Learn How to Talk About Your Daily Routine in English | Routine Conversation Practice (YouTube Video Transcript)

(00:00:00) Your YouTube transcript will appear here (00:00:00) Hello. Welcome back to Daily English (00:00:03) Talk. (00:00:04) >> Hi everyone. We are so happy to see you (00:00:07) today. (00:00:08) >> I'm Emma (00:00:09) >> and I'm Jack. We are here to help you (00:00:12) practice your English. (00:00:13) >> That's right. So, if you like learning (00:00:15) with us, please remember to (00:00:18) >> subscribe to our channel and like this (00:00:20) video. It helps us a lot. (00:00:22) >> Today, we are going to do something very (00:00:25) simple but very useful. Yes, we are (00:00:28) going to h talk about our day. A very (00:00:32) normal day. (00:00:34) >> Talk about your day. Perfect for (00:00:36) beginners. (00:00:38) >> So, Emma, how are you today? (00:00:40) >> I am great, Jack. Thank you for asking. (00:00:42) The weather is nice today. The sun is (00:00:45) shining. How are you? (00:00:47) >> I'm good. I'm good, but a little tired. (00:00:51) >> Oh, why are you tired? Well, last night (00:00:54) I watched a very interesting movie. It (00:00:58) finished very late. (00:00:59) >> Oh, Jack, you need more sleep. (00:01:02) >> I know. I know. But the movie was so (00:01:05) good. What about you? What did you do (00:01:08) this weekend? (00:01:09) >> This weekend? Oh, it was lovely. I (00:01:12) visited my family. We had a big dinner (00:01:14) together on Sunday. (00:01:16) >> That sounds wonderful. I love big family (00:01:19) dinners. (00:01:19) >> Me, too. Okay. Are you ready to talk (00:01:22) about our daily routines, Jack? (00:01:24) >> I am ready. Let's start. (00:01:27) >> Okay. So, let's talk about a normal day. (00:01:32) For example, yesterday, Jack, what did (00:01:36) you do yesterday from morning to night? (00:01:39) >> H yesterday. (00:01:42) Let me think. Okay, first and most (00:01:46) importantly, I woke up. (00:01:49) >> I woke up. This is the first thing we do (00:01:51) in the morning. It's the opposite of (00:01:54) sleeping. (00:01:54) >> Yes. My alarm clock rang and I opened my (00:01:58) eyes. I was still very sleepy. (00:02:01) >> I know that feeling. What time did your (00:02:04) alarm clock ring? (00:02:05) >> It rang at 7:00. 7:00 a.m. (00:02:08) >> 7 a.m. That is early. My alarm rings at (00:02:13) 7:30. (00:02:14) >> I like the quiet morning. After I wake (00:02:17) up, I don't jump out of bed. No, no, no. (00:02:21) I stay in bed for five minutes. (00:02:23) [laughter] (00:02:25) >> Oh, I do the same. I check my phone for (00:02:28) messages just for a few minutes. (00:02:31) >> Exactly. Then I finally get out of bed. (00:02:35) My feet touch the floor and I stand up. (00:02:38) >> Get out of bed? Yes. You don't stay in (00:02:42) bed all day. (00:02:44) >> No, I don't. I would be very hungry. (00:02:47) Then I walk to the bathroom. (00:02:49) >> Of course. What do you do in the (00:02:51) bathroom? (00:02:52) >> First, I look in the mirror. My hair is (00:02:55) always crazy in the morning. It's very (00:02:58) funny. [laughter] (00:03:00) >> I believe you. My hair is the same. (00:03:03) >> Then I brush my teeth. I use mint (00:03:06) toothpaste. It tastes fresh. (00:03:08) >> Me, too. (00:03:10) And then (00:03:11) >> I wash my face with cold water and soap. (00:03:15) The cold water is a little scary, but it (00:03:18) helps me wake up. (00:03:19) >> That's a good habit. I use warm water. I (00:03:23) don't like cold water on my face. (00:03:25) >> After the bathroom, I go to my bedroom (00:03:28) and get dressed. (00:03:29) >> What did you wear yesterday? Do you (00:03:32) remember? (00:03:33) >> H (00:03:34) Let me see. (00:03:37) I wore a blue t-shirt, my favorite blue (00:03:42) t-shirt, and black pants. Very simple (00:03:46) and comfortable. (00:03:47) >> Nice. I usually choose my clothes the (00:03:50) night before. It's easier in the (00:03:52) morning. (00:03:52) >> That is a smart idea. I should try that. (00:03:55) Okay. After I get dressed, I feel (00:03:58) hungry, so I go to the kitchen to make (00:04:02) breakfast. (00:04:03) >> What did you have for breakfast (00:04:04) yesterday? I had two pieces of toast (00:04:08) with butter and jam and a big cup of (00:04:12) black coffee. I need my coffee. And I (00:04:16) also ate a banana. Bananas are healthy (00:04:19) and easy. (00:04:20) >> That's a good breakfast. I had scrambled (00:04:23) eggs and a cup of tea with milk. I don't (00:04:26) like coffee. (00:04:27) >> More for me. So after breakfast, I have (00:04:31) a problem. Dirty dishes. Oh yes, the (00:04:36) plates and the coffee cup. (00:04:39) >> Yes, I put them in the sink and wash (00:04:42) them with hot water and soap. (00:04:44) >> Good for you, Jack. I sometimes just put (00:04:47) my dishes in the dishwasher. It is (00:04:49) faster. (00:04:51) >> You are lucky. I don't have a (00:04:53) dishwasher, so I wash everything by (00:04:55) hand. It takes about 5 minutes. Okay, so (00:04:59) your morning routine is wake up, stay in (00:05:03) bed for 5 minutes, get out of bed, go to (00:05:07) the bathroom, look in the mirror, brush (00:05:10) teeth, wash face, get dressed, make (00:05:14) breakfast, eat, and clean the dishes. (00:05:17) >> Yes, that's my morning. It sounds like a (00:05:21) lot, but it's normal. Now, Emma, tell me (00:05:24) about your morning after breakfast. (00:05:26) Well, after I put my dishes in the (00:05:29) dishwasher, I usually check my emails on (00:05:32) my computer. (00:05:33) >> Oh, me too. But I check my emails on my (00:05:36) phone. I also look at the news quickly. (00:05:39) Just the headlines. (00:05:40) >> Yes, the headlines. Then I get ready for (00:05:44) work. I work from home, remember? So, I (00:05:47) just walk from my kitchen to my desk and (00:05:50) the other room. My commute is only 10 (00:05:54) seconds. (00:05:55) That's amazing. You're so lucky. I have (00:05:58) a long commute. After I clean my dishes, (00:06:02) I need to leave my apartment. (00:06:04) >> What time do you leave? (00:06:05) >> I leave at about 8:15. (00:06:08) I put on my jacket and my shoes. And I (00:06:12) always check for my keys, my wallet, and (00:06:15) my phone. I call them phone, keys, (00:06:19) wallet. I say it every morning. (00:06:21) >> That is a very good habit. I always (00:06:23) forget my keys. So, you leave your (00:06:26) apartment. Then what? (00:06:28) >> First, I walk to the bus stop. It's a (00:06:30) 5-minute walk from my house. (00:06:32) >> Is it a nice walk? (00:06:34) >> Yes, it is. I pass by a small park. (00:06:37) Sometimes I see dogs playing there. It (00:06:40) makes me happy. (00:06:41) >> Aw, that's lovely. Then the bus comes. (00:06:45) >> Yes, the bus number 42. It usually comes (00:06:49) at 8:25. (00:06:50) How long is the bus ride? (00:06:53) >> The bus ride is about 25 minutes. It's (00:06:56) not too long. On the bus, I like to (00:06:59) listen to music on my headphones. (00:07:01) >> That's nice. What kind of music? (00:07:03) >> I like pop music. Happy music for the (00:07:06) morning. Sometimes if I am tired of (00:07:10) music, I listen to a podcast. (00:07:12) >> A podcast? What is a podcast? (00:07:15) >> Oh, a podcast is like a radio show on (00:07:19) the internet. (00:07:20) You can listen to people talk about many (00:07:23) things. I listen