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английский язык

английский

английский алфавит

английский с нуля

английский для детей

английский для начинающих

английский язык 2 класс

английский язык для детей

уроки английского

английский язык класс

английский курс

английский урок

srp

срп

ребенок английский

английский произношение

английский буква

английская граматика

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a

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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oh oh what did you say

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and I say ah this is in English hello

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can you speak English tar

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ago how did you learn I didn’t study this is

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my native language I live in Britain, but

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I really learned Russian and

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came here on foot, well, almost on foot, only

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a little on the ferry and a little table right,

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how would it be in Russian, but to ride like a

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hare, forgive the pun, it

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was easy to say in a foreign language, they are reputed to be here,

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but you don’t understand a pun, what a

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pun is

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I I’m glad that I found it far away, across the fields,

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you know, it’s easier to jump and run, but the

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forest was difficult for you, and you ca

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n’t run across the road everywhere, but to learn

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Russian and get to Russia, it was my

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dream, I

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don’t understand how you look like such an ordinary brown

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hare

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well, that’s how I learned the Russian language,

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well, actually, I’m not a hare, but I’m knocked out that

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what a rabbit I’m saying and knocked out, you can call

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me it was knocked out, brother rabbit, that’s how it’s done here,

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rabbit, that’s great, I wish I could

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learn at least a few

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English words dc where is the idea, good

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idea, let me live in your forest for a little while,

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relax and teach you

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English, what are you talking about? The

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crows told me that I

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don’t have a musical ear, and I have a bad memory. I

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scared the wolf last year in the winter, and I

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know the secrets of how it’s easier to learn a foreign language.

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secrets we are hares Russians passion how

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we love secrets you just give me a hint I wo

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n’t tell anyone don’t think well listen to

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secrets 6

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first listen as much as possible to the language you are

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learning

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imitate say out loud the sounds of a new

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language especially pay attention to sounds

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that are not in your language imitating the

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intonation from which say people or

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rabbits for whom this language is 1

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secret second don’t resist the rules of a

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foreign language because you won’t play

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football with your hands don’t hide overcome the

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norms of another language time will pass and you

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will feel that they are just as reasonable

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as the rules of your native language

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secret third read in the language that

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you learn as much as possible when you

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learn a little English I will let you read

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my favorite book to get through the rabbit and

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brother fox I always carry a secret with me in my

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backpack

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fourth think if you start learning

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a language forcing yourself to

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think in it from the very beginning if during classes

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you will try to completely avoid the words of your

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language, you will quickly learn someone else's

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secret fifth

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many, many times 2 words, expressions and

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whole phrases until they

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come to your mind by themselves and the

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more you know, the easier it is for you to learn,

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further knowledge will grow like a

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snowball which is going downhill and the last

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sixth secret is don’t skip anything when

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you master something you always move from

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simple to complex

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if you missed something to understand what comes

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next becomes much more difficult

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here are the secrets you need to know if

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you want to learn a language it’s great but

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I don’t care nothing will work out, but we

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’ll try, so we start

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with one lesson number one as less in one

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means lesson one one sheet well lan lesson

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number one from van good only the sounds

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you make are not very English

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I myself feel like you pronounced the first words like this I

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greeted Ivan oh

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hello, yes, hi, I immediately realized that you are

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a foreigner, no, I will never

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succeed, listen, oh, the sound is not the same as

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in the Russian word bread,

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you pronounce it gently with aspiration,

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as if you were running, running, out of breath and

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exhaled,

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try oh oh again with but you did it

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now you can say hello to me

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haiba crushes and you can say hello like this well

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hello hello you forgot that the sound

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is pronounced gently with an aspiration

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now in the morning you can still say hello like this

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good moulin goody means good good good

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moulin morning breast im good morning well

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that’s not my thing it will never work, but

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instead,

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feel with your tongue for the tubercles behind the front

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upper teeth, touch them with the very

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tip of your tongue,

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oh, really, I never

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noticed the tubercles, but now put the tip of your tongue on

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these tubercles and forcefully pronounce it

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as if large drops are digging on a sheet of iron,

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well done and now good good chest chest and

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no, it won’t work for you, the drops are not

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on the iron, but on the leaves, look at

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my lower jaw, see how big you

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think it accidentally warms us, the English,

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have to jump on it all the time and

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we don’t deafen the sounds at the end of the word good

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good

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goldie do even unaccustomed

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I'm sick and now listen, it's

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like a bell is ringing, not

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when you pronounce this sound correctly in your

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nose, it tickles you can even feel it,

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you can put both paws on the sides of your nose and

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say

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my truth, it's like something is rattling in your nose

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and now

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molly molly

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goodman

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goodman

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thought but don't ruin it oh, what does evening mean to them? It

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means cable, good evening,

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definitely good evening, good evening, so we

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can say hello this evening,

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Bird Dan Lin, well, now let’s

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repeat once again how you can say hello

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in English, just don’t forget about the sounds,

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you, I’ve already forgotten all of that it always

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seems like this let's try hello

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good morning to the bottom lin good evening I

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forgot let's be a

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chopping fellow

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and that at the end of all English words there are such

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ringing sounds

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guld about him it's beautiful of course but my

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jaw gets very tired, it's not that

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big

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no of course listen yes

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yes, the

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tip of the tongue is there on the tubercles, but the

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sound is pronounced dullly,

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as if the drops are not on the iron; the leaves are

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dripping exactly like that, and now I know why

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you pronounce Russian words so funny, just like

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that; out of habit, you put your tongue on the tubercles

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and put it exactly like for an English word

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Tanya really didn’t notice, well,

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let’s practice and tet and tet and tet and tet

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and tet and tet and what does this mean cat

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come on and tet and tet and tet

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package package

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lunch lunch lunch lunch lunch bat

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can I do this I won’t

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repeat why it’s easy lunch lunch

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I'm afraid of them they say they grab your ears with

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nonsense, what a prejudice this is and a

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harmful one, ok edit this fear even forgot

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about the language lunch oh really lunch

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but now listen how important it is in

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English not to deafen the voiced consonants

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at the end of a word if I say be it

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would mean a bat if you were

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bad feel the difference I do

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n’t see much of a difference I don’t see a bad

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beat if they were good they wouldn’t

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be called that I’m

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a little tired but then hryvnia will be enough for the first time

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good evening

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let’s say this was everything you

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know you will try to pronounce

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in in English Goodwin said

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when it's ok good and one more agreement

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we will start each lesson with a sound without

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this, let's remember which

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words we know have a sound

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just don't forget to pronounce it as easily

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as an exhale

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gu good job oh I realized that there

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was a good job there a word to make cool

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and now some more words with a sound I will

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pronounce them from and repeat

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this means chicken and

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now one more word from

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hat here

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you have a hat on your head not

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quite for me it’s more like a cap cap

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well let’s repeat that one more time

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your well done now another sound

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again feel the tubercles behind the front

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teeth put the tip of your tongue on them and

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say and

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now the words

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pen and

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now NDP

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chicken and pen hanan dpn and what is this between

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them I don’t understand hand and pen between them the

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word m yes and

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connects them and on it is the same as in

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Russian on words and the

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stress never falls, that’s why it doesn’t sound so

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clearly m

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[music]

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dpn dpn

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dpn

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old and please tell me why in

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English all the words that

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denote objects or animals there are the

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same the letter starts like this with the

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same letter t k ryt n o n and

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not even by night be remembered but dinner but

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what are you talking about is that in the English

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language there is a small particle and it

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is put as the first word if it means

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one object of a person or an animal and

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if

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we have not yet met with this object of a person or animal and

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are called for the first time, that is, we are

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not just talking about a kelt-a package, it’s clear, but

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if there are 2 cats, what if there

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are 2 cats, or at first there was, for example, something

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unfamiliar bat and again and then

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we met her let's talk

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later otherwise everything is moving in your head

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let's just get

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acquainted with the bat I'm not going to let it be better to

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have lunch or even better insults bit

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bad bat there is no right you

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are talking about them in fear of the eyes great you've

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never even seen a bat

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small funny but if you need to

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say in English a bad bat

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the article put it in front of the word

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troubles before lunch troubles it's supposed to be that way what's this

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article a little sorry I forgot to say that

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this particle in English

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is called an article arctic interesting

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words article lunch again

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oh and I composed a poem listen it

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turned out like it’s in Russian but I

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remembered the noble one can also add a

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big epic there only at the end of the sound g without

