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RECETTE GLAÇAGE MIROIR SPIDER INRATABLE / spider web mirror glaze (english subs) - Duration: 10:00.
Hi everyone ! I hope you're doing well
I very happy to get back to you today in my kitchen
to propose you a brand new recipe
the spider web effect mirror glaze
they are everywhere on social networks nowadays
so I told myself it would be a good idea to show you how to make it
speaking about social networks, I would be verry happy to welcome you on my instagrm and on my facebook fanpage
I put the links in info bar, so you can find m easily
what it the spider web effect mirror glaze ?
it is quite simply a basic mirror glaze
on which you put a second glaze with a wave of a magic wand
and there is a spider web effect that comes up on the surface
let me few seconds to put on my apron and I'l show you the ingreient list and the recipe workthrough
for the basic mirror glaze you'll need
75 g of water
4 gelatin sheets so 8g
150 g of sugar
150 g of white chocolate
150 g of glucose syrup
100 g of condensed milk
and liposoluble colouring powder
If you didn't have time to write it down, don't worry, I list them in the info bar
I start by hydrating the gelatin in a big amount of cold water
And I pour in my pot, the water
sugar
glucose syrup
I heat it until it boils
when it's boiling, I add the squeezed gelatin
I give it a stir
I add then the condensed milk
give it a stir again
I put now the white chocolate un a measuring glass
And I pour my boiling preparation
mix gently
add the colouring powder
blend it without integreting air bubbles
the glaze is now ready with a perfect colour
keep it away until assembly, I clean up a little bit my counter and we can start the second glaze
for this second glaze, which gave me a hard time, I used many commercial glazes, and couldn't get the spider web effect
So I decided to make my own neural glaze
and the spider effect finally came up
let's have a look at the ingredient list
you'll need 157 g of warm water
77 g of sugar
66 g of dextrose (or dehydrated gulcose)
22 other g of sugar
5 g of NH pectin
35 g of glucose syrup
and for coloring, half a tea-spoon of white colouring powder and half a tea-spoon of green colouring powder
I mix together the little amount of sugar with pectin
and in the pot, mix the warm water, rest of sugar, dextros (or dehydrated gulcose)
and the glucose syrup
heat it and pour little by little the sugar-pectin mix
I give it a stir to homogenize and once it is, add the pectin-sugar mix
there are some lumps, but they will disappear during boiling
bring to the boil and let it boil for 3 min
after 3 min of boiling, remove from heater and add colouring powders
I pour it in a bowl
And I add the white colouring powder to make it opaque
an then the green colouring powder to color the glaze
choose the color of your choice
give it a stir until everything is combined
let it cool
and keep in fridge before glazing the entremet
when glazes are cold, we can now start glazing the entremet
we'll go step by step
first heat the basic glaze with microwave at 40°C
and let it cool down at 36°C
when it reaches 36°C, unmold the frozen entremet
and place it on a tart circle which is on top of a tray
then I'll pour the second glaze in a pot
that I bring to the simmer
from the first bubbles, I remove the pot from the heater
I'll then glaze my entremet with the basic glaze at 35°C
then I'll put 2-3 soup-spoon of green glaze on the knife palette
on about 15 cm
and I coat the first glaze straight away
So I start by heating the basic glaze with mirowave at 40°C
the glaze is now at 36°C, I can take out the frozen entremet
I'll now attack the second glaze
I pour it in a pot
As a said before, I bring it to the first simmer
the green one got the first simmer
the yellow one is at 35°C
I'll pour it on top of the entremet
and quickly put 3 soup-spoon of green glaze on the knife-palette
and coat the yellow glaze
And the spider web effect should come up
So I glaze with the yellow one
3 soup-spoons on the knife-palette
and quickly put the knife-palette upside down
and coat the yellow glaze
let it run few seconds and place it on the serving plate
the spider web effect glaze holds no secrets for you
it offers you a variety of colour to decorate your pastries
the pattern will never be the same
If you enjoyed my video
do not hesitate to like it
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and leave comments
see you very soon for another recipe
CIAO
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Greek coins 1976-1986 - Duration: 8:21.
