子供にアメリカを悪く言うのは辛い。でも子どものために伝えるしかないとママとして割り切った瞬間 【アメリカ旅行Vlog Part 1✈️】

How do you talk to your children before traveling abroad? Of course, you have to talk to them about the dangers of America, but you don't want to scare them... It's a difficult decision. Share your experiences in the comments! ◆Check the link below for details on the resale of the English Debut Box. 👉 https://bit.ly/45ScJNU ◆Subscribe to the channel here↓    / @bilingualbaby-english   ◆Aisha's Parenting Book https://amzn.to/36e7yYG ◆Aisha's Bilingual Picture Book https://shop.bilingualbaby.jp/items/7... ◆Aisha's Home English Speaking Official Blog https://www.bilingualbaby.jp/ 《How can I use this video to study English?》 Please watch this video as a form of "listening to English in the background." Our channel uses English grammar actually used by native speakers, and we don't slow down the speed unnecessarily, so if you're comfortable with this speed, you'll be perfectly prepared when you travel abroad! So, we highly recommend using these videos to practice your English listening comprehension! There's also a great way to use these videos to improve your English listening skills: a four-step method. 1. First, when you first watch the video, enjoy watching it from start to finish while reading the Japanese subtitles. This step isn't about "studying English"; it's simply about memorizing the "content of the video" and "development of the story." In other words, step 1 is about understanding what's happening in the video, regardless of whether it's in English or Japanese. You don't need to worry too much about studying English here. 2. Watch the video again, but this time, listen carefully to each phrase (phrase you're interested in) and read both the English and Japanese subtitles together, paying attention to the English phrases (expressions) and how they're expressed. Pausing and rewinding the video may help you understand difficult English expressions. It's hard to believe, but our videos are carefully selected to include truly "essential English." So, no matter which phrases you learn, you won't lose anything. We hope you'll think of it as "real-life English conversation." ③ Watch the video again. From now on, watch the video without looking at the Japanese subtitles. If you don't understand, always look at the English subtitles. So, this step makes you feel like you've just studied abroad. In other words, it's a step where you don't rely on Japanese. ④ Watch the video again from start to finish, without reading either the English or Japanese subtitles. You'll be amazed at how well you understand. You may not understand 100%, but your English skills will improve so much that you'll be amazed. Many people will be wondering, "Really? Just doing this will improve my English skills?" But because you're watching the same part four times, you'll have learned more English than you thought (just like when you can sing the same song after listening to it four times). Everyone learns this way when they study abroad. Incidentally, even young children learn languages ​​in the same way. If you still can't fully understand the video after following these four steps, we recommend going back to the parts you couldn't hear and listening to them two or three more times. Finally, if you have any questions about the English used, please feel free to ask in the comments. It will also help other viewers, so please don't hesitate to ask. Good luck!!! *Follow us* Instagram:   / bilingualbaby   Blog: https://ameblo.jp/bilingualbaby #ParentingEnglish #EarlyChildhoodEducation #Parenting #English #Listening #Shadowing