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In this video, you'll learn 20 of the most common words

and phrases in English.

Hi everybody, my name is Alicia.

Welcome to the 800 core English words and phrases video series.

This series will teach you the 800 most common words and phrases in English,

but there's a twist.

With each new lesson in this series,

we'll include the previous lessons at the end.

So, after you've learned the new words and phrases,

>> >> stick around and review what you learned in previous lessons.

Reviewing is one of the most important parts of learning a language.

You can also get the full list right now at englishclass101.com.

Click the link in the description to access more example sentences,

create your own flashcard deck, and finally master English.

Okay, let's get started.

First is restaurant.

Restaurant.

Res-ta-rant.

A restaurant is a place you can go to have someone else cook food

and serve it to you.

It's often a place we go for a treat or a special occasion.

That's a good restaurant.

That's a good restaurant.

That's a good restaurant.

Cafe.

Cafe.

Ca-fe.

A cafe is another place you can go to to have someone else cook

for you and prepare drinks for you,

but a cafe tends to be a little bit smaller than a restaurant in

size and the menu is also a little smaller.

Usually at cafes, you can find tea, coffee,

and other drinks in addition to very light food like cakes or donuts.

Where is the closest cafe?

Where is the closest cafe?

Where is the closest cafe?

Coffee shop.

Coffee shop.

Coffee shop.

Sometimes we use coffee shop and cafe to mean the same thing,

but a coffee shop specifically is a shop that serves just coffee.

So, there are no other drinks on the menu, just coffee.

In terms of food,

you might see a cookie or something else small like that.

Shall we stop by a coffee shop?

Shall we stop by a coffee shop?

Shall we stop by a coffee shop?

Bar.

Bar.

Bar.

A bar is a place you can visit to have alcoholic drinks.

Bars usually also have non-alcoholic drinks available, too.

In most cases, bars are available for adults to enter only.

Kids are not allowed.

My favorite bar was closed.

My favorite bar was closed.

My favorite bar was closed.

Furniture.

Furniture.

Furniture.

Furniture refers to all of the objects we have in our house

that we use for sitting,

for laying, and for other kinds of decoration and storage.

For example, a couch, or a bed, or a shelf.

These are all examples of furniture.

We'll load the furniture into the truck.

We'll load the furniture into the truck.

We'll load the furniture into the truck. grass grass grass Grass is very commonly

found in front of people's houses

when they live in the suburbs,

so in the area outside of big cities in the USA.

People like to take care of the grass in front of their house.

You can also find wild grass, so it tends to not be so green.

You might see wild grass in yellow or orange colors.

The grasses that you see in front of people's homes in the US tends

to be a green color.

The green grass smells fresh.

The green grass smells fresh.

The green grass smells fresh. soil soil soil Soil is what we use to

put plants in that will help them grow.

Soil has lots and lots of minerals

and good things that are helpful for plants

as they get bigger.

The soil cracked due to the drought.

The soil cracked due to the drought.

The soil cracked due to the drought. dirt dirt dirt So,

dirt and soil look very similar.

The difference between dirt

and soil is that soil has lots of minerals

and things that are good for plants

that helps them grow.

Dirt, on the other hand, does not have minerals.

It doesn't have all those things that are helpful for plants.

The baby elephant is playing with dirt in a zoo.

The The elephant is playing with dirt in a zoo.

The baby elephant is playing with dirt in a zoo.

Rock.

Rock.

Rock.

A rock is a very small, hard object.

We see rocks all over the place in nature.

They can be small, as I described, but you might also see larger rocks,

too.

So, they're very hard to break and very dangerous if you throw them.

The two crabs are walking on a rock.

The two crabs are walking on a rock.

The two crabs are walking on a rock.

Tree.

Tree.

Tree.

A tree is a type of plant.

A tree is generally quite tall, usually taller than people,

and they can stretch to be extremely, extremely tall in forests, for example.

He was reading a book under a tree.

He was reading a book under a tree.

He was reading a book under a tree.

Taoism.

Taoism.

Taoism.

Taoism is a philosophy that began in China.

A key focus of Taoism is living in harmony.

Taoism is also known as Daoism.

Taoism is also known as Daoism.

Taoism is also known as Daoism.

Bible.

Bible.

Bible.

A A is a book of sacred

or holy texts important in the Christian religion.

He reads the Bible.

He reads the Bible.

He reads the Bible.

Quran Quran Quran Quran refers to the collection of sacred

or holy texts important in the religion of Islam.

The Quran is the holy book of the Muslim religion.

The Quran is the holy book of the Muslim religion.

The Quran is the holy book of the Muslim religion. priest priest priest A

priest is a religious leader in a community.

Priest is used to refer to men.

He got advice from a priest.

He got advice from a priest.

He got advice from a priest.

Judaism Judaism Judaism Judaism is a religion connected to the culture, traditions,

and history of the Jewish people.

Judaism has been practiced for over 3,000 years.

Judaism has been practiced for over 3,000 years.

Judaism has been practiced for over 3,000 years.

1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 So,

1,000 refers to 1,000 of something.

There is only 1,000 yen in my wallet.

There is only 1,000 yen in my wallet.

There is only 1,000 yen in my wallet. 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 refers to

2 1,000s of something.

It costs $2,000.

It costs $2,000.

It costs $2,000. 8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 refers to 8 1,000s of something.

When you pronounce this,

the 8 and thousand sound like they connect a little bit.

So, not 8,000,

but 8,000. 8,000 people live in

that village. 8,000 people live in

that village. 8,000 people live in

that village. 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 refers to 10 1,000s of something.

They raised 10,000 euro for charity.

They raised 10,000 euro for charity.

They raised 10,000 euro for charity. 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 refers to 4 1,000s

of something.

The stadium is 4,000 square meters.

The stadium is 4,000 square meters.

The stadium is 4,000 square meters.

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In this video you'll learn 20 of the most common words

and phrases in English.

Hi everybody.

My name is Alicia.

Welcome to the 800 core English words and phrases video series.

This series will teach you the 800 most common words and phrases in English.

But, there's a twist.

With each new lesson in this series we'll include the previous lessons at the

end.

So, after you've learned the new words and phrases,

stick around and review what you learned in previous lessons.

