Speak English When TRAVELING ✈ At the Airport, City, Hotel - PODCAST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- Are you ready to speak English when traveling? Today, you'll learn important vocabulary you'll need, and share stories from our trips!
👇 𝗚𝗲𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗶𝘀𝗵 𝗔𝗽𝗽!
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CHAPTERS
(0:00) Thiago's newfound wanderlust
(2:59) So... We traveled to Peru
(8:35) Experience flying international
(11:59) Getting to know Cusco, the capital city of the Incas!
(18:37) Adventure in the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu
(31:57) The history behind Machu Picchu
(45:00) The Big Challenge
LINKS
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Episode: How to Speak English in PUBLIC with POWER and CONFIDENCE
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Hola everyone, my name is Victor, I am originally from Peru, then I moved to Telluride, Colorado and lived there for 15 years. Machu Picchu is worth seeing, it is an experience for anyone who loves history, beauty and hiking. There is a train that you could take from Cusco (main city) to Aguas Calientes, and then a bus to Machu Picchu. The experience is just out of this world...,since the moment you arrive to the Cusco Airport, the food, the architecture, the traditions, the people who live there (it would be great if you know a bit of Spanish so you could get the full experience) and the day you go to Machu Picchu. The place is just MAGICAL. I have been there twice already, and I am planning to go back at the end of this year. I live in Krakow, Poland, and I am Spanish teacher, and I am not only teaching my language to my students, but also show them my culture and my love for magical places like that region and its people. Hasta pronto, and happy day for you all!
I am from Chicago, but I was in Peru 🇵🇪 . It’s amazing. Please thank you that you show this to us.
Greetings from Brazil
My very first abroad destination as a trip was Greece. I was really stressted out when I arrived to Athen !! But after travelling to 36 different countries , it is interesting to face with strange place, language and people and have challanges in new world
One time back in the 90's I went to Germany with my parents with our family car. (I am here from Hungary.) The car was a Wartburg. As we got norder and norder in Germany we realised that our car was so old-fashioned and it made more and more people wondering where we were from. At one stop on a gas station a man took a picture about our car. We tried to tell him that this brand the Wartburg was actually made in Germany but our German was so poor to tell him that fact. It was a bit funny.
Fantastic podcast, you always stand out in terms of sharing new vocab and expression, my first trip or flight was going to Norway and at that time I contemplated proving that knowing an international language is helpful and if you are able to speak English as an international you are like a person walk in an INACCESSIBLE mountain and can reach the highest place
My first abroad travel was to China in 2019 , but before travelling I had a panic from the plane and went to the doctor to overcome my fear and also the trip was too long from Egypt... It was an amazing trip and enjoyed with my colloegueus visiting many cities there like Beijing and shanghai and introduced to Chinese girl and we still friends till now and I support her to interpret Arabic stories... Travelling have several benefits like ancient said
Thanxs a lot for your amazing podcasts, I tried to improve my speaking skills many times in different ways but I didn't reach to the desired level as i don't practice periodically. this time I insist to change and want to improve speaking to chang my work and travel with my brother and found your app. and TH-cam channel 🙏❤️
I loved this episode 🎉 I’ve learned so much 🚀 I’m struggling to improve my English speaking but I believe in myself so, I’ll do it
I enjoyed this episode so much!!! Thanks guys!!
My first trip abroad was amazing because began by moving around the city where I live to other tourist places until to get to Panama and all around there and come back again to San Jose, Costa Rica, It was a complete Journey all around two beautiful countries stopping by mountains and beaches and great landscapes to gaze.!!
Thanks for sharing your experiences.
I don't have such a story to recount.
But it is always a pleasure to learn from others.
Plus, the quality is au rendez-vous !
Hi everyone I am Ruby from India. I really like travelling .I have not been travelling alot .because my parents are not allow me . Once time I will go abroad. 😊
Hi everyone... i've never been abroud yet, but i really like to watch other country from youtube, i wish i could go around the world some day, or at least go around my beatifull country Indonesia, because there are many "hidden gems" places there.
Thank you very much for this podcast, I loved it!❤. As a matter of fact, my first trip was to Machu Picchu! I'm from Peru, so It was an honor to be there, and just like you I had a blast!. I loved every corner of Cusco and Machu Picchu. To be honest I felt like I had traveled back in time to a mysterious world.
Hey Jieum, thanks for your nice words!
@@RealLifeEnglish1 ♥️ I'm over the moon!!!, you replied my message! Thank you🫶🏻and I hope to meet you one day☺️🤗 🇵🇪
Amazing conversation
Thanks from Algeria
Thank you all . Your program is more than amazing. But it would be better if you spoke in a slower way than that. To understand everything you say, thank you.❤❤❤
My first experience abroad was in 2015 when I going to do a doctorate in social and cultural anthropology in Spain. I liked to live there because I lives next Pirineus mountains. It was a village called Gironella, where live five thousand population. I miss the forest and the silent. But was a challenge in a cultural aspects. I experienced xenophobic behavior and this is not cool. But at all I loved lived there.
Unfortunately, I haven't an opportunity to travel for now, but I hope soon I and my family will have a great trip abroad!
Gracias por conocer mi país Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
Hey Marco,
We miss Peru already! Such a beautiful country!
