Bonjela Get Ris Od Ulcers

Show 509 Monday 24 September

The show of 24 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Today we were able to arrange an interview with the President!
Kyle is the President of the Student Union of Acadia. And he is also a student, then, was the question I put to him:

What are you studying?

I study French and political science as my major and mathematics as minor subjects.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today, Virgin Mobile was sued after a photo of a 16-year-old girl had used in an advertising campaign, without asking for permission.

Virgin Mobile Australia is a mobile communications company based in Sydney, Australia.
your last national campaign called "Are you with us or what?".
use for the campaign images from Flickr, without people asking for permission in the pictures.
An image was made from a 16-year-old girl Texas.
The picture was taken by a friend who published it on his Flickr page. He chooses the Creative Commons license that allows others to use the photo if they reported the photographer as author.
The campaign shows a photo of a girl that makes a peace sign with one of the campaign slogans: "Make an end to their pen pal." In the process

said the girl's family, this experience would have damaged their reputations, the malice of peers and the prying eyes exposed to the people who can google it now.

And that was Stick News on Monday 24 September. Kia Ora
.

conversations with sarah
# 314 How have you won the election?

Step 1: Repeat Sarah text.
Step 2: Read Sarah's text and talk to Kyle .

Sarah Why did you made up your mind for the presidency to run?

To Kyle, I think that had much to do with the fact that I, I'm pretty passionate, what the students here and the Acadia University regards itself. And, ah, I could improve many things.
'm So I applied.

Sarah How have you won the election?

Kyle order, a two-week campaign. In order, we have designed many posters and hung lots of signs.
Many conversations with people where we have tried to get them excited about what we have to offer them. Um, I competed with two other people, so there was some kind of list of candidates. Around, but ah, yes, it was basically a lot of campaign advertising and ah, a lot of sleepless nights and ah, that was our foundation.

Sarah What are your duties as president?

Kyle As president of the organizations I basically oversee all the services of the work as a whole. I monitor the conductor. To, but I am responsible for the student body as a whole. So I'm at the bottom of the food chain. In order, therefore, the students tell me what to do. To, but I also represent the work to the national government, provincial government, ah, about the administration.

Sarah power to you, the job fun?

Kyle I love him. Every minute of it. I mean, some days are quite stressful, and when I get home, I tell myself this: "Oh, why I had just tried." But an hour later you can see how great it was and what, you know what effect it had on the general student body on this day.

Sarah What makes you the most?

Kyle order to interact with people. I am a social person, I love to chat with people and talk. So, to meet new people every day is really great. And, ah, well, ah, you know, to communicate with the alumni and the Board and such people to, is also great, you know, deal with them every day.

Sarah complain What the students most?

Kyle moment, obviously the negotiations between the faculties. Ah, that's something you often hear and something that we apply the moment, to draw attention to it. Order, otherwise there is not much right now. So early this year, it is difficult to judge what will be the main issues. Ah, but during the year there are usually not many complaints. It's usually an individual, you know that has a problem with something, but quickly resolved can be.

Sarah What would you most like to improve the Acadia?

Kyle order to communicate. That was one of our goals in the campaign that we wanted to communicate better and, you know, wanted to find new ways to do that.
So, I mean, we've started, you know, with a large attack on Facebook, which this year is the big thing. Ah, podcasts, videocasts. Um, I mean, this week we had a meeting in the student body. To which we could move 140 people. This is a big deal. involve all students, this year, and that was something that really wanted to do.

Sarah Want to become a politician?

To Kyle, I've been thinking about it. A couple of times. Ah, I do not quite know if this is something, dass .. I want wrden more or less teachers, that's about my goal. But if the opportunity arises, I will take it.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Bonjela Get Ris Od Ulcers

Show 509 Monday 24 September

The show of 24 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Today we were able to arrange an interview with the President!
Kyle is the President of the Student Union of Acadia. And he is also a student, then, was the question I put to him:

What are you studying?

I study French and political science as my major and mathematics as minor subjects.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today, Virgin Mobile was sued after a photo of a 16-year-old girl had used in an advertising campaign, without asking for permission.

Virgin Mobile Australia is a mobile communications company based in Sydney, Australia.
your last national campaign called "Are you with us or what?".
use for the campaign images from Flickr, without people asking for permission in the pictures.
An image was made from a 16-year-old girl Texas.
The picture was taken by a friend who published it on his Flickr page. He chooses the Creative Commons license that allows others to use the photo if they reported the photographer as author.
The campaign shows a photo of a girl that makes a peace sign with one of the campaign slogans: "Make an end to their pen pal." In the process

said the girl's family, this experience would have damaged their reputations, the malice of peers and the prying eyes exposed to the people who can google it now.

And that was Stick News on Monday 24 September. Kia Ora
.

conversations with sarah
# 314 How have you won the election?

Step 1: Repeat Sarah text.
Step 2: Read Sarah's text and talk to Kyle .

Sarah Why did you made up your mind for the presidency to run?

To Kyle, I think that had much to do with the fact that I, I'm pretty passionate, what the students here and the Acadia University regards itself. And, ah, I could improve many things.
'm So I applied.

Sarah How have you won the election?

Kyle order, a two-week campaign. In order, we have designed many posters and hung lots of signs.
Many conversations with people where we have tried to get them excited about what we have to offer them. Um, I competed with two other people, so there was some kind of list of candidates. Around, but ah, yes, it was basically a lot of campaign advertising and ah, a lot of sleepless nights and ah, that was our foundation.

Sarah What are your duties as president?

Kyle As president of the organizations I basically oversee all the services of the work as a whole. I monitor the conductor. To, but I am responsible for the student body as a whole. So I'm at the bottom of the food chain. In order, therefore, the students tell me what to do. To, but I also represent the work to the national government, provincial government, ah, about the administration.

Sarah power to you, the job fun?

Kyle I love him. Every minute of it. I mean, some days are quite stressful, and when I get home, I tell myself this: "Oh, why I had just tried." But an hour later you can see how great it was and what, you know what effect it had on the general student body on this day.

Sarah What makes you the most?

Kyle order to interact with people. I am a social person, I love to chat with people and talk. So, to meet new people every day is really great. And, ah, well, ah, you know, to communicate with the alumni and the Board and such people to, is also great, you know, deal with them every day.

Sarah complain What the students most?

Kyle moment, obviously the negotiations between the faculties. Ah, that's something you often hear and something that we apply the moment, to draw attention to it. Order, otherwise there is not much right now. So early this year, it is difficult to judge what will be the main issues. Ah, but during the year there are usually not many complaints. It's usually an individual, you know that has a problem with something, but quickly resolved can be.

Sarah What would you most like to improve the Acadia?

Kyle order to communicate. That was one of our goals in the campaign that we wanted to communicate better and, you know, wanted to find new ways to do that.
So, I mean, we've started, you know, with a large attack on Facebook, which this year is the big thing. Ah, podcasts, videocasts. Um, I mean, this week we had a meeting in the student body. To which we could move 140 people. This is a big deal. involve all students, this year, and that was something that really wanted to do.

Sarah Want to become a politician?

To Kyle, I've been thinking about it. A couple of times. Ah, I do not quite know if this is something, dass .. I want wrden more or less teachers, that's about my goal. But if the opportunity arises, I will take it.


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Male Brazillian Wax What To Expect

Show 508 Sunday 23 September

The show of 23 September YouTube.


