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The Iterative Marketing Podcast Ep. 50: Diversity in Persona - Duration: 23:25.
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Hello everyone and welcome to the Iterative Marketing podcast.
I am your host Steve Robinson
and with me as always is the gone way too long, Elizabeth Earin.
How are you doing today, Elizabeth?
I am well. It's nice to see you.
It is nice to see you.
We've been in touch via phone here
but we haven't sat down to record in quite a while.
It has been a while, yes.
So for our listeners who do not know or did not know
I had a baby,
we hadn't made the announcement yet on the podcast
because we thought we had a little extra time before the baby got here
but she decided to come early,
she came about six weeks early
but we're both out of the hospital and doing fine
and I now have a beautiful four-month-old baby girl.
And she is beautiful.
Thank you, thank you.
Yeah, we decided we weren't going to do the whole –
we're going to make sure if you're walking around the room
you've got a pillow in front of you
and because you're already only shot from here up anyway, so...
I thought we had some more time,
we had a solid plan in place,
she just decided to come a little early, so...
Yeah, so I want to apologize to our audience for a little gap we had here.
We tried to get as many episodes in the can as possible
but best laid plans didn't align with Mother Nature
and all that really matters though is that
there is another beautiful Earin in this world
and we get to come back and do this again.
Thank you, thank you!
Yeah, I'm excited to be back.
I've missed our podcasts,
so I'm excited to see what we're talking about today.
So I thought today we would talk about diversity in personas.
We had something come up over at Brilliant Metrics
that brought this topic to mind
and really started a dialog with a client
and internally in a completely different way.
As you know, Elizabeth, we would regularly get asked
about diversity within our personas,
should our personas be more diverse. Right?
Yeah and it was –
we always kind of steered away from that
because you want to limit the number of personas you have.
If you have too many personas
then you kind of get meddled in those details
and now you're trying to create new content and new collateral
and all of these new components for so many different people
and it becomes unmanageable.
Yeah
and our standard response was your persona should match your audience.
So, if your audience is not diverse
then don't try and make your personas diverse
and that line really held up
right up until it didn't
and so I thought we would
we talk through how that happened
and talk through our reasoning for our standard line
and how that might change in the future.
So, what was the standard line that we gave everyone?
Well, the standard line was that
the persona should match the gender and ethnicity
of the majority of the segments that it's trying to reach
and there were a couple of reasons for this.
So, the first reason has to do with cognitive dissonance
and we've talked about this in past episodes
but it's when two ideas don't fit well together
and a great example of this when we're talking about personas is that
if we are documenting the persona for a plant manager
and 90% of the plant managers are male
but then we create a persona for Julia, a female,
that doesn't necessarily make sense
and then what happens is that we get so focused on the fact that
we're now talking about this woman Julia
when we're typically interacting with males
that it starts to sort of get in the way of
just naturally being able to identify with this person.
Yeah. There are kind of two levels of our brain, right?
There's the conscious brain, the one that we work hard to think with
and then there's the more innate emotionally-driven animal type of brain
and our goal with personas is
to be able to tap into that more animal type of brain
that more emotionally driven, empathy driven part of the brain
and when you have something that
makes you think like
this is the wrong gender for what I know
or this is the wrong ethnicity for what I know about this particular person
then it gets in the way of that more guttural part of your brain
being able to empathize with that persona
and pretend that's a real person
which is what you want,
you want to trick your brain into thinking that that Julia is real.
Yeah, and this happens all the time.
I mean I can't tell you how many times we've sat in meetings with sales teams
and they've brought this up
and they're like, well, but that's not who it is,
that's not who we're talking to,
and so this is a real problem that
organizations deal within their persona development process.
There's a second reason why
it's dangerous to make your persona a minority within that targeted audience,
whether it's by gender, race, or even some other,
even geography, like if they don't live where they're supposed to live
but especially when it comes to gender and race
because if you make your persona a minority then
when you are empathizing with that persona,
it comes with a lot of other,
I hesitate to use the word baggage,
but with a lot of other facets to that persona, right?
An example would be
and I didn't know this until I looked up the stat
but veterinary professionals are 86% white and 81% female, right?
So, if I create a persona named Bruce
who's a black male veterinary professional
and I know that audience which I didn't until I looked up that stat
I would know that that Bruce is a minority,
Bruce stands out
and along with that I start to attach a whole lot of other ideas to Bruce, right?
So, you'd be focusing on things like gender and racial barriers
rather than maybe some of the other things
that would be associated with Sarah
who's our typical veterinarian that we see.
Yeah.
Bruce becomes a trailblazer,
he becomes a bold determined individual
who is willing to buck the stereotypes
and it's not just limited to veterinarians,
I mean this happens in a lot of professions.
If you can think about what it would be like if you created a persona for
a non-white or non-male coal mine worker
or a female sheet-metal worker,
even male nurses,
I mean you start to when you get inside the head
of what it's like to be in a profession that you don't match
you start to carry with all the empathy
of what it must be like to be a minority
and face some discrimination or face just being the odd one out.
Well, our personas document
fears and wants and desires
and so when you are looking at those minority personalities or personas,
when you are looking at the male nurse
he's going to necessarily have different aspirations
or he may have different fears
or different experiences that have led to that.
And so this has been our standard line
but that last thing that you talked about,
about some of those different fears and different aspirations
and some of those
that additional texture that comes with that particular persona
sometimes that's what we need
and I think that's what came up with this particular client.
I'm not going to mention who it is because it's,
obviously diversity is delicate,
that's a delicate industry
but I think when we get back from the charity break,
we'll dive into why sometimes you do want the extra facets
that come along with that minority persona.
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And we are back.
Okay, so back to the story at the beginning,
we had this client that come along that
basically changes up our standard line, right?
And I'll fill in a little bit here
because Elizabeth obviously you're not there interacting with this client,
so for starters
this client is a membership organization,
so that changes things right there,
we're now marketing to try and bring members into the ranks
and engage members within the ranks.
Secondarily,
diversity happens to be a major initiative
both for membership and also for the industry at large that they represent
and so this kind of changes the game
about what it might mean to create personas
that are focusing attention on the majority of the audience.
Well, with one of their goals being diversity
not recognizing and not acknowledging those minority personalities
is going to keep them from being able to accomplish their goals
because they're going to be stuck in designing marketing materials
and collateral and messaging that fits that general population
as opposed to these minority populations that they want to go after more.
Yeah.
They could even create materials
that inadvertently make minorities feel uncomfortable
that could send exactly the opposite message that they want to
and obviously it would be anything that they do consciously
but by focusing to cater to that audience
they could end up sabotaging their own diversity initiatives.
At the same time though if they focus on the personas,
the minority personas,
then they can actually create messaging
that doesn't apply to the original audience
or the audience they had the original personas designed for as well,
correct?
Yeah.
Maybe not so much push away the original personas
but focusing on the wrong psychographic tendencies,
the wrong issues.
Again bringing back to your point earlier,
a minority within an industry,
particularly a profession that is primarily male when they're female
or female when they're male
or black when they're white
that creates its own set of psychographics,
it creates its own set of diversity frustrations,
aspirations, attitudes, feelings,
and so if your marketing messaging is catering to those
frustrations, aspirations, and feelings,
you might be missing the shared frustrations,
the shared aspirations,
the shared feelings among both the minority audience and the majority audience
because you're stepping over those to get to the more stronger emotions
that you would identify with a minority audience.
So and I think I know the answer to this question
but what's the solution?
I know we're huge advocates for as few personas as possible
but I think that this is the instance
where you need to actually have a second set of personas.
I don't know, what do you think?
Yes and I think
the key here is coming back
and really looking at what the organization's objectives are
and looking at the organization,
the makeup of the organization
and having that conversation
and acknowledging that there are differences.
By creating one majority and one minority
specifically in those areas
where diversity is something that they're trying to work on
I think that's the only way
they're going to be able to meet those goals and objectives.
Yeah.
And then the way that I see us using these is
build for the majority audience
and have that persona front of mine
because you can't have more than one persona front of mine
while you're doing your work,
it just doesn't work,
build for the majority audience
and then set that persona aside
and then pull out your minority persona
and then go back through everything you did
from the perspective of that minority persona
as if you were embodying him or her
and then take a look at at the experience that you're creating
and make sure that it is
equally or maybe even slightly better for that minority persona along the path
but that it's solving the pain points,
it's meeting the needs,
it's addressing the desires, wants, or frustrations
of the majority audience first.
So, let me ask you this if we –
I want to make sure I understand,
so we'll design it to our majority persona
and then we'll come back and we'll double-check
that collateral against our minority persona.
Now, if there's something there that doesn't jive with our minority persona
are you saying that we should revise the collateral
or are you saying that we should create new collateral?
Ooh! That's a great question.
I think it depends on your goals and your budget.
I think it depends on
if you can do it in an authentic way that's not pandering,
then yes,
if you have a diversity initiative
I think that it makes sense to go ahead and create
a second set of collateral if you feel that's the best course of action
and you can't just go back and revise the initial.
Yeah.
I would actually caution about revising the initial,
not saying that it can't be done
but be wary of revising it so much that now you've got such a generic message
that it's not actually speaking to anyone
because I could see that potentially going –
this happening in this scenario.
It's interesting.
It almost paints a whole other layer onto the problem
because by creating two messages
are you losing the opportunity to drive acceptance
and push those diversity initiatives
a little bit into your majority audience too, right?