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deafening the run and peak and what does it mean

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run a big peak a piglet or a pig

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then probably you can say it baby it

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is good your well done I didn’t forget that you have to

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put arctic before the adjective

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everything is very interesting just look it’s getting

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dark soon the owls will start flying and

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hiding a couple the owl won’t look at something

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English rabbit

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then let’s say goodbye goodbye again these are

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familiar words the year probably means everything

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good, well, in general, goodbye

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goodbye or just bye and you can also

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say bye bye bye bye bye babbit

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thanks for the lesson see you tomorrow son

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tumurun siyu tumurun didn’t understand anything

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good man i

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am glad to see

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glad to see you by the way you

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can tell me hey, that is, hello, you and I are

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friends, but for older grandmothers,

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for example, it’s better to say well, or chest

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lines, and an owl probably shouldn’t

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say high either, but it’s better to

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greet yourself more politely, well, let’s start

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our lesson

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on the stairs and lesson number three with sounds, let’s

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start again sounds don’t

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forget to place the tip of your tongue on the tubercles

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behind your front teeth,

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you’re not very good at making sounds, pick

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up a dry leaf from the ground,

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this one, maybe this one, and now put it

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on your paw, bring the card up and pronounce it with force and

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aspiration

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as if you were running from a wolf and out of breath

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just about

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oh the leaf flew off as if it had been blown away by the wind

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like this and you need to pronounce the sound as

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if you want to blow away a dry leaf and now

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pin-up

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pic

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pic

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gu yours just don’t forget the sound at the end of

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the word pronounce loudly

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bek bek bek bek bek & dog eat dog a I

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know a dog this means a dog is another breed there

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is a doc excuse me excuse me

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please this is my cell phone calling

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Juan cells you allow

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all fine

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things will

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s.s. ok on acid & cis babay excuse me

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sorry please worry at home after

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all I've gone too far excuse my

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excuse me so that's what you should say when

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you're apologizing for doing something wrong and

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that's what we usually say when we want to

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address a person, apologizing before

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that we're distracting him from our own

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thoughts or thoughts, or when we ourselves

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were distracted by something from a conversation with a person

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and we apologize to him excuse me, this is

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more of a formula of politeness when a

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formal apology is made, there is no special guilt,

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for example excuse me excuse me how to get to the

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product excuse me my phone is ringing

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excuse me didn't an owl fly here

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and remember the owl don't trouble

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trouble on this trouble troubles you

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do something dashing while it's quiet

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if you're really guilty of something and

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ask for forgiveness it's better to say m quarrel

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quarrel means upset full of regret

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that is, I'm upset I'm sorry aim Sorry, how

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can I respond to this at the moment everything is

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fine and I'm so we met online

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and I already guessed, which means I you often

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repeated when you spoke on the phone about

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mom and when we met said and m and

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rabbit that's the way it is it turns out, although I’m

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not good, but scientists have calculated oh the most

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frequently used word in colloquial

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speech

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NTV bit oh I’m knocked out, well, it’s clear rabbit,

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what is MLM and knocked out? We English

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say not just I’m a rabbit, but I’m a

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rabbit in Russian, the verb copula

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is omitted unpronounced oh

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now I understand why when someone

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speaks Russian poorly he

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comes out very funny I am John I

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am English and so about myself I

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can say about mr and bit and how do you say

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about yourself you are a hare -English

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high end of a good, well done, and now

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let’s remember the rhyme that you

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did in the last lesson, remember, I didn’t remember giving away the package,

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let’s try to redo it a little

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and we’ll get a real rhyme a m i k a n a

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b n a r a n and that

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old one is really a poem, although of

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course groups like this are n.n.

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about myself I’ll say m-echo but how can I say

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about you you’re a rabbit yu a l and beat you

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means you or you in English there’s actually

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no word you only you so in

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Russian you is translated then you then you

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depending on who you’re talking to you address

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how polite the English are, and

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although on the other hand it’s good that we

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have the word you, for example, a hare with a bill,

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I myself have known all my life we always

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play together and even got into a fight once, it’s somehow

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wonderful it would be to address him as you and

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I came up with something, but I’m afraid it’s

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wrong, so what can I say, what if it’s not

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right, no, it’s better I won’t

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say what a coward you are,

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wrong, so wrong, you’re just

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learning,

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as you say,

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only those who do nothing make mistakes,

00:23:37

In this case, we would say

00:23:39

instead of him, my lady, his steak is made in

00:23:43

two, only the person who has not done has not

00:23:46

made anything and has not made a single mistake,

00:23:50

so speak up, don’t be afraid, that’s what I think,

00:23:53

a word, and remember, you a rabbit means

00:23:59

the same as

00:24:01

our MMR, after all the word be is also changing

00:24:07

I will know English you will know

00:24:11

English he will know English

00:24:15

good for what a great fellow you are and I

00:24:19

wrote another poem and get you a bed

00:24:24

in

00:24:25

your pain will be great this is just a

00:24:30

real rhyme and a layout y a

00:24:35

n yu and n it turned out well, but you know,

00:24:40

I still don’t want to be a bat,

00:24:43

sir, what should I do with you? ok,

00:24:46

let’s redo this counting rhyme, and the

00:24:50

layout it is a bad one it is open id,

00:24:55

which means it’s

00:24:57

actually in English it they talk about

00:25:00

everything except people even about animals, that

00:25:03

is, the pen will be it and the cat will also be

00:25:06

it it is and that is, you see the verb to be

00:25:11

changes all the time and m yu a it is this is

00:25:17

clearly visible in our counting rhyme m and get it

00:25:21

is a bad yu.a. a

00:25:26

really good reader turned out to be

00:25:30

m and kit and this beat your hand and this

00:25:37

item

00:25:40

let's count and play tag who

00:25:44

will fly out that input and what is input input

00:25:47

here who should drive It's unlikely that this word is

00:25:50

correct and you better not remember it

00:25:53

and the word red probably isn't there This is what we

00:25:55

say when we play colloquial

00:25:58

words, you also need to know the language with them, the language

00:26:00

becomes more interesting and richer, Lord,

00:26:04

here at least the most ordinary words,

00:26:06

remember nothing, remember, you’re

00:26:09

doing well, well, that’s probably all for today, and

00:26:12

he himself was looking for our lesson is over,

00:26:16

good bye, good bye

00:26:18

this

00:26:20

again it was you who said that on the phone,

00:26:24

but now I already understood the words, you

00:26:28

’ll understand everything soon, but now let’s

00:26:31

count and play

00:26:33

a.m. get it is a bed Yu.A.

00:26:38

iddis

00:26:42

people outside the years named after Ames and I was late

00:26:46

running to the outfield cute mayn't everything is

00:26:50

ok what were you doing in the outfield yes

00:26:53

there was something to profit from carrots not

00:26:55

everyone removed the carrots that's good by the way

00:27:00

how do you say carrots in English

00:27:02

Eckert wait why not all of it was removed, they

00:27:05

probably didn’t have time to do a lot, and why did

00:27:10

they plant so many there?

00:27:26

thank you for nothing and

00:27:31

as in English it will be for nothing not at

00:27:33

all but usually we say you will come

00:27:37

please you are welcome rabbit

00:27:40

let's work on the sound today the

00:27:43

English sound is very different from

00:27:46

Russian

00:27:48

to make it work well you need to

00:27:52

bend the tip of your tongue a little upward above

00:27:54

the tubercles and get them the sky the sky in the mouth is

00:27:58

like the ceiling in the house is on top behind the

00:28:01

upper teeth, come on, try

00:28:07

no, you press your tongue with the tubercle so the

00:28:11

sound trembles like Russian rap, but you need to

00:28:14

wrap your tongue further and

00:28:16

touch the roof of your mouth with the very tip,

00:28:23

well, I told you that I won’t

00:28:27

succeed and when you don’t learn

00:28:30

English, why don’t you immediately

00:28:32

panic, everything will work out for you, remember our

00:28:36

secrets, someone else’s game doesn’t play by its own

00:28:39

rules and your language is simply not used to

00:28:42

this situation and resists, let’s

00:28:46

try differently shadows Russian sound

00:28:49

and

00:28:50

at the same time gradually bend the tip of your

00:28:53

tongue upwards

00:28:57

you hear when the tongue curls up harder

00:29:00

it turns out

00:29:03

try to remember this position of the tongue

00:29:07

[music]