Reviewing is one of the most important parts of learning a language.

>> >> You can also get the full list right now at Englishclass101.com.

Click the link in the description to access more example sentences,

create your own flash card deck, and finally master English.

Okay, let's get started.

First is landlord.

Landlord.

Landlord.

A landlord is the person who owns land or person who owns a building.

If you rent a house or if you rent an apartment,

you probably have to pay your rent to a landlord every month.

My brother's landlord will not accept a check.

My brother's landlord will not accept a check.

My brother's landlord will not accept a check.

Dormitory.

Dormitory.

Dormitory.

A dormitory is a place where many people live together.

Usually students live in dormitories, especially their first or maybe second year of college.

You may also see company dormitories for company staff.

This word is long, so we often call them dorms.

I lived in the dormitory for all four years of college.

I lived in the dormitory for all four years of college.

I lived in the dormitory for all four years of college.

Apartment building.

Apartment building.

Apartment building.

An apartment building is a building that's used just for apartments.

So there's lots and lots of small houses inside an apartment building.

This is different from a dormitory

because a dormitory is usually a bunch of small rooms,

just rooms together.

Apartment buildings are composed of like small houses.

You can find kitchens, living rooms, bathrooms, everything inside one apartment.

There are 24 apartments in this apartment building.

There are 24 apartments in this apartment building.

There are 24 apartments in this apartment building.

City.

City.

City.

A city is like a very big town.

A city is a place with many people.

It's very lively.

There are lots of activities, lots of things to do.

It can be noisy at times.

So, think of a city as something bigger and much more exciting, perhaps,

than a town.

He moved from the country to the city.

He moved from the country to the city.

He moved from the country to the city.

Farm.

Farm.

Farm.

A farm is a place where food is grown.

This can be vegetables, fruits.

It can also be livestock.

So, livestock means, for example, cows, pigs, sheep, and so on.

So, a farm is a place where food comes from.

The goats are playing on the farm.

The goats are playing on the farm.

The goats are playing on the farm.

Tsunami.

Tsunami.

Tsu-na-mi.

A tsunami is like a very, very large, very fast-moving wave.

A tsunami is a very, very dangerous natural occurrence.

It can cause huge disasters in cities and towns.

The tsunami hit the city.

The tsunami hit the city.

The tsu-na-mi hit the city.

Avalanche.

Avalanche.

A-va-lanche.

An avalanche is another type of natural disaster.

When a lot of snow becomes dislodged,

meaning it gets moved from its original position high up in the mountains,

and a lot of snow moves together, it can create a very,

very large amount of snow that falls down a mountain very, very fast.

This can be extremely dangerous if you're hiking or skiing or snowboarding.

The avalanche destroyed the ski resort, but luckily nobody was hurt.

The avalanche destroyed the ski resort, but luckily nobody was hurt.

The avalanche destroyed the ski resort, but luckily nobody was hurt.

Fire.

Fire.

Fire.

So, there are many situations where we use the word fire.

We can of course use it to talk about like the top of a

candle,

for example.

But, when we need to talk about a disaster or an emergency situation,

we call it a fire.

We use the article a,

or we use the as well to talk about a specific disaster.

When we talk about it to describe a disaster,

it's typically a very large-scale fire, as in like a building fire,

or perhaps a fire at a store.

The fire is burning.

The fire is burning.

The fire is burning.

Earthquake.

Earthquake.

Earth quake.

An earthquake is another type of natural disaster.

It may be helpful to break this word into two parts to understand the

meaning.

Earth refers to our planet, so the ground.

Quake means to shake.

So, we can imagine this as together meaning ground and shake.

So, earthquake means shaking ground or the planet shaking in some way.

Earthquakes can be very big or very small,

so sometimes they can be very dangerous.

Generally, they are fairly surprising.

The earthquake is shaking the ground.

The earthquake is shaking the ground.

The earthquake is shaking the ground.

Sandstorm.

Sandstorm.

Sandstorm.

So, a sandstorm is a type of storm where instead of rain

or clouds or thunder

and lightning in the air,

there's sand that is moving around quickly, high speeds in the air.

So, a sandstorm can move up way, way, way high up in the air,

and then it can fall to the ground,

or it can touch down is what we call it.

When a sandstorm moves from high up in the air to ground level,

we call that touching down.

This can be a very, very dangerous situation.

The sandstorm has touched down.

The sandstorm has touched down.

The sandstorm has touched down.

Glove.

Glove.

Glove.

A glove is an article of clothing.

It's a piece of clothing.

We wear gloves on our hands.

A glove is different from a mitten, which you might know about,

because a glove has space for individual fingers.

There's a pocket for each finger with a glove.

A mitten uses one pocket only for all of these fingers.

I need new gloves for autumn.

I need new gloves for autumn.

I need new gloves for autumn.

Umbrella.

Umbrella.

Umbrella.

An umbrella is something we use to protect ourselves from the rain.

We can carry small folding umbrellas,

or we can choose to use a larger umbrella.

When we use an umbrella,

we put it up above our heads to protect us from falling raindrops.

I forgot my umbrella in the office.

I forgot my umbrella in the office.

I forgot my umbrella in the office. hat hat hat So,

a hat is a type of clothing.

We wear hats on our head.

Hat is the most general type of hat.

There are many different types of hat inside the category.

You might see beanies, you might see baseball hats or baseball caps,

you might see cowboy hats.

There are many different types.

We can understand all of these as hats.

How much is this hat?

How much is this hat?

How much is this hat?

long-sleeved long-sleeved long-sleeved Long-sleeved is an adjective.

We use long-sleeved to talk about the length of a sleeve on a shirt.

Something that is long-sleeved goes until the wrist.

This is what we consider long

and make sure you clearly pronounce

that D sound at the end.

So, not long sleeve, but long-sleeved shirt.

Long-sleeved shirts are good for cold weather.

Long-sleeved shirts are good for cold weather.

Long-sleeved shirts are good for cold weather. short-sleeved short-sleeved short-sleeved

So,

a short-sleeved shirt is the opposite of a long-sleeved shirt.

If a long-sleeved shirt goes all the way to the wrist,

a short-sleeved shirt generally ends about here.

If you can imagine a t-shirt,

that's a very good example of a short-sleeved shirt.