Exactly.
And I think though this is just a perfect example of why we need personas
because we're trying to get inside of the
heads of such different groups of people
and find that message that resonates with them
and it's not as simple as a checkbox.
This isn't one of those decision trees
that you just like if it's yes then you go here
and if it's no you go here,
this is where your experience as a marketer is going to come into play
and you're going to test
and then use the data you gather
to figure out what the right way to go is.
For those of you that aren't watching on video right now
I can see Steve's mind working here.
I can see the gears turning
that I've asked you a question
that maybe you hadn't considered
and I have a feeling
there's going to be a lot of new ideas that come out of this.
So that was fun to watch. - Yeah, yeah
So where is this applicable?
Because again we don't want to create more personas than we have to,
so we don't want to be going create minority personas all over the place,
so I'll tell you where I think
but I'm curious where do you think this is applicable, Elizabeth?
So, I think when we talk specifically
was sort of how this started with a membership organization,
I think it's a great place for it to start
but I think there's other opportunities too.
Recruitment marketing I think would be a great example,
HR departments are starting to use personas to craft job descriptions
and they're using that to help identify
which of those resumes are going to be the best fit for the company
and not only that but to use those personas
to help figure out what sort of environment do we want to create,
what does our culture look like,
and how can we use that to pull in the right candidates,
to attract the right people.
And so in those cases I could see this potentially working
because if you're trying to diversify your workforce
you're going to see some differences
in what may be attracting people to that specific job
or even your organization.
Yeah.
I think it also comes into play with existing team members as well,
so our existing employees,
if you're doing some employer branding
or some facet of your marketing is going to be hitting
the audience of your existing employee base
and you see this a lot in larger organizations,
then obviously diversity is top of mind for your own employees.
So, in that case
there may be a very good use case for creating a minority persona.
That makes sense.
I have another question that just popped in my head.
So when we're talking about these minority personas
that we would be creating
are we taking our majority persona
and then just tweaking the fears and aspirations section
or is this an entirely different persona?
Well, I think day in the life is largely going to be the same I think,
background is largely going to be the same I think,
the key differences are really going to come into play in the psychographics.
I think that that's really where it comes out
in fears, wants, desires, needs
but certainly I mean it also needs to be accurate.
So, if you look at this persona and you say,
well, no, it's actually not like that
if you're a minority in this particular field,
then you'd want to change that
and I think most of what we've been talking about has been B2B
but I think there are plenty of B2C use cases as well.
Yeah.
It's I think it's just interesting,
sorry, my mind's turning right now.
I think it's interesting too
because a lot of times when we're sitting in these persona development meetings
a lot of those discussions get held up by what is their background
and some of the color that we're adding to make them real to us
and really the key takeaway here is those psychographics
is what we really want to be focusing on
to make sure that we're meeting their needs
and we're talking to them about something that they've got
an interest in and passion about.
And at the same time
you really only want to change them
when it overshadows the basic psychographics of the majority persona
and that's not going to happen everywhere
and it's not even going to happen all that often I would think
but you can't tell me being a female or minority coal mine worker
that you approach work every day
exactly the same as your white male counterpart.
There is a difference there.
Well, thank you for that divergence.
Yeah.
Let's summarize what we talked about today
and the few conclusions we did come to
although I think I speak for both of us
when I say our heads are still spinning a little bit on this
but I think one of the key things is
is the next time you build out your persona
know your numbers
and know for sure
whether you are even talking about a minority audience in the first place
and I threw out a couple of statistics today,
we will link to some resources in the show notes,
there is a really cool site I stumbled on called datausa.io
and then of course the Bureau of Labor Statistics
publishes all of their stats as well
and you can really dive into at least gender
and racial diversity and percentages there.
And that's a great place to start
when you're just getting started on your persona development
and trying to figure that out
and compare that to your own audience or customer segments.
If your personas also support recruitment like staffing
or a membership organization like we discussed today
or they overlap with any sort of diversity initiatives
then you're going to want to make sure that
you explore that minority persona in addition to your majority persona.
It's always important as Steve mentioned earlier
that you are designing your collateral with one specific person in mind
and then using that to double-check as you move forward.
Yeah.
And that's the key, it's a double check.
So, build with that majority in mind
and then come back and check with the minority
unless you are specifically building something targeted
at that minority audience
as you suggested might be valuable in some cases.
So with that I want to thank everyone for taking the time to join us today
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It is your responsibility to ensure that you understand and comply with these instructions.
An important document for your refugee claim is the Basis of Claim Form.
The Basis of Claim Form is your opportunity to tell your story and explain why you need
Canada's protection.
The responses you provide on this form will help the decision-maker understand your claim.
It is also essential that you tell the truth and provide complete and detailed responses
to the questions asked in the Basis of Claim Form.
When you submit your form, you will also need to attach the required identity and travel
documents and other relevant documents you have in support of your claim.
If you request refugee protection at a port-of-entry, whether at a land border, a seaport or at
an airport, and your claim is referred to the Immigration and Refugee Board by the officer,
you will have 15 days to provide the original and a copy of your completed Basis of Claim
Form to the Immigration and Refugee Board.
If you have spent time in Canada and are making a claim at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
Canada or a Canada Border Services Agency inland office, you will be expected to have
completed a Basis of Claim Form prior to coming to an interview and provide it to the Officer
who conducts your eligibility interview.
If your claim is eligible and referred to the Immigration and Refugee Board, the Officer
will forward a copy of your completed Basis of Claim Form to the Immigration and Refugee
Board on your behalf.
If you move or change your address at any time during the refugee protection process,
you must inform the Immigration and Refugee Board as well as Canada Border Services Agency
or Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, depending on which office referred your claim
to the Immigration and Refugee Board.
If you obtain any identity or travel documents after you have submitted your completed Basis
of Claim Form you must submit two copies of these to the Immigration and Refugee Board
as soon as possible.
All your documents must be submitted to the Immigration and Refugee Board no later than
10 days before your hearing.
This can include such things as police, medical and other documents that support your claim.
Your refugee protection hearing is an important part of the refugee determination process.
Your hearing will be held in private before a decision-maker of the Immigration Refugee
Board's Refugee Protection Division, also referred to as a 'member'.
This member has received special training in refugee protection matters and is experienced
in asking questions about a claim.
To prepare for the hearing, the member will review the forms completed at your eligibility
interview, your Basis of Claim Form, and any other documents that you have submitted.
If they were not already provided to the Immigration and Refugee Board, also remember that you
must bring the originals of your documents, including identity documents, to your hearing.
You can bring copies if originals are not available.
For specific timelines on what information or documents to share with the Immigration
and Refugee Board and when, consult the Claimant's Guide.
The Claimant's Guide is available on the Immigration and Refugee Board website at:
www.irb-cisr.gc.ca
During your hearing, you will have a chance to tell the decision maker why you are afraid,
and about whom and what you fear.
In most cases, this hearing is when the decision on whether to grant you refugee status will
be made.
At other times, the decision-maker will reserve his or her decision for later.
The decision maker will expect you to be able to answer a number of important questions
at your hearing, such as: What do you fear will happen to you if you
return to your country of origin?
Do you think you will be harmed if you return to your country of origin?
Did you seek help from authorities, including police or any other organizations, in your
country?
Did you try to move to another part of your country?
There is a possibility that the Minister intervenes at your hearing, in which case you will receive
a notice of intent to intervene.
In such a case, a representative from the Canada Border Services Agency or Immigration,
Refugees and Citizenship Canada acts as the Minister's counsel before the Refugee Protection
Division.
More information on the Minister's participation at your hearing is available in the Claimant's
guide or on our Website.
The Immigration and Refugee Board has a team of researchers who gather reliable information
and write objective reports on the conditions in the countries of origin of claimants.
They collect information and write about human rights and other issues affecting refugee
claimants.
This research, available on the Immigration and Refugee Board website, includes "National
Documentation Packages" organized by country.
A decision maker may ask you questions during your hearing that are based on these reports.
You or your counsel may go to the Immigration and Refugee Board website to review the documents
in the National Documentation Package for your home country as the Refugee Protection
Division may consider them when deciding your claim.
You have the right to be represented by counsel at your hearing.
Counsel may be anyone that you choose.
However, if you pay your counsel, then he or she must be a lawyer, a notary in the province
of Québec, an authorized paralegal, or a member of an approved association such as
the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council.
If you have counsel for the hearing, that individual must be available on the date and
time indicated on the 'Notice to Appear' for a hearing.
If you have an eligibility interview at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or Canada
Border Services Agency and have retained counsel, bring his or her dates of availability for
the hearing with you.
On the day of your hearing, you must present yourself at the location and time indicated
on your notice to appear.
If you fail to show up for your hearing you will have to attend a special hearing within
5 days and provide a satisfactory explanation for not attending the hearing.
Otherwise, your claim can be declared "abandoned" and you will have to leave Canada without
having had your refugee protection claim considered.
If you have requested an interpreter for a language other than English or French, the
Immigration and Refugee Board will provide one at your hearing.
Your counsel and your interpreter will be seated with you during your hearing.
Videoconferencing may be used if you and the decision-maker are at different locations.
Sometimes, two or more people make a joint claim for refugee protection.
This would be the case when a family is making a claim together.
All adult claimants may speak for themselves during the hearing but in most cases, one
person acts as the spokesperson for the family.
Other family members will be given the opportunity to provide additional information and confirm
that the information being provided is accurate.
