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Introduction Video: How I learned to speak 5 languages - Duration: 4:49.Hey guys, I'm Eszter and I love learning languages.
I made this channel to show you what languages I already speak
and how I learned them in a quick and fun way.
As you all know, I'm from Hungary,
my only native language is Hungarian
and I lived in Hungary until I was 18.
The first foreign language that I started to learn was German when I was in kindergarten.
I was 5 years old but we had the opportunity to take German
and I was determined to convince my parents to let me enroll in the course.
So I went home and I tried to convince them
but they were like "No, we don't think you should do this,
it's just too expensive and you don't really learn a lot in kindergarten, you can just start later".
But on the next day when we went back, I saw that the kindergarten teacher was there
and I asked my mom very loudly like:
"Mom, are you gonna pay for my German lessons?"
I knew that she wasn't gonna say no and I was right.
So this is how everything started.
I started to learn German in kindergarten and then I had it for 8 more years in school.
In the meanwhile, I started to learn English.
At that time I was a huge fan of The Vampire Diaries
and I decided to start learning English because I was upset a lot of times that I didn't understand what they said.
I watched it in English with Hungarian subtitles
and then one day I bought a notebook and I wrote down everything, on the one page in English and on the other page in Hungarian.
I learned the whole episode by heart, I would learn the different words, expressions, the grammar, everything.
And at that point I decided that I should start watching everything in English.
So I watched a lot of movies, TV-shows, series, everything.
Two years later when I went to high school, I took French,
which I had for 4 years, but I realized that learning French just in school and doing my homework
would not be enough to get to the point where I wanted to be.
So I used the same method and I watched a lot of videos, shows and movies in French.
When I was at the end of 10th grade, I started to have a huge passion for Norway and the Norwegian nature,
so one evening I went home, I looked at what the language was like
and I decided to start learning Norwegian as well.
So these 4 languages are basically the ones I feel quite comfortable speaking now,
but at some point I've also learned a bit of Arabic, Russian, Indonesian, American Sign Language and Swedish.
And there was one more language that I started to learn a year ago, which is Romanian.
And I will do a separate video in which I will explain how I learned this language and why exactly I did it.
When talking about languages with people, a lot of them tell me that
they either don't know how to start learning a new language
or that they're afraid of speaking and afraid of making mistakes
or that they think that they'll never be able to learn a new language in their life.
So this is why I started to make this channel,
to give you ideas on how to find sources,
to tell you exactly what you can do if you want to start learning a new language,
to give you every-day tips and show you what methods I used
because if they were effective for me, they might be effective for you, too.
Last but not least, I want to show you that language learning is not something that's supposed to be boring and difficult
and something that you have to do,
but something that you want to do
because it makes you see the world from a different perspective
and just because it's a lot of fun!
Thank you so much for watching this video
and make sure to check out the next one
in which I will explain what exactly you can do of you want to start to learn a new language.
Bye, guys! :)
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Awesome Series - AwesomeShock - Duration: 2:37.AwesomeShock
Oh my GOD!!
(SCREAMING)
Well that was lucky.
(Radio) Sup?
(Radio) Wanna help me find my family?
I kinda have my own problems right now.
(Radio) Cooool. Thanks for volunteering.
Daw!, I can't say no to that charming accent.
Oh wow a random floor needle.
Guess I'll just shoot that shit up!
Eeh-- AAHH!!
EUHAAAAHH!!
AHH-Oh my god what the fuck!?
Atlas, help me!
(Radio) See that little girl there?
Uuhh-- Yeah?
(Radio) Go kill her.
What the fuck dude!?
Hey, can you go snap some photos for me please?
(Jack) I'm star-- (Peach) K. Thanks. BYYYE!!
(Big Daddy Roars)
(Camera flash)
*blink blink*
(Birds tweeting)
It was all a trick! I'm a bad guy!!
Yeeeaahhh...
I saw that coming.
(Radio) My family died...
Oh man. I'm... so sorry...
(Radio) It's K! Wanna hang out?
Uuuhhh---
Maybe, later?
*click*
How do you like my disgusting corpse art?!