00:29:09

hurray it worked and

00:29:14

now repeat after me

00:29:18

bit2bit

00:29:20

and tet and tet

00:29:22

say say

00:29:25

and now let's play hurray you will

00:29:30

call in Russian an object that can

00:29:32

only be one color, or most often

00:29:35

there is also this color, for example,

00:29:37

grass, and I will say in English

00:29:40

what color the grass is green, which means I

00:29:44

will say gruen, which means green in English,

00:29:46

and you can easily draw it

00:29:49

clear, well, start,

00:29:54

strawberry red

00:29:57

means red red yes, let's move on hare

00:30:02

by the way, I can already say in English about the

00:30:05

hare it can be different colors well

00:30:09

now in the summer and if now then the mountain

00:30:12

is clear gray gray forests and how to become and

00:30:17

will be forests fox fox fox I will remember this

00:30:22

fox red but the view is red in English

00:30:27

red and red and red means the carrot

00:30:31

will also turn out to be red yes you

00:30:35

can tell by the carrot in this one and you can drop it

00:30:37

clear, clear

00:30:38

orange orange so the next word

00:30:42

leaves gulin again green

00:30:46

snow white clear white pig epic

00:30:52

rus well this doesn’t need to be translated pink

00:30:56

mouse gray again gray bear brown or

00:31:02

white white white means brown

00:31:05

brown

00:31:07

so now let’s do the opposite I’ll

00:31:10

name the object and you’ll try

00:31:13

to remember the color oh I didn’t remember

00:31:16

anything I’ll help you just be

00:31:19

careful don’t forget about the sound it’s in

00:31:23

almost every name all the colors that we

00:31:25

learned today

00:31:27

and so the first word wolf

00:31:31

glue seems right well done and

00:31:35

don’t forget about the pronunciation orange is an

00:31:38

easy level by the way you know orange

00:31:42

in English and it’s called itself and but ranch is

00:31:44

great and the apple is Quinn or after all

00:31:50

correctly an apple can be green or

00:31:53

red and also views well, let’s

00:31:57

just assume please don’t forget about the sound

00:32:00

rose milk milk means white

00:32:05

no I don’t remember white

00:32:10

but how to say milk in English is very easy

00:32:13

to remember almost like in Russian milk and you

00:32:17

forgot something that this one what’s his name

00:32:21

well that’s so beautiful the word I remembered

00:32:25

the articles because you need to say in milk

00:32:28

well done for remembering about tickay you just

00:32:32

know the article is not needed here why is it not

00:32:35

needed after all milk is a noun

00:32:37

noun

00:32:39

we mentioned it for the first time that is, there is

00:32:42

nothing we don’t know about it unknown

00:32:45

and since the article is so needed a good for you

00:32:49

well done that you remember all this, only

00:32:52

there is one more condition under which the

00:32:54

article is used,

00:32:56

remember, we use it before a

00:32:59

noun that denotes

00:33:01

one object, one animal or

00:33:05

one person, that is, before a

00:33:07

singular noun, but there is only

00:33:10

one milk, but how can there be two

00:33:13

milks and milk of course 2 glasses of milk

00:33:17

3 glasses of milk

00:33:19

but in this case you are counting not the

00:33:22

milk itself but the glasses imagine you are carrying 2

00:33:26

glasses of milk in each paw under the glass

00:33:29

you looked into it you tripped over a root the milk

00:33:32

spilled you can count the milk on the

00:33:36

ground

00:33:38

milk water sugar oil such

00:33:42

nouns as and are called non-

00:33:45

countable, that is, they cannot be counted on

00:33:48

their own; they are considered cups, liters,

00:33:52

kilograms, tons, uncountable

00:33:55

nouns

00:33:56

are found in Russian and in English and in

00:33:59

most other languages, which means that what is

00:34:02

interesting in English is the article

00:34:05

came from an ancient word meaning

00:34:08

in 1, therefore, to say package everything is the same as

00:34:12

saying one cat before not one of

00:34:15

them nouns and you never

00:34:19

put it, that is, you can’t say for example

00:34:22

and jim

00:34:24

well, what is jim I think clearly clearly well,

00:34:28

I gave you a whole lecture and what are you

00:34:31

inhaling tired there is nothing and where are you from?

00:34:35

you know, there’s never so much to

00:34:37

learn, you’ll read more,

00:34:41

work, you’ll find out everything, as

00:34:44

you say, it’s not the gods who burn the pots,

00:34:47

well, that’s it, I think that’s enough for today auris from

00:34:51

his our lesson is over

00:34:54

[music]

00:35:17

and [music]

00:35:23

[music]

