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User: Leyenda: With slow English and images Maria describes something different that 3 other countries do that she likes and admires.
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Descripcin: hey there this is maria from english without fear are there aspects of other cultures that you admire that you think are good and different from where you live let&#39;s talk about that today english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories there are many things that i enjoy about my country america and obviously there are things i don&#39;t like that i don&#39;t respect that bother me but that&#39;s another episode today i want to tell you one difference from three different countries that a difference a quality that that appeals to me the first comes from england we used to live in england and we enjoy walking and seeing the countryside what i like about england what i admire is how walkers have what is called the right of way across farmers fields many walking paths cut right through the fields of active farms and the government has said walkers have permission they can use the paths it doesn&#39;t matter that the field belongs to someone else i like that here in america if you&#39;re going to walk you walk on a sidewalk in a town or maybe the city has created a path just for walkers but usually people have to go to a park or the woods they don&#39;t walk we don&#39;t walk across farmers fields not at all so i enjoy i did enjoy that aspect of england the second quality difference that appeals to me that i like comes from france as a french teacher i have traveled a lot in france and read a lot talked to french people i understand how they view food and the role that schools play in teaching children to try new foods if a child in france eats in the school cafeteria and doesn&#39;t go home for lunch the school lunches are well prepared often with fresh vegetables the menus are varied and children learn to eat new foods foods that they might not have at home they also have time to eat and not rush they learn how to converse how to have a table conversation with their friends with their classmates that is excellent that is a very good quality here in america school lunches are often just 25 minutes long if that i know i taught in public and private schools for 27 years it was terrible kids rushed the food wasn&#39;t very good if there was a cafeteria it was often they often offered things like fast food not healthy healthy vegetables and different kinds of meats and ways of cooking my third example comes from germany i lived many different times in germany and also speak some german what i admire about germany also comes from their education system it&#39;s how teenagers are encouraged to think about what they like doing and what they&#39;re good at the assumption is not you should go to university because university is good that&#39;s the way it seems to be here in america many kids in high school and middle school are encouraged to you&#39;re going to go to college to university but that&#39;s not for everyone in germany the trades the skills with your hands hands in mind are also valued and emphasized and there are very good trade schools where you can learn a valuable craft or skill with different levels of expertise and different levels of respect as you move on up just as there are levels in university for studying biology or economics but we&#39;re all different and i think germany gets that they do that well they offer different kinds of school for young people and oftentimes the trade schools the skilled workers actually find better jobs and make more money and have more successful more satisfying careers those are just three examples from my travels and where i&#39;ve lived and what i&#39;ve read but you must know something about another culture either you&#39;ve seen a video heard about it visited maybe even lived somewhere else what is one aspect from somewhere different they might even this place might even have the same language but just do things differently tell me about it leave me a comment below and remember if you would like the written words the transcript for today&#39;s episode go to my website www.englishwithoutfear.com and there you can find transcripts to many of these many of these uh segments well that&#39;s it for this episode i&#39;m maria from english without fear talk to you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here&#39;s my [Music] email
Ttulo: Learn English - What other cultures do better
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