Question of the Day: Have you ever experienced a natural disaster? My answer: From these nine examples of natural disasters I have only ever experienced earthquakes. I lived in Japan teaching English from 2009 - 2013 and there were quite a few minor earthquakes during that time. The huge earthquake in March 2011 (magnitude 9.1) was very scary, but luckily the area where I was living was about 270km away and is a completely landlocked prefecture so there was no danger of a tsunami. There were rotating power outages for several weeks, but the Japanese government did a good job of scheduling the power outages and providing the essential information to everyone, including translating it into English for foreigners living in the affected areas. The aftershocks were also rather frightening, but I am so grateful that both my friends in Japan and I were all safe following the disaster. How about you?
Hello teacher Jen... I'm thankful to You for this superb lesson you make it enjoyable btw You are a beautiful teacher I love your eyes. God bless you and you family. Greetings. 💟
There are quite a lot of Earthquakes in California because it lies on the San Andreas Fault. In English faults are areas where two tectonic plates come together. I didn't mention the word fault in the video, but it is also a good word connected to earthquakes. You're absolutely right that earthquake is a compound noun, good job! And tsunami is an example of a loanword from Japanese. It actually means 'harbour wave' rather than tidal wave, and tidal waves are actually not the same as tsunamis. In Japanese 津 means harbour or port, and 波 means wave.
Definitely, yours is the best video explaining natural disasters. Complete, concrete and really easy to understand by foreign students. You go through all related vocabulary, orderly and clear. I love it! You've helped me for today's class. No doubt I'll show it to my students. Thank you and my greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina!! 👏👏🙋♀️😍🙏🇦🇷💖🌟🌟🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
I'm going to eighth grade in Turkey and I just have to say, your channel has improved my English and helped me with my school work a lot. So thank you so much for everything ❤🙏
Hi Z ☺️. Thanks for your lovely comment 🤩. I am so glad to know that my English lessons here on TH-cam have been helping you improve your English and assisting you with your school work 📚 😁. I wish you all the best in eighth grade and with you your studies ✨💐.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 🤗. I am so glad that you found my lessons on TH-cam and that you enjoy them so much. 🤩💐 I wish you all the best with your studies. ✨
Yes , i do , when I was in Haiti , in 2010 , there had an earthquake , it caused millions of deaths . It’s for the first time , that i had seen the grown shaking . My lord , I don’t dream to live this again . It was totally frustrated , u thought that u were going to die .
Thank you for your excellent 授業. I've never experienced these natural disasters luckily. I was not affected by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake directly. I lived in a place where the seismic intensity was about 4. But Japan in which natural disasters occurred anywhere every year, that's why I think I'm going to experience a natural disaster someday. I took an hour to write this sentences. Writing is so hard.
Hi Kaomozi 🌸🤗. Thank you for your nice comment and response ☺️. Writing English can be difficult, but you did an excellent job 👍🏻. Keep it up 🤩. I am glad to hear that you haven't really experienced any natural disasters, other than earthquakes. I am also glad to hear that you weren't affected by the huge earthquake back in 2011. Although Japan has a lot of earthquakes, I feel like the buildings are built strong and that Japanese people are even stronger😉. Take care ✨.
I have never experienced any natural disasters but it hurts me seeing through media platforms how a good number of lives are ended just because we can't fully do away with it. Please do more videos about disasters
The common natural disasters in Iran are earthquakes, drought, flood, and I experience earthquakes three times in my life, there were horrifying, especially after an earthquake you don't know whether the earthquake was the main earthquake or the main earthquake is on the way. 😳 Homes and apartments build strong enough for small earthquakes but a big earthquake in the capital Tehran cloud destroys the entire city and cause many deaths, new homes and apartments can resist floods and strong winds because their structures are built using reinforced cement or steel, I'm wondering in the USA, and Canada some of the homes still build using wood which is vulnerable to wind and fire. 😑
I have only experienced some earthquakes, one of them was very strong. Mexico has a sad history with earthquakes, then every time that one happens many people become very anxious. Other natural disasters that occur in my country are hurricanes, floods, droughts, wildfires, and rainstorms.
I live in the city called Kryvyi Rih which is in Ukraine. And I've seen a disaster once. It was on the 2nd of July, 2019. Then we saw the real tornado. It was so horrible I just have no words to describe it. I saw how the trees were falling and destroying the fences and the roofs of the neighboring houses. I was afraid that some of those trees would get in our windows and destroy them, but, thanks God, it didn't happen. That tornado also destroyed electric cables, so we had been lost electricity for almost three days.
Thank u soo much. This is my experience of natural disasters which mean one disaster of tsunami. income sri lanka and Since 2004.12.24 tsunami comes to the sri lanka and it damage larger number of Sri Lankan people and the property in sri lanka. It was a very catastrophic event for Sri Lanka.