00:36:01

shin by the sea how funny you answered like an

00:36:05

echo of the sea,

00:36:07

it means I can’t stand it when some people

00:36:10

respond to a greeting good morning with

00:36:12

good ones, yes, I don’t like it either when

00:36:15

they say that, in my opinion it’s not polite, but

00:36:18

in English it’s quite normal to

00:36:20

respond to a goodman with just lightning manning,

00:36:24

come on today we’ll start by repeating

00:36:26

the sound,

00:36:27

in my opinion, you forgot that when

00:36:30

you pronounce it in your nose it must be ticklish, you

00:36:33

definitely forgot, well, now we’ll all

00:36:37

repeat

00:36:45

the lightning and in

00:36:48

[applause] the

00:36:55

dream means a song oh I’ll remember this and saun the

00:37:00

word itself looks like a song so sonorous

00:37:04

itself and what does it mean lol

00:37:07

articles no means most likely not a

00:37:10

noun

00:37:11

can unless it’s uncountable

00:37:14

which can’t be counted well done gu you

00:37:18

remember everything you’re right but not a

00:37:21

noun but he’s a

00:37:24

long adjective look it turns out

00:37:30

well now one more sound don’t be sad

00:37:34

that we have all the sounds now Yes, sounds, because

00:37:37

without sounds it is impossible to pronounce words,

00:37:39

which means it is impossible to learn to speak,

00:37:41

so we will learn to pronounce all the sounds, then

00:37:45

we will play something more often; the truth is that there are many more

00:37:47

sounds in the English language,

00:37:49

40 and God, there are just as many smaller letters,

00:37:53

only 26, some English letters

00:37:56

have to work on two atw and three

00:37:59

works, that is, to convey several

00:38:01

sounds until no luck, I have nothing, I

00:38:06

like to pronounce English sounds,

00:38:08

then let’s continue with the

00:38:10

next sound, which is quite difficult because there is

00:38:12

nothing similar in the Russian language to make

00:38:16

it work first say

00:38:19

just the Russian sound

00:38:23

ssss good and now continue to

00:38:26

pronounce the sound s but at the same time stick out the

00:38:29

very tip of your tongue

00:38:36

no you haven’t made the sound yet and your tongue has already

00:38:39

removed the sound you need to pronounce with

00:38:42

your tongue sticking out and then quickly remove your tongue so that it does

00:38:45

n’t interfere with pronouncing the next sound the

00:38:48

tongue jumped out like a cuckoo in a clock and

00:38:50

hid

00:38:56

now okay I’m not I understand

00:38:59

that already in the English they talk about

00:39:02

these sounds all the time and remember,

00:39:05

pronounce them correctly, then this one can also go crazy,

00:39:09

but do you really think about how to

00:39:11

pronounce Russian sounds correctly, you

00:39:14

can do them yourself because you

00:39:16

have pronounced them many, many times before

00:39:19

so that you can also get English sounds, you

00:39:21

just need to practice more,

00:39:24

so let’s repeat

00:39:32

Frankie again, I remember this means thank you,

00:39:36

Frankie, that’s right, what can you say in

00:39:41

response,

00:39:42

no, I didn’t remember you are welcome,

00:39:46

please, and now one more word

00:39:50

with the sound of a

00:39:51

jet, this is the word we already had, I remember

00:39:56

when there was the third lesson, well done to the forest

00:40:00

and lesson number three

00:40:03

actually looks like a Russian word 33 it

00:40:08

looks like it looks like just try to

00:40:10

pronounce cheese cheese and God and what a

00:40:15

pain in the ass because if I pronounce it a little differently, I

00:40:17

’ll forget about I’ll

00:40:20

still understand the language, but first of all, you’re forgetting

00:40:23

one of our secret rules, football is

00:40:26

not played with your hands, the laws of someone else’s language

00:40:29

must be respected if you pronounce

00:40:33

Fru correctly and everyone will understand that this 3,

00:40:36

if you pronounce 3, it will mean

00:40:39

tree, and if it’s free, then it’s already free,

00:40:43

so it’s better to handle sounds

00:40:46

more carefully,

00:40:48

even very similar sounds in Russian and

00:40:51

English sound a little

00:40:53

differently,

00:40:54

but in Russian, for example, there is a soft sound

00:40:57

for in the word forest and hard street and at ski, and

00:41:02

in English the sound in some

00:41:05

words is actually pronounced a little -a little

00:41:07

softer than in others, but it’s almost not

00:41:10

noticeable by ear, you can say that it’s

00:41:13

something between Russian soft and

00:41:16

hard Lola, the tip of the tongue stands

00:41:19

again on the tubercles behind the front

00:41:22

teeth,

00:41:26

let’s play, I’ll pronounce the

00:41:29

words in Russian and you will translate

00:41:32

it to yourself, and if there is no sound in the word,

00:41:35

you will say well, no, and if there is,

00:41:39

you will speak with yes and translate the words

00:41:43

out loud, but I don’t know words with

00:41:46

sounds at all, but

00:41:47

that’s how it seems to you, let’s try the

00:41:50

lesson

00:41:52

from nsn, yours

00:41:57

hello, she's high, it's

00:41:59

hello and how

00:42:03

will it be hello

00:42:05

exactly hello means there's a song not a s l

00:42:12

there's no sound here

00:42:15

long I'm

00:42:17

it I remembered the anus it's

00:42:22

brown brown brown

00:42:26

no I don't remember aim sorry

00:42:29

well done remember mc brown brown

00:42:34

Joan it means the

00:42:38

sound in the word brown is wrong no

00:42:41

milk is melt it cannot be counted yet

00:42:45

and therefore the article is not needed and they

00:42:48

often say milk itself here will

00:42:52

mean a certain amount in Russian

00:42:56

this word is often not given at all well of

00:42:58

course we don’t say it there is a certain

00:43:01

amount of milk

00:43:03

somehow not in Russian, but you can really

00:43:06

translate a little milk from the bottom of the number with

00:43:09

them by nouns the word himself is

00:43:11

often used himself through a little

00:43:15

cheese himself here a little sugar himself nonsense a

00:43:19

little bread himself than a little jam

00:43:23

while dan and what does this mean Weldon means

00:43:28

well done will well dan done in overall

00:43:32

great job from aldan we started talking about cheese and

00:43:37

bread right away

00:43:40

I wanted to eat it too, let’s probably take a break for lunch

00:43:44

and by the way you know what lunch is,

00:43:47

well actually English lunch usually

00:43:50

happens earlier than Russians at about

00:43:52

twelve o’clock that’s why sometimes it’s

00:43:55

called second breakfast and sometimes lunch

00:43:59

second breakfast this is very wise I

00:44:02

always want to eat at this time really and him

00:44:05

this is also man fi too by the way let me

00:44:09

teach you how to ask for food what what and

00:44:12

this can always come in handy it definitely

00:44:16

needs to be said like this please give me yourself

00:44:20

through a let's see what words in

00:44:23

this phrase you already know yourself through I

00:44:27

memorized a little cheese, but it's good only

00:44:30

when you pronounce words through your lips you need to

00:44:34

stretch it out as if you are smiling, it’s not by

00:44:37

chance that when someone is photographed

00:44:39

they are asked to say through it so that it turns out a

00:44:42

smile through the bottom, so please give it yourself

00:44:48

through hermy means give me

00:44:52

give me yourself through give me cheese and to

00:44:56

make it more polite, first we put the

00:44:58

magic word the

00:45:00

magic word is the same in all languages

00:45:03

and please means pliz means please

00:45:08

yes pliz means please

00:45:12

just pronounce it you need to try

00:45:14

better in Russian after firmly

00:45:17

shaft is pronounced after soft and

00:45:22

forest lies and here you have to manage to

00:45:26

pronounce a fairly hard varnish after

00:45:29

it and there is no sound in the English language and

00:45:33

let's try plz pliz no sound

00:45:38

you turned out too soft remember the

00:45:41

tip of your tongue on the tubercles behind your front

00:45:44

teeth the lies lies is

00:45:47

already better but then practice it yourself

00:45:51

and so to ask for cheese to tell

00:45:55

whether from give me myself through and to

00:45:59

ask for milk please give me myself

00:46:03

build a bread please give me myself I forgot

00:46:09

how the bread will be please keep my myself

00:46:14

duet and better please give me myself bed and

00:46:18

liz gysmi myself the day after giving it was really

00:46:23

much better, and I was really hungry

00:46:27

then, and he from him, our lesson is over,

00:46:31

Sonya, why are you thanking me,

00:46:35

thank you,

00:46:36

Sank Yu, for your attention and effort, or instead of

00:46:39

Sank Yu, you can say Hanks, this is a more

00:46:43

colloquial form of tanks tanks

00:46:47

bc .e.