Sunday Kitchen # 65 wine tasting

And John will guide you through the tasting of seven wines, ah, to give you a little insight into the differences between these to be coming from all over the world wines. Thank you for visiting and have fun.

I always start with it: The first thing to understand is that the wine is the harvest of a farmer. Ok? Each bottle of wine comes from the hands of a farmer somewhere in the world. And as you know, need to live in an agricultural community and farmers every penny they get for their crops. This is for the farmers: Thank you.

He has long been employed in this field. He is familiar with everything, from the vineyards, the winery, through marketing, on the production. He understands the whole process of the game the wine world. What I will do so, I will ask Peter a small song and dance that tells you all about the beautiful wine that comes from Nova Scotia.

Benjamin Bridge is a winery that is located literally around the corner. We are, therefore, cuts just over the hill and on the other side of the ridge on de White Rock Road.

The climate here in Nova Scotia are absolutely fantastic for, in sparkling wines and aromatic wines.

This grape variety is also ... they should comfortably casual, his homey ... can be well on decks and docks and so enjoy. It has a low alcohol content. Moscato d'Asti has really only about five and a half percent. We have increased this share to about seven percent. And we think, without air (?), It is so, we we would like. It has a little alcohol to enjoy safe, are often harmless. (?)

off your nose right into it. The smell of this wine is wonderful.

One of the beautiful things about the Bubbys (?) - And this is one of the purposes for which they were first used - is that they that they were placed in the patient's health care system of France.

can come You have air in it. The air opens the wine. Therefore, the glass vibrates slightly.

I can write on my bottle of Burgundy and everyone in France, that this is a Pinot Noir - Pinot Noir because it is only grown in Burgundy. But, I can not call it burgundy when I grow Pinot Noir in California.

wine producers as Peter, her true skill is to herzunehmen different wines and blend them.

We will drink Zinfandel and I can tell you, a judges Zinfandel is not like those white Zinfandel. He is tall, he's kind of in her face, to skin, it beautiful. (Wtf?)

außerdme It operates the largest organic vineyard in South Africa.

You can make bad wine from good grapes, but you can never good wine from bad Grapes make.

One thing I would say to you: the world of wine is wonderful. The Shiraz grape

loves the heat. Brings you to wear a grape, which drives up the alcohol content up to 17 percent in the vineyard. The problem is you have 17 percent wine, it tastes like pure alcohol, and secondly, after half a glass is referred to Jesus.

And there are actually a man named Wolf Blass. He is a little guy, about the size, he is German ah ... German origin.

There is no relationship between quality and price. In the top 100 best wines of the world were only five wines over $ 700 and the average price of the 100 best wines the world was 28 dollars and seventy-irgenwas cents.

Buy buy a bottle of wine, try it, and if you do not like it, it never again. Find that taste you. Drink only that taste you.

wines are like people, in the sense that you never know where you end up with you.

not all the wines are necessarily better, the more they get older.

I can tell you that 99 percent of the wines you buy from the alcohol industry should be consumed immediately.

And many people have the false impression that one can make a wine to age for ever and that he becomes better and better.

I advise you prefer to buy a $ 12 wine that you like, as when a $ 30 bottle, where you only pay for the brand.

It sometimes makes white wine from red grapes. Because when you pressed the red grape, one notices that their juice is white. Ok? This is because, because, all the color and flavor in the grapes in the gelatinous layer inside the grape. We press the grapes and leave them in a large vat with their skins place. And, we stamp (?) Him, we say the paper Press the down, so the skins come up. Or we use big huge vats, where it continuously pours wine on the grape and again as always brings down. And so we get the color in our grapes in our wine.

There is not much to say. Have fun, enjoy it and it's a fascinating world, the world of wine. Thank you.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Male Brazillian Wax What To Expect

Show 508 Sunday 23 September

The show of 23 September YouTube.


Sunday Kitchen # 65 wine tasting

And John will guide you through the tasting of seven wines, ah, to give you a little insight into the differences between these to be coming from all over the world wines. Thank you for visiting and have fun.

I always start with it: The first thing to understand is that the wine is the harvest of a farmer. Ok? Each bottle of wine comes from the hands of a farmer somewhere in the world. And as you know, need to live in an agricultural community and farmers every penny they get for their crops. This is for the farmers: Thank you.

He has long been employed in this field. He is familiar with everything, from the vineyards, the winery, through marketing, on the production. He understands the whole process of the game the wine world. What I will do so, I will ask Peter a small song and dance that tells you all about the beautiful wine that comes from Nova Scotia.

Benjamin Bridge is a winery that is located literally around the corner. We are, therefore, cuts just over the hill and on the other side of the ridge on de White Rock Road.

The climate here in Nova Scotia are absolutely fantastic for, in sparkling wines and aromatic wines.

This grape variety is also ... they should comfortably casual, his homey ... can be well on decks and docks and so enjoy. It has a low alcohol content. Moscato d'Asti has really only about five and a half percent. We have increased this share to about seven percent. And we think, without air (?), It is so, we we would like. It has a little alcohol to enjoy safe, are often harmless. (?)

off your nose right into it. The smell of this wine is wonderful.

One of the beautiful things about the Bubbys (?) - And this is one of the purposes for which they were first used - is that they that they were placed in the patient's health care system of France.

can come You have air in it. The air opens the wine. Therefore, the glass vibrates slightly.

I can write on my bottle of Burgundy and everyone in France, that this is a Pinot Noir - Pinot Noir because it is only grown in Burgundy. But, I can not call it burgundy when I grow Pinot Noir in California.

wine producers as Peter, her true skill is to herzunehmen different wines and blend them.

We will drink Zinfandel and I can tell you, a judges Zinfandel is not like those white Zinfandel. He is tall, he's kind of in her face, to skin, it beautiful. (Wtf?)

außerdme It operates the largest organic vineyard in South Africa.

You can make bad wine from good grapes, but you can never good wine from bad Grapes make.

One thing I would say to you: the world of wine is wonderful. The Shiraz grape

loves the heat. Brings you to wear a grape, which drives up the alcohol content up to 17 percent in the vineyard. The problem is you have 17 percent wine, it tastes like pure alcohol, and secondly, after half a glass is referred to Jesus.

And there are actually a man named Wolf Blass. He is a little guy, about the size, he is German ah ... German origin.

There is no relationship between quality and price. In the top 100 best wines of the world were only five wines over $ 700 and the average price of the 100 best wines the world was 28 dollars and seventy-irgenwas cents.

Buy buy a bottle of wine, try it, and if you do not like it, it never again. Find that taste you. Drink only that taste you.

wines are like people, in the sense that you never know where you end up with you.

not all the wines are necessarily better, the more they get older.

I can tell you that 99 percent of the wines you buy from the alcohol industry should be consumed immediately.

And many people have the false impression that one can make a wine to age for ever and that he becomes better and better.

I advise you prefer to buy a $ 12 wine that you like, as when a $ 30 bottle, where you only pay for the brand.

It sometimes makes white wine from red grapes. Because when you pressed the red grape, one notices that their juice is white. Ok? This is because, because, all the color and flavor in the grapes in the gelatinous layer inside the grape. We press the grapes and leave them in a large vat with their skins place. And, we stamp (?) Him, we say the paper Press the down, so the skins come up. Or we use big huge vats, where it continuously pours wine on the grape and again as always brings down. And so we get the color in our grapes in our wine.