hello people here going and have a look at these beautiful coins and this is the
third series in the last drachma issued by the Greek government and there is
another series after this but it overlaps okay so you we have the 50 left
are you 1 2 5 10 20 50 drachma now there is a 10 and 20 left ha that was issued
into 1978 these 50 left are the 20 drachma issued
a 976 like as you can see from the date here and the 50 was issued in 1918 okay
then this coin was iCIJ in 1978 these ones were resized in 1986 and these 2 5
and 10 were issued into 2000 and any stopped circulating when euro was
introduced this one was replaced in 1990 and this one was replaced in 1986 or
smaller coins because the Greek drachma since 1954 have reduced in value and I
believe it's about 200 Dreckman to Australian dollar in about 2000 so on
this one we would covet I'm not too sure what ship that is but
it's probably probably an Athenian ship used in 1821 during the War of
Independence over Greece from the Ottoman Empire okay here we have had two
guns there's some muskets looks like a olive leaf use that that bag he owns the
powder that you that's we kept the powder gum piada
so these would have been a weapon used in during the War of Independence
fathers nothing d-10 has the atom so it has been nucleus with
the proton and neutron and electrons going around the 20 has the part on
which is on the Acropolis in Athens and the 15 just as waves I'm not too sure
what that represents and also you have a patent down the bottom here which is
also on a lot of Greek pottery or so I'm a lot of Greek gradings stuff like that
so this is the traditional Greek key design they're also these ones in the
nickel brass and the rest acaba nickel okay so from this series on including
the euro the Greeks have ever put images of
ancient statesmen as you can see with the copper nickel coins or those who are
associated with the war independence of Greece okay so on the fifty laptop we
have my course post status he was a leader in the war of independence only
one we have Constantine cannabis he was a blue thread father during the war of
independence and a politician later in life on D 2 we have Jojo
karai's carcass who is also here in work independence and now we get on to the
people from the Classical period so on the five we have Aristotle and he was a
philosopher he was a student of Plato who Plato is he was also
of Socrates and if you don't know about Socrates he was ordered to commit
suicide by the Athenian government also also talked about this guy he was also
the teacher to Alexander the Great everyone knows who Alexander the gravy's
and he's on a future corner I was shown in another video so on the 10 we have
Democritus who was a philosopher and he adopted the atomic theory that's why the
atom is on the other side and this one is Pericles also I should mention now is
that the names in Greek on all the coins okay Pericles was a Athenian statesman
and also a general that's why he's got the current hat on Nene from 495 429 BC
and he was one of the major figures in the early period of the Peloponnesian
wars which pitted Athens and irrelevant against Sparta and alloys and a few of
it powers like Argos and Corinth generally didn't take partner and our
middle brief and both sides tried to get them on this side okay now on the 50
this one here has soul on relief 638 to where 658 as far as we know and he was
opinion lawmaker and he's credited with um introducing democracy into Athens he
was also a poet in his spare time and poetry back then had as well as plays
had a lot of social weight so you could ever become a great person famous or be
scorned on depend Starly right and what you wrote about
and so long use his poetry for its own advancement of his own ideas and also
for enjoyment so here I have the side so on the nickel brass coins they are
milled the five-and-ten drachma have and 50 drachma just plain name milling no
let him in there 20 drachma has Elena ki Tomas Katya so do Greek democracy which
I Greeks quite proud of their history especially their ancient classic
classical history so these coins were used between 9 and 76 and roughly 1986
the 5 and 10 drachma continued to be used to to thousands and the rest will
replace the waiver drop data usage so I hope you like these coins I quite do
you're beautiful a pretty sight thing because I like ancient Greece history
what I like to leave there don't there's no internet no modern healthcare no cars
no Road Transport and numismatics would have been a bit hard to actually get
into because the number of coins would have been reduced it would have been
there being that fun fun fun ok let me know what you like about these
coins down below or dislike about these coins if you like these coins give it a
thumbs up if you don't like these coins give it a thumbs down and please
subscribe to my channel thank you bye bye
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Sea buckthorn jam recipe ♡ English subtitles - Duration: 3:33.