HOLA JEN, EXCELENTE CANAL, HACE MUCHO TIEMPO LO SIGO. PODRÍAS HACER UN VIDEO SOBRE EL UNIVERSO. SOS MUY DETALLISTA. SALUDOS DESDE ARGETINA Y MUCHAS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR TU CONOCIENTO.
I live in Italy. In my country there were a lot of natural disasters especially erathquakes. The problem is that despite of the magnitude wansn't very hight, the buildings are old and they fell down.
Thank you for watching and for sharing about your experience with natural disasters in Italy. It is sad to hear that earthquakes destroy such beautiful buildings, but hopefully people aren't injured in the process. ✨
Very informative video! I find natural disasters really fascinating, although it is of course sad when we hear about great loss of life due to these natural accidents. The hurricane movies you listed seem interesting, I've only seen two of them ("Twister" and "Into The Storm") so hopefully I'll be able to find somewhere to watch the others as well! :)
Thanks for watching ✨. Natural disasters are interesting, but if you experience any it is awful and scary 😅. Having lived in Japan for four years, I know just how terrifying big earthquakes can be. I hope you can continue to be fascinated by natural disasters at a distance 😃.
I had experince with hurricane and earthquakes when I lived and japan.Fluddy here in Brazil every summer ,we have plroblems with floodin due to heavy summer rains
Hi Kamala✨ Oh wow! That is some crazy hail 😳. I hope you were able to stay safe during that time and that there wasn't any damage to your property and such. Thanks for watching and for sharing your experience with a natural disaster 🤗.
I had experienced various typs natural disasters in my whole life. Such as floods and an avalanche. But the most effected to me is the avalanche. By reason of that is we stay in the train. In this happening, on the rainway were covered bu snow that was fall from the mountain.
Jen! Thanks a lot. I am very impressed by this lesson. For me, you are awesome teacher. I could extend my vocab to prepare for IESTS. I still need your help to improve my learning process. I had earthquake experience. Please correct grammatical error if I made in writing sentences here.
Thank you for your nice comment. ☺️ I appreciate your compliments. I will rewrite your sentences with minor corrections: "For me, you are an awesome teacher. I could expand my vocab to prepare for IELTS. I still need your help to improve my learning process. I have experienced an earthquake. Please correct any grammatical errors if I made them in writing sentences here." It sounds even more natural if the last sentence is "If I made any grammar errors in my writing, please correct them." As you can see, there were very few mistakes in your sentences. 👍🏻 You should try to be careful of articles (a, an, the) and plural vs singular nouns with quantifiers, but overall great sentences. 🙂
Hi, im from Russia. There are plenty of natural disaster including all 9. However, i live in quiet area. We have only optimum weather, such as , the rain, tiny wind and fascinating snow in the winter. I can admit, that not dangerous floods(they are really little) turn out in the spring. I think, its all. Thanks for lesson) Great job
Thanks for watching and for your comment 🤗 As the largest country in the world, I can imagine the vast array of disasters and weather conditions that could happen there, but it's good to hear that the area you live in is free from major disasters. 👍🏻
My most severe natural diaster i have ever experienced in bkk,th has been the huge flooding occurred last decade which the results are still affecting in today living lives.
Hi Martha 😄. Yeah...I am not sure why there are so many Spanish comments on this English lesson😅. I had assumed that people who want to watch an intermediate level English lesson would leave a comment in English so I can actually understand without needing to use Google translate 🙄.
Jen, a magnificent lesson that you teach, not only with a super outstanding English vocabulary, but also how these natural phenomena develop, properly called natural disasters. It is a very didactic lesson in both ways, in the English that you teach and how well you explain the way they crop up in nature. I`ll watch this video several times. I, thank God, never found myself in a disaster, but I was in a place of Thailand where a terrible Tsunami occurred a few days after I had been there. In Madrid, very long ago, I remember the condominium where I lived, move due to a tremor. You are an impressive teacher full of wisdom. Always looking forward for your next one.🌹👍✨
Thanks Santiago, your comment really brightened my day and has encouraged me greatly. I really appreciate your kindness and am inspired by your message. ❤️ I am extremely glad to hear that you have never experienced a natural disaster, and that you were able to avoid both a tsunami and an earthquake. If the condo that you used to live in actually moved, that must have been a rather high magnitude earthquake!
@@JeNsJyugyou In the building we just noticed the lamps swinging. That happened in others buildings in the city as well, but not more than that.😉But in some village in the south part of the country there was an earthquake that caused the breakdown of some buildings a few years ago. Has it happened some kind of earthquake in Canada?🍁
@@santiepful That is a good question. Canada doesn't usually suffer from earthquakes, but I know that they sometimes experience mild tremors out in the west coast (like in BC). To my knowledge, I think I learned in school that Canada had a it's biggest earthquake in the 1930's, but the area where it happened is up north and very remote so I don't believe it caused any damage. Out of all the natural disasters on this list I think landslides / snow slides are the most common. When I was in elementary school though, in addition to fire drills we also had tornado drills.
