The UK in Spring | Slow British English Vlog
My name is Evie and this is a video in
slow English to help you practice your
listening comprehension.
>> [music]
>> Today, we are in a car park.
>> [laughter]
>> We are in
a car park. I am at
Currys, which is basically like
it's this shop right here.
Currys in the UK is a tech shop, so they
tell they sell technology.
Um and I just bought a new camera and a
new microphone because
>> [laughter]
>> I think if anybody has seen my old
videos,
um my audio is kind of bad.
I also
was filming a lot on my phone and this
means that my phone would die really
quickly
and sometimes
I would run
Anyway, sometimes I would run out of
storage. So, I bought a camera and it's
so cute. It's this. It's the DJI Osmo
Pocket 3 and it's so small. Uh I also
have Wilson with me.
I have Wilson.
Today in the village, it is the spring
show. So, the plan is to go to the
spring show, which I will show you
later. So, yeah, let's um let's spend
the day together and um I will show you
the UK in springtime. I'll show you the
UK in the spring.
I now need to drive home.
I'm going to listen to the new Harry
Styles album.
Oh, Wilson's hot.
Um I'm going to listen to the new Harry
Styles album.
Kiss all the time, disco occasionally. I
love it.
And my favorite song on the album, oh my
god, he's so hot.
My favorite song on the album is Taste
Back. So, if you want music
recommendations, I really like Taste
Back by Harry Styles.
Anyway, let's go.
Oh my god, they're so cute.
They're like tiny little ponies.
That was all right. This one didn't turn
Grab. We just arrived. I need to put on
Wilson's harness
and
I'm going to get a coffee and we're
going to head for a walk.
Um he's seen a dog, he's going to go
crazy.
No.
Before we go for a walk,
um we're going to head to the cafe
and I'm going to just sit and enjoy the
sunshine a little bit.
So, this way to the cafe.
>> [music]
[music]
>> Me and Wilson are
on a walk. We just had
a coffee
and I wanted to explain about the spring
in the British countryside.
So, we do not have like a particular
celebration.
Um
we do have an Easter egg hunt
on Easter Sunday with children. So, if
you are a child in the UK at Easter,
on Easter Sunday,
the Easter rabbit
I just watched this clip and I called it
the Easter rabbit.
It is literally not called the Easter
rabbit.
It's called the Easter bunny.
The Easter rabbit
which is a mythical figure, a made-up
figure,
will come
and hide chocolate eggs
in your garden and
children will have an Easter egg hunt
where
they go around their garden and find
these chocolate eggs.
Children will do Easter egg hunts, but
for adults,
unless you are a Christian,
there is no particular
special event at Easter.
Um the spring is more a time where
everyone is happy because
we have nice weather like we have today.
So, this is one of the nicest days we've
had all year in terms of weather. Go,
Wilson.
There's a really cute cottage
with a thatched roof.
Really cute.
Wilson
Wilson loves being
in the long grass.
I have had this phone. No, [ __ ] I have
had
this camera and this new microphone for
about
2 hours
and already I have lost the clip.
So, the microphone has a magnet. It has
a magnet on the back to put it on your
clothing
and I've lost it.
>> [laughter]
>> I have literally used this camera for
like 5 [ __ ] minutes.
What am I like?
Oh, well.
>> [laughter]
>> We're now going to walk down this path,
but I wanted to show you as well more
trees.
So, we had a really big storm a few
weeks ago
and lots of trees fell down. So, you can
see here
these are the roots of the tree.
We also have lots of these old walls in
the UK. So, this is a wall. It's made of
stones. It's man-made. So, it's made by
people
and it's covered in green moss.
Can you see all of the moss?
It's a very old wall and trees
are growing out of the top.
Wilson gets really excited when he's in
a forest
because he loves to chase squirrels.
He loves to chase squirrels. Can you see
he's trying to find squirrels right now?
I think as well, squirrel
is one of the most difficult words for
non-native English speakers.
They find the word squirrel really
difficult to say.
So,
maybe see if you can pronounce squirrel
correctly. I think Americans say like
squirrel.