There is not much to say. Have fun, enjoy it and it's a fascinating world, the world of wine. Thank you.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

What Does Frostbite Feel Like?

Show 507 Saturday 22 September

The show of 22 September YouTube.

Last Sunday took us a few nice people on a tour through some places near Wolfville.
The part of Nova Scotia, in which we find ourselves is, Annapolis Valley.

We drove through a town called Canning and stopped to us a couple of Canadian geese to view. I like the color

of the sand on this beach.

We stopped at a (lookout?). The view was beautiful.

This is Hall's Harbour. Hall's Harbour was originally a pirate base. However, we have not seen any pirates.

This is the Acadian flag.
And that is a Planze in a rubber boot.
a wishing well.

The place here is famous for its tides.

The Bay of Fundys shaft-like shape and the currents from the Atlantic Ocean, interact with the rotation of the planet and created the highest tides of the world - with 16 meters difference compared with the water level at low tide.

This poor little boat is currently no water on which we can gleam Those ... but in a few hours it is very different. This is a picture of the sign.

bird. Send
rocks.

We went to a very old shop.
They sold something called dulse (red seaweed). I've never heard of dulse.

Then we took a look at these cool concrete houses. The people who rent this house could have a look here throw.

After we had seen the houses, we headed to the concrete house museum.

I am with a pumpkin. I and a few geese.

We ate lunch in the cozy Union Street Cafe in Berwick.

Then we went home.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

What Does Frostbite Feel Like?

Show 507 Saturday 22 September

The show of 22 September YouTube.

Last Sunday took us a few nice people on a tour through some places near Wolfville.
The part of Nova Scotia, in which we find ourselves is, Annapolis Valley.

We drove through a town called Canning and stopped to us a couple of Canadian geese to view. I like the color

of the sand on this beach.

We stopped at a (lookout?). The view was beautiful.

This is Hall's Harbour. Hall's Harbour was originally a pirate base. However, we have not seen any pirates.

This is the Acadian flag.
And that is a Planze in a rubber boot.
a wishing well.

The place here is famous for its tides.

The Bay of Fundys shaft-like shape and the currents from the Atlantic Ocean, interact with the rotation of the planet and created the highest tides of the world - with 16 meters difference compared with the water level at low tide.

This poor little boat is currently no water on which we can gleam Those ... but in a few hours it is very different. This is a picture of the sign.

bird. Send
rocks.

We went to a very old shop.
They sold something called dulse (red seaweed). I've never heard of dulse.

Then we took a look at these cool concrete houses. The people who rent this house could have a look here throw.

After we had seen the houses, we headed to the concrete house museum.

I am with a pumpkin. I and a few geese.

We ate lunch in the cozy Union Street Cafe in Berwick.

Then we went home.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Cover Letter Wedding Dress Shop

Show 505 Thursday 20 September

The show of 20 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Since I'm here at Acadia, I already took some brochures and flyers and read because I think that's a pretty good way to find out things about a new environment.

And I discovered something interesting in this book. This is the Acadia University Academic Handbook (Academic Handbook of Acadia University). And in there I found the model of Acadia.

is a mission statement, this dictionary to follow, a formal summary of the objectives and values of an organization .

This is the model of Acadia:

The object of the Acadia University to provide a personal and rigorous liberal education is to mediate, a robust and respectful scholarly community to promote, and inspire a wide range of students to critical thinking to be added for life-learning, engaged citizens and responsible global leaders.

I think that's a pretty good job. And I worked once for ECC in Japan and I liked their mission statement as well.

It is user objective pursued with the teaching of foreign languages to the development of skills, an international awareness and leadership skills of our students. In this way we hope to promote interaction and understanding between the peoples of the world and thereby contribute to world peace.

What do you think of role models? I think they are pretty useless if an organization does not believe in their mission statement or not followed.

But I think it may be helpful. So I thought I could but a mission statement for The Daily Show writing English. Of course I have a rough idea of what our role or our purpose is. But I thought it would be a good idea to hold this in a mission statement and bring it to the point. Have
to their proposals?

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: The loonie briefly agreed by value agree with the U.S. dollar for the first time since 1976.

Canadian Doller nicknamed the "loonie" because it is decorated with the image of a well-known Canadian bird named "loon (loon).
For the first time be more than 30 years ago today Loonie worth the same as the U.S. dollar.
the Canadian dollar in 2002 cost only 61 U.S. cents.
According to Wikinews, the rise of the Canadian dollar caused in part by the rapidly increasing prices for oil, gold, copper and wheat, commodities that Canada exports in large quantities.
impact of rising currencies are a cheaper imports from the United States to Canada and a rise in tourism from Canada in the United States while the Canadian export industry has suffered.

And that was Stick News on Thursday, 20 September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA
What you are holding the Axe?

I've never been there. I'm straight, I'm new here and I was not there. You, you asked the wrong thing.

order, I think it's ok. Ah, there are some changes ... have tried to do what is good. It has changed over the years that I'm here. So I definitely like it.

I have never visited there, but ... so I can not say anything.

I like it, I think. And I also like that they hold "wet dry nights" for people under the 19th

Oh, I think it's good, it seems pretty funny to be there, there are many cool things to do, yes ...

conversations with sarah
# 311 Were you drunk?

Step 1: Repeat Marys text.
Step 2: Read Marys text and talk to Sarah .

Sarah last night I was at a wine tasting.

Mary Cool. How was it?

Sarah It was fun.

Mary Were you drunk?

Sarah No, not at all, as only so little of it was in each glass.

Mary Was it on campus?

Sarah No, it was at a restaurant in Wolfville.

Mary How many wines have tasted you?

Sarah About eight.

Mary Was it local wines?

Sarah One was a local. And the rest were from various countries. But not from New Zealand, which was funny because on the poster was, from New Zealand, Nova Scotia.

comments
The Axe (officially The Axe Lounge), the bar is the bar at the Acadia University.is Acadia University.

wet dry nights I do not know what it is - I think it is an event where people can also come under the minimum age. The minimum age for Sale of alcohol is 19 in Canada.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Cover Letter Wedding Dress Shop

Show 505 Thursday 20 September

The show of 20 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Since I'm here at Acadia, I already took some brochures and flyers and read because I think that's a pretty good way to find out things about a new environment.

And I discovered something interesting in this book. This is the Acadia University Academic Handbook (Academic Handbook of Acadia University). And in there I found the model of Acadia.

is a mission statement, this dictionary to follow, a formal summary of the objectives and values of an organization .

This is the model of Acadia:

The object of the Acadia University to provide a personal and rigorous liberal education is to mediate, a robust and respectful scholarly community to promote, and inspire a wide range of students to critical thinking to be added for life-learning, engaged citizens and responsible global leaders.

I think that's a pretty good job. And I worked once for ECC in Japan and I liked their mission statement as well.

It is user objective pursued with the teaching of foreign languages to the development of skills, an international awareness and leadership skills of our students. In this way we hope to promote interaction and understanding between the peoples of the world and thereby contribute to world peace.

What do you think of role models? I think they are pretty useless if an organization does not believe in their mission statement or not followed.

But I think it may be helpful. So I thought I could but a mission statement for The Daily Show writing English. Of course I have a rough idea of what our role or our purpose is. But I thought it would be a good idea to hold this in a mission statement and bring it to the point. Have
to their proposals?

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: The loonie briefly agreed by value agree with the U.S. dollar for the first time since 1976.