00:46:49

we met in the afternoon means good

00:46:51

afternoon good afternoon you are right you are

00:46:55

right well it means noon you know when

00:46:59

noon of course it is 12 o'clock in the afternoon and again

00:47:04

you are right you are right and so well noon the

00:47:08

author after that is afternoon time

00:47:12

after noon so the English say hello

00:47:15

at noon and until six o'clock in the evening and

00:47:18

after six it will be Gulliver, of course, and

00:47:22

you know, I still began

00:47:25

to understand something, you said your right and I

00:47:28

immediately remembered Yu.A. it means you are, it’s

00:47:33

interesting that in English the word right,

00:47:35

just like the Russian word right,

00:47:38

means both right and correct, because

00:47:41

in Russian you can say turn

00:47:43

right and fight for rights, and that is, the

00:47:46

right thing, and in languages this often

00:47:48

happens,

00:47:50

today we will learn the rhyme in it

00:47:53

True, so far there is only one word you know,

00:47:55

but the poem is simple and small so

00:47:58

you can easily remember it

00:48:01

no no I will never remember the verse I

00:48:04

told you my memory is bad nonsense you

00:48:08

said about words that you don’t remember but

00:48:10

you remember everything perfectly nonsense I am this

00:48:13

word I heard this and in Russian they say that

00:48:16

old crow from the splintered tree, no matter

00:48:20

what anyone says, she always screams nonsense and

00:48:23

stupidity, and listen to her in the forest, the

00:48:27

smartest thing, but still, what exactly does this word

00:48:30

mean? I’m interested, I never thought about it, I

00:48:33

just used the words and

00:48:35

that's all, but you asked, I just now

00:48:38

realized

00:48:39

sense means meaning but a negative

00:48:43

particle that is, nonsense nonsense nonsense they

00:48:46

really say when

00:48:49

you teach someone and you yourself learn from other people's mistakes or

00:48:53

okay, let's learn the rhyme first just

00:48:56

listen

00:48:58

to your help or barking edge willi way

00:49:03

you lie uai willi way cute Stesha

00:49:07

yes it sounds nice probably due to

00:49:09

this that the same sound is repeated many times in it

00:49:12

let me

00:49:15

read it again now and you will tell me what kind of

00:49:18

sound this is wy doo and edge u or way doo and edge

00:49:22

while or wii u or while or white in

00:49:27

my opinion this is the sound of a

00:49:30

pagoda you are correct only if you

00:49:32

pronounce this sound like that all

00:49:34

the charm of the stitch will disappear you pronounce

00:49:38

it like Russian, that is, you have both

00:49:41

lips and teeth working and the English sound

00:49:45

is pronounced with just lips like It’s like

00:49:48

a frog is croaking,

00:49:50

try

00:49:53

will, but by the way, you knew how to say a word with

00:49:56

this sound well,

00:49:59

even when you praised me, you said

00:50:04

wow, I’ll give you, well done, I remember it’s nice

00:50:08

when they praise Aldan, he’s healthy, he did,

00:50:12

well, come on, I’ll tell you the poem again now, I’ll

00:50:15

translate it and then we’ll try

00:50:18

together

00:50:20

wai doo and edge or wai doo yu edge while

00:50:24

or willi way you lie lie uai this is a poem

00:50:29

about a boy whose name is hive, that is, in the

00:50:32

gut it doesn’t say anywhere that this is a

00:50:34

little boy, but they always

00:50:36

ask him will I come in and edge or why are you

00:50:39

crying you or so it’s hard to

00:50:41

imagine that this is an adult man

00:50:43

such a crybaby wy doo and edge why are you

00:50:47

crying wii u or while or why or

00:50:51

wii u or wy why or why well and

00:50:55

this crybaby Veli I didn’t cry even when

00:50:59

on a broken bottle stepped on a large clearing,

00:51:01

I’m telling you, you’re a brave hare and

00:51:04

everything is working out well for you, well, let’s

00:51:07

try together, just remember about the sound

00:51:10

of the frog croaking, I’ll

00:51:13

go in and the edge or white edge of it layly wa yuli

00:51:18

way wye wye

00:51:21

and now let me

00:51:25

tell you the shock again let's go to the edge or I'll go and edge

00:51:29

live or while or while li u oh and

00:51:33

now try

00:51:35

white and edge or enter edge oh li oh

00:51:41

lyuli

00:51:42

while or wii u aldan is just great and did

00:51:46

n't forget about the sound well, now let's

00:51:49

play let's count who was eliminated that

00:51:53

year with yours I filled in Vlad’s word I

00:51:57

remembered I love new words you will

00:52:00

laugh but at night I often read the words

00:52:02

just like a book very interesting and I

00:52:05

think so and get you a beat it is a dog

00:52:10

& peace frog and so you flew out you should

00:52:14

drive no I do I don’t play the counting rhyme

00:52:17

wrong wal but because firstly

00:52:20

I’m having lunch again and secondly it enters no and

00:52:23

who flew out and whoever stayed and in general I

00:52:26

don’t know who the deadline is and frog is

00:52:29

a frog but if you don’t like this counting rhyme

00:52:32

let’s just calculate it

00:52:35

like this I'll count to 10 who will get 10

00:52:39

that input let's

00:52:41

one you've and into the excel file at night in

00:52:48

look, it turns out I should drive this

00:52:51

counting count is correct, it seems to me that I'm

00:52:54

lost, let me count

00:52:56

again one you free for five six seven

00:53:02

ayd maintain you see now for three years

00:53:06

oh okay okay I was joking I'm driving we

00:53:12

need a ball and ball swords we have a lot of

00:53:16

small black there is a striped one this

00:53:19

striped one will suit the game like this the driver

00:53:22

says I know 5 well for example colors and

00:53:26

when the ball hits the ground you name the color

00:53:30

and the driver thinks you should be

00:53:33

able to name five colors in 5 strokes of the sword, it would be better if

00:53:37

I drove let's start

00:53:41

so I know 5 colors raid 2

00:53:49

level 3 for white five'll given

00:53:54

uff barely managed so now I know 5

00:53:58

animals

00:54:01

work-tru and

00:54:06

you of course are great only chicken

00:54:09

after all, they are birds, they are animals, and here’s another thing

00:54:12

that I understand is difficult and weak: you need to

00:54:14

remember and follow the ball and

00:54:17

remember the sounds, but still try not to

00:54:19

forget about the pronunciation, well, now I

00:54:23

know 5 names of products meg

00:54:29

this free

00:54:31

Kiev did not have time I probably don’t

00:54:35

know any more products, you know nonsense bread and

00:54:38

also carrots and kira, exactly what kind of

00:54:41

necessary word I forgot,

00:54:43

well, I’m tired, I’m eating nothing, I’m not tired, and

00:54:47

what is how and yu and you listen to the

00:54:51

unfamiliar words halo you how I bark to live

00:54:56

there are

00:54:57

yutes and Well, in the sense of Yu.A. only here I’m not

00:55:02

rearranged incorrectly, well, it’s not that

00:55:04

they are swapped incorrectly when

00:55:08

they ask a question, yes, you can hear that this is a question of how

00:55:11

and yu, but it’s not clear that

00:55:14

they ask how means how how and yu how are you, how am

00:55:19

I, well, in the sense of how do you

00:55:23

feel how are you doing how and yu g

00:55:26

good that you are doing well and that you

00:55:30

remember the word of the year, in principle,

00:55:32

you can only say so because good means

00:55:35

not good and good and how will it be good

00:55:39

remember you know this word even today

00:55:42

when the sounds in were spoken we remembered it

00:55:45

will you are right way, but they usually tell him

00:55:50

if they want to say I’m healthy, not

00:55:54

if you want to say that everything is fine with you,

00:55:56

it’s better to answer fine, fine,

00:56:00

good, but if I have a headache or my

00:56:03

mood is not important, and then how to answer,

00:56:06

you can tell sus so-so strength soul

00:56:11

you need to remember it will come in handy, the

00:56:14

American rabbit would not remember this word,

00:56:16

neither in his national

00:56:18

character of the

00:56:19

Americans, everything is always fine,

00:56:22

it means the American rabbit is never

00:56:24

asked by anyone how and yu wal because

00:56:29

what's the point of asking if

00:56:31

you know exactly what the answer will be, well, I don’t know, well

00:56:36

what there will probably be enough of us today, and we

00:56:38

will meet again this evening, come on, and

00:56:41

you will sing me some English

00:56:43

song, he will sing it well, but for now, he is the

00:56:48

son of the ear, our lesson is over,

00:56:51

bye bye bye bye

00:56:55

when will you explain to me what this

00:56:57

verb means tuse means to see try to

00:57:02

guess bye bye this

00:57:07

hryvnia and outside the holays fine

00:57:11

if they spoke Russian so you would

00:57:14

ask now, well, probably would have asked

00:57:18

how you are doing, of course, in English

00:57:21