to a podcast about (00:07:25) science. It's very interesting. (00:07:28) >> I should try that. I just look out the (00:07:30) window when I am on a bus. (00:07:32) >> So, I arrive at work at almost 9:00. I (00:07:36) walk from the bus stop to my office (00:07:38) building. It's a big white building. (00:07:42) >> And you start work at 9:00 a.m. sharp. (00:07:46) >> Yes, I am a graphic designer. I sit at (00:07:50) my desk, turn on my computer, and check (00:07:52) my schedule for the day. (00:07:54) >> What is a graphic designer? Can you (00:07:57) explain? (00:07:58) >> Of course. A graphic designer makes (00:08:01) things look good. I make pictures for (00:08:04) posters, for websites, for company (00:08:07) reports. I use a computer and special (00:08:09) programs. (00:08:11) >> Oh, I see. So, you are very creative. (00:08:14) >> I try to be. And what do you do at your (00:08:17) desk, Emma? You are a writer, right? (00:08:20) >> Yes, I am a writer. So, I write articles (00:08:23) for a website. The articles are about (00:08:27) how to learn English. (00:08:29) >> Perfect. So, you are working right now. (00:08:32) >> Yes, I suppose I am. I also talk to my (00:08:35) boss and my colleagues on video calls. (00:08:39) >> Colleagues? What are colleagues? (00:08:41) >> Oh, colleagues are the people you work (00:08:44) with. It's a very useful word. Ah, I (00:08:47) see. Thank you. So, I have colleagues (00:08:50) too. In the morning, I often have a (00:08:53) meeting with my colleagues. (00:08:55) >> What do you do in the meeting? (00:08:57) >> We talk about our projects. My boss (00:09:00) asks, "Jack, how is the website design?" (00:09:03) And I say, "It is almost finished." We (00:09:06) drink coffee and talk. (00:09:08) >> That sounds nice. My meetings are (00:09:10) online, so I see my colleagues on my (00:09:13) computer screen. (00:09:15) Do you drink coffee during your (00:09:16) meetings? (00:09:18) >> No coffee for me. I drink a lot of tea (00:09:22) at my desk and I always have a big (00:09:25) bottle of water. I try to drink water (00:09:27) all day. Same for me. Water is very (00:09:31) important. (00:09:32) Okay, let's talk about lunch. I am (00:09:35) getting hungry again just talking about (00:09:37) it. What time do you have lunch? (00:09:40) >> I have lunch at about 12:30. 12:30 p.m. (00:09:44) >> Me, too. It's the perfect time. What did (00:09:48) you have for lunch yesterday? (00:09:52) >> I wasn't very hungry, so I made a simple (00:09:54) sandwich. A chicken sandwich with (00:09:56) lettuce. It was quick and easy. I ate it (00:10:00) at my desk while watching a short video (00:10:02) on YouTube. (00:10:03) >> Oh, that's not a good break. You should (00:10:06) leave your desk. I always leave my desk (00:10:08) for lunch. (00:10:10) >> You are right. I should do that. So, you (00:10:12) went out for lunch yesterday? (00:10:14) >> Yes, I went to a small cafe near my (00:10:17) office with my colleague Tom. (00:10:19) >> Oh, that's nice. What did you eat at the (00:10:22) cafe? (00:10:23) >> I ate a big green salad and a bowl of (00:10:26) tomato soup. It was delicious. And we (00:10:29) talked about our weekend. Tom went to (00:10:32) the cinema. (00:10:33) >> How long is your lunch break? (00:10:35) >> It's 1 hour. So, from 12:30 to 1:30. (00:10:40) Then I walk back to the office and go (00:10:42) back to work. (00:10:43) >> My lunch break is also 1 hour. Sometimes (00:10:47) after I eat, I take a short walk (00:10:50) outside. The fresh air is good for my (00:10:53) brain. (00:10:54) >> That's a very good idea. I should do (00:10:56) that, too. I usually just sit in the (00:10:59) cafe. (00:11:00) Okay. So, we work in the