Canadian Doller nicknamed the "loonie" because it is decorated with the image of a well-known Canadian bird named "loon (loon).
For the first time be more than 30 years ago today Loonie worth the same as the U.S. dollar.
the Canadian dollar in 2002 cost only 61 U.S. cents.
According to Wikinews, the rise of the Canadian dollar caused in part by the rapidly increasing prices for oil, gold, copper and wheat, commodities that Canada exports in large quantities.
impact of rising currencies are a cheaper imports from the United States to Canada and a rise in tourism from Canada in the United States while the Canadian export industry has suffered.

And that was Stick News on Thursday, 20 September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA
What you are holding the Axe?

I've never been there. I'm straight, I'm new here and I was not there. You, you asked the wrong thing.

order, I think it's ok. Ah, there are some changes ... have tried to do what is good. It has changed over the years that I'm here. So I definitely like it.

I have never visited there, but ... so I can not say anything.

I like it, I think. And I also like that they hold "wet dry nights" for people under the 19th

Oh, I think it's good, it seems pretty funny to be there, there are many cool things to do, yes ...

conversations with sarah
# 311 Were you drunk?

Step 1: Repeat Marys text.
Step 2: Read Marys text and talk to Sarah .

Sarah last night I was at a wine tasting.

Mary Cool. How was it?

Sarah It was fun.

Mary Were you drunk?

Sarah No, not at all, as only so little of it was in each glass.

Mary Was it on campus?

Sarah No, it was at a restaurant in Wolfville.

Mary How many wines have tasted you?

Sarah About eight.

Mary Was it local wines?

Sarah One was a local. And the rest were from various countries. But not from New Zealand, which was funny because on the poster was, from New Zealand, Nova Scotia.

comments
The Axe (officially The Axe Lounge), the bar is the bar at the Acadia University.is Acadia University.

wet dry nights I do not know what it is - I think it is an event where people can also come under the minimum age. The minimum age for Sale of alcohol is 19 in Canada.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Pokemon Soul Silver Trade

Show 504 Wednesday 19 September

The show of 19 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Today's error is from one of my students from Brazil. As you might know, I teach English online. So far, all my students from Japan or Brazil
I've never been to Brazil, so it is quite interesting to have students from there - I learn something about the country. And I'm learning a little about the Portugisische - because the mistakes of the people often be because they say it in English so as one would say in their native language.

One of the things my students said, was normal . He used it when I asked him things like: How was your weekend ? or was it like working today?
He said hmm, normal . And then I told him that it was funny in English, if it normal answered and instead could be alright ok or or the same as usual (such as always respond).
And then he told me that he made the mistake probably because it so I would say in Portuguese.
And I thought, "oh, that's interesting" because it is similar to Japanese.
normal in Japanese is Futsu - and you can use the word, to answer questions in order ok or express in order .

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: A woman climbed into a sumo wrestler. A Japanese newspaper reported that this was the first time that a woman was standing in a dohyo.

Sumo is a Japanese sport in which two fat men seek each other out of the ring, the dohyo is called to encounter.
women may not enter the dohyo.
But today at Ryogoku Kokugikan climbed a woman of some unknown reason, on the stage of a sumo match. They described
paper in his hand, including one that said "help me!" stood.
The referee, a former Sumowrestler moved, the woman immediately by his stage.

And that was Stick News on Wednesday, 19 September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA
myPantry you using?

order occasionally. Um, I only like a few things from the refrigerator, they have there. Especially the soy milk.

No, I live off campus.

MyPantry, yes, I use it, I use it. I cooked paste and I'm sometimes in the morning quite like breakfast there.

No, I do not use it. I live off campus.

Yes, sometimes I use the blender to make smoothies. Manchnmal and they have pasta there that was really tasty. Especially because there was nothing else on the day, what I liked. Therefore ... And for breakfast, the waffles, which are quite tasty.

Ah, I did not know. But I saw it.

I use myPantry. Very often.

conversations with sarah
# 311 do you like sumo?

Step 1: Repeat Charles' text.
Step 2: Read Charles' text and talk to Sarah .

Charles do you like sumo?

Sarah Hmm. yes, it's kind of interesting. I do not, however, that it ... is a good example.

Charles What do you mean?

Sarah It is so unhealthy.

Charles Why?

Sarah Why? Because they are so fat. It is not healthy to be so fat. They die really young.

Charles Many sports are dangerous.

Sarah Yes, right. But it is different there.

Charles How is it different?

Sarah Well, there is usually only the risk of being seriously injured or even killed in a sporting accident, but the people who have no accidents, it's fine. But will the sumo wrestlers probably all have health problems later on, I think.


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Pokemon Soul Silver Trade

Show 504 Wednesday 19 September

The show of 19 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Today's error is from one of my students from Brazil. As you might know, I teach English online. So far, all my students from Japan or Brazil
I've never been to Brazil, so it is quite interesting to have students from there - I learn something about the country. And I'm learning a little about the Portugisische - because the mistakes of the people often be because they say it in English so as one would say in their native language.

One of the things my students said, was normal . He used it when I asked him things like: How was your weekend ? or was it like working today?
He said hmm, normal . And then I told him that it was funny in English, if it normal answered and instead could be alright ok or or the same as usual (such as always respond).
And then he told me that he made the mistake probably because it so I would say in Portuguese.
And I thought, "oh, that's interesting" because it is similar to Japanese.
normal in Japanese is Futsu - and you can use the word, to answer questions in order ok or express in order .

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: A woman climbed into a sumo wrestler. A Japanese newspaper reported that this was the first time that a woman was standing in a dohyo.

Sumo is a Japanese sport in which two fat men seek each other out of the ring, the dohyo is called to encounter.
women may not enter the dohyo.
But today at Ryogoku Kokugikan climbed a woman of some unknown reason, on the stage of a sumo match. They described
paper in his hand, including one that said "help me!" stood.
The referee, a former Sumowrestler moved, the woman immediately by his stage.

And that was Stick News on Wednesday, 19 September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA
myPantry you using?

order occasionally. Um, I only like a few things from the refrigerator, they have there. Especially the soy milk.

No, I live off campus.

MyPantry, yes, I use it, I use it. I cooked paste and I'm sometimes in the morning quite like breakfast there.

No, I do not use it. I live off campus.

Yes, sometimes I use the blender to make smoothies. Manchnmal and they have pasta there that was really tasty. Especially because there was nothing else on the day, what I liked. Therefore ... And for breakfast, the waffles, which are quite tasty.

Ah, I did not know. But I saw it.

I use myPantry. Very often.

conversations with sarah
# 311 do you like sumo?

Step 1: Repeat Charles' text.
Step 2: Read Charles' text and talk to Sarah .

Charles do you like sumo?

Sarah Hmm. yes, it's kind of interesting. I do not, however, that it ... is a good example.

Charles What do you mean?

Sarah It is so unhealthy.

Charles Why?

Sarah Why? Because they are so fat. It is not healthy to be so fat. They die really young.

Charles Many sports are dangerous.

Sarah Yes, right. But it is different there.

Charles How is it different?

Sarah Well, there is usually only the risk of being seriously injured or even killed in a sporting accident, but the people who have no accidents, it's fine. But will the sumo wrestlers probably all have health problems later on, I think.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Bulbs For Ikea Stranne Lamp

Show 503 Tuesday 18 September

The show of 18 September YouTube.

Hi, I 'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

I want a monumental moment TDES share with you.
Take a look at this: this is a press pass. This is the first press pass for the Daily English Show.