and of course you need to do the same thing,

00:57:24

you will ask the angel, how are you and I’ll

00:57:29

answer fenki you fine or center am

00:57:32

fine you word tu at the end of

00:57:37

the sentence means the same, but you and I have

00:57:41

n’t remembered sounds for a long time,

00:57:42

let’s start with them, wait

00:57:46

a minute, you know, I’m still thinking what si

00:57:50

eu nu se

00:57:52

I mean I remember seeing means I see you and it’s

00:57:56

clear that you see me if you’re looking at me,

00:57:59

why talk about it specifically,

00:58:02

but firstly, to be precise,

00:58:06

seeing will be a corpse and the particle in front of the

00:58:10

verb shows that the verb is in an

00:58:13

indefinite form, that is, it answers the

00:58:16

question what do see you said

00:58:20

that the part of the rear means you also remember, and

00:58:23

the info is

00:58:25

great that you remembered this, these two

00:58:29

words sound the same but are spelled

00:58:31

differently you also have two you before a

00:58:36

verb with one in English this is

00:58:38

quite a common occurrence

00:58:40

and in Russian too remember a pond in which

00:58:43

geese are chased and a rod in which they bathe

00:58:45

such words are called homophones, my God,

00:58:50

how do you know so many words,

00:58:52

I say I like to count words at night,

00:58:55

well, we got completely distracted, let’s

00:58:58

do some sounds, wait, so after

00:59:01

all, that means I didn’t figure it out

00:59:04

well, let me help you again and then drink you will

00:59:08

definitely guess this phrase you can

00:59:11

also say it like this with its sum sum means I

00:59:15

understood soon I will see you soon that is

00:59:19

see you soon well well done and

00:59:22

now let's get into the sounds let's

00:59:26

play so I'll call the sound and

00:59:29

then We’ll take turns naming words

00:59:32

with this sound so that it’s fair, I

00:59:35

’ll only say those words that

00:59:38

we already had, anyway, you know them better, so why should

00:59:40

we

00:59:42

invite the owl to learn English so that it’s

00:59:44

more fun to play? No, let’s do it

00:59:47

somehow without owls and so the sound start

00:59:52

Babbitt brown green gray I forgot gray

00:59:59

gray or something yes gray so the level of the

01:00:04

jet the raid

01:00:07

monitors the sound d without deafening dd dd dd

01:00:13

so now it’s your turn quarrel remember a

01:00:17

m quarrel well, that’s probably a draw in my

01:00:21

words with the sound we were no longer

01:00:24

here and here we are no one white dick dear land

01:00:28

to cry well you give ok the next sound

01:00:32

with the truth here you won’t especially run away from

01:00:35

such words we don’t have enough now now I’m

01:00:38

starting to sank yu that’s

01:00:41

almost all you can still remember

01:00:44

the words tanks nothing sleep sled and sanks the

01:00:49

same thing, okay, now I’m making a sound

01:00:53

about start

01:00:55

oh and you remembered the rhyme then y or

01:01:01

actually proper names in all sorts of

01:01:03

games words are not used from these

01:01:06

proper names you can compose as much as you

01:01:08

like okay then white white

01:01:12

when yours I’m talking about white and forgot, well,

01:01:16

I guess I didn’t remember anymore you give up and

01:01:20

I still know one will and you also

01:01:24

remember him with chalk mayn’t when

01:01:28

someone changes and we don’t he doesn’t he mayn’t say nothing’s

01:01:31

wrong everything is fine stop but a

01:01:34

word from him to us here it won’t fit, there’s

01:01:37

no sound in it, just like there’s no sound in the word in it,

01:01:41

the sound in here and in they’re really a little

01:01:46

similar, but these are two different sounds and by

01:01:49

the way, they are conveyed in different letters in writing; the

01:01:52

sound is the letter w

01:01:56

and the sound in the letter you remember when

01:01:59

we pronounce o, only lips work like a

01:02:03

frog croaks

01:02:05

and the sound is more like Russian when

01:02:09

you pronounce it with your upper teeth,

01:02:12

bites your lower lip a little V.V. Lord, I

01:02:16

always bite it without any

01:02:19

sound with our front teeth,

01:02:22

it’s not surprising

01:02:24

let’s try to pronounce both sounds

01:02:27

together then you’ll immediately feel the difference

01:02:30

in and

01:02:36

now was it means you can hear very well

01:02:40

in the word in the sound in of the layer was able to about

01:02:45

where i will very good in will be we

01:02:49

will they will can be confused in we

01:02:55

will do we will today you and I

01:02:59

had a word tus see now you

01:03:03

can easily say I see oishi very

01:03:07

good only it is more correct to say about

01:03:09

pension I can see the words ken can in

01:03:14

this phrase on the Russian language is not

01:03:16

translated, well, it seems to emphasize

01:03:19

that we are seeing something right now at

01:03:22

the moment

01:03:23

agency I see and now here is this rhyme

01:03:28

agency then a kind of an agency lunch

01:03:33

Hawkins and again you can do it,

01:03:36

of course I can only by heart I can’t learn it

01:03:38

you know, because of whom, I

01:03:41

usually teach the element at night, so I’ll still

01:03:43

dream about it, okay, don’t teach it, just let’s

01:03:47

repeat, I’ll start the line and you

01:03:49

continue

01:03:51

agency

01:03:54

agency and oceans and

01:03:59

oceans and

01:04:01

oh well, instead of a stitch,

01:04:04

please remember this phrase agency sro

01:04:08

green trees in das zweite let's

01:04:11

check which words in it you know

01:04:13

oceans and I see jets 3 gren green

01:04:20

cruise this is the plural of the word

01:04:24

this and tree in English when

01:04:27

they want to put the word you

01:04:30

plural at the end adds with this and that of

01:04:35

invests means on the street here

01:04:38

weld with the word flows the

01:04:40

word we appear and the sound with which it

01:04:44

begins and we’ll get to the word itself soon

01:04:46

but for now just listen to how I

01:04:49

pronounce

01:04:51

invests and so agency sro and green

01:04:55

trees invests I see three green

01:04:59

trees on the street so why remember this phrase

01:05:04

listen almost in every word of this

01:05:08

phrase has a long sound and an

01:05:11

ikan sister and a game and three from yandex the

01:05:16

trouble is that in writing it is long and

01:05:20

can be expressed in a variety of

01:05:23

letters and combinations of letters even we

01:05:26

English suffer, let alone

01:05:28

foreigners tedx here in all the words of

01:05:31

the phrase the ocean sister and makeup true from Yandex

01:05:35

smells long and is conveyed in two letters and

01:05:40

remember it will come in handy well, everything is

01:05:44

completely dark and we have Anisola the lesson is over

01:05:50

from Venka’s first match so say I

01:05:55

now know very much and the match is a lot only

01:05:59

verbatim this combination is not given

01:06:02

sons vr match means thank you very much

01:06:06

tanks in faith mother and

01:06:11

son

01:06:14

witcher little one allow a i'm fine tanki

01:06:20

neme fantu look how we've already

01:06:24

had quite a decent conversation with you halo

01:06:27

and and you remember it means how you are, how

01:06:30

are you doing,

01:06:31

just change one word in this phrase

01:06:33

and it will work out a completely different

01:06:37

question

01:06:39

hu-hu-hu means who is who you are, for

01:06:42

example, if you ask me hua yue I

01:06:46

will answer and we are a rabbit in doha a yun s yu a and

01:06:52

when they ask to get acquainted with someone and

01:06:55

so here we have it means that I your

01:07:01

name a word from you already know

01:07:04

remember it is ii kit here is your name

01:07:08

literally what is your name and but this is

01:07:11

of course not at all in Russian what is your

01:07:13

name of course that’s green what is your

01:07:16

name and they usually answer like this moly miss

01:07:20

bob or my miss n that is, my name is Bob,

01:07:24

my name is n and about myself I will tell my mother we

01:07:28

chose rabbit that is, my name is brother

01:07:31

rabbit or my name is brother rabbit although in

01:07:34

fact it is not usually translated

01:07:37

as rabbi, you know I would also really

01:07:40

like to be called in the English manner

01:07:43

yes yes otherwise it’s just hee I’m somehow

01:07:46

undignified why not lime from my brother

01:07:50

sounds like sorry firewood about

01:07:54

him

01:07:56

was elected

01:07:59

by the way before I forgot to see me here yesterday

01:08:02

the mouse came for a cup of coffee well the one with the

01:08:05

short tail introduced java yes yes

01:08:08

I remember so here we are with him He and she had an argument about coffee,

01:08:13

imagine we’re sitting at the table

01:08:15

talking and suddenly he says

01:08:19

your coffee is delicious, well, I kept silent, but

01:08:23

again after a while

01:08:25

your coffee is sweet, strong, just

01:08:29

wonderful, well, I couldn’t stand it, not

01:08:33