Hello! My name is Elena Bazhenova.
I am glad to welcome you at my kitchen!
Sea buckthorn berries are expediently preserve uncooked.
This can be done in several ways.
I will share with you my favorite recipes.
The first way is to freeze the sea buckthorn. It's simple.
The second way is to make raw jam.
Sea-buckthorn with sugar is a vitamin bomb that can protect and support your health in winter.
In this raw jam it has the greatest amount of useful substances.
We need berries and sugar, as for any jam.
In the proportion: 1 kg berries per 1.3-1.5 kg sugar.
I have already made one raw jam.
Of whole berries.
Jam stood in the fridge for a week and the juice appeared.
Gradually the amount of juice will increase and the berries will dive into it.
Today I want to make a mashed sea-buckthorn with sugar.
We need to sort the berries.
Remove the leaves and large twigs.
Rinse well and dry with a towel.
The berries are prepared. Now they need to be mashed.
You can do this in several ways.
The first way: grind the berries using a meat mincer and then mix with sugar.
You can grind the berries through a sieve and then mix with sugar.
Or: add sugar to the sea-buckthorn.
Leave 2 tablespoons of sugar in a bowl.
Mince it all together using blender.
I use a multifunction blade.
Mince.
I got some mashed berries with a seeds.
I like these seeds. I will not remove them.
They have a lot of useful sea buckthorn fats.
If you dont like them, you can crush the sea-buckthorn through a sieve.
Take washed (you can use sterilized) jar and lid.
Pour the jam here.
Top 1-2 tablespoons of sugar.
The sugar will dissolve.
Cover.
Put it in the refrigerator.
Such a raw jam can be stored at a temperature less than +4 C/40 F.
With the onset of cold weather, it can be moved to the balcony.
Sea-buckthorn does not freeze, because it contains the fat and a lot of sugar.
Cook with pleasure and enjoy!
TASTY DIALOGUE WITH ELENA BAZHENOVA
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KSHMR JUST REVEALED HIS PRODUCTION SECRETS!! - Duration: 11:28.
What's up TEAMMBL? It's musicbyLUKAS!
If you guys like Kingsley and you like song parodies, then you'll love the video we just put out on TEAMMBL TWO.
We took the song "Baby got back" and turned it into "Kitty Got Back"
SO head over there after this video to watch & subscribe.
So KSHMR recently did this amazing interview with WAVES in which he revealed a bunch of production secrets.
And as you guys know, this guy just keeps making hit after hit so we definitely want to pay attention to what he has to say.
After reading the interview I took away 10 valuable KSHMR secrets that I wanted to share with you guys, and that's what today's video is about
And if you guys want to read the entire interview after this video is over you can find the link to it in the description below
Alright guys, let's get to it
Number 1 is use your music to create the world you want
When KSHMR was younger his parents separated and this caused a lot of frustration for him
But he found an outlet and for him that outlet was music, to help him create the world he wanted
If you want to be successful as a DJ then you have to live that life as a successful DJ, you have to make music that is going to get you there
So you can create that world you want
Number 2, use influences around you that are personal to you to create your own music
KSHMR talks about how his father came from India and brought with him his love of Bollywood
And The Beatles and how when he was younger he didn't really relate to that, he didn't really get it and he wasn't exactly proud of it
But as he got older he started to appreciate where he came from and he started to appreciate that heritage
And he used things like that as well as exotic instruments of India and incorporated them into his music
Which gave him this really cool appeal and made his music sound really original, it's one of the things we think about, today when we think about KSHMR, is his originality
And just the unique vibes of the instruments he uses and the way his melodies work
So what he did, was he was able to use where he came from, his heritage, to be able to put that into his music to make it special
So I hear a lot of producers that're nervous about where they came from, they don't necessarily want everyone to know about their background
They're not even exactly proud of it, but if you really think about it, it's what makes you interesting and unique
