[0:00]Greetings everyone and welcome to the best and most effective way to learn English. I'm very glad that you made it to the second episode. That means you're very convinced now that this is the right way you should be learning English.
[0:11]This lesson will contain more words and more sentences and will be more fun too. That's my promise to you. Stay tuned. I'll see you after this break.
[0:26]Salam Alaikum brothers and sisters. This is Ibrahim and you're watching the American English on YouTube.
[0:30]Before we kick it off, I want to say that I'm really grateful for all the good comments that I received from you guys. I'm really thrilled by the amount of excitement that I feel from you.
[0:40]It is really encouraging for me to keep making English videos for you all. So, are you ready for more English?
[0:46]Hello, I'm talking to you. In order for this method to work, you have to talk.
[0:52]You're still not talking. Man, open up your mouth and say, I am ready. So, are you ready for more English?
[1:00]Good, we can start now. All right, everyone knows this word. Smile. As in, he is smiling.
[1:08]But the question is, does he have a beautiful smile? Is his smile beautiful? No, I don't think so.
[1:17]He doesn't have a beautiful smile. Doesn't have. He doesn't have a beautiful smile.
[1:24]How about this man? How about this man's smile? Beautiful?
[1:31]Maybe. We can say, he has a beautiful smile. He has a beautiful smile.
[1:38]Look at that. Do you remember this guy? Do you remember his name? Of course, you do. This is Barack Obama.
[1:45]Now, what is Barack Obama doing? Is he smiling? No, he's not smiling. He's laughing.
[1:53]Laughing. The word is laugh. Laugh. I know you will say, it's L A U G H. There is no letter F.
[2:05]I know, still, laugh. English is crazy sometimes, isn't it?
[2:11]So, what is Obama doing? He is laughing. Obama is laughing. Laughing. Okay.
[2:18]Next word is opposite. Opposite. Opposite means not. Not.
[2:27]The opposite of tall is short. The opposite of fat is thin. Opposite.
[2:40]The opposite of hot is cold. The opposite of happy is sad.
[2:48]What is the opposite of laugh? Do you know?
[2:54]The opposite of laugh is cry. Cry.
[3:00]Please don't say cry. No ra in English. Maybe in Arabic, you can say ra. In English, there is no ra. Cry. Cry.
[3:14]What is the girl doing? The girl is crying. The girl is crying.
[3:22]What is the man doing? The man is crying. The man is crying. Okay.
[3:28]Now, if you cry, if you cry, your eyes will have what? Your eyes have water?
[3:39]We don't say water. We say tears. Tears. Can you say tears?
[3:46]Do you know these two words? Full, full, and empty. Empty.
[3:54]Notice we don't say empty. No P. P is silent. Empty. Empty. Full. Empty.
[4:06]Now, look at this picture one more time and repeat the sentence with me.
[4:12]The man's eyes are full of tears. The man's eyes are full of tears. Notice we add apostrophe S.
[4:24]This apostrophe S shows possession, ownership. The man's eyes are full of tears.
[4:31]Also, listen to this singer and tell me if you understand.
[4:41]Did you catch, catch, catch. Did you catch? Did you catch what he was saying? Did you understand what he was saying?
[4:53]He was saying, my eyes are full of tears. My eyes are full of tears. Listen one more time.
[5:07]Now, it's time for a quick revision. I give you a picture.
[5:14]I say the sentence. You listen. I finish. You say. Okay?
[5:21]He doesn't have a beautiful smile.
[5:27]He has a beautiful smile.
[5:32]Obama is laughing.
[5:37]The girl is crying.
[5:42]The man's eyes are full of tears.
[5:49]Now, if you have tears in your eyes, what should you do? You should use a tissue. Tissue. Tissue.
[5:59]You should use a tissue to dry your eyes. Dry your eyes.
[6:06]Let's look at this picture. This woman, she wants to dry her eyes with a tissue.
[6:13]She wants to dry her eyes with a tissue. Also, listen to this singer and tell me if you understand what she's saying.
[6:27]Did you catch what she was saying? Did you catch?
[6:32]She was saying, no place to go to dry her eyes. Listen one more time.
[6:49]Where do you live? Do you understand this question? Where do you live?
[6:55]It means where is your house? Where do you live?
[7:00]This is a country. And this is a country. This is a city. And this is a city.
[7:12]What about this? Is this a city? No. What is this? It's a countryside. Countryside.
[7:22]countryside. Let's make a sentence. It is very peaceful in the countryside. Peaceful means quiet. Quiet.
[7:38]It is very peaceful in the countryside. What is the opposite of peaceful?
[7:43]The opposite of peaceful is noisy. Noisy. Let's make a sentence.
[7:50]It is very noisy in the city. It is very noisy in the city. Because the city has more people.