wonderful, but wonderful, and he says

01:08:37

let me argue with him that according to you, a field or a sea is

01:08:42

also beautiful, but he says a field, a

01:08:45

sea, this is a completely different matter, these are

01:08:48

Russian words and coffee words are foreign and

01:08:52

therefore masculine, so she thought I’d

01:08:56

have to ask you since you’re a

01:08:58

foreigner and there’s a

01:08:59

quarrel, I’m sorry, but I have to to

01:09:02

upset you Yu.A. rum that is, speaking

01:09:05

in Russian you are wrong the words coffee is

01:09:08

really masculine that is

01:09:10

strong coffee bitter coffee up to the dictionary view you

01:09:15

still have to buy listen and in

01:09:19

English what kind of coffee is a

01:09:21

good question the fact is that in

01:09:24

English everything is the same with childbirth

01:09:27

somewhat differently than in Russian, because in the

01:09:30

Russian language a foreigner has to

01:09:32

remember that a chair he is a chair it and a

01:09:35

bench she and what is there to remember and so it’s

01:09:38

clear and this is for you fields you know this

01:09:41

almost from birth

01:09:42

and why is a chair actually he Sloane’s acres

01:09:45

I’m talking about this I didn’t think about

01:09:47

this and it’s the same situation in many

01:09:51

other languages, if you’re learning Russian,

01:09:53

German or, for example, Italian

01:09:56

as a foreign language,

01:09:57

then for each noun you

01:10:00

need to remember what kind it is so that you can

01:10:03

then use it correctly, horror what

01:10:07

and what about us I’m glad we don’t teach you, because we

01:10:10

already know quite a lot of nouns,

01:10:13

fortunately for you, in English with gender everything is

01:10:15

much simpler,

01:10:17

but to people we say and and easier, and that means he

01:10:21

cabbage soup she is still the rest of the nouns

01:10:25

in the singular and even animals, that

01:10:29

is, to your familiar mouse, I will say it

01:10:31

is a mouse about the puppy it is and dad and the squirrels

01:10:36

and from sql it’s a shame somehow what and

01:10:40

some old hat they will say peace

01:10:43

out and about me too it is he an quarrels I’m

01:10:48

sorry the only thing I can do to console you is

01:10:51

if the animals are pets and his name is known,

01:10:54

then they usually talk about him hee and bream,

01:10:57

depending on gender, and in English

01:11:00

fairy tales, animals are traditionally

01:11:02

masculine, and when the tradition is translated into Russian,

01:11:05

this is usually preserved, and therefore

01:11:08

in the fairy tales of Uncle Remus, not some

01:11:10

fox Patrikeevna will turn fox mu and he is

01:11:17

he is it is that he was counting, well, if

01:11:22

you want, let it be a counting verb to

01:11:24

be, as you and I already know in

01:11:26

English, it is special, it is the only

01:11:30

verb that is conjugated, that is, it

01:11:32

changes according to persons and numbers, and besides,

01:11:35

it is very often needed so the conjugation you

01:11:38

need to know is very good let's

01:11:41

repeat it all the time until we remember

01:11:44

how you say I'm a hare

01:11:47

you're a rabbit and at lunch he's a boy he will be he

01:11:52

is a boy she's a puppy and

01:11:58

[ __ ] to dad you see the verb to be

01:12:02

changes all the time ah em yu.a. he is he is

01:12:08

it is understandable, understandable only for a reader

01:12:12

and in general for a rhyme, it doesn’t really look like it’s

01:12:14

awkward, here’s a folding rhyme for you,

01:12:17

listen to

01:12:19

hua yue profile a y n d a y a m dog a

01:12:25

while i'm a frog this is of course not Byron

01:12:28

but but it’s easy to remember the corner of Iran, it’s

01:12:31

probably an English poet, yes, he’s very

01:12:34

famous, he’s alive, no, he died almost two centuries

01:12:37

ago, he must have been a good poet

01:12:39

if they’ve been remembering him for so long,

01:12:42

today we had a lot of new words, and at the

01:12:45

puppy stage, and at the mouse and squirrel stage, I

01:12:50

just forgot how to say squirrel sql yes from qui

01:12:55

vole boy lights out I'll kill yours well done

01:13:00

you remember all this but

01:13:02

you're not pronouncing the words wallpaper quite correctly

01:13:05

it sounds like a train to you but like the

01:13:09

Russian word stop and you have to pronounce it as if

01:13:12

at the end of the word reduced the

01:13:15

sound of naked and fight, the fact is that in the

01:13:19

Russian language in the word stand at the end there are two

01:13:21

sounds o and and

01:13:24

each is pronounced with equal force, but

01:13:27

in English oh it is one strong sound

01:13:31

in the beginning towards the end, as if it loses its strength and

01:13:34

gets tired of

01:13:36

such sounds consisting of two parts in in

01:13:40

English, by the way,

01:13:43

some of them we have already come across,

01:13:46

just today there was a word main in it there is a

01:13:49

sound and

01:13:51

you remember under iz we know the words oh I also

01:13:56

consists of one sound and and therefore it

01:13:59

also needs to be pronounced with the sound fading

01:14:02

then in the word white white too sound

01:14:07

ah-q yours your right such sounds

01:14:10

consisting of two parts are called a

01:14:13

beautiful word diphthongs de in Greek

01:14:17

means twice double, that is, the

01:14:20

name itself says that the sound consists

01:14:23

of two parts, okay, for now, probably

01:14:27

all of it, otherwise I completely tortured you that you

01:14:30

told me it’s interesting and I want to

01:14:32

learn English as soon as possible so be right

01:14:35

match and he’s one of his son bye bye

01:14:54

gremlin and in the office on late I realized that you’re

01:14:59

apologizing but didn’t understand what to live for

01:15:01

means late late, that is, oh

01:15:04

[ __ ] if you spend it verbatim it means I’m

01:15:07

late am sorry i 'm late I'm

01:15:10

sorry, I'm late, no big deal, that is, that's

01:15:14

how it will be, but it's not

01:15:18

online, but today we'll play well if

01:15:22

we have time to play only later, otherwise

01:15:25

today we have a lot to do, as always,

01:15:27

first the sounds, let's remember the sound,

01:15:31

remember this is almost an exhale

01:15:38

so now the words with this sound,

01:15:42

well, I’ll

01:15:47

kill you, so it will be he if we are talking about

01:15:51

a person

01:15:52

and also about animals, fairy tales say he do

01:15:56

you are right absolutely true, and now

01:16:00

let’s remember how it will be if

01:16:03

we are talking about people

01:16:06

now no I don’t remember

01:16:12

no sound y you turned out not very

01:16:15

good it can’t be pronounced softly like

01:16:19

in a Russian word

01:16:20

by the way you’re sorry about yours I don’t

01:16:23

like it in my opinion this is a translation of cabbage yes

01:16:26

I also like fresh cabbage more well so you

01:16:29

can’t pronounce it don’t look for

01:16:32

lower sounds in the English language at all

01:16:36

there must be something your days, try to

01:16:40

pronounce the hard ones and after it there is no a

01:16:43

and

01:16:44

shi shi

01:16:48

well now it’s better and now give words with

01:16:52

fish

01:16:58

dishes and dysh dysh dysh and now like this 5 he’s

01:17:05

just an excuse he means for a thing he’s for

01:17:10

game fish on a dish and thing he for game

01:17:14

you hear before the word here instead of

01:17:16

an article there is a word for this too

01:17:20

article only definite it just

01:17:24

like I use mouth only before a

01:17:27

noun but if f thing it is

01:17:31

obligatory 1 and any fish unfamiliar to us

01:17:34

to z game is an already known

01:17:37

specific dish

01:17:39

the article comes from an ancient word

01:17:42

that meant this is not very clear,

01:17:45

because I am a fish and a dish we hear for the first

01:17:49

time, why is a fish a fish, that is, an

01:17:52

indefinite unfamiliar one, but the dish

01:17:54

turns out to be

01:17:55

known

01:17:57

by fate and we seem to be getting acquainted, here it is a

01:18:00

fish, a good acquaintance when they have already

01:18:03

put it on the dish They were ready to eat, but they did

01:18:07

n’t put it on just any dish, but this one was

01:18:09

competitive, there were several dishes in the buffet

01:18:12

and each one was yush yad yad then

01:18:17

they took one and put a fish on it and it

01:18:20

became exactly the dish on which the

01:18:23

fish is lying, this is why now it is different from the

01:18:26

others and fish, you see, it’s clear that I do

01:18:30

n’t even know anything, it’s not flammable, it flowed,

01:18:34

it’s not a simple thing,

01:18:35

we’ll figure it out little by little, remember, we

01:18:37

have a sound so true, I can tell, yes, yes, I remember, you

01:18:42

need to stick out the tip of your tongue and, without removing

01:18:45

it, pronounce the Russian sound,

01:18:50

and now we just pronounce everything the same

01:18:54

not with Russian for

01:19:01

Weldon in the 5th century

01:19:09

[music]

