Culture Shock in Japan? British English Listening Practice
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- A long British English listening practice with lots of vocabulary for you to learn in this video. The topic is culture shock in Japan.
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Subtitles and new words’ explanation are really useful!!
Stew, you are speaking like Mr Bean it's good conversation for Learn and I love practice these dialogues
Mr. Bean doesn’t really speak 😂😂
It seems to me that this type of video can help me to understand The Real English more effectively, anyway I don't have an iron cast stomach, I just can't put up with raw fish...Thanks for this lovely conversation, Do have a good one.
Yea it can definitely help you ☺️ keep practicing and I’ll continue to help you with more videos
Great conversation! It's good to hear you, guys, talking naturally. I always learn something. Cheers !
I’m glad the video helps you ☺️
It's 'hierarchical'. Good to know about this kind of different practice when we try to get close to someone. 😊 They often talk about 'male banter'. Do women also do the same or exchange more flattering remarks in the UK?
I think females have their own form of banter but perhaps a lot kinder than their male counterparts
I'm from Osaka in Japan, and I think the culture here in Osaka is quite similar to British culture. We love making fun of each other.
A caption error at 13:45 : to EASE into sth, not to EASY into sth.