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Title: English Conversation with a Social Worker 🧑‍💼 from Israel 🇮🇱
Description: Joshua (Yehoshua) from Israel told me about his work as a social worker and how he learned English on his own.


If you have been following our channel, you will know that this is a project that I started almost two years ago with my daughter, who is now 12, to help people learn English. While it is something we dearly enjoy, there are costs to creating this content. One of my followers suggested that I launch a Patreon account, so that if you feel grateful for what you are learning on our channel, you may buy us a cup of coffee ☕  or hot chocolate (hot chocolate for Kat, as she is 12 and maybe should not be drinking coffee). Thank you so much for watching and providing us feedback and encouraging comments 😊😄😁. Also, for our future Patreon sponsors, I will be adding a thank you at the end of the videos in the future with your names 😊


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 games, and more. Please watch this short video and let us know what you think, and please share this with any English learners you may know.


Aquí en Dreaming English a mi hija de 10 años Kat y a mí nos gustaría compartir nuestra misión. Nuestro canal de Inglés es para todos de todas la edades. Enseñamos Inglés de una forma fácil y divertida, de manera natural, usando historias, juegos y más. Por favor ve este vídeo corto y dinos que opinas, compártelo con cualquier estudiante de Inglés que conozcas.


You won’t find any boring grammar lessons on our channel. We will provide free, interesting listening experiences for English language learners/English as a Second Language (ESL).


We have tried to make our videos easy enough for a complete beginner to understand and start picking up new words. 


Our method is using “Comprehensible Input” - and that means the videos use basic English as much as possible - and will be easy enough for a complete beginner to start learning.