(gags)
(Puking)
Heuhh...
It's um... Good?
Thanks DUDE!!
(Maniacal laughing)
Eh-heheh... (Cohen still laughing)
Uh-he-heh... (Cohen still laughing)
EUUGH! (Cohen still laughing)
Uuuggghhh... (Cohen still laughing)
HA!! Ohh.
Uuuhhh. Yes. Ah ha.
Finally! We come face-to-face Ryan!
(Clears throat)
Would you kindly bash my brains in?
K!
Maybe I should have picked less painful (SMASH)
execution. Uuuhhh...
Ah HA HA HA HAHAHA!!
It's all a trick. I'm a bad guy!
O-oh k. That one I actually didn't see coming.
GAH!
RARH!
RRAAEEEUGH!!
Oh fuck
Wow! I'm really glad I chose to save them all.
(Whispering inconspicuously)
Well at least we have closure
Euh-uh! Don't worry!
We milk the story with a sequel that could never hope to live up to the original.
Hhuuggh..
You
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Thank you for watching and I hope to see you again.
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Elif Episode 661 - Opening Scene | Season 4 Episode 101 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 7:01.Melek...
Her name's Serce, she's my guest.
I told you before! Did you see her?
Jülide...
Who are they?
Sister Tülay and İnci, you know, I've been telling about them.
Sis Tülay, what's going on?
Aunt Melek, I've been looking for you everywhere!
It seems that you've been here all this time.
Melek?
My dear...
Look, I'm not Melek.
Melek!
Now you're here, standing in front of me.
God, you look after my mind!
No...
How could this happen...
No,
this is not possible.
No, it's not possible.
Jülide, I...
I'll be at the room inside.
Melek?
- Melek? - Sis Tülay?
Sis Tülay, what's all this about?
- Sis Tülay? - Melek...
Melek...
- Come, come here, have a seat. - She's our Melek, who passed away! Melek!
- Sis Tülay... - She's our Melek, we lost her!
- Sis Tülay, are you alright? - No...
How's this possible?
How? Melek!
Melek...
S- sis Tülay?
- What happened to my aunt Tülay, is she OK? - She's fine, dear, don't worry, she will be.
Sis Tülay, would you open your eyes, please? You're making us all afraid.
(...)
God, you help us!
Sis Tülay, open your eyes, tell me something! Sis Tülay!
Sis Tülay, say something, please. Open your eyes, we're nervous! Come on!
Sis Tülay...
Aunt Jülide, why isn't aunt Tülay opening her eyes?
Dear, she's OK, OK, don't be afraid. Sis Tülay...
You, keep rubbing her wrists...
I'm going to the drug store, I'll get the pharmacist to take a look at her blood pressure.
You keep rubbing her wrists. I'll be back, don't be afraid.
Please, aunt Tülay, come on, wake up.
Please, aunt Tülay.
Come on, aunt Tülay, open your eyes.
Aunt Tülay, please, I'm begging.
Besides, aunt Melek is with us now!
Come on, please, open your eyes.
Who are all these people?
What do they want from me?
Why do they keep calling me "Melek"?
I just want my daughter.
I just want my Elif back.
We...
had a very dear friend.
She had a kid, too.
Just like our İnci.
She was really sweet.
But then...
fate turned out to be harsh on them.
- What happened to them? - They were about to live happily ever after,
but they were in an accident, the day they got married.
- What is it you're telling me? - Herself, her husband, her daughter...
We lost them all at the accident.
The kid's body was never found.
She even doesn't have a tombstone.
They were so warmhearted people.
İnci loved her like it was her mother.
They were like siblings, with her daughter.
Sis...
I'm truly sorry. May God rest their souls.
That's why we couldn't tell İnci.
I mean, we couldn't tell that they passed away.
Does she knows as they're alive?
We couldn't tell,
she'll be sad, devastated.
If she remembers the moment of the crash,
what could happen...
we couldn't figure. So we kept avoiding.
She saw someone a few days ago.
She looked like Melek to her, she told us that it was her.
She kept on, said "they came back here to see us".
It was aunt Melek!