So maybe you're from some exotic country or you have some kind of special skill or you're good at playing some kind of instrument that's not traditional in electronic music
You can use those kind of things that environment that you came from to make your music and your art
Be more unique and more special and people will appreciate it more because it will be more real and authentic
Number 3, be human with your music
They were talking to KSHMR, in the interview, about he does the pitch bending that he does, how he comes up with little notes and chords here and there
That aren't usual in electronic music
And KSHMR had this to say, he talked about how a real human, when they're playing an instrument, they don't have everything perfect
It's not all perfectly 100% EQ'd, the velocity of each note is not always the top
And there's something that sounds more natural about that, and more authentic, which is why he does the pitch bending
And why he likes to sneak in little notes here and there, to make it sound more real
And I think this is really important and it's part of what makes KSHMR's music so relatable
So what you can think about is, for instance when you open up your piano roll, if you make all the notes from just like a piano being played
Have all the same velocity, it's not gonna sound real
If you really listen to someone play piano live on the stage or in an acoustic version
You notice how they play some notes softer and some notes more intense to be able to build that emotion
And you lose that when you make it sound so robotic
So I think that this is an incredible production secret for you to be able to try to think about how to play music like a real person would play it and not just from a melody loop
To try and make it more real keep those pitch bends, keep those little notes here and there
Definitely make sure that it's all on time and you know on tempo, but to try to make it more real
Number 4, make something inspiring to keep the momentum going
KSHMR says that it's all about making the sound inspiring as quickly as possible to keep the momentum going for he listener
For example one of the plug ins that he likes to use to be able to do this is the Renaissance Compressor
He talks about how it's all about subtleness
And how it's able to make the vocal have the compressed sound without making it sound overly harsh
And this just goes again to KSHMR raw authenticness
And the way he makes it subtle is what also makes it more raw and more real
So it all plays into the KSHMR style
And KSHMR knows that if he can get you inspired right in the beginning
Right in the first 10 seconds of the track even, that he can keep you listening and want to hear more
So that's his whole goal when he gets into the studio, and is making a track is to be able to find a way to get the listener inspired as quickly as possible
So just make sure you remember that your goal is to hook the listener right away to keep listening to your track
Because they're not gonna give you much time when they're listening especially if you are a DJ or producer that they've never heard of before
So you gotta make sure you grab their attention and something inspiring is really a good way to do that
Number 5, pay attention to your stereo field.
So in the interview they asked him, they said, "KSHMR of course you like to be subtle, but how do you get these huge mixes, they sound incredible."
And his reaction was that he really likes to pay attention to the stereo field and that a lot producers go overboard and just try to make one particular sound really fat and wide
But what KSHMR does to get multiple sound and give them each their own space in the stereo field
And he says when you do this you actually create a much fuller mix and it's part of the reason why he has these incredible, huge mixes
So the whole point of this is to make sure you pay attention to the stereo field, a lot of producers get really caught in the EQ
And they pay no attention to which sound should be more mono, which sound should be more stereo, and that's definitely something you need to give a lot of attention to
if you want your mixes to have that full and fat sound
Number 6, Share
KSHMR was asked about this because of course he's collaborated with some of the biggest DJ's in the world and they said to him
KSHMR do you ever share presents and patches with these other producers and he said of course!