All claimants are required to attend the hearing.
Young children must be identified but they will not normally stay in the hearing room.
In those cases, you are asked to bring another adult to care for the children outside the
hearing room.
Claimants under 18 years of age or who are unable to understand the nature of the proceedings
will normally have a family member or other representative to help them.
This person is referred to as a designated representative.
Hearings are held in private and any person wishing to observe your hearing will need
your permission.
One exception is that a representative from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
could be present at your hearing.
As you enter the hearing room you will notice that the room allows for the member to sit
at the front; you will sit across from the member.
Your counsel, if you have one, and a minister's representative if he or she chooses to participate
in your claim, can sit at the side tables.
The interpreter, if present, will usually sit next to you.
The member will start the recording system and proceed to open the hearing.
"This is a hearing of the claim for refugee protection made by Tatyana Dushku from Albania.
This hearing is being held at the IRB office in Toronto on January 15th, 2013.
My name is Joanne Smythe and I will be deciding your claim.
As the hearing begins, you will first be required to formally promise to tell the truth.
"Could you please stand and raise your right hand.
Do you solemnly affirm that the evidence that you will give shall be the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth?"
"Yes."
"Thank you.
You may be seated."
"The claimant is represented by counsel, Mr. Johnson."
The decision-maker will then explain the process that will follow.
"I am now going to begin asking you questions about your claim for refugee protection.
My questions are for the purpose of gathering information to allow me to make a fair and
informed decision about your claim.
If a question is unclear please say so and it will be rephrased."
All hearings are audio recorded but these recordings, like the hearing itself, are confidential.
It is important that you be truthful and provide as much information as possible about your
circumstances; the reason you left your country; and why you are seeking protection.
The decision maker will need all these details to make an informed and fair decision.
If you are represented by counsel, he or she may ask you additional questions to provide
further information.
If a representative of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or the Canada Border
Services Agency, referred to as the Minister's counsel, participates in your claim and is
present at the hearing, they may also ask you additional questions.
You, or your counsel if you have one, or any other person participating in the hearing,
will be given an opportunity to make final statements about your claim.
Based on your responses to the questions and the information in the supporting documents,
the decision-maker will make a decision.
In most cases, you can expect to be told right away whether or not you are receiving refugee
protection and the reasons why.
In other cases, the decision-maker may need additional time to make his or her decision,
in which case you will receive written reasons and a Notice of Decision at a later date.
Note that the Minister has the right to appeal a positive decision made by the Refugee Protection
Division, through a Canada Border Services Agency or Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
Canada representative.
If your claim is rejected, the written Notice of Decision sent to you from the Refugee Protection
Division will include an explanation of the reasons why your claim was rejected.
The Notice of Decision will indicate whether you may appeal the decision to the Refugee
Appeal Division or whether you may make an application to the Federal Court for judicial
review, should you wish to do so.
Details on your rights and what to expect following the Refugee Protection Division's
decision will be provided to you with the Notice of Decision.
On behalf of Canadians, the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada's mandate is to
resolve immigration and refugee cases efficiently, fairly and in accordance with the law.
All Immigration and Refugee Board decisions have an impact on the lives and security of
those who appear before it.
As such, decision makers at the Immigration and Refugee Board are committed to making
quality decisions, based on principles of fairness and natural justice.
This video provides an overview of the refugee protection process in Canada.
It is important that you and all those involved in your case understand the refugee protection
claim process.
We strongly urge you to consult our website for the most up-to-date information and resources
to guide you through this process.
Please visit our website at: www.irb-cisr.gc.ca
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Hey, it's Shereen here today
just sitting in the backseat of the
B250.
I've got Bill Lam here with me.
Just going to be asking him a few questions about the
2018 B250 4MATIC
K Bill, how many horsepower does the B250 have?
The B250 has 208 horse
so even though it is a 4 cyclinder
it's a pretty peppy car
How many pounds feet of torque?
258 pound feet of torque
This B250 now has what is called an Avantgarde Edition Package
so it's loaded with different features
Bill, can you name 3 or 4 of the features that it now has?
It has a sunroof, LED lights
Reverse camera, standard with the B250's now.
Bluetooth, Apple Carplay, and many many others
Come on in to Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West
and you can see me or Bill
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and we have a B250 and many other cars
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Are You Bilingual - a Polyglot? Is English Changing your personality? - Duration: 16:26.
Are you bilingual? How's English changing your personality? Welcome to Speak English Now podcast
with your host Georgiana. The podcast that will help you to speak English
fluently with no grammar and no textbooks. Hi everyone, I'm Georgiana
founder of SpeakEnglishPod.com My mission is to help you speak English
fluently. In this episode I'd like to talk about how speaking a different
language can change your personality after that a cool mini story to practice
your English speaking. Ok let's get started! In this episode I'd like to talk
about how speaking a different language can change your personality. Yes, you
heard me well! Studies show that depending on the language you speak your
personality can be affected. Researchers have found that speaking two or more
languages could give you a split personality.
they say that numerous speakers have completely unique identities in each of
the languages they speak apparently the way you speak impacts the way you think
and it influences everything from how you make decisions to how you perceive
color. As you may know I can speak several languages besides English when I
talk in German for example I notice that the way I interact with people the way I
organize my ideas and my thoughts my emotions all of these become profoundly
influenced by the language I'm speaking. Whenever I speak in German I become more rational.
On the other hand if I have a conversation in Spanish I can observe
myself behaving differently. It's like being a different person. In this case I feel
more relaxed easy-going. To acquire new self you need to immerse yourself into
the culture. You can achieve that by taking a trip abroad watching movies,
interact with a native speaker, or listening to the Speak English Now
podcast. Of course! Another key factor is how well you know the language of course.
It's not the same if your levels low the more you dominate the language the more
it influences your personality this is essential to understand some students
really like adopting a slightly different personality when they're
progressing on their English you can think that as imitating a native it's
not just trying to pronounce like a native but more like really believing
you're a native speaker this way it greatly helps your ability to progress
and improve my advice is that when you're learning English try to adopt
that specific personality of the language this way it'll get easier and
easier and finally you speak English fluently and confidently when you learn
a new language you're not simply memorizing vocabulary
and grammar rules you also have the opportunity to adapt new elements of
your identity now let's move on to the next section let's practice your
speaking here I'll use the question and answer technique this is the perfect
lesson for ultimate izing your spoken English this is how it works I'll give
you some information a phrase or two I'll ask simple questions
after each question there will be some seconds of silence it's your turn to
answer the question just try to give an easy and short answer not a complex one
after you answer I'll give you a correct answer this process will continue and
little by little I'll be telling a story using questions and answers ok let's get
started
Lee is a Chinese guy who lives in Shanghai and studies Italian does Lee
travel to Shanghai no Lee doesn't travel to Shanghai does Lee live in Shanghai
yes he lives in Shanghai is Lee Italian
no he's not Italian he's Chinese who's Chinese
Lee. Lee's Chinese and he lives in Shanghai who studies Italian? Lee. He
studies Italian he has always wanted to learn Italian it's been his dream ever
since he was a little kid what did Lee always want to learn Italian he always
wanted to learn Italian did Lee always want to learn English no he always
wanted to learn Italian ever since he was a little kid Lee
wanted to learn Italian what was Lee's dream
Lee's dream was to learn Italian ever since he was a little kid. Lee wanted to
learn Italian did he always want to learn French no not French he always
wanted to learn Italian sadly every time he tries to speak Italian
like he speaks Chinese he fails miserably
Does he try to speak Italian like he speaks Chinese? Yes Lee tries to
speak Italian just like he speaks Chinese. Does he
succeed speaking Italian just like he speaks Chinese?
No. He fails he can't speak Italian like he speaks Chinese he fails
miserably who fails to speak Italian like he speaks Chinese Lea he fails to
speak Italian like he speaks Chinese can Lea speak
Italian well
No. Lee can't speak Italian well. Can Lee speak Italian as well as he speaks
Chinese? No. He can't speak Italian as well as he speaks Chinese he fails
miserably Lee tries out a new approach and starts speaking Italian by imitating
the natives does Lee try out a new approach yes he tries out a new approach
a different method who tries out a new approach James? Not James. Lee. He tries
out a new approach easily imitating the native Italian speakers yes Lee's
imitating the natives he wants to speak like them does Lee
speak Italian like the Chinese no now he's trying out a different approach
whenever he speaks Italian Li's imitating the Italians after only one
month he notices a great improvement he can finally speak Italian fluently and
confidently he's really excited about it when does Lee noticed a great
improvement after only one month he notices a great improvement after only
one month thusly notice a little improvement or a grade one a great one
Lea notices a great improvement can he finally speak English fluently
no not English Italian Lea can finally speak Italian fluently and he's very
excited about it
can we speak Italian confidently
yes Lee can finally speak Italian confidently who's excited about speaking
Italian fluently are you excited no not me I'm not
excited it's Lee who's excited about speaking Italian fluently who speaks
Italian fluently
Lee Lee finally speaks Italian fluently
Lee so happy that he moves to Milan and sets up an Italian restaurant called Lee
pizza is Lee happy or sad
Lee's happy he's so happy that he moves to Milan. Who moves to Milan? Lee?