Short-sleeved shirts are better when it's warm.

Short-sleeved shirts are better when it is warm.

Short-sleeved shirts are better when it is warm.

Painful.

Painful.

Painful.

Painful is an adjective.

We use painful to talk about things that hurt us, things that cause pain.

This can refer to physical pain,

something that causes us to feel unpleasant sensations in the body.

We can also use this word to talk about things that are emotionally difficult.

So, something that is emotionally painful might be something

that causes us to feel sad

or angry,

for example.

A jellyfish sting is very painful.

A jellyfish sting is very painful.

A jellyfish sting is very painful.

Shy.

Shy.

Shy.

Shy is an adjective that we use to talk about people.

We might use it to talk about animals, like pets, from time to time,

too.

Someone who is shy doesn't like to talk to other people,

or maybe they feel nervous in social situations.

Don't be shy.

Don't be shy.

Don't be shy.

Nervous.

Nervous.

Nervous.

So, nervous is an adjective, and we use nervous to describe our feelings,

usually before we do something kind of exciting, like a performance,

or maybe before we do something a little bit dangerous.

So, a key difference here, nervous versus shy.

Someone who is shy, we use shy to talk about a person's personality trait.

Nervous is used to talk about our feelings in a moment.

So, we could say, "I feel nervous right now."

But, we would use shy to describe someone's personality.

She is shy, or he is shy.

Nervous is temporary, hopefully.

Speaking in public makes me nervous.

Speaking in public makes me nervous.

Speaking in public makes me nervous.

Excited.

Excited.

Excited.

Excited is an adjective that we use to talk about feelings of happiness,

or feelings of enthusiasm.

Again, this is an adjective we use to talk about a temporary situation.

So, we use excited to talk about something maybe we are looking forward to.

The young scientist was excited.

The young scientist was excited.

The young scientist was excited.

Embarrassed.

Embarrassed.

Embarrassed.

Embarrassed is an adjective we use to describe our feelings after something usually unpleasant

happens to us.

We've made a mistake in front of many people, for example,

and we want to describe that feeling of shame,

we can use embarrassed to do that.

My face turns red when I'm embarrassed.

My face turns red when I am embarrassed.

My face turns red when I am embarrassed.

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and phrases in English.

Hi everybody.

My name is Alicia.

Welcome to the 800 core English words and phrases video series.

This series will teach you the 800 most common words and phrases in English.

But, there's a twist.

>> >> With each new lesson in this series,

we'll include the previous lessons at the end.

So, after you've learned the new words and phrases,

stick around and review what you learned in previous lessons.

Reviewing is one of the most important parts of learning a language.

You can also get the full list right now at EnglishClass101.com.

Click the link in the description to access more example sentences,

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Okay, let's get started.

First is country. country country The word country has a few different uses.

So, you probably know about country as in the place where you were born.

You know, there are many different countries in the world.

This use of country, however, refers to a place outside the city.

You might know the word countryside to refer to some place out in nature.

We often use country to make that word a little shorter in everyday conversation.

They have a big house in the country.

They have a big house in the country.

They have a big house in the country. village village village A village is

like a very,

very small town.

There are not so many people and not so many buildings.

It's a very small community of people.

My grandfather lives in a small village.

My grandfather lives in a small village.

My grandfather lives in a small village. town town town A town is a

little bit larger than a village.

There are more people, maybe there are more stores, restaurants perhaps, more activities,

more things to do.

Excuse me, where is the nearest town?

Excuse me, where is the nearest town?

Excuse me, where is the nearest town?

suburb suburb suburb A suburb is an area just outside a big city.

So, if you imagine a big city

as being at the core of a circle,

the suburb area is the area a little bit outside of

that core city area.

So, the suburbs are generally considered good places to raise families

because you have access to the big city,

but there's a little more nature and they're generally safer places.

I moved to the suburbs last year.

I moved to the suburbs last year.

I moved to the suburbs last year. room room room So,

a room is a space inside a house

or an apartment or other kind of living situation.

We usually use the word room to talk about the place where you sleep.

You may also see room at the end of other words to talk about

the function of that room,

like living room or dining room or bathroom.

My room is small.

My room is small.

My room is small. burn burn burn A burn is a type of injury.

When we have a burn, it's usually very very painful,

kind of sting a little bit, it turns red,

and it can hurt to touch.

A burn is caused by something very hot,

like fire or perhaps touching a hot stove.

My burn hurts a lot.

My burn hurts a lot.

My burn hurts a lot. chess chess chess Chess is a very well-known board

game.

It's played between two people.

Each player has a lot of pieces,

and the goal of the game is to use your pieces to move into

a position so that you're ready to take your opponent's king.

Chess is a game of strategy and concentration.

Chess is a game of strategy and concentration.

Chess is a game of strategy

and concentration. language language language Language refers to vocabulary words,

grammar rules, idioms, and so on.

All of the things

that work together that allow you to communicate with another person.

Think in the language you want to learn.

Think in the language you want to learn.

Think in the language you want to learn. blow dry blow dry blow dry

So,

to blow dry refers to using a drying machine of some kind,

usually for hair, to cause something to become dry.

I blow dry my hair every morning.

I blow dry my hair every morning.

I blow dry my hair every morning. martial arts martial arts martial arts Martial

arts refers to methods of combat,

so fighting with other people, and self-defense, so protecting yourself from attackers.

In today's world, they can be used for fighting and for self-defense,

but they are widely commonly practiced as sports.

Do you like martial arts?

Do you like martial arts?

Do you like martial arts?

satisfied satisfied satisfied Satisfied is used to talk about being happy with the outcome

of something.

You can use this after a meal, after purchasing a product,

after you have some kind of experience,

you can describe a pleasant reaction to the experience with satisfied.

I'm satisfied with the result.

I'm satisfied with the result.

I'm satisfied with the result. calm calm calm Calm is an adjective we can

use to talk about people

and we can use to talk about environments like the weather

or nature.

So when something is calm or when a person is calm, it is undisturbed.

So someone who is calm doesn't get angry or upset easily.

When we want to describe an environment that is calm, it's the same idea.

So it's not turbulent.

There are not lots of waves or not lots of wind.

Everything is very still.

