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User: Description: This is the first of two videos,
and it's a little experiment.
No, I'm not going to mix some strange chemicals
and blow the house up! No!
People say that it's difficult&nbsp;
to ask questions in English,
so I thought today we could play a guessing game.
If you're new to my channel, hello, I'm Rachel
and welcome to smile English stories,&nbsp;
where you can listen to English&nbsp;
in lots of different contexts.
If I speak too quickly, or too slowly,
you can change the speed in YouTube.
Do you remember Hedgie
(my clever, intelligent, my&nbsp;
very smart little hedgehog)?
Hedgie is thinking of a place (so, somewhere),
or a person (so someone, somebody),
or an object (something).
Games have rules.
So Hedgie can only say "Yes" or "No",
and we (you and me)&nbsp;&nbsp;
we can ask Hedgie up to 20 questions,
so not more than 20 questions.
If we guess in less than&nbsp;
20 questions, then we win,
and if we guess in more than&nbsp;
20 questions, then Hedgie wins.
Are you ready? So let's go!
My first question, question number one is...
...is it an object?
Okay it's not an object.
So question number two, my second question is...
...is it a person?
It's not a person either.
Okay, so question number three,&nbsp;
my third question is...
...is it an animal?
Ah, it's an animal, but what sort of animal?
Question four, my fourth question...
...can it fly?
Ah, it's an animal that can fly.
So my fifth question, question number five is...
...can it swim?
It can swim too, so it could&nbsp;
be a fish (a flying fish),
or it could be a bird.
Ah, I think it must be a bird.
So question number six, my sixth question...
...Hedgie is...&nbsp;&nbsp;
does it live... does it live near water?
like, does it live near a lake?
or perhaps near a pond?
Ah it doesn't live near water.
Okay so question number seven,&nbsp;
my seventh question is...
...does it live in the forest&nbsp;
near here, near our house?
Ah, it lives in the forest near our house...
...and Hedgie does it come,
does it come to our garden sometimes?
Okay, so it comes to our garden to visit you?
Okay, is it your friend?
Okay. Hedgie does it come to our&nbsp;
garden in the summer, in the summer...&nbsp;
...ah, so we don't see it in the summer.
Hedgie does it come to our garden in the winter?
Ah so we see it more in the winter.
So how many questions is that, Hedgie?
Ten questions already!
Okay so my eleventh question,&nbsp;
question number eleven is...
...does it like eating wiggly worms, like you?
Ah okay.
And question number 12, my 12th question is...
...does it like eating snakes and frogs like you?
No? It doesn't like eating snakes and frogs?
Well, you're happy then, because&nbsp;
you like eating snakes and frogs!
I think I know what it is. Do you know what it is?
Hedgie question number 13 is...
...does it have a red breast?
Is it red in front?
Ah, I think I know... I think it's a robin!
Ah, I won! That's only 13 questions.
It's okay, it's okay, you will win the next one!
In England where I come from, we love robins.
There is an organization&nbsp;
called the R.S.P.B which means&nbsp;
"The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds",
which says the robin is the&nbsp;
favourite bird of the British.
It's not an enormous bird.
It's about 14 centimetres long.
So it's about the same size as a great tit,
but it's actually bigger than a little blue tit,
but of course it's a lot smaller than a blackbird.
Robins are famous for their flashy red breasts,
but they can sing too.
In fact they sing all day!
They must be quite happy creatures.
Most British robins stay&nbsp;
in Great Britain all year,
But some Scandinavian robins&nbsp;
from the north of Europe migrate.
They fly down south in the winter,
because it's too cold up north!
In England, we often see&nbsp;
robins on Christmas Cards.
This is the Christmas Card&nbsp;
my mum sent me this year.
And that's because we associate&nbsp;
robins with the winter,&nbsp;
because we see them more in&nbsp;
our gardens in the winter.
We see robins in the garden,
but here we see them in the forest too.
Last week we saw two robins when we&nbsp;
were walking in the forest with Mendy.
But I think they must be a little shy too,
because they like living, or looking&nbsp;
for food under hedges, and under bushes.
That's why they have big black eyes,&nbsp;
because they need to see in the dark.
And do robins live in groups, or are they&nbsp;
a little more solitary, like the cheetah&nbsp;&nbsp;
on the savannah in Africa?
Well we often see robins alone in the garden
or in the forest.
You probably know the Peter Rabbit books by&nbsp;
Beatrix Potter who lived in the North of England?
Well there was a robin who liked&nbsp;
living in the garden where Peter Rabbit&nbsp;&nbsp;
Well there was a robin who liked&nbsp;
living in the garden where Peter Rabbit&nbsp;&nbsp;
ate all the radishes, and the&nbsp;
carrots, and the cabbages,
but I think the robin preferred&nbsp;
eating the wiggly worms&nbsp;&nbsp;
that came up when the gardener&nbsp;
was digging in the garden!
And is there only one type of robin,&nbsp;
one sort of robin, one kind of robin?
Well I didn't know that there&nbsp;
are lots of sorts, lots of kinds,&nbsp;&nbsp;
lots of types of robins in the world,
not only the European Robin we see in England.
There's a robin in America, the American robin,&nbsp;
and he's a lot bigger than the&nbsp;
British or the European Robin.
And there's the Scarlet Robin.
The Scarlet Robin lives in Australia and Tanzania,
and he has a red breast like the&nbsp;
European and the American robins.
But not all robins have red breasts.
There is also an Indian robin,
and he is sort of black or brown
and he has red under his tail.
The Indian robin lives in countries&nbsp;
like Pakistan and Nepal and&nbsp;
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
I would love to go there!
And are robins really cute little birds?
Well they look cute and sweet,
but they can be aggressive.
They are territorial birds,&nbsp;
they defend their territory,&nbsp;
just like Mendy defends our house!
But Mendy doesn't sing to defend her territory!
So I hope you enjoyed this video,
because I had fun making it.
If you did, share the video with&nbsp;
someone else learning English.
Take care and I'll see you next time!
Title: Is it a person, or an animal...?  The British love it in winter... come and find out what it is!
Caption: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