yes Lee moves to Milan now that he can speak Italian fluently and confidently
he wants to live in Italy does Lee want to visit Italy no he doesn't want to
visit Italy he wants to move to Milan he's Lee going to Milan to improve his
Spanish no he's not going to Milan to improve his Spanish. He wants to set up
an Italian restaurant wisely moving to Milan does he have an Italian friend
No. Lee doesn't have an Italian friend Lee's moving to Milan to set up his own
Italian restaurant called Lee pizza
Ok, this is the end of this short lesson. I really hope that you've enjoyed this
story. As you can see you're answering easy questions all the time the
questions are easy on purpose and this technique helps you to develop your
speaking skills it's like practicing your speaking with another person. By the
way, this is one of the techniques that I use in my English courses. I recommend
you to take a look at: Courses.SpeakEnglishPod.com Awesome! this is the
end of this episode remember to listen to it several times it will help you
with your English see you soon and have a wonderful week! Bye! Bye! Did you enjoy
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flipping the golden Tesla that's not cheap everything I do is electric gone
he streets fuck up in the mall like I'll take one
of each and today I'm going to be doing a video showing you guys some of the new
things that are coming out and new things that I purchased and yeah so I
don't like it she can do color haul video I guess today I'm gonna be
doing aha video I'm gonna have to break the haul up into two different hogs
because I've gotten a lot of different things I guess everything that I'm going
to show you is it necessarily new but it's new to me and seeing that I've been
trying out and things that I've been loving so the first thing that I'm gonna
talk about is something that it's been like raped and all over YouTube like
it's been pumped up it's been hyped up and it's bomb it is definitely bummed
you guys are probably already know what I'm talking about but I don't want to do
a whole video on that because I feel like there's so many videos of Rihanna
Fenty Beauty on YouTube right now so therefore I'm not gonna do a whole video
on it maybe I'll review the foundation a
little bit later on I am wearing the foundation today my shade is 4:30 and
here it is it's kind of messy because I've been literally using it it's
probably it weights like right here right now but I'm absolutely in love
with the foundation it dries very fast it's very liquidy
it keeps me matte all day I've worn it in two different like climates have
women in Texas Houston's humidity and I'm also a warning in California where
it's nice and breezy I'm gonna be wearing it in New York and this weekend
so yeah okay I absolutely love it from the collection I would say well let me
tell you what I got so far so I got the foundation originally I ordered 450 and
450 was too dark I noticed that when everybody else started putting posting
their videos so I gave it to my little sir because she's a little bit darker
than me and it seemed like it would match her hopefully it does I'm not even
sure and then I purchased the UM the deep stick set I'm not in yet everybody
does that in other videos I want so many fancy beauty videos um to make sure that
I was getting the right shades of everything because you know it's really
really hard to order it online I did go so for the next date but
because I'd already placed my order online I had to I just bought it I just
bought a new one or whatever but anyway this isn't a review I'm just gonna show
you what I got so I got three of the matchsticks I got em Labiche set on the
concealer shade was suede it came with expresso cinnamon and suede suede
actually gave it to my little sister because I thought it would rank better
for her to conceal like for me it was really close to my skin tone so I just
passed on that when I gave it to her I mean I really want to be a match stick
in the shade what shape is that I really wanted the match stick in the shade I'm
gonna put the shade like going across the screen so that you guys could see
that but I really wanted it and that shade and I feel like I need to tell you
what shade it was and it's killing me um I also got the kilowatt highlighter in
the shade ginger Bingen Moscow Mule I absolutely love this one the other ones
that I didn't feel like they would match my skin tone I have ginger binge on my
inner corners right now and I will tell you what I'm wearing on my lid in a
second um and then I got kilowatt I do not feel
like kilowatt is a highlighter that I can actually wear walking out the house
I do have a little bit of it on today but I toned it all the way down like all
the way down I tried to use this like with the lip gloss in it to see if they
could just be like the glittery type lip gloss it's a lot of glitter and there's
why put or fall out therefore you have like a lot of glitter on your face when
using it it's a difficult product to work with but that glove seriously
that glow though so I wish I kind of wish it was in a more wearable color but
I guess you know like her statement piece but I wish it was in a wearable
color because I literally I can't even in the front like I literally laughed at
I'm with every YouTube thumbnail that I saw with just a big yellow greenish
yellow start gold stripe going across everybody's face because it's like super
bright and it's just too much it is it's literally just too much I love Rihanna -
I love them to beauty - but it is too much and that's trophy wife talking wife
and definitely a bit money but it's definitely um how you said it's um it's
a showstopper I'd say that it's a showstopper but yeah so I absolutely
love this my penty beauty products that I got I just got these two matchsticks
now and cinnamon and expresso and I do plan on getting I'm one for concealer
and I have the lip gloss lip gloss is cool on me it doesn't show like if it's
a shade it's just like a clear lip gloss but it is quite does like long I'm the
powder I love the powder I got the powder with
the brush that attaches to it because I mean I am oily so I think it would be
helpful and it's cool um don't use too much because if you do use too much you
will it does have some color so if you use too much your face will get a bit
ashy so don't use too much I'm not gonna say it gives you a white cast but it
makes you lighter so doing you too much just a little bit goes a long way with
this stuff and it literally does the job um something else that I just recently
purchased that I've been loving what else I have a blotting 16 but I
haven't use those so I guess there's no point of going through that with you
guys but I have the blotting six the blotting sheets but I haven't used them
because the whole foundation literally has just been keeping me matte so I
haven't had to use the blotting sheets yet which is crazy but I don't know what
I think come at me if you guys want me to do like an actual review of the
products I can definitely do that just let me know but I feel like you guys
already know what's up with those products here you know they're great you
know that all of it you know and I'm gonna be like a broken record saying the
same thing that everybody else is saying no for what so the next thing that I'm
gonna go ahead and show you is something that just came in today so I'm super
excited about that it's use it on my lip today it is that via Stila I put it in
upside down but it's a steal at I four elegants shimmer and glow and glitter
and go blow kits and it's the little minis and it is so cute I think it's it
is such support exclusive it comes with the minis if you're not familiar with
the glitter and gold go glitter you do not familiar with the glitter and glow
sealer glitters you need to get to life you need to get you some so the one that
I own is roads go to retro which looks like this I actually own another one too
it's the gold one but I don't know where that is right now to be honest that is
what rose gold retro looks like and it is like a glitter it does have a glitter
like glitter is what you see on the lid literally and like a metallic sheen but
mainly the glitter when it dries down you really really really really see the
glitter um I absolutely was a dying thing in my hands on next to note so
when I thought in this set I was like well you can't beat it I wanted other
colors too so next to note looks like this and I have next to note on my lid
and then next to notes shimmer version is called twig well it's
not really the shimmer version but I use it to go underneath it um and that is
what twig looks like okay so the next glitter and glow shade that I'm going to
show you is smoldering satin and this is smoldering satin right here
smoldering sudden I actually have it on my lid too but like in the inner to
create kind of like the ombre and I absolutely love the tradition like it's
kind of the topi gold with our taupey color with silver glitters silvery gold
glitters I leave enough I can explain that correctly and I don't know if these
are gonna show up on camera correctly but they are shiny
the next one that I'm going to show you is a grace - which is the shimmer not
shimmer if see like metallic shade it's the
shimmering glow okay so the metallic II ones are shimmer and glow which I don't
know either customer because they really are like metallic you should be like the
ecology blow but maybe they're conditioning they look metallic okay so
I'm gonna call these that metallic England they're really glittering whoa
oh my god shimmer and glow so these are shimmer and glow and the one with the
glitter glitter in glow so this one is shady grace and then the last one are
the last glittering glowing that I'm going to show you is in the shade peachy
Sheen
and it's really a sheen with glitter literally and it looks kind of like
holographic a little bit it has like multiple colors like a greeny blue pink
mmm and it's like a pink metallic a shade c13 type shape and I don't peach
maybe you called it and then the last one is gonna be kitten and I'm gonna
swatch kitten on this side right here and kitten is a shimmer and glow without
the love and that is kitten right here it is a pink metallic color a super
super super pale pink I would say yeah
and this is the set if you're wondering if it works well for women have to let
you guess I think so if you were but if you're wondering if
these are worth it I think they're definitely worth it like I've had these
this one for months and I haven't used that much of it like it barely looks
like if I even use it at all in the rose gold shade and why not get a box of
samples or deluxe sample size I don't even know is this considered a good
sample size pretty much a deluxe sample size I believe it's like half of it I
don't know if I don't have the box for this I don't know if it's gonna tell me
exactly how much is in there um I would say it's probably about half of it or a
little bit more than a quarter of it and it's so worth it this is only $45 so I
also want to show you some brushes that I got from rail Lane nickel
um I actually love railway nickel I'm assuming I'm on their perilous but they
set me up two boxes like within a month of each other or something and in the
first box they sent me the motor metallics includes a stylish as if keys
and these are gold a contour brush in silver a buffer
powder and blush brush and silver and the motor based perfecting the flawless
complexion brushes and metallic beads I like the brushes where I did that video
on and yes they are flying there hop in and then some more idea gold motor
brushes gold metallic or rose gold these are rose gold yes these are rose gold
hooey these are cute it's like I'm in love
with the one person it's like I'm in California and I had to buy some because
I need any brushes with that put in your net these are my mermaid brushes and
these are the motor prismatic brushes and this one came with looks like a big
highlighter brush a little round leather brush and then another brush but I'm not
sure Oh what is the fan brush what is a micro globe right and when is a buffer
brush and then this one is why they both have the little holographic bags this is
the both I care and this is from the prismatic collection as well the mermaid
collection and then two of B as a brooch is the foundation and the contour brush
as well and that motor prismatic I hope you guys liked this video and I will
definitely be seeing you in the next one make sure to into the giveaway and yeah
but
flipping the golden Tesla that's not cheap everything I do is electric gone
he streets walk up in the mall like I'll take one of each
it all looks good on me
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Nahte: Why you sweaty bro?