afternoon. The (00:11:04) afternoon is from about 100 p.m. to 5:00 (00:11:08) p.m. (00:11:09) >> Yes, I answer more emails and write my (00:11:13) articles. In the afternoon, I drink more (00:11:16) tea. Sometimes I eat a small snack like (00:11:19) an apple or some cookies. (00:11:22) >> Cookies. I love cookies. We have a (00:11:25) kitchen at the office and sometimes (00:11:27) there are cookies there, but not every (00:11:29) day. [laughter] (00:11:31) >> That is good. So, you work until 5:00? (00:11:35) >> Yes. 5:00 p.m. is the finish time. So, (00:11:38) at 5:00, I close my computer, clean my (00:11:42) desk a little, and say goodbye. See you (00:11:44) tomorrow to my colleagues. (00:11:46) >> And then you go home. (00:11:48) >> Yes. I put on my jacket and I leave the (00:11:51) office. I walk to the same bus stop. (00:11:54) >> Is the bus crowded in the evening? (00:11:57) >> Oh, yes. Very crowded. Many people (00:11:59) finish work at the same time. So (00:12:01) sometimes I have to stand on the bus. I (00:12:04) can't get a seat. (00:12:05) >> Ah, that's not comfortable. (00:12:07) >> No, it's not. But it's only 25 minutes. (00:12:11) I listen to music again, and look out (00:12:13) the window. (00:12:14) >> And what time do you arrive home? (00:12:16) >> I arrive home at about 5:45. (00:12:19) I open the door, take off my shoes and (00:12:22) jacket, and I feel very tired. I just (00:12:26) sit on the sofa for 15 minutes. I do (00:12:29) nothing. [laughter] (00:12:31) I understand that feeling perfectly. I (00:12:34) finish work at 5 and because I work from (00:12:37) home, I am already home. But I also like (00:12:40) to just sit on the sofa and rest for a (00:12:43) moment. I need to change from work mode (00:12:46) to home mode. (00:12:48) >> Home mode. I like that. Rest is (00:12:51) important. So after I rest, my stomach (00:12:55) speaks to me. It says, "Jack, I'm (00:12:58) hungry. Make dinner. (00:13:00) >> [laughter] (00:13:01) >> So, what did you make for dinner (00:13:03) yesterday? (00:13:04) >> Yesterday, I was not too tired, so I (00:13:07) cooked. I made pasta with tomato sauce (00:13:10) and some vegetables. I added onions and (00:13:14) mushrooms. It was easy and delicious. (00:13:17) >> Yum. I love pasta. I was lazy yesterday. (00:13:21) I ordered food from a Thai restaurant (00:13:23) online. (00:13:25) >> Oh, ordering food is great. Sometimes I (00:13:28) order pizza. It's so easy. (00:13:30) >> So after dinner, what do you do? This is (00:13:33) the evening routine. The fun part. (00:13:36) >> Okay. After dinner, I have the same (00:13:39) problem. Dirty dishes again. (00:13:42) >> Again. The story of your life. (00:13:45) >> Yes. So I wash the dishes again. Then (00:13:50) finally I have free time. I can relax. (00:13:54) >> What do you do to relax? Tell me (00:13:57) everything. (00:13:58) Well, it depends on the day. Yesterday, (00:14:02) first I called my parents. I talk to (00:14:04) them two times a week. (00:14:06) >> That's nice. How are they? (00:14:08) >> They're fine, thank you. Then after the (00:14:12) call, I watch TV. I am watching a funny (00:14:15) series on Netflix. It makes me laugh. (00:14:18) >> I love funny series. I am watching a (00:14:20) detective series. It is a little scary. (00:14:24) Oh, I don't like scary things before (00:14:27) bed. Sometimes instead of TV, I play (00:14:30) video games for about an hour or I read (00:14:32) a book. I like science fiction books. (00:14:35) >> I like to watch TV series or sometimes I (00:14:38) call my friend Sarah. We talk for a long (00:14:41) time. Or I just browse the internet. (00:14:46) >> Do you exercise, Emma, in the evening? (00:14:49) >> Oh, that's