Squirrel or squirrel
if you prefer British English.
It's a water trough
for farm animals
to drink.
Where I live in the UK is the
countryside.
And in some places like where I live,
we celebrate the spring with a spring
show.
And these spring shows will happen in
various villages
where
people will bring in like
flowers that they have grown in their
garden or cakes that they have baked or
jam that they have made
and they will have a competition in the
village to see who has the best spring
produce.
So, it might be who has the best eggs or
who bakes the best cake.
And it's really cute. So, later this
afternoon there is a spring show in a
nearby village.
So, I'm going to go to that.
So,
we have just got back from our walk. I'm
going to drop Wilson home. I'm going to
take Wilson back to the house.
And then it's time to head to the spring
show. And I can show you a little bit
what a spring show looks like.
The spring show is held in the village
hall, which is basically a public
building in the heart of the village.
It's a public building in the center of
the village.
And as you can tell from the clips, it
was very busy. There were lots and lots
of people at the show.
And
I was a little bit hesitant to film. I
was a bit hesitant to Oops, sorry.
I was a bit hesitant to film people
because obviously I do not know if they
want to be in the video. So, I wanted to
explain a little bit what is happening
in these video clips. What is actually
going on? As you can see in these clips,
there are some of the produce and
entries of the spring show. So, many
people submit these yellow flowers
called daffodils, which are a symbol of
spring in the UK.
And basically there is a competition to
see which daffodil is the best.
People also enter things like cakes or
jam and other baked goods.
Uh and there is a competition for
children as well. So, children will
create tiny little fairy gardens and
chocolate cakes.
They also decorate eggs.
Um eggs are a symbol of spring in the UK
because eggs represent new life
um and rebirth. So, eggs were painted by
children as well.
Um there were also some animals made out
of vegetables, such as this worm made
out of a carrot. Um it's all very cute.
And if you win, you get a small amount
of prize money. Only a couple quid, like
a couple British pounds. It's not a lot
of money. Um people mostly just enter
the competition to be a part of the
community. There is also a prize giving.
So, if you win lots of different
categories, you can win a trophy. Um and
they have an award ceremony with that as
well.
There is a speech before the trophies
are given out. And I will include a
small extract of that here as well. The
speech is at native speed. And I am
going to include a small extract, so you
can see if you can understand any of it.
>> I welcome to the annual spring flower
show. It's lovely to see so many people
and wonderful exhibits here today.
It's a huge credit to everyone involved,
past and present, that the village has
both a spring and autumn shows. So, well
done.
As many other villages have lost theirs.
So, congratulations to everyone for just
keeping this going. It's it's amazing.
After the speech and the award ceremony,
there was a raffle.
A raffle is basically a fundraising
competition where you buy a row of
numbers and then they pull numbers out
of a basket. And if they call your
number, then you win.
So, I bought four rows of tickets. And
to win one of the prizes at the raffle,
I needed the right color ticket and the
right number. So, I needed ticket 210 to
be called in the color that I had on my
raffle ticket.
Good.
Another yellow one.
29.
An early one.
29.
I didn't get it on camera, but
I actually won the raffle. Um so, here
is me post win, post glory
um with my new prize.
We're just now leaving the the raffle.
And
they pulled my ticket, so I won.
Um I wanted a bottle of Shiraz.
There was a bottle of red wine,
>> [laughter]
>> which I wanted, but
the person before me took the wine, so I
have
an Easter egg instead. This was the
prize that I chose for my winning
ticket. And I have been speaking about
Easter eggs this whole video. So, I
thought I could show you. I figured I
could show you like what an Easter egg
is.
Okay.
So,
Okay. So, this is the Easter egg.
And I'm going to open the box.
And
with an Easter egg, you normally get one
large
chocolate egg.
So, this is the Easter egg.
And then you get some extra chocolates
underneath.
So,
this is a Celebrations egg. So, I have a
box of Celebrations
underneath.
And the egg itself is not solid, so it's
hollow.
Can you hear? It's hollow. So, when I do
this,
the chocolate has
broken.
>> [laughter]
>> And um
then you have some chocolate.
>> [music]
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