[8:00]More people, more noise. Too many people. Too many people. Crowded. Crowded.
[8:10]Can you say crowded? Crowded. Look at this. This is a swimming pool. Swimming pool.
[8:18]This swimming pool is in the countryside. So, not crowded.
[8:27]The swimming pool in the countryside is not crowded. But the swimming pool in the city is crowded.
[8:36]Look at this. This is a swimming pool in the city. It is very crowded. Crowded.
[8:47]Let's make a few sentences. The swimming pool is crowded with people. Crowded with.
[8:55]The swimming pool is crowded with people. The road is crowded with cars. The road is crowded with cars.
[9:04]The shopping mall, the shopping mall is crowded with people. The shopping mall is crowded with people.
[9:13]Next word is raise. Raise. Raise means go up. You can raise your hand. Raise your hand.
[9:25]Let's look at this picture. The student is raising his hand to answer. The student is raising his hand to answer. So, you can raise your hand.
[9:43]You also can raise your eyebrows. Eyebrows. Eyebrows.
[9:51]The man is raising his eyebrows. The man is raising his eyebrows.
[9:58]What if you can raise one eyebrow? Look at this. The rock. The rock can raise one eyebrow. The rock can raise one eyebrow.
[10:11]Can you raise one eyebrow? You can also raise your voice. Voice. You can raise your voice.
[10:22]Raise your voice. I can't hear you. Please, raise your voice. I can't hear you. Please, raise your voice.
[10:31]Also, in the Arab countries, when we are happy, we can do this. Happy. In America, when people are happy, they can do a few things to show happiness.
[10:47]They can do this. They can do this or this. This is called raise the roof. Raise the roof. Roof, roof. Raise the roof.
[11:10]Let me show you an example. This is Hillary Clinton. What is Hillary doing? Hillary is raising the roof.
[11:19]Look at these two men. What are they doing? The two men are raising the roof. The two men are raising the roof.
[11:28]Let's have a quick revision. Repeat after me. He doesn't have a beautiful smile.
[11:36]He has a beautiful smile.
[11:39]Obama is laughing. The girl is crying.
[11:44]The man's eyes are full of tears.
[11:48]The woman wants to dry her eyes with a tissue.
[11:53]It is very peaceful in the countryside.
[11:57]It is very noisy in the city.
[12:00]The swimming pool is crowded with people.
[12:04]The shopping mall is crowded with people.
[12:09]The road is crowded with cars.
[12:13]The man is raising his eyebrows.
[12:16]The rock can raise one eyebrow.
[12:20]Raise your voice please. I can't hear you.
[12:26]Hillary is raising the roof.
[12:29]The two men are raising the roof.
[12:34]Now, what is the opposite of raise your voice? The opposite of raise your voice is lower your voice or whisper.
[12:47]Whisper. Whisper. Let's make a few sentences. What can you see in this picture?
[12:51]The girl is whispering in her grandfather's ear. The girl is whispering in her grandfather's ear.
[13:01]How about this funny picture? The cat is whispering in the dog's ear. The cat is whispering in the dog's ear.
[13:11]So remember, whisper in, whisper in. Okay.
[13:16]Next word is fight. Fight. The men are fighting. The men are fighting.
[13:25]The tigers are fighting. The tigers are fighting. The girl is saying, fight me.
[13:30]The girl is saying, fight me. I'm gonna fight you. I'm gonna fight you. Gonna, gonna is going to. Going to, gonna. I'm going to fight you.
[13:47]Listen to this part, you will understand it.
[13:50]I'm gonna fight you.
[13:54]I'm sorry, what? I'm going to fight you.
[14:02]Now, it's time for a little homework that I will give you to practice listening. Trust me, it is really important that you do. I will show you a short clip.
[14:10]And I want you to listen carefully to it, try to understand it, and in the comments below, type what you heard. I will respond to you and tell you if you heard correctly or you missed something.
[14:22]Please don't think little of this. You must take it seriously if you're serious about learning English.
[14:32]I'm back. Did you miss me? Yeah.
[14:38]Uh. Hey, can we talk for a second? Wait, first, kneel down. What? No, no, we really. He does do it.
[14:45]Okay. Now, close your eyes. Fenelope, just close them.
[14:55]Okay, open them up.
[15:00]I made it for you. Just in case we don't win. Thanks, kid.
[15:05]Ralph, come on. I've been thinking. That's dangerous. Who cares about this stupid race anyway, right?
[15:13]It's not very funny, Ralph. Okay, I hope you understood it. Please let me know in the comments below.
[15:19]All right, so we came to the end of this video. If you guys have any questions, please let me know in the comments below. And if you didn't subscribe yet, please go ahead and subscribe now so I can see you in the next video. Thanks for watching everyone. See you in the next video. Salam alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