a good question. Yes, but not (00:14:52) every day. I'm not a sporty person. I (00:14:55) try to go for a run maybe two or three (00:14:58) times a week in the evening around 700 (00:15:01) p.m. (00:15:02) >> Good for you. I go to the gym, but only (00:15:06) on Mondays and Wednesdays. So, yesterday (00:15:10) was Tuesday, so no gym for me. I just (00:15:13) relaxed at home. (00:15:15) >> Okay. The last part of the day, getting (00:15:18) ready for bed, the night routine. (00:15:21) Ah, yes. I usually start getting ready (00:15:24) for bed at about 10:30 p.m. I go to the (00:15:28) bathroom. (00:15:29) >> What do you do in the bathroom? (00:15:31) >> I take a warm shower. Not too hot, not (00:15:34) too cold. It feels very good and helps (00:15:37) my body relax. (00:15:39) >> I take a shower, too, but I like it hot. (00:15:42) Then after the shower, I brush my teeth (00:15:45) again. Very important. (00:15:48) >> Yes, very important. I also brush my (00:15:50) teeth. Then I put on my pajamas. (00:15:54) >> Pajamas are the clothes you wear for (00:15:56) sleeping. They're usually very (00:15:58) comfortable. (00:16:00) >> Exactly. My pajamas are blue and have (00:16:03) pictures of stars on them. [laughter] (00:16:07) >> That's cute. Then what do you do in bed? (00:16:11) >> I get into bed. I have a very (00:16:13) comfortable bed. Then I usually look at (00:16:16) my phone. I check social media or watch (00:16:19) funny cat videos. I know it's a bad (00:16:22) habit. The light from the phone is not (00:16:24) good for sleep. (00:16:25) >> Well, many people do that. I try not to. (00:16:29) I sometimes read a real book, a paper (00:16:32) book for 10 or 15 minutes. It helps my (00:16:35) eyes feel tired. (00:16:36) >> That is a better habit. I should try (00:16:38) that. Then when I feel sleepy, I turn (00:16:42) off the light and I close my eyes and (00:16:46) sleep. (00:16:47) >> And you dream about designing posters (00:16:50) and washing dishes, (00:16:53) >> probably. And then the next morning, my (00:16:57) alarm clock rings at 7 a.m. and I do it (00:17:00) all again. (00:17:02) >> And that everyone is how we talk about a (00:17:05) normal day in a lot of detail. We use (00:17:09) many simple sentences to describe our (00:17:12) lives. (00:17:13) >> Wow, Emma, that was a very long (00:17:15) conversation about our day. We used a (00:17:18) lot of English. (00:17:19) >> We did. And we used some very, very (00:17:22) useful words. I think it's a good idea (00:17:25) to practice them a little more. (00:17:27) >> Excellent idea. Let's do a mini (00:17:30) vocabulary review. We will look at some (00:17:32) important words from our talk. (00:17:34) >> Okay. Let's start with a word you used, (00:17:37) Jack. The first word is commute. (00:17:41) >> Commute. C O N M U T E. It's a noun. (00:17:47) >> Can you explain what commute means? (00:17:50) >> Of course. Your commute is the regular (00:17:53) journey you make between your home and (00:17:56) your place of work or study. So for me, (00:18:00) my commute is from my apartment to my (00:18:03) office. And how long is your commute, (00:18:05) Jack? (00:18:06) >> My commute is about 30 minutes by bus. (00:18:09) It's a bus ride and a short walk. (00:18:12) >> And what about my commute? Do I have a (00:18:14) commute? (00:18:15) >> Well, your commute is very, very short. (00:18:18) You work from home. Your commute is from (00:18:21) your bedroom to your desk. Maybe 10 (00:18:24) seconds. (00:18:25) >> That's right. I have a very short (00:18:28) commute. So, everyone, what is your (00:18:31) commute? Do you take a bus, a train? Do (00:18:35) you walk? Think about it. (00:18:37) >> Okay, the next