The ocean is calm.

The ocean is calm.

The ocean is calm. comb comb comb Comb can be used

as a noun or

as a verb.

As a verb, it means the action of using a comb to remove something

from hair or to straighten hair.

I comb my dog every day.

I comb my dog every day.

I comb my dog every day. gargle gargle gar-gole So gargle,

this is a verb.

We use it to describe the health practice of taking water

or another liquid into your mouth

and kind of using your throat muscles to mix

that around in your mouth.

Maybe to clear out bacteria or to clear out germs.

So typically we do not swallow or take that liquid into our body.

We usually spit it out.

This is called gargling.

I gargle several times a day.

I gargle several times a day.

I gargle several times a day. dissatisfied dissatisfied dissatisfied Dissatisfied is used to describe

an unhappy feeling at the outcome of something.

So, after a meal that's not good,

or if we buy a product that's not very good,

we can describe our feelings, our unhappy feelings, with the word dissatisfied.

The man is dissatisfied with the product.

The man is dissatisfied with the product.

The man is dissatisfied with the product. 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 refers to 5,000s

of something.

Remember, when you use the word thousand as a counter word,

simply put the basic form of the number before the word thousand.

You don't need to make any changes to

that number word. 5,000 people were protesting on the square. 5,000 people were protesting

on the square. 5,000 people were protesting on the square.

3,000 3,000 3,000 So,

3,000 refers to 3,000s of something.

Again, before using the word thousand, simply use the basic number word.

In Peru, more than 3,000 types of potatoes exist.

In Peru, more than 3,000 types of potatoes exist.

In Peru, more than 3,000 types of potatoes exist. 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 refers

to 6 1,000th of something.

There are around 6,000 islands in Greece.

There are around 6,000 islands in Greece.

There are around 6,000 islands in Greece. 7,000 7,000 7,000 7,000 refers to 7

1,000ths of something.

She sold 7,000 albums.

She sold 7,000 albums.

She sold 7,000 albums. 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 refers to 9 1,000ths of something.

9,000 troops withdrew from the country. 9,000 troops withdrew from the country. 9,000 troops

withdrew from the country.

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and phrases in English.

Hi everybody, my name is Alicia.

Welcome to the 800 core English words and phrases video series.

This series will teach you the 800 most common words and phrases in English.

But, there's a twist.

With each new lesson in this series,

we'll include the previous lessons at the end.

So, after you've learned the new words and phrases,

stick around and review what you learned in previous lessons.

Reviewing is one of the most important parts of learning a language.

You can also get the full list right now at englishclass101.com.

Click the link in the description to access more example sentences,

create your own flashcard deck, and finally master English.

Okay, let's get started.

First is rose.

Rose.

Rose.

A rose is a very common and very popular flower.

It's very commonly associated with romance.

It's given as a romantic gift or sometimes just as a friendly gift.

I was given a white rose.

I was given a white rose.

I was given a white rose.

Flower.

Flower.

Flower.

A flower is a plant

that has a generally very colorful

and often good-smelling part.

Many people like to pick flowers and give them as gifts to others.

There are many types of flowers in the park.

There are many types of flowers in the park.

There are many types of flowers in the park.

Lily.

Lily. lily A lily is one type of flower.

Generally, lilies are white.

They might look very,

very pure and have kind of a peaceful appearance about them.

She bought some lilies on her way home.

She bought some lilies on her way home.

She bought some lilies on her way home. sunflower sunflower sunflower A sunflower is

a very bright flower.

It's generally yellow or orange,

and many people think of sunflowers as being very cheerful.

The field is full of sunflowers.

The field is full of sunflowers.

The field is full of sunflowers. dandelion dandelion dandelion A dandelion is a small

bright yellow flower.

Lots of people think of this as kind of a nuisance,

as a pest flower, because it's very,

very easy for a dandelion to grow anywhere.

Lots of people like to blow on dandelions and make wishes as they do.

Dandelions are eaten in soups and salads in some places.

Dandelions are eaten in soups and salads in some places.

Dandelions are eaten in soups

and salads in some places. traveling traveling traveling Traveling simply means moving from one

place to another.

When we talk about traveling, we sometimes are talking about traveling for business,

going someplace for business.

Though, we can also use it to talk about vacation for fun.

Traveling requires a lot of preparation.

Traveling requires a lot of preparation.

Traveling requires a lot of preparation.

Exercising.

Exercising.

Exercising.

Exercising refers to moving the body, like running or jogging or doing yoga.

We do some kind of physical motion to improve our health

or to keep our body in good shape.

The woman is exercising on the floor.

The woman is exercising on the floor.

The woman is exercising on the floor.

Work out.

Work out.

Work out.

So, a workout refers to an exercise routine,

like your exercise plan for a day or a session or a month,

for example.

A 30-minute workout every day can improve your health.

A 30-minute workout every day can improve your health.

A 30-minute workout every day can improve your health.

Reading.

Reading.

Reading.

Reading is the simple act of looking at words on a page

and taking them into your mind.

So, reading is a very, very common hobby.

Many people love reading, whether it's books or newspapers or magazines.

I really like reading books.

I really like reading books.

I really like reading books.

Playing cards.

Playing cards.

Playing cards.

Playing cards used as a noun refers to what's called a deck of cards

where we have numbers from ace through two to 10 included

and then we have a jack,

a queen and a king.

So a set of these is called playing cards.

Those are called playing cards.

When we use these to play a game,

we use the expression to play cards.

For example, we often play cards on a warm summer evening.

We often play cards on a warm summer evening.

We often play cards on a warm summer evening.

Earring.

Earring.

Ear ring.

An earring is a type of jewelry.

We wear earrings in our ears.

Many people have places for earrings at the base of their ears,

though you can also wear them up at the top of the ear.

>> >> A good way to remember earring is to break the word into two parts,

ear and ring.

This can help you to remember it's a ring,

though not always in a ring shape, that goes in your ear.

Big earrings are fashionable.

Big earrings are fashionable.

Big earrings are fashionable.

Necklace.

Necklace.

Necklace.

A necklace is another type of jewelry.

We wear a necklace around our neck.

So again, we can break this word into two parts to help us remember

the word.

Neck is the first part and lace is the second part.