Hello Nirosha 🤗 Thank you for your lovely and encouraging comment. ☺️ I appreciate your kind words and will keep doing my best to make more helpful English lessons ☀️ 👍🏻
I discovered your channel 3 days ago and i loved your videos so much! Thank you for your effort! ❤️ I have a question. İs writing these words or phrasal verbs important while we are studying English or is watching enough? Sometimes i feel so tired when i try to write everything that i ‘ve learned.
Hi Merve ☺️ Thanks for you kind comment. I am so happy to hear that you enjoy my lessons. 🙂 As for your question, writing things down is a good way to be able to review them again later. However, in terms of actually learning by writing it depends on your learning style. I personally think that writing what you learn is the best way to study, but there are three main ways that people learn, and many people have a learning style that is a combination of more than one way. 1. Visual: by seeing something it helps them to remember new information. 2. Audio: some people can only learn by hearing new information. 3. Tactile: some people learn best of physically doing something to help then remember new information. Some people write, some draw, some speak / repeat, some create movements that will help them to recall the information later. By writing you are using both visual (because you see what you wrote) and tactile (you're physically doing the writing). Due to the fact that writing down what you learn uses 2/3 learning styles, most people (including me) find it an effective way to study. However, if you're more of an audio learner, then it may not be as effective for you. If taking notes isn't working for you, try experimenting with other ways of learning / remembering and find what works best for you. *It is also important to remember though, that whichever style of learner you are, the only way to truly learn something is to practice what you've learned! 😉 Sorry for the long response, but I hope this will help you. 🙂
Sorry, I don't speak Spanish. I translated your comment using Google and it said, "I didn't understand anything hahaha" This lesson is for intermediate - advanced level English learners. As a result, I recommend checking out my beginner level English lessons which might be easier for you: th-cam.com/play/PLktdXyVCSbc80dNFbpnPauXn3xQ6xHf1Q.html
Dear J:Do you believe that there will be no more huge flooding occurred anymore as written in the bible?In Thailand,the fire dep.have bought a lot of fire gigantic trucks used to extinguish the fire which leaded to about the issue of bankrupt amount of commission regarding the buying the trucks.
Hello Jimmy 🤗. Although there will probably always be disastrous floods throughout history, I do believe that the entire world will never again be completely flooded like in the time of Noah 🌧. Sorry to hear about Thailand having financial difficulties from buying firetrucks 🔥.
Hey Jen. Thankfully here in Brazil we don't have the most devastanting ones of these natural disasters. I only can wonder how disconcerting and unstable is to live in some place where one or more of these are real threats. Here we have basically two, that cause a lot of damage, though. The floods and the landside. When they happen, the situation gets pretty ugly, and more than once we've been on international media because of it. Thanks for the lesson.
Hi Matheus, I am glad to hear that in Brazil you are safe from the majority of these natural disasters.(I thought Brazil suffered from hurricanes, but I guess I was wrong.) Canada is usually pretty safe as well, but surprising this week there was a small tornado in my province! It only caused minor damage though and no on was injured. Anyways, I hope you're continuing to stay safe and healthy. 🌸
Hello🤗. Sorry, I don't understand Spanish. I tried to use Google translate to read your message, but the translation didn't fully make sense: "Not having my mother, I don't know English." 😅 I guess the summary is that this intermediate -advanced English lesson might have been too challenging for you. That's okay. Try some of my beginner level English lessons instead. 😎 Good luck with your studies. 💐
I remember a bad case of blizzard in 1999. Mel Lastman mayor of Toronto called in the army to clear the snow. The amount of snow equal to what in Thunder Bay we call a Tuesday.
Haha😆! I was kind of young at the time so I only vaguely remember that, but I do think it was ridiculous. There was only about a metre of snow that had accumulated over a few days! I didn't include blizzard in the video because compared to the other disasters, they don't cause that much destruction, they're more of an inconvenience. ❄️ Also, when I think of Mel Lastman now I can only picture him yelling "Nobody" trying to sell furniture. 😅
Translation: "Wow, I like this video so much!" My response to you: I'm glad you enjoyed it. (If you really want to improve your English skills, try writing your comments in English 😉)
Nope I have never experienced a natural disasters but let me tell you something. I went to the beach. . . You know to have some fun and when I was swimming a big wave shoved my feet. . . If you know what I'm talking about 😏
Thanks a lot Jen, it's a very useful lesson. your videos are always the best for me. for the question of the day, I haven't been in a natural disaster. But I am in a quarantine in India for more than two months. I feel this is the disaster. I have to thank you again for everything. Kind regards.
