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 Descripcin: When I think of Christmas,
I think of flashing fairy lights,
and I think of mistletoe with its white berries.
But why has mistletoe become&nbsp;
a symbol of love at Christmas?
This is one story!
If you are new to my channel, hello I'm Rachel.
Welcome to "smile English stories", where you can&nbsp;
listen to English in lots of different contexts.
If I speak too quickly, or too slowly,
you can change the speed in YouTube.
Mistletoe.
People often say that mistletoe is a pest,
mistletoe is a parasite...
...because mistletoe grows on trees.
Mistletoe drinks the liquid in the trees,
it drinks the sap,
and sometimes the host tree stops growing...
...in extreme cases, the host tree actually dies.
Mistletoe tree berries, the white berries,
are full of poison, they are poisonous...
...so be careful!
And it's very strange that mistletoe at Christmas,
has become a symbol of love.
One story about mistletoe comes&nbsp;
from the Scandinavian countries.
I have been to Denmark, but I have&nbsp;
never been to Norway or to Sweden.
A friend told me that Norway&nbsp;
is a really beautiful country.
It's so beautiful with its fjords and waterfalls,
with its mountains
and pretty towns and villages by the sea.
It's not a surprise (it's not surprising)
that it's a very popular cruise destination.
But in the winter, the sun in Norway,
well in the very north of Norway,
it never rises (it never comes up).
It's always dark (it's never light),
and we call it the Polar winter.
But in the Polar winter, if you are lucky,
you might see the beautiful Northern Lights.
A long time ago, there was&nbsp;
a beautiful Norse goddess.
Her name was Frigga.
She was a beautiful woman.
Thank you my friend Magaly for the drawing!
Frigga was an extremely
(a very very) kind goddess,
and she was very sensitive.
Frigga was the goddess of love,
and she was the goddess of marriage.
Frigga was very very happy in the summer,
because in the summer a lot of people got married.
So Frigga was the happiest in the summer.
She loved watching the brides&nbsp;
in their beautiful dresses&nbsp;
and with their beautiful bouquets of flowers.
Frigga loved the smell of&nbsp;
the flowers in the bouquets.
You might remember Odin from my past videos.
Odin was the king of the Norse gods,
and Frigga and Odin we're married.
Frigga was Odin's wife
and Odin was Frigga's husband.
But Frigga was always sad in the winter.
In the winter, it was always dark.
The days were short.
They were much shorter than the nights.
And the nights were very long.
They were much longer than the days.
And the temperature was much colder
than in the long summer days.
And on the 21st of December,
the sun never came up.
It was dark all day.
It was not Frigga's favourite day.
Frigga had a special talent (a special gift).
Frigga could see into the future.
Frigga often had visions of the future.
She could see into the future,
but she could not change the future.
One day, Frigga had two visions.
One vision said that one year,
on the 21st of December,
something really happy would happen.
But the second vision said that one year,
on the 21st of December,
something really bad would happen,
there would be a terrible&nbsp;
tragedy in Frigga's life.
Frigga was terrified (she was really scared).
The next day, Frigga had some good news.
Frigga learnt that she was going to have a baby
(Frigga learnt that she was pregnant),
and she learnt that the baby would be born
on the 21st of December.
Frigga was really scared.
She thought, "Oh no!&nbsp;
What if something terrible&nbsp;
happens to my new baby?"
When the 21st of December&nbsp;
arrived, it was very dark.
There was no sun, because&nbsp;
it was the winter solstice.
Frigga was quite scared, so she lit some candles
to feel a little warmer and a little cozier.
When the baby arrived there was no problem.
Frigga had a beautiful little baby boy,
and she called the baby boy
(she named the baby boy) Baldur.
Baby Baldur was a beautiful little baby boy.
He had sparkling blue eyes,
and to Frigga he was just perfect, of course!
He had sparkling blue eyes,
and to Frigga he was just perfect, of course!
Frigga was so happy,
but then suddenly remembered the second vision...
...and she started to tremble,
she started to shake.
She couldn't stop shaking and trembling!
And she started crying.
She cried and she cried and she cried...
...but then suddenly, she started to think...
...and she thought...
