Wednesday, September 20, 2023

ENGLISH at the Market!

LET’S LEARN ENGLISH
AT THE MARKET! 🍎💐🍓


BOB THE CANADIAN
YouTube Channel
Sep. 19, 2023


Do you want to learn English at a farmers market? Come with Bob for this outdoor class at the local market in his neighborhood, and he’ll help you learn over 25 English words and phrases that we use when shopping at the market.
Each week Bob and his wife Jen go to their local market to sell their flowers. This past week while they were there, he decided to make an English lesson. It was fun to think of all the vocabulary that he could teach you at that market.
In this English lesson you’ll learn words and phrases like: vendor, canopy, herbicide, organic, customer, tent, stand, stall, booth, farmers market, flea market, produce, empanada, pierogi, samosa, shade, balloon animal, clown, fruits, vegetables, and more!
Hope you enjoy this free English class about the market! 😉

Remember: Always watch the video three times. Twice today with English subtitles on, and once tomorrow with the English subtitles off. This will reinforce the English you have learned!


EXPRESSIONS FROM THE VIDEO

  • FARMERS MARKET: a market where farmers sell their fruits and vegetables – farmers grow their fruit, they grow their vegetables, and they go to a market to sell their produce.
  • FLEA MARKET: a market where anything you can imagine is sold.
  • BOOTH / STALL: the place where a vendor sells their items at a market.
  • STAND: a smaller area, sometimes with a cart, where a vendor sells their items.
  • VENDOR: a person who sells items.
  • CUSTOMER: a person who buys items (things).
  • TENT: a small portable fabric shelter for camping.
  • CANOPY: a portable shelter that gives shade, with a top, but no walls.
  • SHADE: an area underneath something that blocks the sun.
  • PRODUCE: fresh fruits and vegetables.
  • IN SEASON: fruits and vegetables that are currently growing and ripening in an area.
  • BAKED GOODS: usually something yummy and sweet.
  • FLOWERS
  • HONEY
  • BERRIES
  • MEAT
  • COFFEE
  • MAPLE SYRUP
  • JAM
  • TABLECLOTH: a fabric or plastic covering for a table.
  • SIGNAGE: signs and posters that give information such as pricing for a business.
  • SAMOSA: a triangular savory pastry.
  • EMPANADA: a pastry turnover filled with meat or vegetables.
  • PIEROGI / PEROGI / PEROGY: a small dough dumpling filled with potato and cheese.
  • PIZZA: a flour crust baked with tomato sauce, cheese, and sometimes meat.
  • BALLOON ANIMAL: a toy animal made from a balloon by twisting it.
  • ORGANIC: food grown without the use of herbicides or pesticides.
  • HERBICIDE: a chemical that kills plants.
  • PESTICIDE: a chemical that kills insects.
  • LOCAL: food which is grown close by – the food that is grown within a few kilometers of the market.

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