Thanks for your comment and kind compliments. I am very glad that my lessons are helpful for you and that you enjoy them. I am glad to hear that you haven't been involved in a natural disaster, but sorry to hear that you still haven't been able to return to Yemen. Although a pandemic isn't considered a natural disaster, it does have disastrous consequences for people. Also, when things go really terribly you can actually say something like, "Ahh! This is a disaster!" I hope that things will get better for you soon! ❤️
Hello. I translated your comment using Google translate and it said, "I did not understand or mothers" The last part of the translation doesn't make much sense, but in general I get that you didn't understand this lesson. If it's too fast you can go to the video settings and under playback speed you can make it slower. Also, feel free to pause the video and rewatch it to help with understanding. In addition, don't feel too stressed as this lesson is intended for upper-intermediate students. My beginner level lessons should be easier for you to understand: th-cam.com/play/PLktdXyVCSbc80dNFbpnPauXn3xQ6xHf1Q.html
@@santiagosotelo821 As I've already mentioned, I only understand English, Japanese, and a little bit of French. I translated your comment using Google translate. It said that you're watching my English lesson for your homework. That's nice. I hope this lesson helps you with your homework. 🤗✨
@@kld._855 If you have no interest in improving your English language skills, then why would you watch and comment on an English language lesson? Also, what does "Taka Taka" mean? I looked it up in a Spanish dictionary and couldn't find anything.
Question of the Day: Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
My answer: From these nine examples of natural disasters I have only ever experienced earthquakes. I lived in Japan teaching English from 2009 - 2013 and there were quite a few minor earthquakes during that time. The huge earthquake in March 2011 (magnitude 9.1) was very scary, but luckily the area where I was living was about 270km away and is a completely landlocked prefecture so there was no danger of a tsunami. There were rotating power outages for several weeks, but the Japanese government did a good job of scheduling the power outages and providing the essential information to everyone, including translating it into English for foreigners living in the affected areas. The aftershocks were also rather frightening, but I am so grateful that both my friends in Japan and I were all safe following the disaster. How about you?
Hello teacher Jen... I'm thankful to You for this superb lesson you make it enjoyable btw You are a beautiful teacher I love your eyes. God bless you and you family. Greetings. 💟
Thanks for your nice comment, Javier ☺️ I am glad that you enjoyed this lesson. God bless you and your family as well. 🙂
There are quite a lot of Earthquakes in California because it lies on the San Andreas Fault. In English faults are areas where two tectonic plates come together. I didn't mention the word fault in the video, but it is also a good word connected to earthquakes.
You're absolutely right that earthquake is a compound noun, good job! And tsunami is an example of a loanword from Japanese. It actually means 'harbour wave' rather than tidal wave, and tidal waves are actually not the same as tsunamis. In Japanese 津 means harbour or port, and 波 means wave.
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Definitely, yours is the best video explaining natural disasters. Complete, concrete and really easy to understand by foreign students.
You go through all related vocabulary, orderly and clear.
I love it! You've helped me for today's class. No doubt I'll show it to my students. Thank you and my
greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina!! 👏👏🙋♀️😍🙏🇦🇷💖🌟🌟🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
I'm going to eighth grade in Turkey and I just have to say, your channel has improved my English and helped me with my school work a lot. So thank you so much for everything ❤🙏
Hi Z ☺️. Thanks for your lovely comment 🤩. I am so glad to know that my English lessons here on TH-cam have been helping you improve your English and assisting you with your school work 📚 😁. I wish you all the best in eighth grade and with you your studies ✨💐.
I came here to learn english, i end up learning more science.
Now you've improved both your English skills and knowledge of science in English 👍🏻🤗
Do we call this an act of killing two birds with one stone.
I’ve been watching english on utube & ur my 2nd teacher on my list that I found intelligent & straight 4ward lessons Tnx teacher
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 🤗. I am so glad that you found my lessons on TH-cam and that you enjoy them so much. 🤩💐 I wish you all the best with your studies. ✨
Thank you for your dedication
My pleasure, Trung 🤗.
I actually took one of them , and explained in my class 😊
thank you ma'am
Thanks for your comment, Tanuja 😁. I hope your explanation / presentation to your class went well. 😎 Thanks for watching.
@@JeNsJyugyou yes mam ♥
I love the way she explain every single word which is uncommon.
Hello Alex 🤗. Thanks for watching and for your nice comment☺️. I am really glad you enjoyed this lesson on natural disasters ✨.
Thank you Mrs Jen Jyugyou, I have learned English lessons like this from you a lot.
I really enjoy and like the way you speak english clearly. It's neither too fast nor slow. I love it a lot
Thank you for watching and for your kind comment🤗. I am happy to hear that✨! I wish you all the best 🌸.
Wow! thanks for sharing this interesting video explaining vocabulary.
Yes , i do , when I was in Haiti , in 2010 , there had an earthquake , it caused millions of deaths . It’s for the first time , that i had seen the grown shaking . My lord , I don’t dream to live this again . It was totally frustrated , u thought that u were going to die .
