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【TED】Richard St. John: Secrets of success in 8 words, 3 minutes - VoiceTube: Learn English through videos!

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Thousands of YouTube videos with English-Chinese subtitles! Now you can learn to understand native speakers, expand your vocabulary, and improve your pronunciation...

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Name/ NPM                : Siti Aisyah Nur Hidayah/121060001

Date                            : 30-07-2022

Source                         : Voice Tube

Name of Source          : -

Length                         : 03:47

Title of Topic              : 【TED】Richard St. John: Secrets of success in 8 words, 3 minutes

Website link                : https://www.voicetube.com/videos/1192

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| No. | Word | Part of Speech | Meaning
| 1 | Couldn’t  | Verb  | Tidak bisa
| 2 | Who  | Pronoun | Yang
| 3 | Seat  | Noun  | Tempat duduk
| 4 | Ago  | Adverb  | Yang Lalu
| 5 | Have to  | Auxiliary | Wajib
| 6 | Then  | Adverb  | Kemudian
| 7 | An  | Adjective | Sebuah
| 8 | Thing  | Noun  | Benda
| 9 | Poor   | Adjective  | Miskin
| 10 | Life  | Noun  | Kehidupan
| 11 | Question  | Noun  | Pertanyaan
| 12 | Simple  | Adjective | Sederhana
| 13 | Success  | Noun  | Sukses
| 14 | Answer | Noun  | Jawaban
| 15 | Really  | Adverb  | Sangat
| 16 | Leads  | Noun  | Petunjuk
| 17 | Passion  | Noun  | Gairah
| 18 | Focus  | Noun  | Fokus
| 19 | Push  | Verb  | Mendorong
| 20 | Doubted  | Noun  | Keraguan
| 21 | Yourself  | Pronoun  | Diri sendiri
| 22 | Serve  | Verb  | Melayani
| 23 | Idea  | Noun  | Gagasan
| 24 | Persist  | Verb  | Pantang mundur
| 25 | Failure  | Noun  | Kegagalan

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Summary (100 words or more): Summarize the main points in your own words

I have been listening to a video about leads to success. The speaker’s name is Richard. Seven years ago, in the seat next to him was a high school student who came from a really poor family. She wanted to make something of her life. She asked him a simple question, “what leads to success?” but he couldn’t give her a good answer.

What really leads to success? First, we should have passion. And then we have to work, good in work, focus on one thing, push ourselves from self-doubted, serve yourself and others with good serve, having an idea, and we also should persist to failure.

Reaction (50 words or more): Write your opinion about the main point/ your critical review

I’m very happy to hear this information. I agree with Richard that to be success we not only work but also we should have big passion. Good in work that we do. Don’t think that we weren’t smart or we weren’t can do anything. Just focus on what matter for us. Everyone has their own ability. Jusuf Hamka said that success is not measured by the amount of material wealth but success is one way to be more useful for other. So, we must have a good serve.

Reflection (50 words or more): What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with to solve the problems

I repeated the video in 3 time. The speaker speaks so fast and I can barely catch what he’s talking about. But fortunately this platform can be slowed by reset the speed. I love this platform because it provide me with script of video beside. I also can’t hear what word that he pronounce. So, to solve it I saw the script while I listening to the video. Then I wrote down the main point and unfamaliar words on my note.

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English news and easy articles for students of English

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28-07-2022 15:00

A Chinese pensioner, who was a teacher, is now China's well-known animal rights activist. Over the past twenty years, she has saved thousands of dogs from the slaughterhouses and the streets.

At her home, she takes care of many dogs who eat 200 kilograms of food every day. To feed the dogs, she sold her house and is in debt of 800,000 yuan. She has many supporters, but people from her town do not like her. They say that eating dogs is normal; it is a Chinese tradition.

The old woman and her helpers buy many dogs to save them from being eaten. Some people take advantage of this - they want to sell dogs to her or her helpers to make money.

Difficult words: pensioner (a person who does not work anymore), slaughterhouse (a place where animals are killed to make meat), debt (if you are in debt, you have someone's money; in time, you must give back the money), take advantage (to use a situation to help yourself get something).