01:19:10

he is here little little I guessed moda

01:19:16

means mom you are right little little little

01:19:21

little

01:19:23

bravo-bravo

01:19:25

jazz firewood well that doesn’t need to be translated

01:19:29

fa to fa do pay attention in the word fada

01:19:34

father sound a stretches fa to fa to fa to and

01:19:42

now this little word you 2 please

01:19:46

you 2 2 2 and what does it mean and now you

01:19:53

can figure it out yourself listen a

01:19:55

m u a from is it is way you

01:20:03

are

01:20:05

oh that means we remember the frog croaks at

01:20:09

vo-o -o

01:20:11

figure out what it could mean repeat

01:20:15

again please a m yu a he is he is it

01:20:21

is oh a yu a g a understood you mean they are

01:20:28

well I am that is and then they are well

01:20:33

your pay attention and the verb to be everything

01:20:37

time is changing let's try again I'd like to

01:20:40

start from and finish oh

01:20:46

from from the

01:20:57

bushes he promised that we'll play well

01:21:02

let's play qualities in lotto you can do

01:21:07

it very simply look here's a

01:21:10

card with six pictures and I have the

01:21:14

same one with the other six pictures

01:21:16

I know I know you will show the picture

01:21:20

and if it matches the picture on my

01:21:22

card I take it if you have the

01:21:25

same picture and take it you whoever

01:21:29

covers all your pictures first

01:21:31

wins we played like that go away eat some cotton wool

01:21:34

well that’s great just let’s do it like that

01:21:37

I I will name the object in the picture

01:21:40

without showing it if this object is

01:21:43

on your card you will say and in

01:21:46

a year there is a package for example and in a year it means I have

01:21:51

but in Russian they don’t say that in

01:21:54

Russian we will say I have a cat and

01:21:56

if the object is in me you will

01:21:59

say you in a year that is, you have

01:22:03

you are right so I take the first card

01:22:07

mouse oh I forgot how to say mouse I

01:22:10

see you mean to tell

01:22:13

ive got a mouse I have a thing and I've

01:22:18

got a mouse

01:22:20

and per year stage so you're a whale that is 8 rus

01:22:28

rus rose and hair

01:22:37

chicken oh again

01:22:41

ticket well you're lucky so further

01:22:48

cat oh and I got to get checked

01:22:52

the cards aren't mixed I'll take from the

01:22:56

middle fish so I don't have fish that means

01:23:02

yohai of date a fish

01:23:05

frags frogs I’m also missing and the

01:23:10

Afghans have a ticket sql sql

01:23:14

sql

01:23:16

forgot to look at you the last

01:23:20

unclosed picture left ticket hurray I

01:23:23

remembered the ask ru squirrel argc skvira I

01:23:28

won yes you’re very lucky well that’s

01:23:32

probably all for today and he’s from the village of

01:23:37

Fenki faith match day you see see us

01:23:56

for centuries that what we and Kamin can come in and

01:24:01

it’s you brave robot of course come in come in it’s raining

01:24:04

on the street in the morning, it’s

01:24:07

okay let’s sit here in the hole if you do

01:24:10

n’t mind no of course I’m a year old and Gudrun

01:24:14

that I have a good room room you've

01:24:19

got a good asset year and year, many hares,

01:24:24

you know how the simple people of the earth live

01:24:26

and that's it, but I made two wooden ones for myself and

01:24:30

put together a floor and a table for studying and set up a

01:24:34

small garden, you know what grows in it

01:24:37

and even -in English I can tell the

01:24:39

DNA of the district and how will there be an apple tree n apple 33 do

01:24:47

you remember the tree an.n. apple apple and

01:24:50

no, and by the way, pay attention when

01:24:54

a noun begins with a vowel

01:24:57

sound, the article n they is placed in front of it so

01:25:01

that the sounds do not merge and it is more convenient to

01:25:04

pronounce

01:25:08

it when

01:25:10

evaluating 1 n n apple tree is your god and

01:25:16

cards and an apples in your gun in yoga

01:25:20

it means in your garden and the preposition in inside,

01:25:25

remember today I said not kan in can

01:25:30

I go in words com generally means

01:25:33

to come and if you say can in the it

01:25:36

turns out to go enter somewhere inside

01:25:39

Mikami words and which means your or your

01:25:44

Gorin’s garden and her godin a tell me again, I

01:25:50

forgot how the room will be,

01:25:52

room room, and the door, yes I’m coming, and the floor and flo and

01:26:00

flo, how about my desk,

01:26:02

disk and disk, no, there are so many words

01:26:07

at once, I definitely won’t remember then let’s

01:26:09

try to learn this rhyme agency

01:26:13

open on the desk agency in from d to a

01:26:18

kinsey a bed in the box oceans i get on

01:26:23

the floor let's try to translate

01:26:26

agency then he is behind the disk I see a pen on the

01:26:31

table agency in this is a preposition it means

01:26:36

about I will give that is, it is near the door and

01:26:40

kenshi and yes I I see a chicken near the door

01:26:46

so further agency to bed in the box well

01:26:50

then she appears in every stitch

01:26:53

am sorry I’m sorry again for the fact

01:26:57

that you’re afraid of her serve or maybe you’re

01:27:01

not so afraid of her anymore try

01:27:03

again

01:27:04

mckinsey & bed in the box mckinsey & bed

01:27:09

in the box mckinsey & bed in the box

01:27:14

the truth seems to be no longer the case and kenshi and

01:27:17

bag-end boxing is the same as the last line

01:27:22

mckinsey & kid on da floor I see a cat

01:27:26

on the floor with his wright mckinsey & get on the

01:27:30

floor I see a cat on the floor and now

01:27:34

let's try this I'll repeat the whole

01:27:37

rhyme and then we'll play translator I

01:27:40

'll pronounce the line in Russian from and

01:27:43

translate

01:27:44

oceans and open ended disk agency na da da

01:27:50

kinsey add-in xbox oceans i get on the

01:27:55

floor come on, but I didn’t remember

01:27:59

everything, I’ll help, come on, at the beginning, I see a

01:28:03

pen on the desk or on the desk,

01:28:06

you can translate it like this, and kenshi and

01:28:10

tnnd disk, I see the street at the door, and kenshi

01:28:16

and

01:28:18

the door, I see a bat in a box

01:28:22

agency in bed in the box and I see a cat

01:28:28

on the floor mckinsey & kid funds in food

01:28:33

warmth the words are similar so it turned out to be a

01:28:37

rhyme your light and now let's

01:28:40

try to tell this rhyme like this

01:28:42

line I line you you how you

01:28:46

will get lines with rhyme and yes and flo

01:28:49

agency then he is in disk offense dreams there

01:28:55

agency to bed in box agency from the wave

01:29:00

floor

01:29:01

well, I think it’s great now we

01:29:04

can rest a little, let’s play

01:29:12

something or maybe you

01:29:14

’ll sing to me you promised me to sing

01:29:17

some English song only

01:29:19

if you can something- something funny and I’ll

01:29:22

sing you a song, I really

01:29:24

like it myself and it’s probably very old in the

01:29:28

country they composed songs that you

01:29:30

can work well with, they created it so

01:29:33

that several people could

01:29:35

simultaneously make some kind of effort,

01:29:38

for example, in someone to drag or

01:29:41

lift something and here, under the chorus of this song, the

01:29:44

English sailors to the country lifted

01:29:47

heavy acres oh wait please

01:29:54

[music] I’ll

01:29:57

leave jenkins and taught the methods of the house at

01:30:01

the end of his

01:30:03

invention

01:30:05

to the ancient

01:30:08

and she is a bee for the amount and in general to heaven behind the

01:30:14

barn home

01:30:31

in general

01:30:34

open for

01:30:36

rindaman and

01:30:40

[music]

01:30:42

so two Simonov

01:30:45

showed a little raen home

01:30:49

she's a big guy I'll fall asleep

01:30:52

but in general

01:30:55

Lisa let's go home

01:31:06

thank you great really I just

01:31:09

understood the word the sea repeats itself all the time or in

01:31:13

den the sea

01:31:14

rindamane means early in the morning look

01:31:18

again the word yin yang de mole what

01:31:22

happens in the morning remember our secrets

01:31:25

the rule is not always that everything can be translated from

01:31:28

one language to another word for word enzyme in

01:31:31

the morning invasive in the evening it’s clear by the way

01:31:36

if you want to say that you

01:31:38

understand something in English then you can say this

01:31:41

axes that is I see I understand what if and

01:31:46

now let’s do it this way you try to

01:31:50

describe I want my room in English

01:31:53

of course oh what are you I can’t I can’t give it

01:31:57

away let’s try I will

01:32:00

ask a question and you will

01:32:02

answer it with or well it should look like

01:32:05

this for example I ask a view year and you

01:32:09

answer son or I ask are you

01:32:13

got a gun you don't have a gun

01:32:16

why don't you have a gun well then you answer now

01:32:20

will not be clear like this but then

01:32:24

answer and we got a gun

01:32:26

there a.f. we got a disc there oh have you

01:32:32

got and yes yes the door I have thousand from

01:32:36

a.f. vega you dysch no that's plus big

01:32:40

I don't have but I have two cups and a

01:32:43

spoon well try to say it

01:32:45

in English a

01:32:47

cup will be acab spoon and spoon if you

01:32:51

got a beach

01:32:52

well and I'm not bad ive got back up and one

01:32:58

stone fish yours only 2 cups and therefore

01:33:03

niqab and caps and

01:33:05

blizzard the floor is a

01:33:08

pool I have a very good real

01:33:12

wooden one I made myself, you see, you

01:33:15

described your room in a year no,

01:33:20

I don’t have a lamp yet, that is, chalk and [ __ ] the

01:33:24

owl says there is a lamp, although it’s

01:33:27

not clear why she needs a lamp, she can see in the dark,

01:33:30

God forbid everyone, then

01:33:33

let’s say about the owl and about a year old. pay attention

01:33:37

ay lyulya

01:33:40

fff but he is he has a shield with she

01:33:46

has oh my god everything is already

01:33:49

mixed up in my head well then that’s enough for today

01:33:51

and the RSN from the village has skates for the first match oh

01:33:55

wait wait we haven’t repeated the verb to you

01:33:59

yet, come on ay yu a yu a

01:34:11

ray a well that's all si yu yu son bye bye

01:34:26

[music]

01:34:31

[music]

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