I like the way you teach. You pronunciation is perfect. Saniya from Kazakhstan
lovely video it encouraged my child a lot
Thank you for your excellent 授業. I've never experienced these natural disasters luckily. I was not affected by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake directly. I lived in a place where the seismic intensity was about 4.
But Japan in which natural disasters occurred anywhere every year, that's why I think I'm going to experience a natural disaster someday.
I took an hour to write this sentences. Writing is so hard.
Hi Kaomozi 🌸🤗. Thank you for your nice comment and response ☺️. Writing English can be difficult, but you did an excellent job 👍🏻. Keep it up 🤩. I am glad to hear that you haven't really experienced any natural disasters, other than earthquakes. I am also glad to hear that you weren't affected by the huge earthquake back in 2011. Although Japan has a lot of earthquakes, I feel like the buildings are built strong and that Japanese people are even stronger😉. Take care ✨.
I have never experienced any natural disasters but it hurts me seeing through media platforms how a good number of lives are ended just because we can't fully do away with it. Please do more videos about disasters
Many thanks.
You are welcome 🤗
ty so much for the information
The common natural disasters in Iran are earthquakes, drought, flood, and I experience earthquakes three times in my life, there were horrifying, especially after an earthquake you don't know whether the earthquake was the main earthquake or the main earthquake is on the way. 😳
Homes and apartments build strong enough for small earthquakes but a big earthquake in the capital Tehran cloud destroys the entire city and cause many deaths, new homes and apartments can resist floods and strong winds because their structures are built using reinforced cement or steel, I'm wondering in the USA, and Canada some of the homes still build using wood which is vulnerable to wind and fire. 😑
You explain clairly thanks a lot baye.❤❤❤🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Eres muy buena profesora ,muchas gracias!!!
Great content ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, Avi 🤗
You just made me interested more in geology besides english 🤗🤗🤗
My advice to everyone who wants to improve his English is to watch all the videos for Jen's Jyugyou.
It was really useful for me, thank you ❤️
Hi Humoyun 🌸. I am glad this lesson on natural disasters was helpful for you ☺️
I have only experienced some earthquakes, one of them was very strong. Mexico has a sad history with earthquakes, then every time that one happens many people become very anxious. Other natural disasters that occur in my country are hurricanes, floods, droughts, wildfires, and rainstorms.
Thanks
Great as always and I hope you're doing great too.
Thanks, Amir☺️. You too!✨
Thank you so much🙇
You're welcome 😊
I live in the city called Kryvyi Rih which is in Ukraine. And I've seen a disaster once. It was on the 2nd of July, 2019. Then we saw the real tornado. It was so horrible I just have no words to describe it. I saw how the trees were falling and destroying the fences and the roofs of the neighboring houses. I was afraid that some of those trees would get in our windows and destroy them, but, thanks God, it didn't happen. That tornado also destroyed electric cables, so we had been lost electricity for almost three days.
Thanks ❤👍
You're welcome, Lin Mon 😊
Thank u soo much. This is my experience of natural disasters which mean one disaster of tsunami. income sri lanka and Since 2004.12.24 tsunami comes to the sri lanka and it damage larger number of Sri Lankan people and the property in sri lanka. It was a very catastrophic event for Sri Lanka.
HOLA JEN, EXCELENTE CANAL, HACE MUCHO TIEMPO LO SIGO. PODRÍAS HACER UN VIDEO SOBRE EL UNIVERSO. SOS MUY DETALLISTA. SALUDOS DESDE ARGETINA Y MUCHAS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR TU CONOCIENTO.
Thank u I used your video in my presentation ❤️
☺️ My pleasure. I hope your presentation went well 🤗.
@@JeNsJyugyou went very well ❤️👌 THANK U😊💓
Me to... Thanks 🌹🌹
I really appreciate your excellent Videos Mes Ien
I live in Italy. In my country there were a lot of natural disasters especially erathquakes. The problem is that despite of the magnitude wansn't very hight, the buildings are old and they fell down.
Thank you for watching and for sharing about your experience with natural disasters in Italy. It is sad to hear that earthquakes destroy such beautiful buildings, but hopefully people aren't injured in the process. ✨
Thanks a lot
My pleasure ☺️. I am glad you found this natural disaster lesson helpful ✨.
Very informative video! I find natural disasters really fascinating, although it is of course sad when we hear about great loss of life due to these natural accidents. The hurricane movies you listed seem interesting, I've only seen two of them ("Twister" and "Into The Storm") so hopefully I'll be able to find somewhere to watch the others as well! :)
Thanks for watching ✨. Natural disasters are interesting, but if you experience any it is awful and scary 😅. Having lived in Japan for four years, I know just how terrifying big earthquakes can be. I hope you can continue to be fascinated by natural disasters at a distance 😃.
I wish you were my teacher in highschool. You make everything looks so much easier to learn
I had experince with hurricane and earthquakes when I lived and japan.Fluddy here in Brazil every summer ,we have plroblems with floodin due to heavy summer rains
Tq so much mam it helps to know about what is natural disaster..