Koosta: Stressin' out bro!
Koosta: Stressin' out bro! Nahte: Want hand warmers? Cutler: No stress dude
Koosta: kidding guys, it's cuz I have to pee really bad
Koosta: Would you guys judge me if I pissed in a bottle right now?
Nahte: Nah you gotta do what you gotta do
Cutler: can you angle your mic a little bit Rick?
Rickeh: Is that better?
Rickeh: Is that better? Cutler: yeah
Ryu: Hey don't forget if you squeeze the cushion you can feel the mic
Ryu: Hey don't forget if you squeeze the cushion you can feel the mic and aim it 180 degrees into your mouth flat
Rickeh: Yeah it's really *quack* close I just don't want to kiss it
Ryu: When the camera is on you tongue on your mic
Koosta: That's nasty duuude Rickeh: Yeah that'll be on reddit
Cutler: How many viewers...how many followers would you get for that?
Cutler: You'll lose followers
Ryu: If on his tongue he had his @ on twitter@RickehCSGO
FNS: Rick I want you to rush long A with Cutler. I'll tell you when
Rickeh: This one's called "Goodbye" FNS: Rush long A both of you
Rickeh: Somebody come up A with me? Long dead.
FNS: Can we pause so I can ask him if he has Ultraboosts on cuz there's no way...
Nahte: Door side Jon! reltuC: Planting for Cat! Koosta: Nothing out. Got one market. I got your door!
KOOSTA Y U LIE 2 ME Koosta: I got your door
reltuC: Planting! Nahte: One more. Koosta: I gotchu I gotchu you good.
Cutler: I thought this guy was killing me FOR SURE
FNS: I got you brotherrr Cutler: I stopped planting I didn't think....
Koosta: Couldn't believe he got out. I thought I had you.
FNS: It's gotta be a stack dude Koosta: Check A pushes. Check A pushes
*Failed Smoke Comms*
Rickeh: *Synergy*
FNS: I'm gonna protect you Kenny
Koosta: A RAMMMP!!! Has my awp :(
Koosta: Kill that mutherr. Good job Nahte: Last guy unknown
Rickeh: I don't wanna die because my score is absolutely PERFECT right now so I'll see you guys next round
FNS: Rick they can flank A ramp and none of us can do ****
Cutler: TRIPLE TRIPLE! Nahte: Oooahhhh last guys lit I think Rick!
Koosta: Where was he? Nahte: Spawn
1G Rickeh: Spawn.
Cutler: Default Default! Nahte: In site Rick!
Nahte: Niiiice Kenny.
Koosta: I got your market
Koosta: Market. AWP.
FNS: Niiice Kenny!
Rickeh: Smoking behind you. Get in there.
Koosta: Market. Got a flash? FNS: Market last guy Rickeh: Nope.
Koosta: leaving leaving leaving Cutler: Play together Rickeh: He's getting one tapped
Ryu: Nice round boys Rickeh: Kennyyy he's getting one tapped. I was gonna one tap him :(
Koosta: He peeked me you don't want me to shoot?
Nahte: YAYAYAYAYAYA
Koosta: One up one up!
Cutler: Planter! Nahte: Going with you market right now
Koosta: No Kits! No Kits!
Koosta: I'm running upper B right now Nahte: wait for the smoke to go away!
Nahte: He's in the smoke! 10HP! Last guy.
Koosta: Back. Empty
Koosta: Good **** Rickeh: GG
Cutler: No easy RWS anyone?
Cutler: Too early? Rickeh: Yeah I'm definitely taking this R dubs
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Humh..Hold up
No , ain't To flawess
And no, i ain't The best
And no I don't Say Sorry
And no I ain't perfect
But i'm The man
i'm The man
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3 Ways to UNLOCK Your Default Vibration and Increase Your Frequency - Duration: 9:47.
Aaron this video is going to show you three ways to unlock your default vibration
and understanding how to live within your passion and how to let go of what
really doesn't serve you welcome back to another video my name is Erin and I help
people expand their consciousness now in this video I'm gonna be sharing with you
how to find your default frequency now I know that sounds whoo-whoo
but understand that with this idea what I'm going to be sharing with you is that
there is a certain feeling there is a certain level of passion that if you
learn to follow and if you learn to express it 100%
will completely transform your life and will allow you to really let go of the
filters that hold you back now this is something I've really been learning a
lot more of lately because I realize that it is so natural to be a certain
way but many times when in certain type of a type of situation there's like a
filter that goes around and then it's almost like it keeps you in a certain
way it keeps you from going outside of that bubble I realize this if I go to
the park or I go in public to film a video it's like almost like right now I
feel so loose I feel like I can just be myself I am my default frequency we
could say but when I go out into public it's almost like I start to overthink it
and it puts me into this perceptual filter that makes me feel like I can't
be who I really meant to be now that comes from also understanding social
conditioning letting that go but also realizing once again it's not about like
attaining a new perspective it's about just letting go of caring what people
think letting go of perspectives that really don't serve and as I let go of
what other people think and I can then just be who I'm meant to be and express
myself 100% that's what I'm gonna be showing you with this video I'm gonna be
showing you exactly how to go about that and the most powerful way that I have
found from my own personal experience so the first one and the first way that we
can unlock this has to do with deconstructing our personality now we
think of our personality as something that is set we think that our
personality is something that's fearful of letting go of you
it's like a negative thing if somebody tells you you changed but realize our
personality is something that we choose whether it's on a subconscious level or
a conscious level now think of your personality is something that does
change depending upon your own state of being for example if you're in a cranky
mood maybe you haven't eaten in a while and somebody says something to you and
you feel frustrated your personality is going to react differently than if you
were in a different state of being than if you were happy something great just
happened and you're feeling like on top of the world you're gonna respond
differently now that means that our personality isn't something that is set
our personality is dependent upon on currently what we are thinking feeling
and acting and when we start to understand this we realize we can align
it to who we really prefer to be now this is going to have to know with first
off what we can do is let go of the thoughts that no longer serve us the
beliefs we have that no longer serve us we can let go from that point of the
emotions that we feel by starting to associate ourselves as being able to do
what we want being able to do our passion for a living and then thirdly we
can start to not do the actions that aren't serving us that are causing all
three of these to go in a certain direction so this means first off is
letting go of the personality traits that we no longer prefer to have let go
of thinking our personality is something that is set and as we do that we can
start to wire in a new level of being and of who we prefer to be so to do this
what we do is we first off become aware of how we think how we feel how we act
as we become aware of that we can become conscious of those thoughts when they
come up of those feelings of those actions and and what we can do is start
to build the momentum and wiring in the new way that we prefer to be now the
second thing and the second way we can unlock this is by realizing first off
there is a default what we could call frequency or vibration of who we are
meant to be no filters it's when we feel like we're at our peak and that is a
state of being now what we can learn to do is to feel that more of the time and
to realize that in every moment as we follow our passion as we do
next most exciting thing we are following that passion and we are
building up that momentum of how we prefer to feel so in order to do this
what you can do is simply ask yourself the question what is the most exciting
thing that I can do right now that I feel passionate about and out of all the
options you have find the most exciting one you can do and just simply do that
until the next most exciting thing comes up and what you'll find is as you use
this technique or as you use this process you start to build a very
powerful energy you start to build a very powerful momentum and you'll find
that synchronicity things just start happening for you because you are living
to that authentic expression of who you are now I've explained this analogy
before but it's something that just kind of makes it easier for our right brain
to understand it because it's more of a picture or a metaphor but imagine that
we're in the valley we're walking around there's trees around is kind of hard to
see we have what is fundamentally called a higher self a higher perspective a
higher awareness that's on top of the mountain that can see where we are going
they can see and help us and guide us the way that our higher self guides us
through the valley which is hard to see is through the feeling of passion
through the feeling of excitement when we are feeling that excitement that is
guiding us and telling us that we are in the right direction and even if it feels
like we're veering off course but we're following our excitement or it's going
to be a little bit longer to where we're supposed to be but we feel excited that
is actually the shortest path towards us getting up the mountain because that
feeling is what drives us and that feeling is the guiding mechanism that we
can use so realize that that authentic vibration that expression that's at the
top of the mountain is guiding us through our vibrational feeling of
excitement and the more we follow our excitement the more that we really allow
ourselves to be who we prefer to be and to be practicing and building that
momentum so the third way that we can unlock our true vibration has to do with
simply letting go of labels and definitions now I know I talk about this
a lot on my channel but it is just so powerful
realizing that our labels many times are keeping us in a certain box and in a
certain bubble now if we have labels that say I am shy which is once again
related to the personality if we have labels that say that this is just the
way things happen these definitions hold us back from experiencing what we really
want and many times it be very easy to move in the vibration that we prefer but
because we have a definition that creates a rigidity or create some type
of bubble or limitation that means we won't actually experience it so what are
some examples of this well the easiest one honestly is just up being shy or
being a certain type of person I can't go out and talk to those people I am a
shy person I don't feel comfortable doing that this is why sometimes
stepping outside the comfort zone is so powerful because even though we might
associate it with being something that's a fearful feeling the idea is that that
anxiety can easily be transformed by simply realizing that as we start to
associate it with excitement it's just that what anxiety is is its
excitement with a negative definition on it a label on it
that that then causes naked experience if instead when we feel anxiety we
realize we're feeling excitement and we start to give it a positive meaning
meaning I don't know what's going to happen in this situation so I'm excited
to see what happens we will start to get a positive effect but you see the more
that we act outside of our normal realm of expression of who we think we are our
personality or the labels we give ourselves the more we break down that
construct and we're able to really feel free
imagine you always associated yourself with being shy but what you do is you
just start to break outside of that every now and then and as you do it you
realize that good things happen you're in an uncertain space and in that
uncertain space there is so much freedom so you see the more that we break out of
these little bubbles we create for ourselves the more that we actually are
able to be who we prefer to be and that's when everything begins to change
because then we are being the authentic part of who we prefer to be so remember
to unlock your vibration all you really have to do is to first off become aware
and realize that your vibration is communicate
with you through the feeling of excitement the more that you follow that
excitement the more you build up that momentum and that at the same time what
you can begin to do is to be aware that your personality is flexible that you
can let go of traits that don't serve you can pay more attention to how you
think how you feel and how you act and you can wire in the way that you prefer
to be and then thirdly you can become aware that the more you are able to
really step outside of your self-image step outside of the labels that you give
yourself the more you step into uncertainty which is then more in
alignment with that vibration of who you prefer to be so with that being said I
hope you guys enjoyed this video feel free to like this video if you liked it
subscribe if you haven't already also hit that little notification gears but
you're able to get the daily videos that I do so other than that peace much love
namaste
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Quick Update Time! Dominique Dazz - Duration: 2:50.Hello beautiful people of the world. It's Dominique and welcome back to my oasis ;) Stay tuned.