word is colleague. C O L (00:18:42) L E A G U E. (00:18:44) >> This is a great word. What is a (00:18:47) colleague? (00:18:48) >> A colleague is a person you work with, (00:18:51) not your boss, but a person who has a (00:18:54) similar job to you in the same company (00:18:56) or office. (00:18:58) >> So, Jack, who is your colleague? My (00:19:00) colleague is Tom. We are both graphic (00:19:03) designers. We work in the same office. (00:19:06) He is my colleague and also my friend. (00:19:08) >> And I have colleagues, too. My boss and (00:19:11) the other writers are my colleagues. We (00:19:14) work together online. [snorts] (00:19:16) >> It's a more professional word than (00:19:18) friend from work. Colleague is perfect (00:19:20) for talking about your job. (00:19:22) >> Let's move to another word. We talked (00:19:25) about this a lot. Routine. R O U T I N (00:19:31) E. (00:19:32) >> Routine. This is a noun. A routine is a (00:19:36) sequence of actions that you do (00:19:38) regularly every day or every week. It's (00:19:41) your usual way of doing things. (00:19:44) >> Can you give an example, Jack? (00:19:45) >> Of course. My morning routine is wake (00:19:49) up, brush teeth, get dressed, eat (00:19:52) breakfast. I do it every weekday. It's (00:19:54) the same. It's my routine. And I have an (00:19:58) evening routine. Take a shower, brush (00:20:01) teeth, read a book. It helps me sleep. (00:20:05) >> So everyone, what is your daily routine? (00:20:08) Do you have a morning routine or an (00:20:10) evening routine? (00:20:11) >> Okay, next word. This one is very (00:20:15) practical. Dishes. D I S H E S. (00:20:21) >> Dishes. This is a plural noun. Dishes (00:20:24) are all the things we use for eating and (00:20:26) cooking. Plates, bowls, cups, forks, (00:20:31) knives, and spoons. (00:20:33) >> And after we eat, what do we have? We (00:20:36) have dirty dishes. (00:20:39) >> Yes. And we need to wash the dishes. Or (00:20:42) if you are lucky like Emma, you can load (00:20:45) the dishwasher. (00:20:47) >> Emma holds up an imaginary plate. (00:20:51) This is a dish. A plate holds up an (00:20:55) imaginary cup. This is also a dish. No, (00:20:59) this is a cup. But together we call them (00:21:03) the dishes. (00:21:04) >> Correct. So after dinner, I wash all the (00:21:08) dishes. Plates, cups, forks, everything. (00:21:12) >> Our next word is a verb. I love relax. R (00:21:18) E L A X. (00:21:21) >> Relax. This is a wonderful verb. It (00:21:23) means to rest and to become calm and (00:21:26) comfortable. To not work, to not be (00:21:29) busy, just to be peaceful. (00:21:32) >> How do you relax, Jack? (00:21:34) >> I relax by watching TV, playing video (00:21:37) games, or reading a book. When I relax, (00:21:40) I sit on my comfortable sofa, and I (00:21:43) forget about work. (00:21:44) >> I relax by talking to friends or going (00:21:47) for a quiet walk. Everyone relaxes in (00:21:51) different ways. It's very important to (00:21:54) relax. (00:21:55) >> Let's add a new word we didn't explain (00:21:57) before. How about free time? (00:22:00) >> Ooh, free time is a great phrase. F R E (00:22:04) E T I M E. (00:22:07) >> Free time is the time when you are not (00:22:09) working and you can do what you want. (00:22:11) You can relax. You can have a hobby. You (00:22:14) can meet friends. So, in the evening (00:22:17) after I finish work and after I eat (00:22:20) dinner, I have free time. (00:22:22) >> Me, too. My free time is from about 7:00 (00:22:26) p.m. to 1000 p.m. That's 3 hours of free (00:22:29) time. (00:22:30) >> What do you do in your free time, (00:22:32) everyone? Please tell us. (00:22:34) >> Another useful