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0:00 Let's go at the beach now. Okay, let's go to the beach now. Are you all done catching worms? Today you're going to watch a natural English conversation between me and my three-year-old son, Dory. One of the reasons why so many people still have difficulties understanding naturally spoken English even after spending years studying English is simply because they're not exposed to enough real English, naturally spoken English. The English that we learn in class is often a bit superficial. The English that we read in grammar books is not really how English is spoken in real life. And so I hope
0:46 that you enjoy this conversation that you'll see today. It's messy. It's not perfect, but it's the way that people really speak in everyday life. If you have any questions about the words that we use, the mistakes that we make, or anything else, please write your comment down below. I also created a free downloadable worksheet for this video with exercises that you can complete as you watch the conversations today. Download that worksheet from the description down below and do the exercises as you watch this video. Okay, shoes. Put your shoes on. Can you put them on by yourself? Are your shoes getting a little bit too small? Yeah,
1:32 but but that's okay. I got the clean out. This is my treasure. Oh, your treasure. Oh, there's a shovel in here. Should we bring this? Yeah. What do clams eat? I don't know. Let's ask Google. Okay, go ask Google. Not you. All right, I'll ask Google in a minute. I'm a little bit far away right now. All right, we've got our shoes on. We don't need our jackets, but I'll bring a sweater just in case. Um, no, no, not for in case. What? Not in case. Not in case. Not just in case. Yeah. Why not? Cuz it's cold. Oh, so you do want to wear your sweater. We'll see. We'll walk outside and see what the weather's like. But we've got our sweaters just in case. Let's ask Google what clam Okay, Google. What do
2:21 clams eat? I cannot hear. They eat planticles. Plant particles. Yeah, they eat those. They eat just plant particles. All right, we've got all our beach toys. And Google said they like Google said what, buddy? He he he loves plankton. Oh, they like to eat plankton. Yeah. Can I see that? They love to eat plankton. When we go to the beach, we're going to find a lot of shells like this. A lot more. And then and then I think I will see one I think later I saw one in the in the in the sand. trying to do something.
3:08 Last time you were at the beach, you saw one. Yeah. And he was sticking his tongue. Really? And I saw it. You saw his little tongue. It was It was It was It was It was It was real. Ah. It was still alive. Yeah. Yeah. This one is not alive anymore. This is just the shell. It's just dead. It's dead. Yeah. If we bring them in the house, they're dead. That's right. If we bring them in the house, they'll die. Just like that time we brought that crab in the house and what happened to him? He was dead. He died. Yeah, because creatures need to live at the beach. Only at the beach. But not at house. Not at our house. That's crazy. Okay, are we
3:55 ready to go? Yeah. All right, let's see. What did you find? A slug. A slug. Wow, that's cool. It's a baby slug. And this one is going to go pretty slow. All right, let's take it to the beach with us in your bucket. Look at all the pretty cherry blossoms that fell on the ground. Can pick them up and make a little bouquet with them. They're so pretty. What's a bouquet? a group of flowers that you put in a vase like this. It's kind of like this is a tiny tiny bouquet. All right, let's go find some more bugs and flowers. Mhm. Oh, I see some really pretty flowers over there. This Logan
4:41 needs a friend. He needs a friend. Oh, there's a lot of cherry blossoms on the ground. Can I Can I get some? Um, we can't pick the flowers from people's gardens, buddy. We can pick flowers off the ground if they're on the sidewalk or in the grass, but we can't pick live flowers from people's gardens. Okay. Wow, look at those ones. No, no, no. These ones are good. Yeah, if they're on the ground, it's okay. And those are okay. Yeah, the weeds are okay to pick the buttercups. Yeah. Thanks for the blueberries. Oh, you're welcome. Let's keep walking to the beach. We'll take him to the beach with us.
5:30 Come in here. Butterfly. Butterfly. Butterfly. Where? Come. Butterfly. I'm not scared. You have eggs. Do I have eggs? No, I'm talking to the slug. Oh, you're talking to the slug. No, we really loaded up the stroller, didn't we? So much stuff here. Beach toys, the tent. All of our snacks. What did you find? A beetle. Oh, a beetle. Okay, put it in the bucket. But it's going to fly away. Oh, can they
6:16 fly? Yeah. Dory has decided to stop and look for some worms in the mud over here. Oh, my little gardener. My little gardener. I'm not a gardener. You're not? What are you? Dory. Oh, you're Dory. They need a lot. You need a lot of dirt. I I found one, but it's in the dirt. Oh, it's in the dirt. And there. Oh, it's in the dirt. So, it loves the dirt. It loves dirt, huh? Worms love dirt. I
7:01 found Good job, buddy. Is it hard to dig, buddy? Yeah. It's a little bit uh dry. Yeah, but the worms are probably here. Yeah, the worms are here cuz I saw them. Wait, can you find some worms right now? You want me to find worms? Yeah. All right, let's look. Okay, so I'm actually not sure if we're going to get to the beach today because Dory is very busy catching worms. Let's go at the beach now. Okay, let's go to the beach now. Are you all done catching worms?
7:47 Okay, let's go with our bucket of worms. And look up. Oh yeah, look it. It grew up. It grew. Wow. Look at that, Dory. Got so big. This plant is huge and spiky. Yeah. We can't touch it cuz it's so spiky. This plant reminds me of Jurassic Park. Looks like a prehistoric plant. Does it hurt when you touch it? Yeah, we're going to touch it so gently. Oh, owie. Owie. Yeah. Okay, I'll touch it gently. That is a spiky plant. It grows really big in the summertime, huh? Or in the spring. Spring and summer. There are so many beautiful flowers.
8:33 [Music] Wow. Is this fun? You get a little ride to read. There. That's Oh, yeah. Another big plant. There's two of them. Yeah. This is where we saw the turtle last year. Yeah. Crossing the street. Crossing the path. One of Dory's favorite activities. Kicking dandelions. Yeah. There's a bunch of them. You want to take a picture of him? I did. Yep. [Music] Getting to the beach is a 10-minute walk or a 1-hour adventure. You can hold it. Oh, thank you. Blow it. Blow
9:23 it. Make a wish. [Music] We need to go over the bridge. H. We could try passing over the bridge. Yeah. How about this way? Oh, it's super muddy. [Music] All right, we did it. We did it. We did it. I see ducks, but I don't think I see frogs. They're in the deep water. They're on this side. And there's some geese. Oh, there's a little goling. Baby goose. Multiple. Look. Oh, there's there's a few of them. You see the little baby geese? I see one. Aren't
10:09 they cute? They're cuties. Sometimes we can see frogs in this in this water. No, you don't see any? Yeah. Frogs are so I don't see any frogs either. Let's look on this side. You might be able to see some dragonflies, too. Oh, look at the little goose family. H froggies, where are you? Froggies, where are you? No froggies. Keep going to the beach. Hi guys. Hi. Hi.
10:57 They're going under the bridge. I miss them on the other side. On the other side. Hey, they're coming. Are they coming? Oh, it's a dragonfly. Oh, look. And they came. They came. They came out. [Music] Oh, you want to hold this? Yeah. Hold it. There you go. I'm seeing if my worms are good. So pretty. Let's get all of them. Wait for me.
11:44 You want to make a bouquet? Bouquet of flowers. Yeah. It's a bucket full of flowers. Yep. You can see the beach. I can see the beach. You see the beach? Yeah. Where? There. Oh, there it is. There. You're right. We found it. We're here. [Music]