He is a music festival called Canadian Deep Roots Music Festival ( as much as "Canadian Deep Roots Music Festival", translator's note ) or simply Deep Roots .
Lustigerweies we tried a press pass for a festival in Nelson called Koots Roots get - but they were not interested.
But when we came here we have one for Deep Roots get what was really exciting.
The festival took place last weekend. Deep Roots is an annual Folk and Roots Festival in Wolfville here. It is held every September for three days. And we attended the Saturday night performances. It was really great.
Some of the highlights for me were ... well, the music was great. And I found a few of the singers had really good voices. And the MCs were also good - they were really funny.
That was the main event. And then there was another event to which we went, calling itself late night blues party . And the woman that occurred there - it was fabulous. Then
played a harmonica type - amazing what can come for sounds from such a small instrument.
have any case we took the Panasonic camera, here are some of the recordings. Wash according to a study in the United States men rather than women not their hands after being to the toilet:

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today. And the number of men who do not wash their hands has increased.

Last month, researchers observed the American Society for Microbiology (American Society for Microbiology ) people to public toilets, whether by using the toilet her Hands washed.
more than 6,000 people watched in four major cities of the United States.
The researchers found that a third of men are not after using the toilet washed her hands, compared with 12 percent of women did so either.
When the same study two years ago was done once before, washed only a quarter of men not their hands, compared with 10 percent of women.
A spokesman for the Soap and Detergent Association ( Soap and Detergent Association ), who co-sponsterte study, said: "The men must be married to the wash basin."
The Associated Press reported that doctors said frequent hand washing is one of the best ways to prevent diseases.

And that was Stick News on Tuesday, the 18th September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA
What kind of music do you like?

order, I like pretty much everything, but mostly to jazz. To, Oldies, like Neil Young.

I like mostly pop music.

mainly independent rock, though, any kind of Easy Rock is fine.

I usually listen to Rap, Hip-Hop, R'n'B, rock and pop.

all kinds of music really, ah, I grew up with country Music on, because of my parents, and then I found rap and hip-hop because of my good friends. Now I like everything to play as a DJ and a bit of everything, so I like any music really. Mainly hip-hop stuff I would say.

I do not know, I like many different types of music.

Ah, rock'n'roll music and some rap music.

Ah, I like jazz.

I am someone who loves everything. No matter what, no matter what country it is, I like all types of music.

conversations with sarah
# 310 Whom did you find the best in Deep Roots?

Step 1: Repeat Ric text.
Step 2: Read Ric text and talk to Sarah .

Ric Who did you like best at Deep Roots?

Sarah To ... hard question, all the music was really good. But in terms of stage presence, definitely Ndidi. She was cool. And she looked really good. Her outfit was perfect.

Ric What they had to?

Sarah order a dress. It was a rather unusual dress. It was the kind of dress that you find ugly, if you would see in the shop, or if you run off to someone else down the road saw. But you, on stage, it was excellent.

Ric She has an interesting name.

Sarah Yes, their ancestors came from Nigeria and it is from British Columbia and now lives in Toronto.

Ric you know abe much about them.

Sarah Yes, I have just read her biography on her website. I also like the design of their website. And there is also a Ausspracheanleitungfür her name, which is quite helpful.

Ric you have one of the musicians interviewed?

Sarah No, we did not really have time to prepare something. So we listened to the music. It was great that we could go there.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Bulbs For Ikea Stranne Lamp

Show 503 Tuesday 18 September

The show of 18 September YouTube.

Hi, I 'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

I want a monumental moment TDES share with you.
Take a look at this: this is a press pass. This is the first press pass for the Daily English Show.

He is a music festival called Canadian Deep Roots Music Festival ( as much as "Canadian Deep Roots Music Festival", translator's note ) or simply Deep Roots .
Lustigerweies we tried a press pass for a festival in Nelson called Koots Roots get - but they were not interested.
But when we came here we have one for Deep Roots get what was really exciting.
The festival took place last weekend. Deep Roots is an annual Folk and Roots Festival in Wolfville here. It is held every September for three days. And we attended the Saturday night performances. It was really great.
Some of the highlights for me were ... well, the music was great. And I found a few of the singers had really good voices. And the MCs were also good - they were really funny.
That was the main event. And then there was another event to which we went, calling itself late night blues party . And the woman that occurred there - it was fabulous. Then
played a harmonica type - amazing what can come for sounds from such a small instrument.
have any case we took the Panasonic camera, here are some of the recordings. Wash according to a study in the United States men rather than women not their hands after being to the toilet:

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today. And the number of men who do not wash their hands has increased.

Last month, researchers observed the American Society for Microbiology (American Society for Microbiology ) people to public toilets, whether by using the toilet her Hands washed.
more than 6,000 people watched in four major cities of the United States.
The researchers found that a third of men are not after using the toilet washed her hands, compared with 12 percent of women did so either.
When the same study two years ago was done once before, washed only a quarter of men not their hands, compared with 10 percent of women.
A spokesman for the Soap and Detergent Association ( Soap and Detergent Association ), who co-sponsterte study, said: "The men must be married to the wash basin."
The Associated Press reported that doctors said frequent hand washing is one of the best ways to prevent diseases.

And that was Stick News on Tuesday, the 18th September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA
What kind of music do you like?

order, I like pretty much everything, but mostly to jazz. To, Oldies, like Neil Young.

I like mostly pop music.

mainly independent rock, though, any kind of Easy Rock is fine.

I usually listen to Rap, Hip-Hop, R'n'B, rock and pop.

all kinds of music really, ah, I grew up with country Music on, because of my parents, and then I found rap and hip-hop because of my good friends. Now I like everything to play as a DJ and a bit of everything, so I like any music really. Mainly hip-hop stuff I would say.

I do not know, I like many different types of music.

Ah, rock'n'roll music and some rap music.

Ah, I like jazz.

I am someone who loves everything. No matter what, no matter what country it is, I like all types of music.

conversations with sarah
# 310 Whom did you find the best in Deep Roots?

Step 1: Repeat Ric text.
Step 2: Read Ric text and talk to Sarah .

Ric Who did you like best at Deep Roots?

Sarah To ... hard question, all the music was really good. But in terms of stage presence, definitely Ndidi. She was cool. And she looked really good. Her outfit was perfect.

Ric What they had to?

Sarah order a dress. It was a rather unusual dress. It was the kind of dress that you find ugly, if you would see in the shop, or if you run off to someone else down the road saw. But you, on stage, it was excellent.

Ric She has an interesting name.

Sarah Yes, their ancestors came from Nigeria and it is from British Columbia and now lives in Toronto.

Ric you know abe much about them.

Sarah Yes, I have just read her biography on her website. I also like the design of their website. And there is also a Ausspracheanleitungfür her name, which is quite helpful.

Ric you have one of the musicians interviewed?

Sarah No, we did not really have time to prepare something. So we listened to the music. It was great that we could go there.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Remowe Atheros Drivers

Show 502 Monday 17 September

The show of 17 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

The host of today's show is Susan. It is one of English teachers here at Acadia. She has been teaching about 12 years ago and it has been a year at Acadia. I asked her why she decided to teach English.

I gave Korean students private lessons when I lived in Canada, then ... 1996th And at that time I really wanted to visit Korea. So was my first decision to go to Korea. So I went to Korea for a year and really enjoyed it. And then I went to Japan and taught. And in between I also gave private lessons. So, teaches in Canada and Korea and Japan and now back in Canada.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: A 22-year-old Canadian is one of the survivors of the plane crash last Sunday in Phuket, Thailand.