phrase is by hand. (00:22:38) >> By hand. B Y H A N D. What does this (00:22:43) mean? It means to do something without (00:22:46) using a machine. For example, I wash my (00:22:49) dishes by hand. I don't have a (00:22:52) dishwasher, so I use my hands to wash (00:22:55) them. [snorts] (00:22:56) >> And sometimes people write letters by (00:22:59) hand, not on a computer. They use a pen. (00:23:03) >> Exactly. So by hand means manually using (00:23:06) your hands. (00:23:08) >> Okay, one more word. Let's talk about (00:23:11) habit. H A B I T. (00:23:15) >> Habit. A habit is something you do (00:23:18) often, almost without thinking because (00:23:20) you have done it many times before. (00:23:23) >> Jack, do you have a good habit? [snorts] (00:23:26) >> Yes, I have a good habit. I always wash (00:23:29) my dishes immediately after I eat. It's (00:23:32) a good habit. (00:23:34) >> And do you have a bad habit? (00:23:37) >> Yes, I have a bad habit. I look at my (00:23:40) phone in bed before I sleep. It's a bad (00:23:43) habit, but it's difficult to stop. (00:23:45) >> I have a good habit of drinking water (00:23:47) all day. (00:23:49) >> So, a habit can be good or bad. Let's (00:23:53) quickly repeat them all together. We'll (00:23:55) say the word and you repeat after us. (00:23:57) Ready? (00:23:58) >> Number one, commute. Pause for viewers (00:24:02) to repeat. (00:24:03) >> Number two, colleague. Pause for viewers (00:24:06) to repeat. Number three, routine. Pause (00:24:10) for viewers to repeat. (00:24:12) >> Number four, dishes. Pause for viewers (00:24:15) to repeat. (00:24:16) >> Number five, relax. Pause for viewers to (00:24:20) repeat. (00:24:21) >> Number six, free time. Pause for viewers (00:24:24) to repeat. (00:24:25) >> Number seven, by hand. Pause for viewers (00:24:28) to repeat. (00:24:29) >> And number eight, habit. Pause for (00:24:32) viewers to repeat. (00:24:33) >> Wonderful. You did a great job. These (00:24:37) words are so useful for talking about (00:24:39) your daily life. (00:24:40) >> Try to use one or two of these words (00:24:42) today when you practice English. You can (00:24:44) write a sentence in the comments. (00:24:46) >> Well, Jack, that was a really wonderful (00:24:49) conversation. We talked for a long, long (00:24:52) time. (00:24:52) >> We really did. And you know what? I feel (00:24:55) like I know you better now, Emma. I know (00:24:57) about your morning tea and your evening (00:24:59) runs. (00:25:01) >> And I know about your love for coffee (00:25:02) and your bus rides. But more (00:25:04) importantly, everyone at home, we hope (00:25:06) you learned a lot of English to talk (00:25:09) about your day. (00:25:10) >> Absolutely. Let's do a big summary. What (00:25:13) did we practice today? (00:25:14) >> Today, we practice how to describe a (00:25:17) full day from morning until night. We (00:25:20) started with the morning routine. (00:25:22) >> That's right. We used phrases like, "I (00:25:25) wake up at 7:00. (00:25:28) I get out of bed. I brush my teeth and (00:25:31) wash my face. I get dressed. I make (00:25:35) breakfast and eat breakfast. I clean the (00:25:39) dishes or wash the dishes. (00:25:41) >> Perfect. Then we moved on to the daytime (00:25:44) and work. (00:25:45) >> We did. We learned how to say I check my (00:25:49) emails and the news. I leave for work at (00:25:53) 8:15. (00:25:54) My commute is 25 minutes by bus. I start (00:25:59) work at 9:00 a.m. I have meetings with (00:26:02) my colleagues. I have lunch at 12:30. (00:26:06) >> And we can't forget the evening and (00:26:08) night routine. (00:26:09) >> Ah, the relaxing part. We practiced. I (00:26:13) finish work at 5:00 