He said that who better to get presets from than the people that you look up to
For example , Headhunters is one of his favorite producers that he's worked with and he said he still use some of the presets in his new music, because they just sound so good
And another note that he hit on was that there's this weird thing about how some producers feel that if they share how they make their music
Or what their secrets are that other people are going to dethrone them and make them not the people they used to be
And that there's going to be too much competition, everyone can do it, what they do
And basically KSHMR says that that's stupid and that if you think that you're so easy to copy, that someone who just learned how you make your tracks that they can all of a sudden make the exact same hits as you
without the same inspiration or feelings or background or talent that there is something wrong
And I have to agree here because it's true if your idea, lets say that you have this amazing top secret idea
If you told it to someone and they were so easily able to copy it and get successful from that idea before you then the idea is probably not that good of an idea because
Your execution, not the idea, is what matters
So be like KSHMR and never be afraid to share because you never know what you're gonna get in return
Number 7, use your mistakes
In the interview they ask KSHMR how he delivers his hits so consistently
And one of the things he says to this day some of his biggest hits have come from his mistakes
and he said that must of the magic is an accident and that it never feels like magic if you spend hours working on it
KSHMR says that when he gets in the studio what he really likes to do is just throw ideas around and see what really works
So he'll work on a bunch of different ideas and try to figure out which ones are bad which ones are good
And he said that nothings really changed from the beginning of when he was producing then to now
Except for the fact that he's quicker what's working and what's not
So just keep throwing ideas around like KSHMR because maybe one of your mistakes will be your next big hit
Number 8, surprise yourself
At this point in the interview they were talking to KSHMR about how he creates such catchy melodies
And he said that there's a lot of science behind it, people try to come up with how catchy melodies are made, but for him, he just likes to make something that surprises him
And the way that he can do that is by trying to throw in a weird note there, trying to make the chord a little bit different
And that that makes it sound catchy and unique
He kind of just sees what happens and he usually surprises himself
Now me personally I play piano, been playing piano for a long time, and I have grown into these patterns of habit where I play certain chords
And sometimes they don't sound as unique, they're not surprising me because I play them all the time
So one of the things that I do is I will play those chords
Record it into Logic and then I will open up my piano roll and start messing with those notes by hand
And it's really cool because sometimes you can come up with unique chords and patterns
Chop up the notes, do some stuff to make it sound different and I think that can help it be more catchy
Number 9, find your personal touch, then use it
They asked KSHMR how he is so good at remixes and what he said is truly incredible
He was talking about how you just gotta give a track, the original track, what it doesn't have
For example if he's remixing a pop song he doesn't want to give it more pop
He doesn't want to give it more happiness and excitement
He gives it more darkness, he tries to go the other way with it
Just like when he gets a track that's really organic sounding and raw, he tries to make it more synthy and this is really cool because for example
Why would you give a really progressive house track more progressiveness when you remix it, you wanna give it something different, something that the listeners not exactly expecting
A different flavor, a different vibe, so I think this is really powerful and if you pay attention to this rule you can start making some incredible remixes like KSHMR
Number 10, keep it simple
They asked KSHMR a really important question here, which is do you need to know music theory in order to produce good tracks
And what he had to say was that if you can't just produce a track with a piano and a great melody, if you need all the bell and whistles, all the fanciest plug ins to do it
Then you're not really a good producer in his book
So what KSHMR is saying here, if you can't just do the simplest of things and make it sound good there's really not a point to start adding all those bells and whistles to a full production
Any of those songs by KSHMR with those crazy melodies would sound super sick on the piano and many versions have already been made so
Just think of the subtleness before you start adding all the intensities.
I hope you guys liked this video about KSHMR's production secrets and if you have any other DJ's or producers that you wanna know their production process how they do things
Be sure to comment below
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Mass Effect Andromeda: Trailer Soundtrack - Fall of Heroes - Duration: 3:18.
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MoveBank- Animals Without Borders - Duration: 3:00.
Hello my little and my little Beastss
another day in EntreBeasts
today I am so sleepy, because I just got up [Yawn]
just a moment ago
Today I will talk about good news
What? good news? good news? Good news? GOOD NEWS?