On 17 September clock started at 14:30 the flight 269 in Bangkok. The plane carried 123 passengers
and 7 crew members.
The landing in Phuket was scheduled for 15:50 clock.
prevailed just before the landing of strong wind and heavy rain and the plane crashed and burst into flames.
80 people were killed.
A 22-year-old from British Columbia was one of the lucky ones who managed to escape.
She said the guy behind you would have kicked in a window or door. He had long entered until it finally opened.
"If it had not opened," she said, "we would have died. It was dark and smoky. I felt like I was about to faint."

And that was Stick News on Monday the 17th September. Kia Ora
.

conversations with sarah
# 309 Why did the opted for the Acadia?

Step 1: Repeat Sarah text.
Step 2: Read Sarah's text and talk to Susan .

Sarah as distinguished teaching in Japan, Korea and Canada?

Susan Actually teaching in Korea and Japan, much the same, because I always have the same kind of class taught. Because, I taught elementary school classes and business people - I went to companies and taught in business, and then I had a normal adult courses.
But the teaching in Canada is very, very different. Because the way of teaching here, I think the lesson very a 12th Class is similar.
So there is a different kind of teaching. It is not so much ESL, it is more like EUP or EAP instruction, ie English for academic purposes. It differs so pretty, and teaching here in Canada, from my experience overseas.

Sarah Why did you chose the Acadia?

Susan Because I had visited the Acadia here and completed my studies at Acadia '93 and I love this school, and also it is near my hometown. And I wanted to work here forever.

Sarah Where do most students?

Susan Here at the Acadia? Well, most of it from China. Order, mainly from China and even some from Japan and Korea. Also, many from Saudi Arabia or the Arab countries in general, but mainly from China.

Sarah Are the students from different countries?

Susan No. Really, they are very ählnich. And I think they are probably even surprised. Because you can, for example, a group of students work and forgets that they are from four or five different countries. They all work together, have a very similar attitude. So, basically, by and large Whole they are very similar.

Sarah Why did you love to study at Acadia?

Susan Because I grew up in a small town, so the study at the Acadia ... here to study in Wolfville is like in a small town to live. And I really like the atmosphere, love the small town atmosphere. It is near my home. And the university itself is very near and comes closer to his professors. I studied really two years at the Del Housie in Halifax. And that's a very, very large university and they felt very impersonal. But I decided to come here and finish off the last two years. And it was very personal and a much more intimate experience. I liked it very much more.

Sarah What makes you most enjoy in teaching?

Susan I am happy if the students understand something. If they see something they Habne not understood and if they ask and I tell them and they understand it and then finally you can see it in their faces. This is what I enjoy it.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Remowe Atheros Drivers

Show 502 Monday 17 September

The show of 17 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

The host of today's show is Susan. It is one of English teachers here at Acadia. She has been teaching about 12 years ago and it has been a year at Acadia. I asked her why she decided to teach English.

I gave Korean students private lessons when I lived in Canada, then ... 1996th And at that time I really wanted to visit Korea. So was my first decision to go to Korea. So I went to Korea for a year and really enjoyed it. And then I went to Japan and taught. And in between I also gave private lessons. So, teaches in Canada and Korea and Japan and now back in Canada.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: A 22-year-old Canadian is one of the survivors of the plane crash last Sunday in Phuket, Thailand.

On 17 September clock started at 14:30 the flight 269 in Bangkok. The plane carried 123 passengers
and 7 crew members.
The landing in Phuket was scheduled for 15:50 clock.
prevailed just before the landing of strong wind and heavy rain and the plane crashed and burst into flames.
80 people were killed.
A 22-year-old from British Columbia was one of the lucky ones who managed to escape.
She said the guy behind you would have kicked in a window or door. He had long entered until it finally opened.
"If it had not opened," she said, "we would have died. It was dark and smoky. I felt like I was about to faint."

And that was Stick News on Monday the 17th September. Kia Ora
.

conversations with sarah
# 309 Why did the opted for the Acadia?

Step 1: Repeat Sarah text.
Step 2: Read Sarah's text and talk to Susan .

Sarah as distinguished teaching in Japan, Korea and Canada?

Susan Actually teaching in Korea and Japan, much the same, because I always have the same kind of class taught. Because, I taught elementary school classes and business people - I went to companies and taught in business, and then I had a normal adult courses.
But the teaching in Canada is very, very different. Because the way of teaching here, I think the lesson very a 12th Class is similar.
So there is a different kind of teaching. It is not so much ESL, it is more like EUP or EAP instruction, ie English for academic purposes. It differs so pretty, and teaching here in Canada, from my experience overseas.

Sarah Why did you chose the Acadia?

Susan Because I had visited the Acadia here and completed my studies at Acadia '93 and I love this school, and also it is near my hometown. And I wanted to work here forever.

Sarah Where do most students?

Susan Here at the Acadia? Well, most of it from China. Order, mainly from China and even some from Japan and Korea. Also, many from Saudi Arabia or the Arab countries in general, but mainly from China.

Sarah Are the students from different countries?

Susan No. Really, they are very ählnich. And I think they are probably even surprised. Because you can, for example, a group of students work and forgets that they are from four or five different countries. They all work together, have a very similar attitude. So, basically, by and large Whole they are very similar.

Sarah Why did you love to study at Acadia?

Susan Because I grew up in a small town, so the study at the Acadia ... here to study in Wolfville is like in a small town to live. And I really like the atmosphere, love the small town atmosphere. It is near my home. And the university itself is very near and comes closer to his professors. I studied really two years at the Del Housie in Halifax. And that's a very, very large university and they felt very impersonal. But I decided to come here and finish off the last two years. And it was very personal and a much more intimate experience. I liked it very much more.

Sarah What makes you most enjoy in teaching?

Susan I am happy if the students understand something. If they see something they Habne not understood and if they ask and I tell them and they understand it and then finally you can see it in their faces. This is what I enjoy it.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Foreign Footballers In The Premiership

Show 501 Sunday 16 September

The show of 16 September YouTube.

Sunday Kitchen # 64 Acadia canteen

We have now looked at the cafeteria of the Acadia. It is quite luxury, not true. It is a million times better than the cafeteria where I ate in the first year, which concerns the selection of food.
We went there for breakfast.

Trattoria. What does that well? ( Wikipedia says "a small Italian eatery," translator's note )
I do not understand really what that means: It's hip, square to eat.
Porridge (cooked oatmeal).
cereal.
Mmm, bagels.
bread.
Fruit
How cool is that? This machine is cleaning up the dirty dishes. As if by magic. There can

There is also this place called myPantry on which to cook his own food. There are many different ingredients. Even a corner with a gluten-free stuff. And a lot of soy milk. Chic!

They even left in the kitchen. Cool.
There was a huge furnace.
you, you look at stylish hair net.
onions.
lettuce.
Lots of cool machines.

We will stop by here again for lunch the other day.
I'll let you know how the food tastes.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Foreign Footballers In The Premiership

Show 501 Sunday 16 September

The show of 16 September YouTube.

Sunday Kitchen # 64 Acadia canteen

We have now looked at the cafeteria of the Acadia. It is quite luxury, not true. It is a million times better than the cafeteria where I ate in the first year, which concerns the selection of food.
We went there for breakfast.