So today, although we don't usually wear lace around our neck as jewelry,

it's still a type of decoration.

So, this can help us to connect the meaning with the word in our

mind.

How much is that diamond necklace?

How much is that diamond necklace?

How much is that diamond necklace?

Ring.

Ring.

Ring.

A ring is a type of jewelry that we wear on the finger.

Men and women wear rings very, very commonly.

The jeweler showed me a beautiful ring.

The jeweler showed me a beautiful ring.

The jeweler showed me a beautiful ring.

Boxer shorts.

Boxer shorts.

Boxer shorts.

Boxer shorts are a very common type of underwear.

Typically, men wear them, but really anybody can wear them if they decide to.

Boxer shorts are an undergarment for men.

Boxer shorts are an undergarment for men.

Boxer shorts are an undergarment for men.

Skirt.

Skirt.

Skirt.

A skirt is a type of clothing.

We wear skirts from the waist down.

They can be very short skirts or very long skirts.

Many women like to wear skirts,

but these days anyone can wear whatever they like.

She is wearing a yellow skirt.

She is wearing a yellow skirt.

She is wearing a yellow skirt.

Hamburger.

Hamburger.

Hamburger.

A hamburger is a very, very popular type of food.

A hamburger, in the most basic sense of the word, is a patty,

so a piece of meat, usually made of beef, though sometimes of pork,

and it is between two pieces of bread.

This is a hamburger.

I have just ordered a hamburger.

I have just ordered a hamburger.

I have just ordered a hamburger.

Cheeseburger.

Cheeseburger.

Cheeseburger.

A cheeseburger is just like a hamburger.

So, a hamburger is a piece of grilled meat,

and it's between two pieces of bread.

A cheeseburger is different

because we put cheese on top of the meat between the pieces of bread.

A cheeseburger is a hamburger with a slice of cheese.

A cheeseburger is a hamburger with a slice of cheese.

A cheeseburger is a hamburger with a slice of cheese.

Pizza.

Pizza.

Pizza.

Pizza is a very common and very popular food all around the world.

Pizza, very simply, is a large piece of bread that we call crust.

It's very, very thin bread, and there's typically a sauce on top,

in addition to meats, cheeses, vegetables, whatever you like.

Pizza is an Italian dish, but it is a popular dish around the world.

Pizza is an Italian dish, but it is a popular dish around the world.

Pizza is an Italian dish, but it is a popular dish around the world.

Hot dog.

Hot dog.

Hot dog.

A hot dog is a food that's very commonly eaten at sporting events in

the USA and in other countries

as well.

A hot dog is a piece of meat, usually a type of pork,

that is quite long and it's inside two pieces of bread.

Usually as toppings we have mustard or ketchup or maybe other things as well.

I prefer hot dogs at a BBQ.

I prefer hot dogs at a BBQ.

I prefer hot dogs at a BBQ. tip tip tip A tip is something

that you might not have in your country.

It's like an extra amount we pay after a service situation.

So typically when you go to a cafe

or to a restaurant in the USA

or in some other countries,

after your meal, after you have your experience there,

it's common to leave what's called a tip.

So it's extra money

that you give to the server at

that place to thank them for their service.

Do not forget to leave a tip for the waiter or waitress.

Do not forget to leave a tip for the waiter or waitress.

Do not forget to leave a tip for the waiter or waitress.

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First is flood.

Flood.

Flood.

A flood is a type of natural disaster.

A flood happens when there's water on the streets.

Too much water.

So, so much water, for example, it's hard to walk or cars get covered.

This can happen because a lot of rain causes river levels to rise

or because of some other issue relating to water not draining in a town.

The flood destroyed the town.

The flood destroyed the town.

The flood destroyed the town.

Typhoon.

Typhoon.

Typhoon.

A typhoon is a weather pattern that is a natural disaster.

So, a typhoon is different from a hurricane

because a typhoon happens in the Pacific Ocean.

A hurricane happens in the Atlantic Ocean.

A typhoon is like a giant tower of water and wind.

It spins very fast.

There are very strong wind speeds and it's very dangerous to go outside.

The typhoon has hit.

The typhoon has hit.

The typhoon has hit. hurricane hurricane hurricane So, we just talked about typhoon.

Again, a hurricane is just like a typhoon,

but it happens in the Atlantic Ocean.

So, in a different part of the world.

Again, just like a typhoon, a hurricane creates a very,

very tall tower of water and wind, maybe even lightning and thunder, too,

and it can be very, very dangerous to go near them.

A hurricane has formed over the ocean.

A hurricane has formed over the ocean.

A hurricane has formed over the ocean. tornado tornado tornado A tornado is similar

to typhoons and hurricanes.

However, a tornado happens on land.

A tornado is a tower of wind

and sand and dust

and sometimes other objects.

They whirl together, they spin together very, very fast and can be very,

very dangerous weather patterns.

The tornado is twisting across the prairie.

The tornado is twisting across the prairie.

The tornado is twisting across the prairie. drought drought drought A drought is a

condition that happens because of not enough rain in an area.

So, droughts, when they extend for a long period of time,

can become disaster situations

because farmers aren't able to grow food

because there's not enough water.

Drought is a real trouble for farmers.

Drought is a real trouble for farmers.

Drought is a real trouble for farmers.

Islam Islam Islam Islam is one of the most followed religions of the world.

Followers of the religion of Islam are called Muslims.

The Islam faith was founded by the Prophet Muhammad.

The Islam faith was founded by the Prophet Muhammad.

The Islam faith was founded by the Prophet Muhammad.

Protestantism Protestantism Protestantism Protestantism is a part of Christianity.

It's like a type of Christianity.

It came from Europe to the United States.

It was considered a very conservative branch or a very conservative type of Christianity.

Protestantism came as a break from the Roman Catholic Church.

Protestantism came as a break from the Roman Catholic Church.

Protestantism came as a break from the Roman Catholic Church.

Catholicism Catholicism Catholicism Catholicism is a branch of Christianity or a type of Christianity.

The leader of Catholicism is the Pope.

Catholicism is the religion of those who accept the leadership of the Pope.

Catholicism is the religion of those who accept the leadership of the Pope.

Catholicism is the religion of those who accept the leadership of the Pope.