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Caption: as i said before because i grew up in a neutral orthodox uh school they don&#39;t they don&#39;t uh they don&#39;t teach english there okay so i have i&#39;ve had to learn it by myself later in my life thank you so much for joining me joshua right is that correct hey yeah yeah correct thank you rachel for having me it&#39;s a pleasure to be here in the some conversation with you and could you can you tell everybody where you&#39;re from yeah so i&#39;m joshua actually my name i am from israel and my name is yoshua joshua is the same name as joshua just in english okay so thank you for having me it&#39;s great to be here and i&#39;m thankful for the opportunity to to have that conversation it&#39;s great do you want to tell me a little bit about yours what do you do for work and okay so i live in the south of israel in a small city and i&#39;m a social worker i work with people who struggles with mental health mental health issues right i don&#39;t i don&#39;t really like to use the word mental health this disease even though that&#39;s the definition by the by the protocol like schizophrenia and most of the people that they work with are struggling with schizophrenia i meet them for one hour like every every one of me of my clients for one hour a week and we have like a therapy session it depends on the on the men or women that that they need their their abilities and their their needs and our connection and relationship really depends on them i can help them not only as like as a therapist because actually i&#39;m not a therapist i have studied some psychology in my in my degree social work and bachelor of social work but i&#39;m not a psychologist not a therapist but i do i do also kind of therapy and also help them with other goals in their life how to how to uh make progress and and i i believe in the rehabilitation okay i don&#39;t uh look at the person like you have a disease because i don&#39;t like that that attitude and that perspective and when i work with people actually i i prefer to look at their strengths and to to empower their strengths and to have a conversation in most of the conversations not about the weaknesses but about the strength and how to how to uh empower them that&#39;s awesome in the us we have obviously we have um we have social workers too and i think they do similar um similar things where they kind of like work with the with their um clients and you know meet with them to have some sort of therapy we also have like therapists and psychologists and all that so um i am familiar with with that and we have like we call it the same thing basically so it&#39;s like social worker well sometimes the social workers make house calls or sometimes the people will come to the social workers and they&#39;ll meet with them um and people also meet with therapists and psychologists and all that here too so um so thank you for for sharing that&#39;s really interesting um and you must do you find that your work to be fulfilling yeah absolutely i do it because i love it it&#39;s not just work that i do for living or just for the money it&#39;s not actually such a good money i mean it provides me but uh but i do it because i like it i like the the communication with people and and i i feel i find it uh meaningful uh when i feel that i helped someone and and we have actually deep connection i already worked and i i&#39;ve already in the same job for two years so i have really deep connection with the people i work it&#39;s like once a week per you know an hour once a week or two years so we we do have meaningful connection that&#39;s awesome they say like i think there&#39;s some saying that you know if you have a job that you love you never work a day in your life so that&#39;s awesome that it&#39;s meaningful and that you love it yeah i like what the saying yeah i know i worked for a long time in insurance and i didn&#39;t really like it it was boring it paid decently but it was boring and now i have a job that i love and it&#39;s fulfilling and like i work with students and i you know it&#39;s very fulfilling knowing that i&#39;m helping the students like basically my job is to help them with their college applications and with their applications for financial aid which helps them pay for college and it&#39;s very fulfilling i&#39;d love to go to their graduation and see them and and keep in touch with them to see how they&#39;ve done so you know that&#39;s awesome that you have that kind of job that that is like basically something that is fulfilling and something that you enjoy doing yeah it sounds great to have them with the next step in their life to uh to towards success and in the college uh studies and i guess they&#39;re sometimes not only asking you for the help to fulfill the the application but also what what do you think about that college and what do you think about that bachelor of degree or something like that yeah i&#39;m sure sometimes it&#39;s like they want to do something and i have no idea and i have to research with them so like i have one student that wants to do like they want to do the um the i think it&#39;s um not not um x-rays but it&#39;s like the ultrasound so like if a woman is pregnant they want to do that so it&#39;s like okay well what is that degree like how do you get there and so we do the research together because i have so many students and some students just want to do like all right i want to be a nurse okay i know exactly what you need to do to apply for that but if they want to do something different then it&#39;s kind of like let&#39;s research together like what degree and where can you go and like what&#39;s the you know what&#39;s your income going to be and all that kind of thing so kind of like i&#39;m learning with them and i&#39;m helping them figure out like the steps like a b c and so on how to get there that sounds fantastic yeah i&#39;m sure they love you yeah so we met in like um in a group for learning english so how long have you been working on learning english you&#39;re very fluent so um yeah okay so first of all thank you very much for the compliment i take it with open hands and actually i started to learn english when i was 19 okay um i i wasn&#39;t learning english at school at all okay at primary school and because i don&#39;t have a good reason for that but because i i was growing up in a very religious retro orthodox school jewish school and they don&#39;t teach english all right yeah today i know that is a mistake but this is what they do still today and this is why i did i didn&#39;t study english when i was a kid and when i was 19 actually i was abroad for from israel for the first time in my life i was in switzerland and my grandfather um actually from zurich and i came to visit him and for the first time like i saw him before when he came to visit us in israel but it was the first time for me to go to to go to his place and then i found how uh how important english is for life you know i was i brought israel for the first time in my life and i needed to speak with people whether it&#39;s in the airport and i didn&#39;t understand what they&#39;re telling me even what they&#39;re telling me and telling me even the simple things all right so it was uh it was like a failure feeling and it was uh it was awful and then i came back to israel with the decision with an inner decision that i&#39;m gonna learn english and i&#39;m gonna be able to make conversation great conversations in english i&#39;m actually it was 10 years ago it was when i was 19 and i&#39;m 29 just uh in saturday on saturday uh it was my birthday i was 29 birthday yo yeah thank you so actually for your question it&#39;s about 10 years since i have started to step to learn english and of course it&#39;s not like i&#39;m learning english every day for for most of my days no but i do have i do have a mindset that they want to study english and actually your group it&#39;s an excellent group your whatsapp group really it helps me to practice my english to listen to to your messages