Trattoria. What does that well? ( Wikipedia says "a small Italian eatery," translator's note )
I do not understand really what that means: It's hip, square to eat.
Porridge (cooked oatmeal).
cereal.
Mmm, bagels.
bread.
Fruit
How cool is that? This machine is cleaning up the dirty dishes. As if by magic. There can

There is also this place called myPantry on which to cook his own food. There are many different ingredients. Even a corner with a gluten-free stuff. And a lot of soy milk. Chic!

They even left in the kitchen. Cool.
There was a huge furnace.
you, you look at stylish hair net.
onions.
lettuce.
Lots of cool machines.

We will stop by here again for lunch the other day.
I'll let you know how the food tastes.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Ironing Board Covers 140x40

Show 499 Friday 14 September

The show of 14 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Today I'm me, I'll tell you something about English courses here at Acadia. There are courses here called EPP, which for English for Professional Purposes (English for professional use) is. These courses focus on English for travel, communication and work purposes. That's mainly what I was doing in Japan.

The other courses are EUP, which for English for University Purposes (English for academic purposes) is. EUP courses are for people who want to study at a university. Especially if they want to study at Acadia, but it also is preparing a course for study at another university.
Some students come for example from China and they want to earn a degree at Acadia, but before they take part in EUP rates.
And to attend a regular course, one must have reached a particular level. You must either have a certain level of EUP rates reached or pass a test with a certain score.

And for EUP courses, there are different levels. On Tuesday, the students had to write a test, to determine what level they are. The test is called CAEL test, which for Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (assessment of the English language faculty in Canada). The test is like the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), of whom you've probably heard, or the International English Language Testing System (international system for testing the English language faculty).
These are international test, and the CAEL is designed only for Canada. So I think that probably every country has its own test.

I have not given a lot of English classes for academic or academic purposes, so I do not know much about it. But I'm for it. So I'm going with some students and teachers encourage and let you know what I find.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: Google is sponsoring a moon landing competition. The winner receives 20 million U.S. dollars.

A space probe is an unmanned missile, which is usually controlled remotely from Earth.
Google is sponsoring an international competition of private industry and non-governmental bodies.
winner is the group that will land a spacecraft on the moon, they can walk 500 meters and a data packet including video recording up to 31 December 2012 returns.
The first prize is 20 million dollars and the second Price includes $ 5 million. TDES
The studio has not yet let announce whether it takes part in the competition.

And that was Stick News on Friday the 14th September. Kia Ora
.

friday joke

A linguistics professor gave a lecture to his English course. "In English," he said, "the double negative is affirmative. In some languages, however, such as in Russian, a double negative is there is a negation. Every case there is no language where a double positive statement is negative."

A voice from the end of the room has its say, "Yes, of course."

I've got the joke found.

conversations with sarah
# 308 What courses have you covered in the first year?

Step 1: Repeat Tommy text.
Step 2: Read Tommy text and talk to Sarah .

Tommy For international students, it must be difficult to attend regular classes at the university.

Sarah Yes, definitely. Uni was really hard for me and I am a native speaker.

Tommy's right. What did you find most difficult?

Sarah Oh, everything ... On the morning after a boozy Night waking. No, seriously, to see if I opened a book and tried to read something, because there were so many words I did not understand. And as for the content, I had no idea what it was there.

Tommy What courses have you covered in the first year?

Sarah I had politics, philosophy, English literature and French.

Tommy How were they?

Sarah Now, English and French, I'd had in high school, I had so at least some idea of what it was there. But in politics, I had absolutely no plan. I do not even know what left-wing and right-wing means. I remember that, that there was a guy who lived at the end of the hallway, and he was very interesssiert in politics, so I went to him one day, knocked on the door and said: "Darren, I know not know what the left-and right-wing, can you explain it to me? " And he said: "Sure." He was really cool. He is now even a member of Parliament.

Tommy Wow, really? It must indeed be a fairly young member of parliament.

Sarah Yes, I think he is New Zealand's youngest member.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Ironing Board Covers 140x40

Show 499 Friday 14 September

The show of 14 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Today I'm me, I'll tell you something about English courses here at Acadia. There are courses here called EPP, which for English for Professional Purposes (English for professional use) is. These courses focus on English for travel, communication and work purposes. That's mainly what I was doing in Japan.

The other courses are EUP, which for English for University Purposes (English for academic purposes) is. EUP courses are for people who want to study at a university. Especially if they want to study at Acadia, but it also is preparing a course for study at another university.
Some students come for example from China and they want to earn a degree at Acadia, but before they take part in EUP rates.
And to attend a regular course, one must have reached a particular level. You must either have a certain level of EUP rates reached or pass a test with a certain score.

And for EUP courses, there are different levels. On Tuesday, the students had to write a test, to determine what level they are. The test is called CAEL test, which for Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (assessment of the English language faculty in Canada). The test is like the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), of whom you've probably heard, or the International English Language Testing System (international system for testing the English language faculty).
These are international test, and the CAEL is designed only for Canada. So I think that probably every country has its own test.

I have not given a lot of English classes for academic or academic purposes, so I do not know much about it. But I'm for it. So I'm going with some students and teachers encourage and let you know what I find.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: Google is sponsoring a moon landing competition. The winner receives 20 million U.S. dollars.

A space probe is an unmanned missile, which is usually controlled remotely from Earth.
Google is sponsoring an international competition of private industry and non-governmental bodies.
winner is the group that will land a spacecraft on the moon, they can walk 500 meters and a data packet including video recording up to 31 December 2012 returns.
The first prize is 20 million dollars and the second Price includes $ 5 million. TDES
The studio has not yet let announce whether it takes part in the competition.

And that was Stick News on Friday the 14th September. Kia Ora
.

friday joke

A linguistics professor gave a lecture to his English course. "In English," he said, "the double negative is affirmative. In some languages, however, such as in Russian, a double negative is there is a negation. Every case there is no language where a double positive statement is negative."

A voice from the end of the room has its say, "Yes, of course."

I've got the joke found.

conversations with sarah
# 308 What courses have you covered in the first year?

Step 1: Repeat Tommy text.
Step 2: Read Tommy text and talk to Sarah .

Tommy For international students, it must be difficult to attend regular classes at the university.

Sarah Yes, definitely. Uni was really hard for me and I am a native speaker.

Tommy's right. What did you find most difficult?

Sarah Oh, everything ... On the morning after a boozy Night waking. No, seriously, to see if I opened a book and tried to read something, because there were so many words I did not understand. And as for the content, I had no idea what it was there.

Tommy What courses have you covered in the first year?

Sarah I had politics, philosophy, English literature and French.

Tommy How were they?

Sarah Now, English and French, I'd had in high school, I had so at least some idea of what it was there. But in politics, I had absolutely no plan. I do not even know what left-wing and right-wing means. I remember that, that there was a guy who lived at the end of the hallway, and he was very interesssiert in politics, so I went to him one day, knocked on the door and said: "Darren, I know not know what the left-and right-wing, can you explain it to me? " And he said: "Sure." He was really cool. He is now even a member of Parliament.

Tommy Wow, really? It must indeed be a fairly young member of parliament.

Sarah Yes, I think he is New Zealand's youngest member.


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original script courtesy of Sarah .