Hinduism Hinduism Hinduism Hinduism is a very widely followed religion originally from India.

Hinduism from India involves the belief in reincarnation and many gods.

Hinduism from India involves the belief of reincarnation and many gods.

Hinduism from India involves the belief in reincarnation and many gods.

Buddhism Buddhism Buddhism Buddhism is a very well-known

and very widely practiced religion

and philosophy that is spread throughout Asia

and now the rest of the world,

too.

Buddhism is based on the teachings of the Buddha, the enlightened one.

Buddhism is based on the teachings of the Buddha, the enlightened one.

Buddhism is based on the teachings of the Buddha,

the enlightened one. ankle ankle ankle An ankle is a part of the body.

You have an ankle at the place where your foot meets your leg.

That part between the two is called your ankle.

The athlete sprained his ankle.

The athlete sprained his ankle.

The athlete sprained his ankle.

Elbow.

Elbow.

Elbow.

An elbow is another body part.

Your elbow is the part of your body where your forearm meets your upper

arm.

This part of the body is the elbow.

The arm only bends one way at the elbow.

The arm only bends one way at the elbow.

The arm only bends one way at the elbow.

Wrist.

Wrist.

Wrist.

Your wrist is the part of your body where your hand meets your arm.

This part of the body here is called your wrist.

The most common places to take a pulse are the neck and wrist.

The most common places to take a pulse are the neck and wrist.

The most common places to take a pulse are the neck and wrist.

Knee.

Knee.

Knee.

Your knee is the part of your body

that connects your lower leg to your upper leg.

So, you can touch it and tap on it.

It feels quite hard.

Keep in mind, yes, this word begins with a K in spelling,

but the pronunciation is knee.

The boy fell and scraped his knees.

The boy fell and scraped his knees.

The boy fell and scraped his knees.

Skin.

Skin.

Skin.

Your skin refers to outer parts of your body.

All of this is called your skin.

These connected tissues all across your body, we refer to this as your skin.

My skin is very delicate.

My skin is very delicate.

My skin is very delicate.

Shave.

Shave.

Shave.

Shave is a verb.

It means to remove hair with a sharp object.

So, many people, men usually, shave their faces,

or we can shave other parts of the body, too.

We can shave arms, legs, and so on.

He didn't shave for several weeks.

He didn't shave for several weeks.

He didn't shave for several weeks.

Chef.

Chef.

Chef.

>> >> A chef is someone who prepares food professionally.

The difference between a chef

and a cook is

that a chef has had special training.

So, they work in a restaurant, or they work in a hotel creating food,

creating menus, and so on.

A cook, while they may have excellent food preparation skills,

doesn't have the same type of training as a chef.

The chef is making a meal.

The chef is making a meal.

The chef is making a meal.

Non-smoking.

Non-smoking.

Non-smoking.

We use non-smoking as an adjective.

We usually use non-smoking before a location, like a non-smoking room,

or a non-smoking restaurant.

It refers to a place where smoking is not allowed.

Could you find me a non-smoking room?

Could you find me a non-smoking room?

Could you find me a non-smoking room?

Smoking.

Smoking.

Smoking.

So, smoking refers to the act of smoking a cigarette or something else,

but smoking can also be used as an adjective as with non-smoking.

For example, a smoking room or a smoking section in a restaurant.

So, pay attention to the situations in

which you see this word used to understand what part of speech the word

is taking.

There is a separate patio for smoking attached to the restaurant.

There's a separate patio for smoking attached to the restaurant.

There is a separate patio for smoking attached to the restaurant.

Blood.

Blood.

Blood.

Blood is the red liquid that comes from our bodies when we get injured.

Before it comes out of our bodies, it is blue.

We can see it inside our bodies.

We can see it in our skin,

but when it comes out of the body, it becomes red.

He cannot bear to see blood.

He cannot bear to see blood.

He cannot bear to see blood.

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First is break.

Break.

Break.

So, to break something means to cause it not to function.

Or, for example, when you break an object,

it means you crush it or you destroy it in some way,

so you can't use it anymore.

I broke one of my plates while washing the dishes.

I broke one of my plates while washing the dishes.

I broke one of my plates while washing the dishes.

Cut.

Cut.

Cut.

Cut can be used as a noun and as a verb.

We can use it to mean to separate two parts of something with a

knife,

usually.

And we can use it to talk about an injury

that we receive from something sharp.

The boy fell and has a deep cut on his leg.

The boy fell and has a deep cut on his leg.

The boy fell and has a deep cut on his leg. sprain sprain sprain

Sprain is used as a noun

and as a verb.

As a noun, a sprain refers to a type of muscle injury.

If you stretch or tear a small part of the muscle,

you get a sprain.

As a verb, to sprain refers to causing this type of injury.

The athlete sprained his ankle.

The athlete sprained his ankle.

The athlete sprained his ankle. microwave oven microwave oven microwave oven A microwave oven

is also called a microwave.

It's a box that we use to heat up food quickly.

The most convenient kitchen appliance is the microwave oven.

The most convenient kitchen appliance is the microwave oven.

The most convenient kitchen appliance is the microwave oven. refrigerator refrigerator refrigerator A refrigerator

is like a very large cold box

that we use to store foods

and drinks.

Refrigerator is a very very long word, so we usually say fridge.

The refrigerator is full of food for the holiday.

The refrigerator is full of food for the holiday.

The refrigerator is full of food for the holiday.

Vacuum cleaner.

Vacuum cleaner.

Vacuum cleaner.

A vacuum cleaner is a machine we use to clean our floors.

We usually use vacuum cleaners to clean carpets.

So, a vacuum cleaner is typically very,

very noisy and we push it to clean our house.

This vacuum cleaner is very quiet.

This vacuum cleaner is very quiet.

This vacuum cleaner is very quiet.

Sweat.

Sweat.

Sweat.

Sweat is both a noun and a verb.

Sweat as a noun is the liquid

that comes out of your body

when you feel very hot,

like when you exercise or when the temperature is hot.

To sweat means for your body to go through the process of creating sweat.

The athletes were covered in sweat after the game.

The athletes were covered in sweat after the game.

The athletes were covered in sweat after the game.

Check in.

Check in.

Check in.

Check in is a very common phrasal verb.