20 Questions 1/2 : 
Do you know this game ?  I played a lot with my family.  Hedgie thinks of a person, or an object, or a place, and we have to guess what or who it is.  But we only have 20 questions !  It’s something we love in the winter in Great Britain.  I’ll tell you more about it.


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- écouter l’anglais compréhensible (!) en choisissant une autre vidéo – il y a des légendes en anglais, voyager en anglais, des histoires en anglais, de la cuisine en anglais, de l’histoire en anglais,...

- escuche inglés comprensible (!) eligiendo otro video: hay leyendas en inglés, viajes en inglés, historias en inglés, cocina en inglés, historia en inglés,…

- Wenn Sie gerne Englisch hören, werden Sie wahrscheinlich meine anderen Videos gerne anhören. Es gibt Legenden auf Englisch, Reisen auf Englisch, Geschichten auf Englisch, Kochen auf Englisch, Geschichte auf Englisch,…

- if you like listening to English, you will probably enjoy my other videos.  There are legends in English, travel in English, stories in English, cooking in English, history in English,…


Learning tips : https://youtu.be/y98R-QV5mN4
- listen and watch all the video
(try to understand with the images, gestures and context - adjust the speed if necessary)
- listen again with the subtitles if necessary
- if you want to, write new words (not more than 10)
- listen again with NO SUBTITLES – you should understand more


smileEnglishstories - SMILE English stories with Rachel (me!)
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“I want to… understand English, listen to English I can understand, learn English vocabulary, learn English without grammar, have a conversation in English… improve my English!”

Is that you?

Perfect!  I think you are in the right place… because I want to help you to learn English, to acquire English… I want you to listen to English spoken naturally… and to understand English spoken naturally… to listen to English spoken in lots of different contexts!  I want you to enjoy English!

I want you to practice listening to English, but to listen to interesting English.  

English conversation is often an exchange of stories in English.  To have a conversation in English with someone when you travel in English, you need to master “English small talk”.  For example, you might need to :
- talk about yourself in English
- talk about family in English
- talk about food in English
- talk about weather in English
- talk about holidays in English
- talk about interests in English
- talk about sport in English

So, I am building my smileEnglishstories YouTube channel, to give you one opportunity to listen to English spoken naturally in lots of different contexts.  After all, in England we say, “Variety is the spice of life!”

And I tell you stories in English, because if you listen to interesting stories to learn English, you will be more motivated to listen to English and you will naturally improve your listening comprehension.

I try to use simple English when I make my smileEnglishstories YouTube videos.  Simple, but rich in content!  That means accessible English for beginners (good beginners), but still interesting English for elementary level and interesting English for intermediate levels.


In the comments section, do say what you enjoyed, ask questions or tell me what sort of videos you would like to see!  Then I can make videos you will want to watch!


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