Thanks for learning with us, my friend! ❤️
Hiking the Inca trail is in my to do list till my 40s❤
Thanks Boys 🎉❤
I really appreciate this episode. You guys were having fun together. And after that, recall some fun moments during the trip. The atmosphere was really different from other episodes. it's more private. And I was also influenced by the light atmosphere. 😆
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much for helping lessen 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
We're glad that you enjoyed! Thanks for learning with us!
Really interesting!
You are perfect guys!! I really improve my english ;)!!
Aww yeah! That’s amazing to hear, Camila. Thanks for learning with us and keep up the great work! Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you don’t forget a single lesson! ❤️
What happened with the CC on the youtube channel guys.
Also i wanted to listen to the podcast in your app guys but unfortunately I can't due to older CC podcasts can only be listened to with premium.
Greetings from India
Think it is a great lesson
My first travel was at Paraguay. It was the maximum that my money did for me.
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Hii Tiago Sir I am from India and I am your big fan.💕
Great job❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome
Superb
Thanks
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching our videos and learning with us. ❤️
Love from India❤
Hi Ethan, could you speak more slowly? Your background is good, but I have difficulty understanding you. You speak so fast. Something that doesn't happen with Thiago and Cassé. I thank If you could speak more slowly.
it`s necessary for our fluency
Bad news man. This is how native speakers speak. Don't give up! He is absolutely fantastic and you can learn so much from him.
I think English, like any language, has to be intelligent and not rushed. It's my opinion.
@@simpleman777 Awww you are so sweet. English is one of the most difficult languages on the world and it’s so hard to understand. For some reason English is spoken relatively fast. I’m here for 2 years and the improvement I am experiencing is breathtaking. But I really do listening almost every day. In former videos you can find a lot of advices how to change your habits. I come from a totally other type of language, we only have 3 tenses for example. Be proud of yourself. The fact you are here and suffer from listening like millions of English learners do show me you are a serious learner and a great person. Greetings from Budapest
To think and speak so fast produces anxious people. And it passes to others; as a result, more people become anxious. With thought and speaking accelerated. Now, who wants to think and speak so fast I think it's a personal decision. This is a bad habit for mental health. It's only my opinion. Grettings, the best for you.
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Conceal : to hide something
Citadel: a safe place
Right! DO you want to challenge yourself and make sentences with these words?
Where's the CC? I need them 😢
Plss we want a lesson about "cherman and mr peabody movie🥺🥺
I Like Your Video.... I'm Watching your video in Bangladesh ❤️
Thank you so much 😀
On the last Diwali holiday, we visited Chotila mountain, famous for the Chamunda goddess temple. It is believed that the goddess herself visits the place every night, so staying there after dark is not allowed. The tour was quite tiring as we traveled in a mini truck without a roof for four hours, enduring the scorching summer days of Saurashtra. Summers in Saurashtra are notoriously hard to bear, and direct exposure to sunlight can darken the skin within a few hours. The open roof also caused us trouble with the dust.
While on the truck, a funny incident happened to us. A guy wearing sunglasses while riding a bike started following us at some point, though I'm not exactly sure from where. He seemed to do it because some ladies at the back of our truck were singing songs, so he probably wanted to impress them, LOL. 🤣 After a few kilometers, we realized that he was still following us, so we started to enjoy the situation by cracking jokes and having fun. But he didn't seem to have any shame and continued following us. Amused by his persistence, I started recording him on my mobile. After a few minutes, he finally decided to overtake the truck and went ahead of us. I still have the video on my device, and whenever we watch it, we burst out laughing. 😂
I am in Curitiba
It's important to underline the way "wander" and "wonder" are pronounced.
Please. Why the speed sound is odds?
Okkkk
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me sorprende el ingles del brasileño este
Watching from india
Awesome! Lots of love to India! ❤️
mi país, mi país 🇵🇪😂
Hello Sir I Have Some Problem...Do You Know How To Download Book PDF.for free...
it is also my question? 😂
Greetings from 🎉🎉🎉UAE
I'd rather study English listening to podcasts than reading books for hours
Hii from Türkiye🙋🏻♀️💫
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Dear Sirs,
Please explain about first name and last name. Eventhough i check in google, i still blur about it. I have some friends in other countries. As an example, for indian, the last word is their name. I have a friend in bolivia. His name is the first word. So i call my friend name wrongly again and again. 😁😁😁 My full name is dazuza lara. But people call me dazuza. Actually my name is lara
😄😄😅 Thanks Mr Ethan and Thiago.
Hey there, depending on the country, your first name (your given name - like Anne or Rachel, or Chadler - will go first or the second. But in English your first name means your given name. And the last name is the same as the surname. Again, depending on the country it may differ - either it goes first or after the name. For example, let's say Joey Tribbiani, for English this is the right order, but as I understand, for you in India you would say Tribbiani Joey. Right?
@@RealLifeEnglish1 Thanks for your reply and explanation sir. In India, i will say Tribbiani.
eg, ramesh kumar, we can say kumar
santhi mani, we can say mani
I just say as an example. Actually i am not indain. I am from Myanmar. 😃😃😃😃
Mingalarpar = i mean it is a word that we, Myanmar, use when we greet each other. just like a good morning
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Hi Thiago nd Ethan,
I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed your video/podcast. I found it to be entertaining ❤ helpful lesson.
I'm a regular viewer of Reallife english and I always look forward to your new videos.👍 Keep up the great work! oh yeah
Thanks,
@mmtkoyes
Aww yeah! We are happy to hear that!
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