rocky Mountains are gorgeous00:29:47
people from all over the world come to00:29:49
visit Banff and Jasper00:29:52
it is about a 10 hour drive from where I00:29:54
live00:29:55
Vancouver is also very nice but super00:29:58
expensive00:29:59
in general Canada is quite expensive00:30:01
especially compared to the USA00:30:04
but unlike the U.S Healthcare is free00:30:07
here00:30:22
meet Dimitri hi my name is Dimitri00:30:26
I am an old family friend of Peter and00:30:28
Natasha I live in Saskatchewan Canada00:30:32
it is literally in the middle of nowhere00:30:34
in case you are wondering I am here for00:30:36
work00:30:37
I will tell you more about it later00:30:40
actually Dimitri is not my real name00:30:43
for some strange reason a number of00:30:45
people called me Dimitri00:30:47
it doesn't sound anything like my real00:30:49
name00:30:50
I guess people in this part of the world00:30:52
think that Dimitri is a very common00:30:54
Russian name00:30:55
I was asked to tell you some stories00:30:57
about me00:30:58
so here they are00:31:05
living with a Russian name00:31:07
most locals can't pronounce my name00:31:09
correctly00:31:10
they also can't pronounce my last name00:31:13
frankly my last name is not that00:31:15
complicated00:31:17
everyone tries but honestly speaking00:31:19
very few succeed00:31:21
first I tried to correct them but then I00:31:24
gave up00:31:25
now when I introduce myself I make my00:31:27
name sound just like they would say it00:31:30
it might sound strange to you but it00:31:32
makes it much easier for English00:31:34
speakers00:31:35
I am very impressed when someone can say00:31:37
my last name correctly00:31:40
and I'm even more impressed when they00:31:41
remember how to say it00:31:43
to be honest very few people get it00:31:46
right but that's okay I also have a hard00:31:49
time pronouncing and remembering some00:31:51
names00:31:57
how I ended up in Canada00:31:59
it's a long story so to keep it short00:32:03
I always wanted to move to the USA00:32:07
I spent a year there as an exchange00:32:09
student00:32:11
I also went a couple more times for a00:32:13
short visit00:32:15
but I had no way to stay00:32:20
when I was in Russia I actually worked00:32:22
for an American company00:32:26
at some point they tried to help me move00:32:28
but it was not easy00:32:33
one day I learned that a friend of mine00:32:35
is moving to Canada00:32:38
I started looking into ways to move00:32:40
there00:32:41
and found out that it is not as00:32:43
difficult as moving to the U.S00:32:48
my friend moved through the federal00:32:50
immigration program00:32:53
he had to wait for five years00:32:56
I didn't want to wait that long00:33:01
it was much easier to move with a job00:33:03
offer through a provincial program00:33:09
luckily another friend of mine helped me00:33:11
find a job00:33:14
the only catch was the job was in00:33:16
Saskatchewan00:33:18
I didn't mind so I accepted the offer00:33:22
and so here I am00:33:32
living in Canada00:33:34
is the second largest country in the00:33:36
world00:33:37
the first is Russia00:33:40
it is huge so to get anywhere you have00:33:43
to drive for a very long time00:33:48
it is very cold here00:33:51
especially in the Prairie Provinces00:33:54
Winters are long and frigid00:33:57
summers are usually nice but very short00:34:04
there are lots of beautiful places to00:34:06
see00:34:07
but not in the prairies00:34:10
Rocky Mountains are gorgeous00:34:13
people from all over the world come to00:34:15
visit Banff and Jasper00:34:18
it is about a 10 hour drive from where I00:34:21
live00:34:24
Vancouver is also very nice00:34:27
but super expensive00:34:30
in general Canada is quite expensive00:34:33
especially compared to the USA00:34:36
but unlike the U.S Healthcare is free00:34:39
hereDescription:
Учимся понимать английский на слух с помощью четырех простых коротких историй о Дмитрии, друге Петра и Наташи, который переехал в Канаду. Мы выучим много новых слов и выражений, а также узнаем немного о Канаде. 00:00 Вступление 00:45 Meet Dmitry 06:55 Living with a Russian Name 14:00 How I ended up in Canada 23:04 Living in Canada 30:10 Тест (все истории подряд без перевода) Вы услышите каждую историю три раза: 1) Сначала мы прослушаем всю историю на английском языке без перевода (и довольно медленно). Постарайтесь найти какие-то похожие слова и понять общую мысль. 2) Затем мы прослушаем историю по частям с переводом. 3) Наконец, вы услышите эту историю еще раз на английском без перевода немного быстрее! На этот раз вы должны будете понять намного больше! В конце видео - все истории подряд в темпе максимально приближенном к разговорной речи! Не расстраивайтесь, если не сможете все понять на слух с первого раза! Слушайте эти истории и другие рассказы несколько раз в течение следующей недели. Каждый раз Вы сможете понимать больше и больше! Для оптимального результата, не смотрите одно и тоже видео несколько раз подряд. Лучше посмотрите один раз, потом еще раз на следующий день, или даже через день. Если Вам нравится такой материал и подача, поставьте пожалуйста лайк и не забудьте подписаться, чтобы ничего не пропустить, ну и чтобы поддержать канал! Заранее спасибо!
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You can download a video to your smartphone using the website or the PWA application UDL Lite. It is also possible to send a download link via QR code using the UDL Helper extension.
How can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "Короткие Истории на Английском для Начинающих 🎧 Английский НА СЛУХ"?
The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.
How can I save a frame from a video "Короткие Истории на Английском для Начинающих 🎧 Английский НА СЛУХ"?
This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.
What's the price of all this stuff?
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