You can watch the original video in the Level 3 section.

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Woman Saves Dogs - level 2 - News in Levels

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28-07-2022 15:00 A Chinese pensioner, who was a teacher, is now China's well-known animal rights activist. Over the past twenty years, she has saved thousands of dogs from the slaughterhouses and the streets. At her home, she takes care of many dogs who eat 200 kilograms of food every day.

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Name/ NPM                : Siti Aisyah Nur Hidayah/121060001

Date                            : 30-07-2022

Source                         : News In Levels

Name of Source          : -

Length                         : 00.50

Title of Topic              : Woman Saves Dogs – level 2

Website link                : https://www.newsinlevels.com/products/woman-saves-dogs-level-2/

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Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

| No. | Word | Part of Speech | Meaning
| 1 | Pensioner  | Noun  | Pensiunan
| 2 | Who  | Pronoun  | Yang
| 3 | Activist  | Noun  | Aktivis
| 4 | Over  | Adverb  | Lebih
| 5 |  Slaughterhouses  | Noun  | Rumah jagal
| 6 | Streets  | Noun  | Jalan
| 7 | Care  | Noun  | Pemeliharaan
| 8 | Which  | Pronoun  | Yang mana
| 9 | Kilogram | Noun  | Kilo
| 10 | Feed  | Verb  | Memberi makan
| 11 | Sold  | Verb  | Dijual
| 12 | Debt  | Noun  | Hutang
| 13 | Supporters  | Noun  | Pendukung
| 14 | Town  | Noun  | Kota
| 15 | Normal  | Adjective | Natural
| 16 | Tradition  | Noun  | Tradisi
| 17 | Old  | Adjective  | Tua
| 18 | Save  | Verb  | Menyelamatkan
| 19 | Advantage  | Noun  | Keuntungan
| 20 | Want  | Verb  | Mau
| 21 | Eat  | Verb  | Makan
| 22 | House  | Noun  | Rumah
| 23 | But  | Conjunction  | Tapi
| 24 | Rights  | Verb  | Hak
| 25 | Past  | Noun  | Lampau

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Summary (100 words or more): Summarize the main points in your own words

I have been listening to a news platform. There is a Chinese pensioner, who was a teacher and is now China’s well-known animal rights activist. Over the past twenty years, she has saved thousands of dogs from the slaughterhouses and the streets.

At her home, she takes care of many dogs which eat 200 kilograms of food every day. To feed the dogs, she sold her house and is in debt of 800,000 yuan. She has many supporters, but people from her town do not like her. They say that eating dogs is normal, it is a Chinese tradition.

The old woman and her helpers buy many dogs to save them from being eaten. Some people take advantage of this. They want to sell dogs to her or her helpers to make money.

Reaction (50 words or more): Write your opinion about the main point/your critical review

I love you the old woman. I know, in China eating dogs is normal. But dogs are the most understanding animal ever in the world. I can't bear it if they are eaten. I hope there will be more people who keep dogs like pets so they don't become food.

Reflection (50 words or more): What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with to solve the problems

I repeated the recorder 3 times. The speaker speaks less rapidly. On this platform, there are 3 levels and I can choose one level that I can hear. It also provides me with the script text above. In level 2, I find so many unfamiliar words. To solve it I saw the script while I listening to the voice recorder. Then I wrote down the main point and unfamaliar words on my note.

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Meg: Hey, Todd. Are you healthy? Do you eat lots of fruits and vegetables?

Todd: I guess I am healthy. I do eat lots of fruits and vegetables, but I also eat junk food, sadly. But I try to eat lots of fruits especially to stay healthy.

Meg: What kind of fruits do you like to eat?

Todd: Well, I like all fruits. I love all fruits except pineapple. I hate pineapple. I don't know why. I just don't like pineapple. I don't like the taste. I don't like to chew it. It just feels funny. But I love apples, I love bananas, I love oranges. I usually have an apple every morning for breakfast. It's very easy to eat. And I just love apples because you can take them to school. You can eat them quickly. They're very easy to eat.

