VoiceTube Global Dining Etiquette: How Different Countries Eat
VoiceTube Global Dining Etiquette: How Different Countries Eat presents a commentary video on table customs with the full script and a word list beside it. VoiceTube, a platform that teaches English through video, shows the script line by line as it is spoken, lets you click any word for a definition, and lists the expressions used, among them pecking order, at the end of the day, revolve around and fair point.
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How It Helps Your Business English
The speaker compares how long a meal lasts in Italy and the United States, what slurping noodles means in Japan, what an empty plate says in America and in China, and how tipping differs between the United States, Europe and Japan. The whole script sits under the player line by line, and a vocabulary panel lists the idioms and phrasal verbs used, each with a short definition.
Watch once for the argument, then run it again with the script and stop at the lines you could not catch. The word list is where the work is: pecking order, revolve around, mess with and at the end of the day come up constantly in spoken business English. Say the lines back at the speaker's pace to get the rhythm, and click a word you do not know rather than guessing it from the subtitle.
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