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Thank you, Claire for this really interesting story. I got the meaning of story. However, on the level C1-C2 there were a bunch of words, which I doesn't know. I'm going to print out the pdf and study them, because the anecdote was amazing. Please, keep going to say stories.
Thank you Claire. Although I cannot do it at the moment, I will certainly go through every word and phrase I don't know in your text when I've finally ranked up to my overdue B1. (I hope It won't take too long).
Well done,Claire. I live in Osaka city, so I completely understand what happened to you🥺 Maybe you noticed the train was for the wrong direction in Osaka loop line at first. But this train (orange colour) runs circle like an orbit, so even if you got the wrong direction, after all you could reach the destination from the opposite side of you intended, however it would be late at your meeting. As you said, the express trains(they call ‘rapid service’)between the airport or Nara🦌 and Osaka city are also run on this line until they leave the orbit at the bottom station of the loop. My tip for not getting lost in the line is always get the train runs the outer side of the loop (they call it “sotomawari”). Because for every train except orange orbit one, the bottom station of this loop is the final station. If you lost a partner, don’t hesitate to talk to the staff to call out your partner’s name in another station with a microphone 🎙️ I don’t know they understand English😅Anyway, they could ask help on the radio. But I know you speak Japanese😊 The first picture is Nihonbashi station in Tokyo, same name station is also in Osaka. The second one is in Osaka. I’ve never climbed the tower in my life😅 Thank you for sharing !
When you say, "I saw a station coming up," it’s a shorter way of saying: "I saw a station that was coming up." In English, we often leave out words like "that was" to make sentences shorter and easier to say. The word "coming" already shows that the action (the station appearing) was happening at that time, so we don’t need to say "was." Both sentences mean the same thing, but the shorter one is more common in everyday English
Thank you 😊 I understood until C1-C2 anecdote/story, despite after listening to this video I had to pick up some new words or expressions to put them in my notepad 😊 I believe that gradually as we go along the story, it would be great if you change also the speed of your speech from slow for beginners to C1-C2 for advanced with a normal pace (Native English speakers) in order to challenge learners as well as to make understand that English teachers on TH-cam aren’t using the same speed as Native ones. Thank you 🙏 for your anecdote by the way
📖🗣 Improve your English step by step! Read a story that starts at A1 beginner level and progresses to C2 proficiency, helping you learn new vocabulary and grammar as you go. 📑 Grab the free PDF here 👉 englii.kit.com/d3bdd03656
Would you like to hear more anecdotes? 😊
Yes, please, tell more!
Yes..please
Great..
Definitely, may I ask you what's your nationality, I couldn't recognize your accent, it seems US English but not so sure. Thank you
@@ammini999 I am from Ireland. However, I think my Irish accent is very neutral.
Learning through real stories is a great way to pick up new words! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed!
B1-B2 almost understand, C1-C2 recognition some words as context understand, however meaning text don’t find out.
You have a solid community here. And I'm a fan of the content.
Yay!
Thanks for your great anecdote of your Japan travel. Love to hear more.. 😊
Very interesting anecdote. I really enjoyed listening to it. Thank you Claire
So happy you enjoyed it. It's a funny one!
Thanks so much, Claire. You're an amazing teacher. 😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson!
Thank you, Claire for this really interesting story. I got the meaning of story. However, on the level C1-C2 there were a bunch of words, which I doesn't know. I'm going to print out the pdf and study them, because the anecdote was amazing. Please, keep going to say stories.
That's great! I am glad you understood the whole story and will get to learn some new vocabulary!
Very interesting history, thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed the story!
Nice story , this story was for me useful. Right now I’II watching such story each day.
I totally understood the stoy as well as the lesson that you gave in last ❤
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I'm from Mexico!, I'd say, the best way To improve English vocabulary is watching videos like this!
Thanks for The Video!
Glad you liked it!
I've been to Mexico and I was surprised that only a few people speak English.
what country are you from ?
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Hello!!
Great designing levels
Thank you so much!
I love this Story . My heart Was also ran fast
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Thank you! 😃
thank you very much
it's amazing!!!
first part: 100%
second part: 98%
third part: 60%
That's great to hear!
Uuuuummmmm you areeee awesome queen Teacher Claire ❤❤❤
I am improve my English on twenty - twenty five and pronunuciation of form right too
Nice work “very nice 😊
Thank you! 😊
Thank you Claire. Although I cannot do it at the moment, I will certainly go through every word and phrase I don't know in your text when I've finally ranked up to my overdue B1. (I hope It won't take too long).
Yes, take your time! It's all about achievable progress!
Really good profe
Well done,Claire. I live in Osaka city, so I completely understand what happened to you🥺 Maybe you noticed the train was for the wrong direction in Osaka loop line at first. But this train (orange colour) runs circle like an orbit, so even if you got the wrong direction, after all you could reach the destination from the opposite side of you intended, however it would be late at your meeting. As you said, the express trains(they call ‘rapid service’)between the airport or Nara🦌 and Osaka city are also run on this line until they leave the orbit at the bottom station of the loop. My tip for not getting lost in the line is always get the train runs the outer side of the loop (they call it “sotomawari”). Because for every train except orange orbit one, the bottom station of this loop is the final station. If you lost a partner, don’t hesitate to talk to the staff to call out your partner’s name in another station with a microphone 🎙️ I don’t know they understand English😅Anyway, they could ask help on the radio. But I know you speak Japanese😊 The first picture is Nihonbashi station in Tokyo, same name station is also in Osaka. The second one is in Osaka. I’ve never climbed the tower in my life😅 Thank you for sharing !
It was quite confusing at the time! I’ve learned not to be in a rush at train stations I don’t know! I really enjoyed my time in Japan!
I liked this kind of videos, it's so useful 😊
I follow you from Algeria 🇩🇿
So happy to hear! I must make another one soon!
Super & Great Mam,
very clear & informative video lesson.
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Thanks a lot 😊
I completely understand C1-C2 story but I wouldn't be able to tell something like that on my own
It takes time, don't worry! You move from passive comprehension to active, so understanding to production.
Your American accent is very neutral and your pronunciation very clear
Yeah, I love her American accent. 🦅 /s
I am actually from Ireland but I do I have quite a neutral accent!
Ah my good friend Emma 😅
Parece muito com a atriz Bianca Bin. Um pouco depois eu logo percebi que essa seria uma história real, e chutei que seria a história dela hehe
Sure is very importante for me
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Nice story but we need to explain difficult words to benefit from them
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Where are you from
Spain
My brain stopped on C1&C2
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you say "I saw a station coming up" but the "was"? is normal?
When you say, "I saw a station coming up," it’s a shorter way of saying:
"I saw a station that was coming up."
In English, we often leave out words like "that was" to make sentences shorter and easier to say. The word "coming" already shows that the action (the station appearing) was happening at that time, so we don’t need to say "was."
Both sentences mean the same thing, but the shorter one is more common in everyday English
Thank you 😊 I understood until C1-C2 anecdote/story, despite after listening to this video I had to pick up some new words or expressions to put them in my notepad 😊
I believe that gradually as we go along the story, it would be great if you change also the speed of your speech from slow for beginners to C1-C2 for advanced with a normal pace (Native English speakers) in order to challenge learners as well as to make understand that English teachers on TH-cam aren’t using the same speed as Native ones.
Thank you 🙏 for your anecdote by the way
Glad you enjoyed and learned something new! Good tips! Appreciate it!
Are you from Liverpool? I hear the scouse accent from you.
I am from Ireland!
Most of the words in the last story have to be highlighted 😅
Yes, they were a little tricky!
@@englii Can I get in touch with you through whatsapp?
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