p.m. I arrive home (00:26:17) at 5:45. (00:26:19) I make dinner or order food. I relax in (00:26:23) my free time. I watch TV, read a book, (00:26:26) or call friends. I take a shower. I (00:26:30) brush my teeth. I go to bed at 11 p.m. (00:26:35) >> Wonderful summary, Jack. And we also (00:26:37) learned some very important vocabulary (00:26:40) words. Let's say them one more time (00:26:42) together. Ready, everyone? (00:26:44) >> Jack and Emma. Together slowly. (00:26:48) >> Commute. (00:26:48) >> Commute. (00:26:50) >> Colleague. (00:26:50) >> Colleague. (00:26:52) >> Routine. (00:26:52) >> Routine. Dishes. (00:26:54) >> Dishes. (00:26:55) >> Relax. (00:26:56) >> Relax. (00:26:58) >> Free time. (00:26:58) >> Free time. (00:27:00) >> Excellent. Remember, these words are (00:27:03) your tools. You can use them to build (00:27:06) many, many sentences about your own (00:27:08) life. (00:27:09) >> And that is the most important part. We (00:27:12) don't just want you to listen to us. We (00:27:14) want you to speak and write in English. (00:27:16) >> Which brings us to the most exciting (00:27:19) part of our video, the question of the (00:27:21) day. (00:27:22) >> Are you ready? I'm so excited to read (00:27:24) your answers. (00:27:25) >> Today's question is all about the fun (00:27:28) part of your day. So, the question is, (00:27:31) >> Jack, what is your favorite way to relax (00:27:34) in the evening? (00:27:36) >> Yes. Tell us, what do you do for fun (00:27:39) after a long day? Do you watch movies, (00:27:42) listen to music, play with your children (00:27:45) or your pet, cook a nice meal? Maybe you (00:27:48) like to exercise like me. or maybe you (00:27:51) play video games like me. There are no (00:27:54) wrong answers. We want to hear about (00:27:56) your life. (00:27:57) >> Please write your answer in the comments (00:28:00) below this video. You can write a short (00:28:03) sentence. For example, you can write I (00:28:06) relax by listening to music or my (00:28:09) favorite way to relax is watching (00:28:11) cartoons with my son. (00:28:13) >> Even if you make a small mistake, it's (00:28:15) okay. We are all here to learn. We (00:28:18) promise to read as many of your comments (00:28:20) as we can. We love to read them and we (00:28:23) sometimes even reply. (00:28:25) >> It's a great way to practice your (00:28:26) English writing and you can also read (00:28:28) comments from other English learners all (00:28:30) around the world. It's a wonderful (00:28:31) community. (00:28:32) >> Before we go, we want to say one more (00:28:34) thing. Learning a language is a long (00:28:37) journey. Some days are easy, some days (00:28:40) are difficult. (00:28:40) >> That is so true. If you had a difficult (00:28:43) day today, it's okay. Be kind to (00:28:46) yourself. Just watching this video is a (00:28:48) big step. You're doing a great job. (00:28:51) >> Every single word you learn is (00:28:53) important. Every sentence you practice (00:28:56) is a victory. We are so proud of you for (00:28:58) trying. (00:28:59) >> So from both of us, thank you. Thank you (00:29:02) for spending your time with us today. (00:29:05) Thank you for your hard work. (00:29:06) >> You are amazing. Keep going. Don't give (00:29:09) up. (00:29:10) >> So that's all for today's daily English (00:29:13) talk. Remember to (00:29:14) >> tell us your favorite way to relax in (00:29:16) the comments. (00:29:17) >> And if you enjoyed this lesson, please (00:29:20) give us a thumbs up and subscribe to our (00:29:22) channel for more simple, friendly (00:29:24) English practice. (00:29:25) >> See you next time. (00:29:26) >> Bye-bye. Take care. Goodbye everyone.