"But perhaps I could save Baldur.
I think I have a plan."
So Frigga went to see her husband, Odin,
and Frigga said to Odin,
"Odin, we must save baby Baldur.
We must go round all the&nbsp;
worlds of the Norse Universe,
and we must ask all the living creatures,
and all the living things for support.
We must ask everything to say that
they will never hurt baby Baldur&nbsp;&nbsp;
(they will never harm him)."
So they went round all the Norse Universe,
and they asked every living thing for support...
...except (not) the mistletoe!
Frigga said, "The mistletoe is so innocent.
The mistletoe will never touch Baldur, never,
(the mistletoe will never hurt Baldur), no!
You might remember Loki.
Loki was the very bad,
the very mischievous Norse god,
and this was an opportunity for Loki!
Frigga was so happy.
She watched Baldur,
her little baby boy, growing up.
The baby grew into a child and into a teenager,
and then he continued growing into&nbsp;
a very good-looking young man!
Loki was very jealous of Baldur,
he did not like Baldur at all.
The gods often played a game with Baldur.
They threw things at Baldur.
They wanted to hurt (ow!), to hurt Baldur,
but it was not possible.
They threw sticks at Baldur,
but it didn't hurt Baldur.
They threw stones at Baldur,
but it didn't hurt Baldur either.
Only the god Hodr could not play,
because Hodr was blind (Hodr could not see).
So Loki had an idea,
and one day he went to see Hodr.
Loki carved with a knife, he carved a spear.
He carved the spear out of a branch of mistletoe.
The mistletoe had not promised&nbsp;
not to hurt to harm Baldur.
The mistletoe was "innocent",
but the mistletoe could be dangerous for Baldur.
So Loki took the spear and gave the spear to Hodr.
And Loki said, "If you throw&nbsp;
the spear at Baldur, Hodr...
...you will win the competition!"
So Hodr took the spear,
and threw the spear at Baldur.
The spear hit Baldur,
and Baldur fell down dead.
Baldur&nbsp;&nbsp;
went down to the world of Helheim
with Hel, the goddess of Helheim.
All the gods, including Frigga and Odin,
were scared, they were terrified,
because the death of Baldur&nbsp;
was the sign of Ragnarök.
Ragnarök was, in Norse&nbsp;
mythology, the end of the World.
So Frigga, who was crying, went to see Hel
and to try and negotiate the freedom of Baldur.
Now in Norse Mythology, there&nbsp;
are two versions of the legend.
In the first, the dark version,
Hel says to Frigga,
"Frigga, if all of the Norse the Universe
cries for Baldur, okay you can&nbsp;
have Baldur back, no problem!"
So Frigga goes around all the Universe,
but of course Loki does not cry
and Baldur stays with Hel in Helheim.
But in the second version of the legend,&nbsp;
the gods free Baldur, and&nbsp;
Baldur comes out of Helheim,
so of course Frigga was happy,
and she said, "Now the mistletoe&nbsp;
will be a sign of love,
and when I see someone under the mistletoe,
I will kiss them!"
So today, in Norway, and I suppose&nbsp;
in other Scandinavian countries,
on the 21st of December, on the winter solstice,
mothers light candles to remember&nbsp;
the story of Frigga and Baldur,
and if the Norwegians see&nbsp;
people under the mistletoe,
they give them a kiss!
If you enjoyed the mistletoe&nbsp;
story, give me a thumbs up,
and share the video with a friend&nbsp;
who likes listening to English...
and share the video with a friend&nbsp;
who likes listening to English...
...and let's hope everybody has a Happy Christmas!
See you next time!
Leyenda: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

Listen to interesting English and improve your English !  In this video, I tell you the story of Frigga.  Frigga was the beautiful wife of Odin, the king of the Norse gods.  It's the winter solstice and Frigga has a baby boy… but also a bad vision for his future.

The other Norse stories :
N1 - York and Before  https://youtu.be/1qNGA--WjVU
N2 - Vikings and Universe  https://youtu.be/SufGbnfEx6E
N3 – Gods and Wolf  https://youtu.be/gE2edcxIqHY
N4 – The Stoor Worm  https://youtu.be/iqtj-IfwKUg

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Playlists : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1hkLZGmxdxwfhz72vKdtdA/playlists

- 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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Favourite clipart and photo ressources :
https://www.teachingenglishgames.com/esl-flashcards
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Ttulo: Why do we KISS under the MISTLETOE at Christmas?