If you're new to my channel welcome. Thank you for stopping by and
choosing to watch my videos. I am forever grateful to all of my faithful
subscribers. I know I've been m.i.a but I'm alive you guys alive and well I
survived Hurricane Irma. The hurricane wind was just, it was just slamming our
area luckily we didn't get like the high peak winds thank goodness!
none of the homes were destroyed so everyone where I live
they're all good. My family and I we're all good. We still have power bless the Lord!
We're fortunate to have power. It was quite scary but I've been through a lot
of hurricanes. God is good :) I'm just happy that that storm is gone! okay... and
storm ain't coming nowhere near Florida. It better just keep going up there.
like just bye! I don't need no more hurricanes right now. Alright so enough about that.
Time for my hair update. Let's get to it. I have been using this product from
Alaffia and it's authentic african black soap. I've showed this one before in
another video. This is the product I use to wash my hair. I love this product!
I love the way it makes my hair feel, the way it smells for days and I get so many
compliments because my hair smells delightful! This is a smaller one. I
don't remember how much... I think this was $8 dollars if I'm not mistaken. This
one was $11 but 32-ounce like you can't beat the price for me. This is a 16 ounce
This one is peppermint and the scent for this one is lavender. I would
recommend this to anyone who would want to try it
it definitely has no parabens no animal testing no synthetic fragrance non GMO
no SLS Gluten free, biodegradable and it's fair
trade. It's the all in one body wash shampoo shaving soap and more so if I
run out of soap I can literally take a bath with this. That's great news for me
because that means it's pretty safe. I find this in my local Whole Foods store
but if you don't have that yeah you could just click the link below to check
out more about this product. It's my amazon link.
So that's really it for this video. Thank you so much for watching! I really really appreciate it
Stay haute and keep it cool :)
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Trump Won't Stop Tweeting His Anger At The NFL - Duration: 5:44.
For the fifth day in a row, Donald Trump has decided that his best use of his Office of
the President is to continuously attack the NFL and NFL players for kneeling during the
national anthem to help raise awareness for the police brutality suffered by Black people
in the United States and other forms of racial inequality.
Five days in a row, that has been the main thing that Donald Trump has talked about.
Forget the fact that Puerto Rico, a US territory, is absolutely dying right now.
Forget the fact that we've got a healthcare disaster that Republicans are trying to make
worse.
Forget the fact that the West is still on fire and the media is not even talking about
it.
Let's go after the NFL.
That's Donald Trump's mantra and apparently this is the kind of guy who doesn't understand
that when you're already in the hole, that's the best time to stop digging, but Donald
Trump is too proud to do that so he continues to double and triple down on his horrible
statements about the NFL and the players who decided to make a political statement with
their platform.
Tuesday morning, here are just a few of the things Donald Trump tweeted out about the
NFL.
First one, "Ratings for NFL football are way down except for before a game starts when
people tune in to see whether or not our country will be disrespected."
That's not true.
Actually overall, the NFL ratings are up.
They were the highest they've been in years on Sunday and possibly due to part I guess
people wanting to see what they were going to do for the national anthem.
But, overall, ratings for the NFL are up so Donald Trump's first claim, absolute lie.
Second one, "The booing at the NFL football game last night when the entire Dallas team
dropped to its knees was the loudest I have ever heard.
Great anger."
I don't know exactly what goes on in Donald Trump's head.
I'm assuming not very much.
But, never in my life did I ever think I would see a sitting president praise people's anger
at other people for exercising their first amendment right.
They have a right to take a knee.
There is no law saying that you have to put your hand over your heart during the national
anthem or the Pledge of Allegiance.
That's not how the United States works.
That's how things in dictatorships work.
You're forced to be loyal but that's not how it works in the United States.
For you to say, "Great anger," is absolutely disgusting and appalling.
Here's another one.
"The NFL has all sorts of rules and regulations.
The only way out for them is to set a rule that you can't kneel during our national anthem."
Speaking of rules, here's something interesting that I learned just yesterday.
Up until 2009, it wasn't even required for players to stand for the national anthem.
It wasn't expected of them and they didn't.
This is a relatively new rule or tradition that's been going on for about eight years.
Furthermore, the US military pays the NFL and other sports leagues and even Hollywood
studios exorbitant amounts of money to do their promilitary stuff.
That helps recruiting for the military.
They do it at sports games.
They do it in Hollywood movies.
They do it on TV shows and the US military is paying for them to do that.
Furthermore, these flag codes that you like to talk about, disrespecting the flag, did
you know that laying the flag flat like they do before every single football game is against
the US flag code?
Kneeling isn't but laying it flat like that is.
That's actually disrespecting the flag.
But, more importantly, you can't just fire these people for not standing during the national
anthem.
First of all, you would be looking at a massive lawsuit for violating the constitutional rights
of these players which would then force the NFL to pay out millions, if not, more in compensation
for firing these people.
Second of all, their own contracts, you idiot.
If you fire them, you still have to pay out the remainder of that contract so they're
going to lose a ton of money on this but you wouldn't understand because you are a horrible
businessman who, let's not forget, bankrupted an entire football league at one point.
That is a talking point I have not heard brought up in any of this when we've been talking
about the NFL.
Donald Trump once bankrupted an entire football league.
I believe it was the AFL and now they're gone.
This whole protest thing has been hijacked by Donald Trump.
He's making it about patriotism and disrespecting the flag.
It is about racial inequality in the United States and the horrendous treatment of Black
people at the hands of police officers throughout this country.
That's what this is about and we cannot let him hijack this message and he's attempting
to and that's why he's still harping on it because he knows he's not winning.
Let him keep talking about it.
Let him keep going because I think most of this country at this point finally understands
what this protest that was started last year by Colin Kaepernick is actually about.
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I got distracted.
Why?
I can´t.
Go Go!
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Singleton: Fairytale Ending - Duration: 2:01.
(loudly chewing)
(tapping)
- (sighs) This isn't how I thought it was gonna be.
(orchestral music)
- I wanna love you forever.
(record scratching)
- Sometimes, the fantasy is better than the reality.
- The fantasy
is better than the
reality.
(birds chirping) (sighing)
Hi.
You have nice eyes, too.
(upbeat piano music)
(splashing)
(upbeat piano music)
I can't believe that you just didn't come home last night.
No, it's not that I don't trust you.
I was worried.
Thank you for hearing me.
I love you.
(record scratching)
(upbeat orchestral music)
(crowd chattering)
Hi guys.
- [All] Hey.
- What's up? - You remember?
Sarah, you remember my fiance.
- Yes, hi.
Oh (laughs).
- Yes, he's a hugger,
he's a hugger. - Alright.
Alright, Jax. - I know.
And I don't believe you guys have met.
Mike, this is Jax. - Hey Jax.
Good to meet ya, - Yeah.
- How's it going, man?
- Yeah. - What's happening?
- I'm so glad you guys came, thank you so much.
- Of course. - (gasps) Is this the ring?
- Oh, I know.
- This is not what I meant.
- [Narrator] Nightpantz.
(eerie music)
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Nascer nas prisões | gestar, nascer e cuidar - Duration: 24:25.
I got in a car to do a trick,
but it was a stolen car.
I'm 21 and it's the first time I've been arrested.
This is my first pregnancy, and I'm 9 months in.
I'm 7 months and a few days pregnant.
I've been in prison for 4 months.
I got 5 years and 6 months, on a non-negotiable basis at first.
Birth in prison: Gestation, birth and care
I was sentenced to 11 years, but I won't have to stay that long.
It's my birthday today: one year and 5 months in prison,
and I haven't been sentenced yet.