Do Dickies Ever Soften

Show 498 Thursday 13 September

The show of 13 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Last night we found one of the most important things on campus: the bar The bar is called here the Axe (ax). Oddly
have to do many things here on campus with axes. The yearbook is called, for example, the Axe. And sports teams are called the Axemen and Axewomen . Look, the A is for Acadia and here there are two axes.
I think it's kind funny, because when I think of axes, I connect it does not normally with a university. I usually think then to horror movies, or chopping wood, but they are ultimately intended.
The bar is so the Axe and I looked at their website and read that they call their Angstellten the Axe army (the Axtarmee). Sounds scary, right?
But we were there last night and it was cool. No blood.

Yesterday was also an event. I do not know her name but a few hours were in the building of Student Services many tables and each table was a different club or other organization represented, and they applied what they make in each case in order to gain new members. The
was interesting. There were so many different types of clubs. And including some in which I would definitely member if I were a student.
And we have filmed and some people there questions. Namely, for a new segment of the show. Every day we ask a few people on campus a question. If anyone has an idea for a question we should ask, then she shares with me please.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: On Saturday defeated the Axemen the Mounties .

The football team is called the Acadia University Axemen. The Axemen play in a league called AUFC. On Saturday
took place in the first game this season. The Axemen played against the team of the Mount Allison University in New Brunswick called the Mounties.
The Axemen defeated the Mounties 25 to 17
play this Saturday against the Axemen, the X-Men.

And that was Stick News on Thursday the 13th September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA

order, my club is called Acadia Dungeons and Dragons. We play a table top RPG. And, it makes it really fun.

Ah, the reason why people should join us is because we, we are a Fair Trade cooperative society and what we basically do is apply for fair trade, so we have a one greater impression on the countries with whom we work.

One should join the Women's Center, because we do a lot of education work on campus and in Wolfville in general.

There are a lot of reasons to volunteer, ah, except that it really feels good to do something important.

The Environmental Club is a friendly group, so you should join him.

martial arts is a kind of culture, right, we have a five-, six-year-old tradition, one can learn activities, as can be, precisely, his build well, muscles and you can learn other cultures, at the same time, right?

Ah, the Fencing Club is a great way to stay active. It is an Olympic discipline. It is one of the Olympic sports that is often overlooked. This gives Anerkennnung for it ...

video games can be very important in the life of the people. And especially this game, Super Smash Brothers Melee is a very popular game that people find very, very amusing, I am one of them. And, ah, basically playing Super Smash Brothers, what brings this club with him.

conversations with sarah
# 307 How was the Axe?

Step 1: Repeat Max ' text.
Step 2: Read Max ' text and talk to Sarah .

Max How was the Axe?

Sarah good. It was pretty big. And you had to show his ID before entry, which I found very interesting because at my university, the police had not allowed, except there was a specific reason to why we did not have to worry about ID checks.

Max Were there many people?

Sarah Yes, very much. All the tables were occupied. And there was an event called Night of Trivia.

Max What's going on in the night of Trivia?

Sarah It is organized as a quiz. We are in the middle has been made, so we first do not really understand what was going on. But apparently you will need a pay $ to participate and get a Antwortforumlar, and must write down the answer to the question.

Max What was there to answer questions asked?

To Sarah, one of which was: "Which set of oak featuring a pause in the sentence?" Things like, that was pretty easy. And some Canadian issues, of which I had no idea how, "Which piece of so and so is normally taken in fifth grade?" And I like that, I do not even know what the fifth grade, is in elementary school or high school? And then there was a spelling bee.

Max Have you participated?

Sarah Noooo. I would not be faced with all these people. In the Canadian spelling I'm not sure.


found error? Leave a comment! :)
original script courtesy of Sarah .

Do Dickies Ever Soften

Show 498 Thursday 13 September

The show of 13 September YouTube.

Hi, I'm Sarah. Welcome to the Daily English Show.

Last night we found one of the most important things on campus: the bar The bar is called here the Axe (ax). Oddly
have to do many things here on campus with axes. The yearbook is called, for example, the Axe. And sports teams are called the Axemen and Axewomen . Look, the A is for Acadia and here there are two axes.
I think it's kind funny, because when I think of axes, I connect it does not normally with a university. I usually think then to horror movies, or chopping wood, but they are ultimately intended.
The bar is so the Axe and I looked at their website and read that they call their Angstellten the Axe army (the Axtarmee). Sounds scary, right?
But we were there last night and it was cool. No blood.

Yesterday was also an event. I do not know her name but a few hours were in the building of Student Services many tables and each table was a different club or other organization represented, and they applied what they make in each case in order to gain new members. The
was interesting. There were so many different types of clubs. And including some in which I would definitely member if I were a student.
And we have filmed and some people there questions. Namely, for a new segment of the show. Every day we ask a few people on campus a question. If anyone has an idea for a question we should ask, then she shares with me please.

STICK NEWS

Kia Ora in Stick News today: On Saturday defeated the Axemen the Mounties .

The football team is called the Acadia University Axemen. The Axemen play in a league called AUFC. On Saturday
took place in the first game this season. The Axemen played against the team of the Mount Allison University in New Brunswick called the Mounties.
The Axemen defeated the Mounties 25 to 17
play this Saturday against the Axemen, the X-Men.

And that was Stick News on Thursday the 13th September. Kia Ora
.

ASKING ACADIA

order, my club is called Acadia Dungeons and Dragons. We play a table top RPG. And, it makes it really fun.

Ah, the reason why people should join us is because we, we are a Fair Trade cooperative society and what we basically do is apply for fair trade, so we have a one greater impression on the countries with whom we work.

One should join the Women's Center, because we do a lot of education work on campus and in Wolfville in general.

There are a lot of reasons to volunteer, ah, except that it really feels good to do something important.

The Environmental Club is a friendly group, so you should join him.

martial arts is a kind of culture, right, we have a five-, six-year-old tradition, one can learn activities, as can be, precisely, his build well, muscles and you can learn other cultures, at the same time, right?

Ah, the Fencing Club is a great way to stay active. It is an Olympic discipline. It is one of the Olympic sports that is often overlooked. This gives Anerkennnung for it ...

video games can be very important in the life of the people. And especially this game, Super Smash Brothers Melee is a very popular game that people find very, very amusing, I am one of them. And, ah, basically playing Super Smash Brothers, what brings this club with him.

conversations with sarah
# 307 How was the Axe?

Step 1: Repeat Max ' text.
Step 2: Read Max ' text and talk to Sarah .

Max How was the Axe?

Sarah good. It was pretty big. And you had to show his ID before entry, which I found very interesting because at my university, the police had not allowed, except there was a specific reason to why we did not have to worry about ID checks.

Max Were there many people?

Sarah Yes, very much. All the tables were occupied. And there was an event called Night of Trivia.

Max What's going on in the night of Trivia?

Sarah It is organized as a quiz. We are in the middle has been made, so we first do not really understand what was going on. But apparently you will need a pay $ to participate and get a Antwortforumlar, and must write down the answer to the question.

Max What was there to answer questions asked?

To Sarah, one of which was: "Which set of oak featuring a pause in the sentence?" Things like, that was pretty easy. And some Canadian issues, of which I had no idea how, "Which piece of so and so is normally taken in fifth grade?" And I like that, I do not even know what the fifth grade, is in elementary school or high school? And then there was a spelling bee.

Max Have you participated?

Sarah Noooo. I would not be faced with all these people. In the Canadian spelling I'm not sure.


found error? Leave a comment! :)
original script courtesy of Sarah .