Hi Kalyani 😁. My pleasure ☺️. Thanks for watching ✨.
I have seen a hail storm when l was in Australia.lt caused a huge damage to the vehicles and also to the buildings.
Thanks Jen ❤️
Hi Kamala✨ Oh wow! That is some crazy hail 😳. I hope you were able to stay safe during that time and that there wasn't any damage to your property and such. Thanks for watching and for sharing your experience with a natural disaster 🤗.
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I love her pronunciation
Hi ma'am you are nice teacher.
Thanks a lot, Jeahra 🤗✨. That's very kind of you to say ☺️.
I had experienced various typs natural disasters in my whole life. Such as floods and an avalanche. But the most effected to me is the avalanche. By reason of that is we stay in the train. In this happening, on the rainway were covered bu snow that was fall from the mountain.
Jen! Thanks a lot. I am very impressed by this lesson. For me, you are awesome teacher. I could extend my vocab to prepare for IESTS. I still need your help to improve my learning process. I had earthquake experience. Please correct grammatical error if I made in writing sentences here.
Thank you for your nice comment. ☺️ I appreciate your compliments.
I will rewrite your sentences with minor corrections:
"For me, you are an awesome teacher. I could expand my vocab to prepare for IELTS. I still need your help to improve my learning process. I have experienced an earthquake. Please correct any grammatical errors if I made them in writing sentences here."
It sounds even more natural if the last sentence is "If I made any grammar errors in my writing, please correct them."
As you can see, there were very few mistakes in your sentences. 👍🏻 You should try to be careful of articles (a, an, the) and plural vs singular nouns with quantifiers, but overall great sentences. 🙂
I enjoy a lot your classes. They're so awesome.🤩❤💕💚💙🧡💛
Ty for giving me an idea
You're welcome ☺️. I'm very curious as to what idea you got from this natural disaster vocabulary 😅.
@@JeNsJyugyou uhh
Hi, im from Russia. There are plenty of natural disaster including all 9. However, i live in quiet area. We have only optimum weather, such as , the rain, tiny wind and fascinating snow in the winter. I can admit, that not dangerous floods(they are really little) turn out in the spring. I think, its all.
Thanks for lesson)
Great job
Thanks for watching and for your comment 🤗 As the largest country in the world, I can imagine the vast array of disasters and weather conditions that could happen there, but it's good to hear that the area you live in is free from major disasters. 👍🏻
@@JeNsJyugyou 😉
My most severe natural diaster i have ever experienced in bkk,th has been the huge flooding occurred last decade which the results are still affecting in today living lives.
I am very sorry to hear that flooding which happened over 10 years ago is still affecting your daily life now ✨.
COOL
Hola 👋👋
Hi Edward 😄. Thanks for watching this natural disaster vocabulary lesson ✨.
Thank you so much mam. 😇
It helped me a lot 😊😊
Thx You :D
You're welcome! 🤗
@@JeNsJyugyou nwn
I have never experienced a natural disaster before
How so sweetly
Thank you, I learned a lot from your video.
Pd: I speak Spanish but so that you understand me I put it in translator to thank you. 😊
Hi Daniela 😁. Thank you for your nice comment 😎. Gracias 😊
One like for mams teaching and explaining thank you mam
It's my pleasure. ☺️ Thank you for watching and for your nice comment. 😎
Wow very useful information thanks
I'm your new subscriber 👍🤗
Thanks for you kind words and for subscribing, Vellanki 🤗. I'm glad you found this English lesson helpful 😁✨.
Thanks so much,Jenny for this scientific lesson! ❤🌹🖐👍👌🙋♀️🥰.
You are so welcome! ☺️ I am glad you enjoyed it.
@@JeNsJyugyou With my love, gorgeous JEN! ❤🌹.
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HAHAHA primer comentario en español
Hi Martha 😄. Yeah...I am not sure why there are so many Spanish comments on this English lesson😅. I had assumed that people who want to watch an intermediate level English lesson would leave a comment in English so I can actually understand without needing to use Google translate 🙄.
you're voice is so catchy
That's very kind of you to say. Thank you ☺️.
Jen, a magnificent lesson that you teach, not only with a super outstanding English vocabulary, but also how these natural phenomena develop, properly called natural disasters. It is a very didactic lesson in both ways, in the English that you teach and how well you explain the way they crop up in nature. I`ll watch this video several times. I, thank God, never found myself in a disaster, but I was in a place of Thailand where a terrible Tsunami occurred a few days after I had been there. In Madrid, very long ago, I remember the condominium where I lived, move due to a tremor. You are an impressive teacher full of wisdom. Always looking forward for your next one.🌹👍✨
Thanks Santiago, your comment really brightened my day and has encouraged me greatly. I really appreciate your kindness and am inspired by your message. ❤️
I am extremely glad to hear that you have never experienced a natural disaster, and that you were able to avoid both a tsunami and an earthquake. If the condo that you used to live in actually moved, that must have been a rather high magnitude earthquake!