I've been here for almost two years without even a response.
The issue of the incarceration of women,
the concern for women's health,
for the health of the mother and child
and gestation in prison,
started showing up quite recently,
and I think it's associated with the issue of the rise
of the prison population in Brazil.
From 2000 to 2014 Brazil's prison population grew a lot,
about 120%,
and this incarceration rate is not just a number.
If you examine it, it's the fifth highest in the world.
When it comes to prison population,
Brazil has the 4th largest in the world,
just behind Russia, China and the U.S.
If Brazil's prison population grew by 120%,
the incarceration of women would grow much more:
410% in the same period.
We went from 5 thousand incarcerated women in 2000
to 37 thousand incarcerated women in 2014.
I had no one to help me, it was really tough.
Sometimes you hit rock bottom and can't climb out.
It's tough.
So I entered a life of drug trafficking.
I spent 4 months of my life trafficking drugs,
and they approached me.
And here I am.
I'm going to use that lady's words:
"Instead of lying down with drunk men,
I chose to store drugs in my house. I thought it would be healthier
and more hygienic for my children."
More than the majority are involved with drug trafficking.
Some have stolen…
There are few homicides or armed robberies,
which are, let's say, more serious crimes.
It's not unusual to have a partner or husband involved.
I can't say they didn't know what they were taking part in.
They definitely did.
But their initial involvement with drug trafficking
comes from a romantic relationship.
And often it is often the case
that the police operation, the search warrant, etc.,
is carried out at a time when the woman is in the house.
And she…
In that situation, she ends up being prosecuted
and convicted, while the man remains free.
It's the case with nearly every woman.
I'm here so he doesn't have to be. I took his place.
-Why? - Because I felt sorry for him.
Because he had been shot 11 times.
He has a broken arm, and has been convulsing
ever since he was shot.
-So what did you do? - At the time, I felt sorry for him,
I said it was mine and came here in his place.
It's very rare to see women trafficking drugs.
Very rare. And they're not drug dealers,
their behaviour just leads them into trafficking.
It's unheard of, even though maybe 90% are convicted of trafficking,
and if you check how many women have more than 1 trafficking conviction,
you'll see it's probably below 5%.
The police came for him and took me too.
I was arrested for smuggling drugs into prison.
I used to see a lot of girls doing it
and thought it'd be easy, I'd never done it.
I tried too, and… I'm here, right?
It was when they raided my sister's house.
They took me, my son's father, my sister, my brother-in-law,
his brother, his wife and some other guy.
The first time I was innocent I got into a fight.
The girl accused me of stealing,
but all I did was hit her.
I went to a party with my friends, got a ride back and…
The guys in the car were criminals.
By the time I had realised, the cops were behind us…
They started shooting and crashed the car.
I got caught, they ran away and I stayed in the car.
I was 5 months pregnant when I was arrested.
Pregnancy in prison "Nascer nas Prisões" - Fiocruz Research
The "Nascer nas Prisões" research
took place between 2012 and 2014,
and included every female prison
in Brazil's capital cities and metropolitan areas.
This study focused mainly on pregnant women
and women with babies in prison.
We discovered that 90% of the women in prison
we interviewed for the research
were pregnant when they were arrested.
And a huge amount of them were still yet to go on trial.
I've never gotten a conjugal visit request
from men who wished to visit, who weren't married yet
or had to straighten something out.
It's the opposite in male prisons,
in which women request conjugal visits daily
with their partners.
Few get pregnant in the unit when receiving visitors.
Some get pregnant, but not many, most come in already pregnant.
Social services have an essential role here in the unit:
to protect the prisoners' rights,
even though they're being punished,
sanctioned, for breaking the law,
these women have their rights…
The only right denied to them is freedom,
every other right is assured.
Sometimes they're visibly pregnant,
so I transfer them to the prenatal care department.
When these women are arrested while pregnant,
they are often taken to prison
without the prison knowing about their pregnancy.
So it's very important for them
to take a set of tests when they get there,
including a pregnancy test,
because if a pregnancy is established,
they might be able to have an increased number of consultations
and start prenatal care earlier.
Otherwise,
their pregnancy will start to show up by the fifth or sixth month,
when they're much further along,
with some health issues
which could've been treated, avoided or reduced…
I had prenatal care the first time,
not the second, but again on the third.
I had it when I was there, in Acaraú…
Every month they'd take me to have prenatal care.
I now realise how important prenatal care is,
how important it is for the child.
Otherwise the child can have birth defects,
I know because one of mine had defects.
He had toxoplasmosis and syphilis and had to stay there for 11 days.
They think prenatal care is bad.
So these women end up developing
HIV and syphili s even more often
than other women who we also interviewed,
who had prenatal care
in the health care system
and participated in the "Nascer no Brasil" research.
Women outside prison.
I'm taking all the tests during my pregnancy…
It's even better than outside, where I did drugs
and didn't have the right care
for my pregnancy.
I'd been without crack for just a week.
I did crack for all 9 months.
I saw a woman in triage while you were calling me,
a pregnant woman…
She says she's about 3 months pregnant.
I requested an ultrasound.
She had a baby a year and 3 months ago,
she's HIV positive
and she's only had antiretrovirals during her time here in prison,
while pregnant with her first baby.
Now… She's been a year and 3 months
without antiretrovirals,
she's pregnant again,
and she's just arrived claiming she needs medicine.
But while she was outside she didn't care.
She left here taking controlled drugs,
looking good, looking healthy.
But she has psychiatric issues.
She's often in a state of drug addiction,
and today I heard she's back
and she's just skin and bones, looking awful.
I didn't actually see her.
So…
We feel powerless, just a little bit…
But you rebuild and rebuild them, give them back,
and they come back again.
In the prison system people usually say
that pregnant women, when they go to prison,
haven't had prenatal care or anything,
and they've been using drugs, not taking care of themselves.
To say that is, in a way, to blame the women
for their health being as it is,
as if prison saved them somehow.
But what we need to think about the most is:
Who are these women? What social group do they belong to?
What is their life situation?
Do they have access to health care?
Do they have access to educational and welfare systems?
Do they have access to the job market?
Who are these people?
When we ignore these questions
and place all the responsibility on a woman,
what we're saying is that prison saves their lives.
But does prison save their lives? How did prison take on that role?
I feel a correctional facility ends up being seen
as a place where people can be cared for.
Where they can be heard, sheltered…
Often the first time society actually looks at them
is when they get here, which shouldn't be the case.
They go through the judge, the social worker,
the psychologist, the nurse…
We can even put it to question: but if there are so many people,
such high demand…
Why don't people realise it outside?
How does the state deal with this social group?
Instead of public policies to guarantee them their rights,
instead of public policies to increase access,
the state's policy is to penalise, to imprison.
It imprisons this social group
because it can't answer the questions regarding this group.
Actually, it's not that the group lacks public policies,
but that it's targeted by a punishment policy, it's different.
If we don't realise that and only see individual aspects,
we're blaming these women for not taking care of themselves.
That care is not an individual action
isolated from its context.
It exists within a much broader context.
Childbirth without freedom
It's too shameful for us.
Do they need to take us in handcuffs?
There's no need, there are guards.
Just take us without handcuffs…
So that people don't look at us differently.
They don't know what we have or haven't done.
Those people don't know why we're in prison.
With chains on my feet…
If there are guards, it's unnecessary.
I don't need to be handcuffed.
The way I see it, nobody's going to run away.
They handcuff us at night, when they want to get some rest,
and during the day…
We need to ask for help all the time, we can't even move
or sit on the bed with those chains.
When we get to the hospital and the appointment starts
we take their handcuffs off for the entire procedure…
But we stay with them… They don't wear handcuffs,
but a prison guard stays with them at all times.
We even stay with them during childbirth.
I've witnessed a C-section myself,
many years ago,
as well as an ordinary birth.
A guard stays with them at all times.
After the baby is born, the mother, the baby
and two prison guards stay in the room.
During the pregnancy stage, generally speaking,
we understand how cumbersome it is
to wear handcuffs at any step of the way,
from the arrest to the rest of the process,
and it wouldn't even contradict the recommendations
given by the Supreme Court
and all the recommendations given by the UN
when it comes to ensuring the rights of the detainees.
In 2016 there was a decree
to regulate the use of handcuffs, which is now strictly prohibited
for women during childbirth and postpartum.
All the way from transportation
to hospitalisation,
handcuffs, chains or anything similar may not be used.
That entire legislative process to ensure them their rights
is terribly distant
from what actually happens.
We have laws to protect the rights of women and their children,
but in reality, they're not enforced.
Hence the importance of research.
Research gives us data about something we already know,
but now are able to substantiate.
When a woman goes into labour
we call an ambulance, and she doesn't wear handcuffs.
She's actually treated like a mother about to give birth.
In that case, she's not seen as a prisoner,
and she's taken care of as a mother about to give birth.
Without handcuffs.
No, I didn't wear handcuffs here
because my water had already broke.
I didn't wear them in the hospital either.
I wanted to take the handcuffs off, but they said I couldn't
because I was a prisoner.
The judge put me in handcuffs but took them off less than 2h later.
The on-duty guard told me: "I'm supposed to handcuff you."
The social worker came in and I told her
he was handcuffing me, and she said "there's no need".
She spoke to him and he took the handcuffs off.
When I had her, I was treated very differently.
Some people looked at me differently…
The nurses…
One nurse wanted me to stay in handcuffs,
and asked if I was dangerous…
But the guards are nice people, and they say:
"Do your job and I'll do mine.