I found this article:
animals show a planet without borders
An international project records movements of hundreds of species
in the world
MoveBank which is a project database that is freely accessible to anyone
which it is coordinated by the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Germany
includes information provided Since 2007 for about 3,000 scientists and
conservation organizations all over the world
it contains a total of about 400 million point locations of animals
marked with GPS transmitters or other devices
[turn to the right]
yes, as I am saying here
now I'll put the video, not the whole video, so you can have an idea about it
the great migration of animals from Central Europe to Africa
it begins to be appreciable at minute 57 of the video
they are white storks, underlines the engineer Matthias Berger
author of data visualization
in this animation 5,500 individuals belonging to 150 species appear, as detailed Mr Berger.
why is it important?
tracking animals
It allows to study the effects of habitat destruction,
climate change,
the invasion of exotic species,
and the spread of infectious diseases
according to the project' directors
Martin Wikelski and Sarah Davidson
their results are crucial for identify future protected areas
that's very good!
let me see, what I wanted to show you? ahh? yes
the climate change
but if there is no climate change
what madness is that?, madness!
I think you are the madmen [laughs]
MoveBank
includes for example data migration of the zebras in the okavango' Delta
to the salt flats of Makgadikabgadi ..... it is very difficult to pronounce, let me see...
again
Makgadikgadi in Botswana,
in Spain, for example, MoveBank includes data movements of the white stork
provided by the Migres foundation,
the imperial eagle provided by the biological station Doñana
and the black vulture shared by GREFA
Rehabilitation Group of Native Fauna and its Habitat
and that's all my children and my little Beastss
Good news!
If you liked it, share, give it a like, subscribe, and so on.
So EntreBeasts chaoooo
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Review - Lego City: Airport Starter Set (60100) - Duration: 5:44.
Hey everyone!
JAYSTEPHER with Airport Starter Set
by Lego City.
Set number 60100.
Contains 81 pieces.
Recommended building ages are 5 through 12.
This doesn't look like a half bad set.
We get three figures,
and we get to make a helicopter.
Let's open this up.
The box has nice colorful box art.
It's not packed too bad.
There is one folded instruction manual
and three bags of bricks.
Looks like a nice assortment of parts.
Let's take a closer look at Airport Starter Set.
On he left, we have this lady
wit the signal flairs.
On the right, we have a male pilot.
Both heir torsos are printed.
Each minifigure has a single-sided head.
The graphics on the back of the pilot's torso are printed.
On the left, we have the gentleman
with a hand truck full of letters.
The graphics are printed on three 1 by 2 flat tiles.
This gentleman on the right
has a fuel tank I believe.
The wheels on the bottom of both hand trucks do rotate.
We have a wrench
that is hard to pick up.
Possibly used to control the valve on top of the fuel tank.
On the right, we have a mailbox.
In front of the mailbox is suppose to have a sticker.
The torsos are printed on both front and back of each minifigure.
Of course the minifigures both have a single-sided head.
Finally we have the helicopter.
It does have a nice color scheme of back,
dark grey,
red, and yellow.
Nice large windshield.
Top prop and the rear prop do spin.
Wow these bump together!
I wouldn't want to take a ride in this.
The helicopter is equipped with two mailboxes that do open up.
The front of the mailboxes are suppose to have a sticker.
Here's the sticker sheet.
The graphics should have been printed directly on the doors of the mailbox.
It is a nice helicopter.
Let's do our minifigure test.
Well we're going to have to move some stuff out of the way
to open up the windshield.
Inside of the cockpit
consist of just a control panel.
No stick to control the plane.
So I don't know how the pilot is going to fly this beast.
Not a lot of rear head room.
Now will this windshield close?
It does!
Look at all that head room on the top.
Not bad at all.
The helicopter could have been improved a bit.
Maybe a spot in the back for his helmet to fit in
and the graphics printed on the mailbox doors.
It is a nice helicopter nonetheless.
This concludes the review for
Airport Starter Set by Lego City.
Set number 60100.
This indeed is a starter set,
but you do get four minifigures
and some accessories.
The helicopter could have been improved a bit,
but it still will be a great piece for any Lego city
or as a source for spare parts.
Thank you for watching!
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The BEST Pronunciation Resources | Improve Your Speaking - Duration: 9:42.
So today, I want to talk to you about two online resources
that you can use to improve your pronunciation.
Before we begin, I'd like to remind you to subscribe
to our channel for more video lessons
on how you can practice and improve your English.