@@JeNsJyugyou In the building we just noticed the lamps swinging. That happened in others buildings in the city as well, but not more than that.😉But in some village in the south part of the country there was an earthquake that caused the breakdown of some buildings a few years ago. Has it happened some kind of earthquake in Canada?🍁
@@santiepful That is a good question. Canada doesn't usually suffer from earthquakes, but I know that they sometimes experience mild tremors out in the west coast (like in BC). To my knowledge, I think I learned in school that Canada had a it's biggest earthquake in the 1930's, but the area where it happened is up north and very remote so I don't believe it caused any damage. Out of all the natural disasters on this list I think landslides / snow slides are the most common. When I was in elementary school though, in addition to fire drills we also had tornado drills.
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Keep up this good work ......... so interesting ........... we need more from you 🌹🌹🌹
Hello Nirosha 🤗 Thank you for your lovely and encouraging comment. ☺️ I appreciate your kind words and will keep doing my best to make more helpful English lessons ☀️ 👍🏻
I'm srilankan my experience in 2004 tsunami....
I discovered your channel 3 days ago and i loved your videos so much! Thank you for your effort! ❤️ I have a question. İs writing these words or phrasal verbs important while we are studying English or is watching enough? Sometimes i feel so tired when i try to write everything that i ‘ve learned.
Hi Merve ☺️ Thanks for you kind comment. I am so happy to hear that you enjoy my lessons. 🙂
As for your question, writing things down is a good way to be able to review them again later. However, in terms of actually learning by writing it depends on your learning style. I personally think that writing what you learn is the best way to study, but there are three main ways that people learn, and many people have a learning style that is a combination of more than one way.
1. Visual: by seeing something it helps them to remember new information.
2. Audio: some people can only learn by hearing new information.
3. Tactile: some people learn best of physically doing something to help then remember new information. Some people write, some draw, some speak / repeat, some create movements that will help them to recall the information later.
By writing you are using both visual (because you see what you wrote) and tactile (you're physically doing the writing). Due to the fact that writing down what you learn uses 2/3 learning styles, most people (including me) find it an effective way to study. However, if you're more of an audio learner, then it may not be as effective for you. If taking notes isn't working for you, try experimenting with other ways of learning / remembering and find what works best for you.
*It is also important to remember though, that whichever style of learner you are, the only way to truly learn something is to practice what you've learned! 😉
Sorry for the long response, but I hope this will help you. 🙂
My teacher used this video for our subject in Social Studies
Really? 😄 That's great👍🏻 I hope it helped you and your classmates ☺️
no entendi nada jajaa
Sorry, I don't speak Spanish. I translated your comment using Google and it said, "I didn't understand anything hahaha" This lesson is for intermediate - advanced level English learners. As a result, I recommend checking out my beginner level English lessons which might be easier for you: th-cam.com/play/PLktdXyVCSbc80dNFbpnPauXn3xQ6xHf1Q.html
Te amo (｡♡‿♡｡)(♡ω♡ ) ~♪
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Dear J:Do you believe that there will be no more huge flooding occurred anymore as written in the bible?In Thailand,the fire dep.have bought a lot of fire gigantic trucks used to extinguish the fire which leaded to about the issue of bankrupt amount of commission regarding the buying the trucks.
Hello Jimmy 🤗. Although there will probably always be disastrous floods throughout history, I do believe that the entire world will never again be completely flooded like in the time of Noah 🌧.
Sorry to hear about Thailand having financial difficulties from buying firetrucks 🔥.
And also hailing ice
Hey Jen.
Thankfully here in Brazil we don't have the most devastanting ones of these natural disasters. I only can wonder how disconcerting and unstable is to live in some place where one or more of these are real threats.
Here we have basically two, that cause a lot of damage, though. The floods and the landside. When they happen, the situation gets pretty ugly, and more than once we've been on international media because of it.
Thanks for the lesson.
Hi Matheus, I am glad to hear that in Brazil you are safe from the majority of these natural disasters.(I thought Brazil suffered from hurricanes, but I guess I was wrong.) Canada is usually pretty safe as well, but surprising this week there was a small tornado in my province! It only caused minor damage though and no on was injured. Anyways, I hope you're continuing to stay safe and healthy. 🌸
Your lesson is awesome. Love your style
Thanks for your nice comment, Ivannia 🤗 I am so glad to hear you enjoyed it! 💐
I love u r videos they r so useful 👌😍😍
Thank you so much, Shiyana 🙂☺️
Thank you you are fantastic
That's so nice of you. ☺️ Thank you, Sell Ra 🙂
Thanku dear 👍
You're welcome 😊
Pls there is someone can give me a summary of all the video
No teniendo mi madres nosé ingles 😐🙃
Hello🤗. Sorry, I don't understand Spanish. I tried to use Google translate to read your message, but the translation didn't fully make sense: "Not having my mother, I don't know English." 😅 I guess the summary is that this intermediate -advanced English lesson might have been too challenging for you. That's okay. Try some of my beginner level English lessons instead. 😎 Good luck with your studies. 💐
Yes me me flood i in cambodia
We have drought in the middle east this year!