Take care of the children, I'll take care of her."
They have the right to be treated just like anyone else.
Except for a family member during childbirth,
it's just the guard, for safety reasons.
I couldn't be with the other mothers at the hospital.
It was just me and the guard who escorted me.
It's very different, you're in prison,
without your family or anything, just with the police and guards.
You're in pain, and the guard has to follow you around.
Even during childbirth, the police are right there.
It's different from having a baby at home, with your family.
I think it's about the moment of childbirth,
it's our unique moment, which we want to remember forever,
and we do remember it forever.
It would be great to be able to share it
with someone we care about, from our family.
You know? My mother…
She won't be able to see her first grandson.
She won't be able to be with me, hold my hand and give me strength.
And I think… Why does it matter
whether I'm a prisoner or not for my mother to be there?
What's the difference if she's there or not?
What does the prison lose in the process?
What? Do they think I'll run away?
No, that doesn't happen. Why can't they allow it?
Allow me to have my mother with me in such a unique moment?
But they get to the maternity ward and the family isn't notified.
These women aren't allowed to have other people there…
A birth partner of choice is guaranteed by law in Brazil.
All women have that right, it's a law,
assured and available for everyone.
But these women were denied this right as well.
They were alone and didn't get visits from family members.
They were discriminated against,
isolated in a separate room in the maternity ward.
All they had was a guard at their door, as if they were…
high-risk prisoners,
which is not the case with these women.
In almost all cases, they committed misdemeanours,
but are treated as high-risk prisoners.
They're ashamed when they see all the other women
being scared of them.
Health professionals also feel uncomfortable
treating these women.
This contributed to their evaluation
on the quality of care, which was very negative.
They were also discriminated against for another reason:
the use of handcuffs,
which happened to a third of these new mothers.
I didn't see anyone else there, that room was just for prisoners.
In the hospital…
there are two rooms just for prisoners.
She even helped…
the other mother up, she really helped her.
But to me, she said: "How many children do you have?"
I said "2", and she replied: "So you know your stuff."
"You won't scream, will you?"
I said: "No, I won't scream."
And they left me alone in the room…
I told them the baby was coming, and they had me handcuffed.
Who had you handcuffed? The nurse?
She said I was "being a pain."
"Handcuff her, she's being a pain."
But the baby's head was already out.
Do they use handcuffs and leg cuffs?
There are chains and… Right?
Then she said: "Just leave her by herself."
And they left me alone, except for the two guards at the door.
They escorted me.
He thought he could say anything just because I was a prisoner.
You should be human, you know? Above all else.
It's so important to be humble and respectful…
You can be a prisoner, a poor or rich person,
but above all else, you are still human.
To put yourself in your place and in other people's shoes.
It's very hard to accommodate for a prisoner,
people in general actually prefer it if prisoners die:
"Let them rot in jail forever."
They forget that prisoners are just spending time there.
They'll soon be free,
and it's up to us whether they come back better or worse.
There's a lack of information, of seminars…
To target health professionals, so they understand
how to accommodate for a prisoner,
that he or she deserves to be treated well.
All they lack is the freedom to come and go, not other rights.
The women stay in the unit until it's time to give birth,
and are then taken to a hospital.
We work with the Rede Cegonha service of the Ministry of Health,
but it's hard to raise awareness
among hospital workers, so that they accommodate for the pregnant women
and give them the same rights free women have.
We must work carefully on raising awareness
to ensure them their rights.
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Are You Bilingual - a Polyglot? Is English Changing your personality? - Duration: 16:26.Are you bilingual? How's English changing your personality? Welcome to Speak English Now podcast
with your host Georgiana. The podcast that will help you to speak English
fluently with no grammar and no textbooks. Hi everyone, I'm Georgiana
founder of SpeakEnglishPod.com My mission is to help you speak English
fluently. In this episode I'd like to talk about how speaking a different
language can change your personality after that a cool mini story to practice
your English speaking. Ok let's get started! In this episode I'd like to talk
about how speaking a different language can change your personality. Yes, you
heard me well! Studies show that depending on the language you speak your
personality can be affected. Researchers have found that speaking two or more
languages could give you a split personality.
they say that numerous speakers have completely unique identities in each of
the languages they speak apparently the way you speak impacts the way you think
and it influences everything from how you make decisions to how you perceive
color. As you may know I can speak several languages besides English when I
talk in German for example I notice that the way I interact with people the way I
organize my ideas and my thoughts my emotions all of these become profoundly
influenced by the language I'm speaking. Whenever I speak in German I become more rational.
On the other hand if I have a conversation in Spanish I can observe
myself behaving differently. It's like being a different person. In this case I feel
more relaxed easy-going. To acquire new self you need to immerse yourself into
the culture. You can achieve that by taking a trip abroad watching movies,
interact with a native speaker, or listening to the Speak English Now
podcast. Of course! Another key factor is how well you know the language of course.
It's not the same if your levels low the more you dominate the language the more
it influences your personality this is essential to understand some students
really like adopting a slightly different personality when they're
progressing on their English you can think that as imitating a native it's
not just trying to pronounce like a native but more like really believing
you're a native speaker this way it greatly helps your ability to progress
and improve my advice is that when you're learning English try to adopt
that specific personality of the language this way it'll get easier and
easier and finally you speak English fluently and confidently when you learn
a new language you're not simply memorizing vocabulary
and grammar rules you also have the opportunity to adapt new elements of
your identity now let's move on to the next section let's practice your
speaking here I'll use the question and answer technique this is the perfect
lesson for ultimate izing your spoken English this is how it works I'll give
you some information a phrase or two I'll ask simple questions
after each question there will be some seconds of silence it's your turn to
answer the question just try to give an easy and short answer not a complex one
after you answer I'll give you a correct answer this process will continue and
little by little I'll be telling a story using questions and answers ok let's get
started
Lee is a Chinese guy who lives in Shanghai and studies Italian does Lee
travel to Shanghai no Lee doesn't travel to Shanghai does Lee live in Shanghai
yes he lives in Shanghai is Lee Italian
no he's not Italian he's Chinese who's Chinese
Lee. Lee's Chinese and he lives in Shanghai who studies Italian? Lee. He
studies Italian he has always wanted to learn Italian it's been his dream ever
since he was a little kid what did Lee always want to learn Italian he always
wanted to learn Italian did Lee always want to learn English no he always
wanted to learn Italian ever since he was a little kid Lee
wanted to learn Italian what was Lee's dream
Lee's dream was to learn Italian ever since he was a little kid. Lee wanted to
learn Italian did he always want to learn French no not French he always
wanted to learn Italian sadly every time he tries to speak Italian
like he speaks Chinese he fails miserably
Does he try to speak Italian like he speaks Chinese? Yes Lee tries to
speak Italian just like he speaks Chinese. Does he
succeed speaking Italian just like he speaks Chinese?
No. He fails he can't speak Italian like he speaks Chinese he fails
miserably who fails to speak Italian like he speaks Chinese Lea he fails to
speak Italian like he speaks Chinese can Lea speak
Italian well
No. Lee can't speak Italian well. Can Lee speak Italian as well as he speaks
Chinese? No. He can't speak Italian as well as he speaks Chinese he fails
miserably Lee tries out a new approach and starts speaking Italian by imitating
the natives does Lee try out a new approach yes he tries out a new approach
a different method who tries out a new approach James? Not James. Lee. He tries
out a new approach easily imitating the native Italian speakers yes Lee's
imitating the natives he wants to speak like them does Lee
speak Italian like the Chinese no now he's trying out a different approach
whenever he speaks Italian Li's imitating the Italians after only one
month he notices a great improvement he can finally speak Italian fluently and
confidently he's really excited about it when does Lee noticed a great
improvement after only one month he notices a great improvement after only
one month thusly notice a little improvement or a grade one a great one
Lea notices a great improvement can he finally speak English fluently
no not English Italian Lea can finally speak Italian fluently and he's very
excited about it
can we speak Italian confidently
yes Lee can finally speak Italian confidently who's excited about speaking
Italian fluently are you excited no not me I'm not
excited it's Lee who's excited about speaking Italian fluently who speaks
Italian fluently
Lee Lee finally speaks Italian fluently
Lee so happy that he moves to Milan and sets up an Italian restaurant called Lee
pizza is Lee happy or sad
Lee's happy he's so happy that he moves to Milan. Who moves to Milan? Lee?
yes Lee moves to Milan now that he can speak Italian fluently and confidently
he wants to live in Italy does Lee want to visit Italy no he doesn't want to
visit Italy he wants to move to Milan he's Lee going to Milan to improve his
Spanish no he's not going to Milan to improve his Spanish. He wants to set up
an Italian restaurant wisely moving to Milan does he have an Italian friend
No. Lee doesn't have an Italian friend Lee's moving to Milan to set up his own
Italian restaurant called Lee pizza
Ok, this is the end of this short lesson. I really hope that you've enjoyed this
story. As you can see you're answering easy questions all the time the
questions are easy on purpose and this technique helps you to develop your
speaking skills it's like practicing your speaking with another person. By the
way, this is one of the techniques that I use in my English courses. I recommend
you to take a look at: Courses.SpeakEnglishPod.com Awesome! this is the
end of this episode remember to listen to it several times it will help you
with your English see you soon and have a wonderful week! Bye! Bye! Did you enjoy
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