Why don't you believe in me, why?
How could such thing happen?
Is Melek, that sis Tülay mentioned dead,
is she Serçe?
Oh God, what a coincidence!
Aunt Tülay...
Aunt Tülay, please, wake up!
Open your eyes, please.
- Look, let's take aunt Melek and go home, huh? - I'm not Melek!
I'm not Melek!
I'm Serçe!
My girl...
Mommy, please come back.
If I could ever take you and leave this place...
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to wait before we meet again.
When I come back to them,
I may be fonder and prouder
than ever of my little women.
AUNT MARCH: Four small children
is a recipe for heartache,
headache and indigestion.
LAURIE: Hurry! (laughs)
JO: Castles in the air need
keys, and sometimes I dare to
think that this is mine.
AMY: It's beautiful, Jo.
MOTHER: No one can say I don't
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The 4 Reasons Your Puppy Potty Training Isn't Working - Duration: 5:02.- At our training facility our instructors get to chat
with hundreds of new puppy owners every single month.
And today I'm going to tell you about the four most common,
little oversights that people have,
even when they're doing everything else right,
when it comes to house training.
But those little oversights are
completely de-railing their training.
So we're gonna talk about that today.
I'm Ken Steepe and welcome back to McCann Dogs.
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If this is your first time on the channel
and you consider your dog a member of the family,
then you're gonna want to hit that subscribe button.
We publish new videos every single week
to help you spend some quality time with your
four-legged family member.
Let's take care of the easy one first.
And that's supervision inside.
We all know that anytime you're house training your puppy
and you have them out of their crate,
that you need to be monitoring them closely.
If they sneak away while you're playing on your phone
and they have an accident in the house,
that's not their mistake.
It's actually your mistake.
So you need to be sure that
every moment that puppy is out of their crate,
that you are engaged with them,
you're watching them closely for any signs
that maybe they need to go outside.
And that leads to the second thing
that I wanted to talk about.
And that's the routine of going inside and outside.
Before you put your puppy in your crate
for any length of time, they need to go outside.
If you come home from work or you come get your puppy
and you're gonna take them out and have a play session,
you need to immediately take that puppy up
and take them outside.
They're most likely to feel like they have an opportunity
to have an accident in the house,
after they come out of their crate.
And for puppies, a common time to make a mistake
is after a big play session.
So maybe you've played some tug with your puppy,
or you know, played some response to name,
or luring them around,
or teaching them a new trick, or whatever.
Once you've done playing that play session,
take them outside, let them have a piddle.
Then you can bring them back in and put them in their crate
so they can have a rest.
But it's really important that after they've been up
really high and have been really excited,
that as they're coming down, you've given them
the opportunity to go outside
so that they don't have that accident in the house.
Next let's talk about outside supervision.
Now this is a really important one and this is
a very common place for people to make a mistake,
even though they think they're doing everything right.
When you go to take your puppy outside
and allow them to go outside to go for a pee,
the last thing you want to be doing
is sliding open that back door
and allowing them out to the backyard,
even though it's enclosed
and it's safe, unsupervised.
Puppies have really short attention spans
and the last thing your puppy is going to be thinking about
is going pee, if there are leaves blowing around,
or maybe there's kids playing beyond the fence,
or maybe there's a dog in the yard beside yours.
You really don't want to let your puppy
out of that back yard with all those distractions
when you know that your intention is for them
to go outside to have a pee.
So attach your six foot leash
and head outside with your puppy.
You're gonna go to the area that you want them to pee at
in the future.
Maybe you have a section of your yard
or an area around your building that you want your puppy
to go at.
And you're gonna head out directly to that spot
and stand totally still.
You're not gonna engage with the puppy.
You're just gonna let them go out there
and find their spot and then have a pee.
Now, if they still fail to have a pee,
even if you're standing out there with them
and you've been totally quiet,
it's not uncommon for a puppy to, you know,
all of a sudden, have this burst of energy.
So, the best thing you can do at that point
is scoop your puppy up.
After you've given them a long time to have their pee,
you haven't been engaging,
you're just gonna scoop them up and take them inside.