This lesson is going to be a little bit of a learning tutorial
because I'm sure many of you out there want to
improve your pronunciation and one of the most
common questions that we get is people asking us
How can we practice our pronunciation?
What resources are out there?
So today I want to show you two resources
that you can use to practice your pronunciation
and do all of this completely on your own.
So the first online resource that I'd like to show you
is called Youglish.
Now, Youglish is a search engine that will help you find
The pronunciation of any word out there,
and it searches through a lot of different videos on YouTube.
So if you want to know the pronunciation of a certain word or phrase
You can type it into the search, and it will show you a lot of
different videos with the words or phrase that you are
looking for, so you can see how people
are pronouncing this in context.
So let's just take a sentence for example.
And the sentence is...
"Where do we go from here?"
So we can just type that into the search
and it's going to bring up different videos
with people saying that exact sentence.
So you can see it just immediately goes to a video,
just a random video that it found on YouTube.
And it highlights the words that you just typed in.
So, now we can listen to different people say that sentence
in different context.
...have a soul-searching moment of
like, where do we go from here?
Like, what do we do now?
Where do we go from here?
Not only that, we can divide the search up
and say that we wanted to hear the American pronunciation of it.
We can click right here where it says US.
So now we can hear people saying this sentence
in an America accent in different context.
So, where do we go from here?
It's easy to point the finger at corporations and blame...
...computing. And finally, where do we go from here?
And the videos will just continue playing.
And you can go back and listen to them again
and you can just keep listening to them over and over.
To hear how people are saying it.
To hear the rhythm and flow of their speech.
And the intonation as well as the emphasis.
And so you want to hear it in a British accent.
Then we can click where it says UK
and listen to a British accent.
...got here and what's happening.
But where do we go from here?
...which comes out twice a year,
So where do we go from here?
...final round. The eggheads lost one earlier.
Where do we go from here?
The answer is film and TV.
Even if we want to hear it in an Australian accent,
we can find videos with people saying it
in an Australian accent.
Now, where do we go from here?
...it's beautiful. Okay. So where do we go from here?
...very pretty area. So where do we go from here then?
So Youglish is a very important tool
if there is a word or sentence that you want to hear
and see well, "How are people saying this word?"
And also find out, well what context is it being used in.
So how do we improve our pronunciation
and how do we practice it.
To put it in simple terms, pronunciation is just
two different parts.
The first part is just making sure
that your mouth is in the right position in order to make
individual sounds.
Are you able to get your mouth in the right position
and push the air in and out to make sure that that sound
is coming on correctly.
The next part is listening to the way that sound is said correctly.
And then trying to imitate that and repeat that
and say it in the same way.
Because when people are talking and communicating,
they are taking groups of sounds, putting them together,
to make words, and putting those together to make sentences.
And when we listen to them come together
there is a rhythm and flow to it
because of intonation, emphasis, and stress.
The next pronunciation resource I want to show you
is called Yarn.
And Yarn is a site that it's full of short
video clips from movies, television, music.
And this is a great resource for actually
practicing your pronunciation.
And you can do this by using a technique called Shadowing.
And Shadowing is when you hear something
being said and you try to repeat it
in exactly the same way.
You're trying to use the same intonation...the emphasis.
And you're really trying to shadow
what you are hearing.
And shadow exactly what is being said.
So say that we want to know more about the word
"Colossal."
And see how it's being used and actually practice saying that.
We can do a search on Yarn for that word
and up comes a bunch of videos
using the word colossal.
So let's listen to some videos and then we'll repeat.
It would be a colossal understatement.
It would be a colossal understatement.
It would be a colossal understatement.
It would be a colossal understatement.
It would be a colossal understatement.
...in the most colossal way.
...in the most colossal way.
...in the most colossal way.
...in the most colossal way.
...in the most colossal way.
I paid for a colossal donut.
I paid for a colossal donut.
I paid for a colossal donut.
I paid for a colossal donut.
I don't have a donut.