your voice messages in english and to get your [Music] to to understand to be able to understand your accent and maybe even to copy it sometimes and you know the the pronunciation oh all right this is how you pronounce that word or another one so it&#39;s i think that whatsapp group actually i&#39;ve been in a few whatsapp groups for learning english before but that&#39;s the best i ever participated in and because you&#39;re you&#39;re really active and really helping and the other students and we can feel and as you said once it&#39;s like a family okay you can feel that you really love to do it you don&#39;t do it just for i don&#39;t know for [Music] for a job or something like that you really love it it&#39;s fun for you we can feel it in the group and so it&#39;s a great environment and great way to you know if you want to to to improve your english or whatever language that you want to achieve and learning and the the most important thing that you have to do it&#39;s practicing every day even if it&#39;s for a few minutes but practicing every day because you have to the mindset you have to change your mindset to be able to think in the different language to be able to understand without making an effort okay and it takes time it takes time it&#39;s not in one day not in one given year for me and maybe for others while living in a native english country maybe it&#39;s going to be easier for me most of my days begin okay with my neighbors with my friends with my co-workers with my with my clients with my family so it&#39;s not a changing of mindset that you do in one day not not as i said even in one year but when when you&#39;re when you you feel that you made the progress this is a great feeling and yeah and it&#39;s a great opportunity actually again to have that conversation about it yeah so you mentioned the group and i think that what&#39;s different about this group that i created almost a month ago it started from um i invited a select amount select people that i met through different um hello talk and i met people on whatsapp and whatnot but there were people that i had a good relationship with and i invited them to a youtube live and they really got along really they loved speaking to each other for that hour long that we were speaking and they wanted to continue the conversation so i decided to the best way for me to connect them all would be to make a whatsapp group for them and that&#39;s how it started and then we&#39;ve been inviting slowly a few more so it&#39;s still really small and i think because we&#39;ve all been like speaking together and they&#39;re mostly all my friends and now i&#39;ve invited alex from our group to invite some others but we share all the time that we are like a family and right now my decision is to keep it really kind of small like add a little bit you know more members that you know slowly but we have the youtube lives that we can get to know each other better so i think like you said it&#39;s unlike any any group that i&#39;ve been in and like you said any group that you&#39;ve been in um where it feels like family i&#39;m not the first person i think fatima said so um alex said so like with many people are like it&#39;s like a family and we really want to get to know each other and get to know you know i&#39;ve learned all about like i&#39;ve learned about the culture in bangladesh i&#39;m learning about the culture there in in israel and you know learning about all these different people in the different parts of the world um so yeah i really think it&#39;s um a great opportunity and then you kind of mentioned that you started to learn english because you had this experience of going to switzerland you said yeah right and so like you found like you really couldn&#39;t communicate right and so i was hearing this from many other people that if you know english like even if you don&#39;t know the language that they speak in whatever country most likely there are people there that that speak english so you can probably communicate and get your way around if you know english while you know so basically it&#39;s going to help you out for that reason and also for many people it helps them out for their jobs as well because it&#39;s an international language it&#39;s interesting to me to learn that it&#39;s not very common for people to speak english in israel i had no idea yeah actually i i think that most of the people in israel speak english okay as i said before because i grew up in a neutral orthodox school they don&#39;t they don&#39;t they don&#39;t teach english there okay so i have i&#39;ve had to learn it by myself later in my life and actually i have friends who grew up in the same schools like me and they don&#39;t speak english till today which is i think uh a bit sad uh because as we are talking about it we it&#39;s very important for communication not only in the us or england or whatever other language country that they speak english but also for almost every place around the world you can communicate in english and you cannot communicate in your own language okay hebrew for me or whatever language for other small countries around the world and by the way i told you before that i was in switzerland and it was my first time in my life getting abroad in israel okay but in the past 10 years i&#39;ve been proud israel [Music] for other other few times i was in switzerland again and i was able to speak in english okay so it was a completely different experience okay and to be in different country and to be able to communicate with people whether it&#39;s in the um in the ski in the sky resort or it&#39;s in even if i went to drink something in the evening you know and i was able to communicate with the people it was fun yeah my name is you know simple intro yeah introduction and kind of communication even kind of uh friendship that i have made along around the years that based on english yeah yeah that&#39;s awesome and i think that&#39;s the thing like i&#39;ve made friends with people from all over the world people that are trying to learn english and i i think it just opens you up to making those friends obviously i&#39;m native english speaker um but my start was because i was learning spanish and my whole start of the whole youtube channel it kind of came out of my daughter wanting to be a youtuber she&#39;s now 12 and i said we could do something if it was educational so we were learning spanish at the time and we decided to make a similar channel to help people learn english so that&#39;s how i got started with this but it&#39;s a hobby i super enjoy it now it&#39;s mostly me you don&#39;t see my daughter very much on the channel um but i love it doing the youtube lives and helping everybody that we have in our group yeah yeah i i so by the way your daughter she&#39;s great in one of your videos yeah yeah so she&#39;s still she&#39;s still um making some videos like usually the snack videos because she likes to try snacks we just made a video which i&#39;m hoping to get finished um about looking at things with a digital microscope so looking at you know whether it be like watermelon watermelon looks really interesting under a microscope you would be very surprised bubbly and like kind of like weird like but like basically the idea is like to try to make some i think she she would think that kind of video is more fun to make um because it&#39;s kind of science-based and you like what does things look like really up close but hopefully we&#39;re also teaching people you know how to talk about food and how to talk about like microscopes and whatnot but making something a little different so um hoping to get that one done too and post that one pretty soon so you&#39;ll be seeing her from time to time but thank you so much for um you know doing this we hopefully we can do do another conversation and hopefully there might be one of these um group conversations that you&#39;ll be able to make it to all right thank you all right great thank you for having me absolutely [Music] you
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