We use it at hotels

and at the airport to mean you announce your arrival to a person who

works there.

It's like you are showing up for your reservation.

I'll check in at 10:00 p.m.

I'll check in at 10:00 p.m.

I'll check in at 10:00 p.m.

Room number.

Room number.

Room number.

A room number is a number assigned to a room where you live

or in a hotel room where you're staying.

Your room number is 514.

Your room number is 514.

Your room number is 514. room key room key room key Room key is

the word we use specifically for a key you receive for your hotel room.

We do not use room key to talk about the key to your house

or apartment.

This expression is for hotels only.

Don't lose your room key.

Don't lose your room key.

Don't lose your room key. wake-up call wake-up call wake-up call A wake-up call

is a phone call

that you can arrange for at a hotel.

You can ask the front desk to call you at a specific time

and wake you up.

Hi, I'd like a wake-up call at 15 minutes to 6:00 in the morning.

Hi, I'd like a wake-up call at 15 minutes to 6:00 in the morning.

Hi, I'd like uh wake-up call at 15 minutes to 6:00 in the morning.

check out check out check out

When you check out of a location,

usually a hotel or perhaps also a supermarket,

it means you finish your stay or you finish your transaction.

Please check out before 10:00 a.m.

Please check out before 10:00 a.m.

Please check out before 10:00 a.m. light light light Light can be used

as a noun,

as an adjective, and as a verb, actually.

In this case, we want to focus on light for use in terms of

colors and in terms of visuals.

So, light in this case refers to the opposite of dark.

Light colors really suit you well.

Light colors really suit you well.

Light colors really suit you well. gold gold gold Gold is a material

and it's also a color.

It is a bright

and shiny and very valuable material

and when we see it in colors,

too, it has the same kind of feeling.

It's kind of luxurious and expensive look.

She wears gold eye shadow.

She wears gold eye shadow.

She wears gold eye shadow. pink pink pink Pink is a very popular color.

Pink in the US is commonly associated with girls.

People think of pink as a girl's color, but historically,

pink was used for boys and blue was used for girls.

It just slowly became the reverse over time.

The towel was pink.

The towel was pink.

The towel was pink. silver silver silver Like gold,

silver is both a color and a material.

So, silver is quite shiny, but it has a colder color than gold.

It can also be very valuable

and people like to make jewelry out of silver,

just like gold.

I think silver looks better on you.

I think silver looks better on you.

I think silver looks better on you. beige beige beige Beige is a neutral

color.

Beige is like tan, but it's a little bit light.

Beige is a pale cream color with a yellowish tint.

Beige is a pale cream color with a yellowish tint.

Beige is a pale cream color with a yellowish tint. raspberry raspberry raspberry A

raspberry is a fruit.

They're rather small, and they can be quite tart.

So, tart means a little bit sour and a little bit sweet.

They have kind of a surprising taste.

I'm simply a huge fan of raspberries.

I'm simply a huge fan of raspberries.

I'm simply a huge fan of raspberries. cough cough cough Cough is a noun

and a verb.

As a noun, it refers to a bad health condition.

As a verb, to cough means to force the air out of your lungs,

usually to try to remove something.

She's been coughing all night.

She's been coughing all night.

She has been coughing all night. garlic garlic garlic Garlic is a very popular

ingredient in food.

It can be used in soups and pizzas and sauces.

So many different foods

and so many different cuisines around the world love to use garlic.

It has a very strong smell and a very strong taste.

So you might smell like garlic even after you eat it.

Cheese and garlic are always good on pizza.

Cheese and garlic are always good on pizza.

Cheese and garlic are always good on pizza.

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First is mustache.

Mustache.

Mustache.

A mustache is a facial hairstyle.

So many men like to wear a mustache.

That refers to hair on the top lip.

Your mustache looks good.

Your mustache looks good.

Your mustache looks good. washing machine washing machine washing machine A washing machine is

a machine we use to wash something,

but specifically a washing machine is used to wash our clothes.

I use the washing machine to keep my clothes clean.

I use the washing machine to keep my clothes clean.

I use the washing machine to keep my clothes clean.

DVD player DVD player DVD player A DVD player is a machine you can

use to play DVD movies.

A long time ago,

we had a DVD player machine in our house near the TV,

but now we typically use computers with DVD player options.

The DVD player is a device that can play DVDs.

The DVD player is a device that can play DVDs.

The DVD player is a device

that can play DVDs. fan fan fan A fan is some kind of machine

that blows air.

You might also see fan used to talk about an object that we use,

we wave in front of our face to blow air.

We use the same word for both of these.

It's too hot.

Can we turn on the fan?

It's too hot.

Can we turn on the fan?

It's too hot.

Can we turn on the fan?

Air conditioner.

Air conditioner.

Air conditioner.

An air conditioner is a machine that creates cold air.

So, this is different from a fan.

Air conditioner is quite long, so we usually just say AC.

On a hot summer day,

the air conditioner works all day to keep us cool.

On a hot summer day,

the air conditioner works all day to keep us cool.

On a hot summer day,

the air conditioner works all day to keep us cool.

Stove.

Stove.

Stove.

A stove is something you find in the kitchen.

There are parts on the stove

that you can set a pot

or a kettle on,

and the object will become warm.

You might have a gas stove

or a fire stove

or an electric stove in your home.

The kettle is on the stove.

The kettle is on the stove.

The kettle is on the stove.

Elementary school.

Elementary school.

Elementary school.

Elementary school is the first step in formal education.

Kids in the USA start attending elementary school at around four

or five years of age.

When is she going to elementary school?

When is she going to elementary school?

When is she going to elementary school?

Middle school.

Middle school.

Middle school.

Middle school is the next step in education after elementary school.

You might also hear middle school called junior high school.

My 12-year-old brother goes to middle school.

My 12-year-old brother goes to middle school.

My 12-year-old brother goes to middle school.

High school.

High school.

High school.

After elementary school and middle school comes high school.

High school in the USA is 4 years long.

High school was the best time of my life.

High school was the best time of my life.

High school was the best time of my life.

University.

University.

University.

University is education students can attend after high school.

It's not required.

University and college are often used in the same way, interchangeably.

The difference is that a university offers courses after a 4-year course of study.