I paid for a colossal donut. I don't have done
Now let's say that we want to practice a sentence
and we want to use the question,
"What's the matter with you?"
Now this can mean two different things.
It can mean, "What's the matter with you?"
like "What's wrong? Are you okay?"
And it also can mean, "What's the matter with you?"
like, "What's your problem?"
And this is a great way to listen to
how it's being said so you can understand how to use it
when you want to express those feelings.
So again, we can do a search for "What's the matter with you?"
and we find a lot of different videos
using that exact question.
Let's start out with some people asking that question
like you know, "What's wrong? Are you okay?"
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
Wasn't matter with you
What's the matter with you?
That's my Nicholas Cage impression. It's really bad.
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
I sound like an owl...YOU...YOU...YOU.
What's the matter with you?
Now let's see how it's used in the context of
"Hey. What's your problem?"
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with you?
Yeah, I can't do that one very well.
What's the matter with you?
So as you can see, with each of those videos
we're saying the same question,
but we're saying it a little differently
depending on the context
and the meaning that we want to convey.
But this is a great way to practice your pronunciation.
Because these videos are short.
And you can just listen to the way a word
or a sentence is being said
in a variety of contexts using a variety of intonation.
And try to repeat and repeat and repeat
and shadow what you're hearing.
And for additional practice and to make it even better
I would recommend recording yourself as you're doing
this using your cell phone or a device on the computer.
So then you can go back and listen to the way that
you are saying it and then listen to the way
it's said in the video.
And then when you listen to yourself saying it,
you can compare that with the actual video.
And by doing this you'll be able to identify
perhaps certain sounds that you're having trouble
making because they don't match up with what you're hearing.
Or perhaps you hear that your intonation is just a little off.
Or maybe you are not emphasizing
a word the same way.
So I highly recommend recording yourself
as you doing this.
So if you want to improve your pronunciation
use the resources that are available to you.
I will put a link to both of these sites
in the description below.
And what I'd like you to do is in the comments,
let us know what you are doing to practice your pronunciation
How are you trying to improve?
What resources are you using or what methods?
And I think this will help everybody and maybe we
can learn new ways techniques or find out new
resources that we can continue to practice and improve.
Sharing is caring.
Thanks for watching and we'll see you next time.
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Emmerdale's Aaron killed off as prison villain Jason feud escalates? - Duration: 2:39.
Emmerdale's Aaron killed off as prison villain Jason feud escalates?
Prison bully Jason is on the prowl – and hes not done with his brutal tormenting. It all kicked off when Aaron and Adam went off to the gym to get in some boxing training.
But their exercise was soon put on hold when prison bully Jason showed off and tormented the best friends, before demanding that they jumped into the ring. ATTACKED: Adam got knocked out by Jason.
Aaron – whos out on licence – wasnt going to be pushed over the edge and with Adam by his side, the pair left the compound.
Adam wasnt quite done with Jason though, and he raced back to the gym to take down the brute once and for all.
However, Adams stunt didnt go to plan and he ended up being taken down by the thug in just one punch.
Desperate for some urgent medical attention, he ran to Victoria and Zak for help and told them what went down but demanded they kept the truth a secret. Adam warned: He cant know that Jason did this to me.
If he does, I cant think about what might happen..
EMERGENCY: Adam ran to Vic for medical attention.
THUG: Jason bullied Aaron behind bars and is still tormenting him.
Adam The attack didnt stay under wraps for long though as moments later Adam bumped into Aaron who instantly saw his bruised and bloody face. And it didnt take Aaron long to put two and two together.
He slammed: You shouldnt have got involved. Aaron wait, we can go to the police okay, Adam replied. We can get him sent down. But Aaron wasnt having any of it and saw red: No.
If he wants me he can get me..
RAGING: Aaron stormed off to find Jason.
Adam panicked: Hell kill you. Aaron, hes mad. Aaron snapped: Well so am I, before running off to hunt down his tormentor. Is Aaron walking into a death trap? Catch Emmerdale on Monday at 7pm on ITV.
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