You're gonna put them right back in their crate
and close that door just for a couple of minutes.
Once your puppy realizes that it's not up to them
when it's time to play,
you're gonna take your puppy back out of that crate
and straight back outside, doing the same process as before.
It's really important that your puppy doesn't start to learn
that every time I get to go outside it's really, really fun.
So whether I go pee, or I play with a leaf,
all I wanna do is get out there.
Your puppy needs to know that every time you're
taking them outside to go have a pee,
that they have a job to do.
Now if you have a puppy who's still having accidents
inside their crate, then it's time to take a look at
what's inside their crate.
Puppies can be real opportunists.
So if you put your puppy in a crate with a huge bed
or a great big fluffy blanket,
they're way more likely to have an accident on that.
If your puppy is going through the house training process,
it's best to not have anything in their crate
that they can pee on and then stuff to the side.
Now I know that we all think that we need to have
a great big bed for our puppy so that they're comfortable.
But nowadays, the plastic crates are really comfortable
on the bottom, very flat,
and wire crates also have a plastic tray.
But make sure that there is a flat surface
on the bottom of your puppy's crate
before you decide to take their bedding out.
For us, our puppies sort of
earn the opportunity to have some bedding.
And we might go from a flat, plastic puppy crate
once they've had a couple of weeks of success,
we'll put in like, a beach towel or something like that.
Now if you have any other questions about house training
or unusual situations,
drop them in the comments below.
We have a really active community
and we're always checking our comments section
to see if we can help out our viewers.
Now I really hope you found this video helpful
and I hope it speeds up your house training process.
If this is your first time on the channel,
make sure you hit that subscribe button.
We publish new videos every single week
to help you spend some quality time
with your four-legged family member.
That card beside me is actually a playlist
of videos that our Grade One students have found
really helpful and I think you'll find it helpful too.
On that note, I'm Ken, happy training.
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Alicia Meyer - Psychology Summer Institute - Duration: 3:43.>>Alicia Meyer: I think for me my path was little bit different than some of the other
folks that have come through here.
I was first a minority fellow ten years ago or so and did the full year, it was three
year support at that point.
And so I have been around the block a couple of times now.
And I think that the Minority Fellowship Program is one of the very few organizations that
really follows you through your career and really make sure that you are okay as one
of their fellows as you are going through all the trials and transitions and what not
through graduate school and then internship and post doc and then onto your early career
days.
And I signed up to be one of the Psychology Summer Institute people fellows to come back
because I was at a point in my career where I had some questions that I thought that they
were uniquely qualified to answer about cultural things and how as a professional I should
fit into that world and how we should be doing my research and my practice little bit differently
and so I came back that way.
So I think one of the biggest strength of the MFP is how much they care and how much
they really make sure that you are setup for success in a lot of ways as you go through.
I think when I first started I had no idea what cultural psychology was or what it even
meant to and pick research apart in terms of looking at things from various ethnic minority
statuses and so I got a lot of have had a lot of growth since I have been a fellow and
they have more than just looking at some data and saying oh you are whatever category you
are therefore clearly you have this trajectory in your life.
They really make you think critically about this issues and not just going to identify
somebody as some ethnic minority category for example or a woman or whatever their grouping
is.
But really having focused in on peoples life experiences around and around that status
and how does the totality of the experiences make it so that they are at whatever point
they are at now in their lives and so I think both from a research perspective as well as
clinical perspective and then I primarily do clinical work at this point versus research.
It's really help shape how I view my clients and my clients' experiences and not to be
overly stereotypical when people walk in through my door.
So other people should get involved with the MFP because of all of the support that they
provide across a number of different levels.
So research, clinical, they open a lot of doors in terms of policy and opportunities
in terms of networking.
So anybody who is interested in going in a research career would be helped by being part
of the MFP because they have a lot of connections and there are a lot of funding streams that
are specific to what they are doing.
So that's great information having like board and I think in terms of you don't typically
think of policy or forensic stuff when you think of psychology and that's something that
they emphasize as well.
So anybody who is interested in going into sort of policy career to helps them get where
they need to go.
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