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Description: good morning and welcome to smilingly stories where you can listen to English spoken in lots of different contexts England has a very complicated history so today I am going to take you on a journey through time in the northeast of England if I speak too quickly or too slowly you can change the speed in YouTube I am from the North West of England but if I say England you might have thought of the Queen or a cup of tea [Music] Oh Robin Hood so today I am going to take you back through the history of a pretty little town in the North East of England its name is George York is a town in the north of England it&#39;s about one and a half hours from where my parents live York is in a beautiful situation it&#39;s between three national parks the North York Moors to the North East the Yorkshire Dales National Park to the northwest [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] and the peak district to the southwest York is an old historical town with a wool round you can walk on the ramparts and visit a little castle it also has an enormous Church York Minster [Music] and in the center of york you can walk on the old couple streets and you can go in a tea shop to have a scone and a cup of tea Jesus was born in the year 0 and in 43 ad that means anno domini it&#39;s Latin for the year of our Lord 43 years after Jesus was born a lot of England and Wales was in the Roman Empire but the English and the Welsh liked the Romans in York they built the wall around the city to protect the people of York from the Celts who lived in Scotland and the Romans built baths and villas and temples and churches and stone streets but then in 410 AD there was a big problem back in Italy where the Romans came from and the Romans suddenly left England goodbye and went back across the sea and through Europe down to Italy to fight the people in York had a big problem an enormous problem what happens the Romans had gone bye-bye and the people in York could not fight they did not know how to fight really and they were scared of the Celts from Scotland in 450 ad some other people came to England some people say they came to protect the English from the Celts other people say they came because they needed farmland for crops and animals and those people were the anglo-saxons [Music] the anglo-saxons came from the Netherlands and the north of Germany and Denmark and they rode in little boats across the sea to England that must have been a long way the envelope sections were farmers and they lived in huts so all the beautiful Roman buildings were forgotten but there were other people who needed the land to farm in England they came from Scandinavia they came from Norway because in no way there were too many mountains and Hills they came from Sweden because in Sweden there was too much forest and they came from Denmark because in Denmark it was too sandy to farm and those people were cold [Music] the Viking spoke another language the language was called Norse and in Norse Viking means pirate first the Viking warriors came to England they didn&#39;t want the land they wanted possessions the Vikings didn&#39;t row across the sea they sailed in sailing boats but they had special long sailing boats we called long boats they sailed across the sea and they attacked they attacked the churches and monasteries because the churches and monasteries were rich they took jewelry and they took coins but the Vikings also attacked the anglo-saxon villages they took tools because they wanted the metal and they set fire to the villages the people in England and Wales were scared of the Vikings but then in 866 ad a lot of Viking families from Denmark came to York the Vikings had long boats and long houses and to make their houses they used sticks so they needed to weave they wove the sticks together they used smaller sticks and they went under and over and under and over and over oops hand over difficult and under and over and then they used mud horrible sticky mud to hold the sticks together a Viking house was divided in two parts the part where the people lived and the part where the animals lived and in the middle of the house was the fire so the smoke from the fire went up through a hole in the roof the Vikings were not only farmers and warriors they were businessmen the Vikings sailed all over Europe and to Asia to do business and to exchange things they made York became the capital of Viking England and Wales the Vikings called it your vich today in York there is a yogic Museum and you can go around a Viking village in a little train you can watch scenes from the village and you can listen to and smell smells from the village - the Vikings were good with their hands they made jewelry from metal which came from all over Europe and England they made cups but not from part from wood and they made clothes from animal skins your Vic was a big market in the north of England the only town bigger than York was London [Music] listen I love this name a rich blood ox Eric Bloodaxe was the last Viking king of York he was from Norway some people say he died on a battlefield others say he was assassinated that was in 954 and that was the end of the Vikings in your good boy and it was almost the end of the anglo-saxons because in 1066 a very famous person sailed across the English Channel kills the anglo-saxon King Harald with a arrow in his eye but that&#39;s another story so if you enjoyed learning about a little corner of England let me know and share the video with a friend see you next time [Music]
Title: Visit York in ENGLISH and then come back in time.  What a history this northern English town has!
Caption: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

What a history! York is an interesting and attractive town in the north east of England.  To help you to improve your English by listening to English spoken naturally in lots of different contexts, come with me on a brief visit of York and the nearby national parks... and then we will go back in time.

I come from the north west of England, so when I go home to visit my parents, it’s possible to visit York on a day trip.  But for this video, I looked more into the history of this town and it helped me to understand more why the English language has Germanic origins !

I take you from Roman and to Anglo-Saxon times, and then to the time of the Vikings !

Watch also : https://youtu.be/gE2edcxIqHY
Coming soon : the Universe according to the Vikings

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I have made the video as understandable and interesting as possible for good beginners to intermediate levels.

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- listen and watch all the video
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- listen again with the subtitles if you didn’t understand some words

I am building my YouTube channel, smileEnglishstories, to give you the opportunity to listen to English spoken naturally in a lot of different contexts.  In the comments section, please say what you enjoyed, ask questions or tell me what sort of videos you would like to see!

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THINGS MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO
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Jorvik Viking Centre : https://www.jorvikvikingcentre.co.uk/about/

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England and Wales National Parks Map - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/97/National_Parks_in_England_and_Wales.svg
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Worn Pennine Way sign at Edale (Andrew Bowden) - https://www.flickr.com/photos/bods/26994726180
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Cows in the Peak District - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2e/Pennine_Way%2C_approach_to_Kinder_Scout%2C_Peak_District%2C_Derbyshire_%288120081987%29.jpg
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York City Walls at Walmgate Bar (Tim Green) - https://www.flickr.com/photos/atoach/5143917332
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