Last year, we had floods!
Oh, that's awful. I am sorry to hear that. 💐
@@JeNsJyugyou Don't worry!!!
@@adamearth3102 I hope you and your family stay safe and healthy. 💐
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you are wonderful and beautiful teacher ....
I am Rebaz from Kurdistan region north of Iraq.
Thank you for you lovely comment ☺️ Hello you to in Kurdistan, I hope that all is well. 🙂
I remember a bad case of blizzard in 1999. Mel Lastman mayor of Toronto called in the army to clear the snow. The amount of snow equal to what in Thunder Bay we call a Tuesday.
Haha😆! I was kind of young at the time so I only vaguely remember that, but I do think it was ridiculous. There was only about a metre of snow that had accumulated over a few days! I didn't include blizzard in the video because compared to the other disasters, they don't cause that much destruction, they're more of an inconvenience. ❄️
Also, when I think of Mel Lastman now I can only picture him yelling "Nobody" trying to sell furniture. 😅
good loved it☺🌹
Thank you, Ariana. 🌸 I am glad to hear that. 👍🏻
@@JeNsJyugyou ☺❤
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Can you say bye to my friend perina?
Hello there 🤗. I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but here you go: "Goodbye, Perina" ✨
Thank you very much. Your lessons is very useful for me and it helped me to learn more effectively that i did in the past.
Thanks for your nice comment, Saadi. ☺️ I am so glad to hear that my lessons are helping you to improve your English. 👍🏻
哇，我太喜欢这个视频啦！
Translation: "Wow, I like this video so much!"
My response to you: I'm glad you enjoyed it.
(If you really want to improve your English skills, try writing your comments in English 😉)
Nope I have never experienced a natural disasters but let me tell you something. I went to the beach. . . You know to have some fun and when I was swimming a big wave shoved my feet. . . If you know what I'm talking about 😏
I am glad to hear that you've never experienced any natural disasters 👍🏻. Be careful at the beach 🌊.
@@JeNsJyugyou thank you mam!
Thanks a lot Jen, it's a very useful lesson.
your videos are always the best for me.
for the question of the day,
I haven't been in a natural disaster. But I am in a quarantine in India for more than two months.
I feel this is the disaster.
I have to thank you again for everything.
Kind regards.
Thanks for your comment and kind compliments. I am very glad that my lessons are helpful for you and that you enjoy them. I am glad to hear that you haven't been involved in a natural disaster, but sorry to hear that you still haven't been able to return to Yemen. Although a pandemic isn't considered a natural disaster, it does have disastrous consequences for people. Also, when things go really terribly you can actually say something like, "Ahh! This is a disaster!" I hope that things will get better for you soon! ❤️
Please 🙏 don't make your video boring
no. i haven't got a natural disasters, only war with russia:/ hello from Ukraine
Thank you mam
My pleasure, Bindu ☺️✨
i have
You have experienced a natural disaster? Sorry to hear that. 💐
No entendi ni madres xd
Hello. I translated your comment using Google translate and it said, "I did not understand or mothers" The last part of the translation doesn't make much sense, but in general I get that you didn't understand this lesson. If it's too fast you can go to the video settings and under playback speed you can make it slower. Also, feel free to pause the video and rewatch it to help with understanding.
In addition, don't feel too stressed as this lesson is intended for upper-intermediate students. My beginner level lessons should be easier for you to understand: th-cam.com/play/PLktdXyVCSbc80dNFbpnPauXn3xQ6xHf1Q.html
yo vine por la pinche tarea
@@santiagosotelo821 As I've already mentioned, I only understand English, Japanese, and a little bit of French. I translated your comment using Google translate. It said that you're watching my English lesson for your homework. That's nice. I hope this lesson helps you with your homework. 🤗✨
@@JeNsJyugyou no hablo taka taka señora...
Ni siquiera lo voy a intentar
@@kld._855 If you have no interest in improving your English language skills, then why would you watch and comment on an English language lesson? Also, what does "Taka Taka" mean? I looked it up in a Spanish dictionary and couldn't find anything.
I am from Bangladesh. Your speaking is clear and easy to understand. What country are you from sister?
Thank you for watching and for your kind words 🤗 🇧🇩. I am really glad you enjoyed this English lesson✨. I am from Canada 🇨🇦.
Although you are from Canad, Your voice and presentation are like my countrywomen which I feel heartily. What's your profession sister?
Okay I will do it.
Great 👍🏻
سلام عليكم وشراكي شوي 🤣
Jaja,no sé inglés
Pov:Vienes de teams