A college offers just 4 years, an undergraduate degree.

She's a university student.

She's a university student.

She is a university student.

Principal.

Principal.

Principal.

A principal is like the leader of a school.

We use principal for elementary school, middle school, and high school.

We do not use this for university.

Also, please note the spelling of this word.

Principal, when used to talk about the top position at a school,

is spelled in this way.

My grandfather used to be a principal.

My grandfather used to be a principal.

My grandfather used to be a principal.

Right. bright bright >> >> Bright has a couple different uses.

We can use bright to refer to something that has a lot of light,

and we can use it to talk about someone who is very smart

and learns things easily.

Now, let's focus on the meaning of something that has a lot of light.

My room is very bright.

My room is very bright.

My room is very bright. laptop computer laptop computer laptop computer A laptop computer

is a computer that we can take with us.

So, we usually think of this as something that is mobile and portable,

and if you want to, you can use it on top of your lap,

on top of your legs.

We typically just say laptop instead of laptop computer.

I bought a new laptop computer.

I bought a new laptop computer.

I bought a new laptop computer. mouse mouse mouse A mouse is computer machinery.

Yes, there is an animal called a mouse,

but we use this word to talk about the device we use to navigate,

to move the arrow, or to click around on our computer.

A wireless mouse is very convenient.

A wireless mouse is very convenient.

A wireless mouse is very convenient. speaker speaker speaker A speaker is something

that produces sound.

It's a machine.

We can have a small speaker on our computer or our mobile phone,

or we can have a large speaker like you might find at a concert

hall.

This factory manufactures speakers.

This factory manufactures speakers.

This factory manufactures speakers. webcam webcam webcam A webcam is a camera

that is connected to your computer

that allows you to do video calls

or video conferences.

My webcam is not working.

My webcam is not working.

My webcam is not working. microphone microphone microphone A microphone is a small machine

that we use to pick up sound clearly.

I'm wearing a microphone for today's video.

We typically say mic because microphone is a long word.

My computer has an internal microphone.

My computer has an internal microphone.

My computer has an internal microphone. desktop computer desktop computer desktop computer A desktop

computer is like the opposite of a laptop computer.

We typically don't move our desktop computer according to the location we are working

in that day.

Rather, you can imagine desktop referring to a computer you use on top of

your desk.

We typically just say desktop though, not desktop computer.

I have two computers, a laptop computer and a desktop computer.

I have two computers, a laptop computer and a desktop computer.

I have two computers, a laptop computer and a desktop computer.

Chili pepper.

Chili pepper.

Chili pepper.

A chili pepper is a type of pepper

that is very spicy

or it's very hot.

So, you might hear people just say chili to refer to these.

I don't like chili peppers.

I don't like chili peppers.

I don't like chili peppers.

Corn.

Corn.

Corn.

Corn is a very common food.

It's usually bright yellow in color and depending on the place where you're in,

you might eat it with butter, you might eat it with different seasonings,

you might eat it on the cob,

which is the original shape the corn comes in.

You might also have the corn off the cob, too.

I like steamed corn.

I like steamed corn.

I like steamed corn.

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In this video, you'll learn 20 of the most common words

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Single bed.

Single bed.

Single bed.

A single bed is a bed that is sized for one person,

a single person.

The room came with a single bed.

The room came with a single bed.

The room came with a single bed.

Double bed.

Double bed.

Double bed.

A double bed is made for two people.

So, it's like imagining the single bed has been doubled.

The double bed is very spacious.

The double bed is very spacious.

The double bed is very spacious.

Hotel.

Hotel.

Hotel.

A hotel is a place where you can stay overnight

that is not your home.

Where is the hotel?

Where is the hotel?

Where is the hotel?

Front desk.

Front desk.

Front desk.

The front desk is the reception area of a building.

In In hotel, it's the place where you check in and check out.

We checked in and out at the front desk.

We checked in and out at the front desk.

We checked in and out at the front desk.

Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean The Pacific Ocean is the ocean on the

west side of the US.

On the other side of the Pacific Ocean is Asia and Australia.

The Pacific Ocean is one of the world's five oceans.

The Pacific Ocean is one of the world's five oceans.

The Pacific Ocean is one of the world's five oceans.

Atlantic Ocean Atlantic Ocean Atlantic Ocean The Atlantic Ocean is the ocean between the

US,

South America, and Europe and Africa.

The world's largest mountain range is actually in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

The world's largest mountain range is actually in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

The world's largest mountain range is actually in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

Indian Ocean Indian Ocean Indian Ocean The Indian Ocean is south of the country

of India and it is to the east of Africa

and the west of Australia.

To the east of South Africa is the Indian Ocean and to the west,

the Atlantic Ocean.

To the east of South Africa is the Indian Ocean and to the west,

the Atlantic Ocean.

To the east of South Africa is the Indian Ocean and to the west,

the Atlantic Ocean.

Australia Australia Australia Australia is an island continent.

It's surrounded by water.

You may be familiar with Australian English.

There's specific dialects that are spoken there.

Australia is the only island continent on Earth.

Australia is the only island continent on Earth.

Australia is the only island continent on Earth.

Antarctica Antarctica Antarctica Antarctica is the very,

very cold continent way at the bottom or at the pole of the Earth.

Penguins live in Antarctica.

Penguins live in Antarctica.

Penguins live in Antarctica.

Asia Asia Asia Asia is a very large continent.

It goes all the way from Turkey in the west to Russia in the

east.

It includes countries like India, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, and many more.

Asia is the largest of the Earth's seven continents.

Asia is the largest of the Earth's seven continents.

Asia is the largest of the Earth's seven continents.

Africa Africa Africa The continent of Africa includes many countries, languages, and cultures.

It includes countries like Egypt

and Morocco in the north

and South Africa way at the bottom.

I'll visit Africa during my next trip around the world.

I'll visit Africa during my next trip around the world.

I will visit Africa during my next trip around the world.

Europe Europe Europe The continent of Europe includes many countries and many different cultures,

many different languages as well.

This trip to Europe is expensive.

This trip to Europe is expensive.

This trip to Europe is expensive.

North America North America North America North America has a couple of really big

countries,

the USA and Canada in the north,

and it goes all the way south including many other smaller countries