I also like oranges, and I love orange juice. So sometimes, I make fresh orange juice in my kitchen. So oranges are great. But my favorite fruits are bananas and strawberries. I love bananas and strawberries. And I love to eat bananas and strawberries together, so my favorite snack is to cut up some banana and then cut up some strawberry and mix them together, and then eat them.

Meg: Well, it sounds like you really a lot of fruits.

Todd: Oh yeah, I do.

Meg: What about vegetables? Do you eat vegetables everyday?

Todd: I do. I try to have a salad everyday, and I have a special salad I make and I call it my chunky, crunchy salad. And it's carrots, cucumbers and tomatoes, and I cut the carrots and cucumbers into small little squares. And then I cut up the tomatoes and I mix together. And the carrots, tomatoes and cucumbers mixed together, the colors are really pretty. And when you eat the salad, it's very crunchy and it's very chunky because it's all little squares. So I call it my crunchy, chunky salad.

Meg: That sounds delicious. Do you ever share it with someone else?

Todd: No, I don't but I want to because I really, I like it so much and I can't cook. So when I go to somebody's house and I need to bring food, I think, "Oh, I should bring chunky, crunchy salad."

Meg: Hmm, that's a good idea. Another idea is to cook some vegetables. Do you cook vegetables?

Todd: Not too much. I do cook asparagus. Asparagus is probably my favorite vegetable, and it's very easy to cook because asparagus, you just have to cut up into small pieces. And then you can put the asparagus in a bowl with some water in the microwave, and you can cook asparagus in about 30 seconds. So I eat asparagus a lot.

Also, I eat broccoli. I love broccoli. Sometimes I have broccoli and lettuce together for my salad. And then sometimes, I cook eggplant. I like to cook eggplant because I like the taste and it's easy to cook.

Meg: I don't really like eggplant.

Todd: Really?

Meg: I don't.

Todd: Oh no. Why not?

Meg: It has a strange flavor to me, so I prefer not to eat eggplant.

Todd: Well, as long as you eat your veggies.

Meg: Yes.

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Name/ NPM                : Siti Aisyah Nur Hidayah/121060001

Date                            : 30-07-2022

Source                         : ELLLO

Name of Source          : -

Length                         : 03.30

Title of Topic              : Eating Healthy

Website link                : https://elllo.org/english/1401/1446-MegTodd-Health-Vegetables.htm

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Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

| No. | Word | Part of Speech | Meaning
| 1 | Guess  | Verb  | Menduga
| 2 | Junk  | Noun  | Rongsokan
| 3 | Healthy  | Adjective | Sehat
| 4 | Except  | Preposition  | Kecuali
| 5 | Chew  | Verb  | Mengunyah
| 6 | Fresh  | Adjective | Segar
| 7 | Sometimes  | Adverb  | Kadang-kadang
| 8 | Great  | Adjective | Banyak
| 9 | Mix  | Verb  | Mencampurkan
| 10 | Easy  | Adjective | Mudah
| 11 | Pieces  | Noun  | Potongan
| 12 | Some  | Adjective | Suatu
| 13 | Eggplant  | Noun  | Terong
| 14 | Sadly  | Adverb  | Dengan sedih
| 15 | Lots  | Noun  | Banyak
| 16 | Cook  | Verb  | Memasak
| 17 | Every  | Adjective  | Setiap
| 18 | Crunchy  | Adjective  | Garing
| 19 | Quickly  | Adverb | Dengan cepat
| 20 | Try  | Verb  | Berusaha
| 21 | Chunky  | Adjective  | Berotot
| 22 | Microwave  | Noun  | Oven gelombang mikro
| 23 | Into  | Preposition  | Kedalam
| 24 | Colors  | Noun  | Warna
| 25 | Squares  | Noun  | Dadu

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Summary (100 words or more): Summarize the main points in your own words

I have been listening to a conversation on ELLLO. It is talking about eating healthy food. There is Meg as the reporter and Todd as the source person. According to Meg, Todd seems healthy then asks Todd if is he healthy. He said yes because he eats lots of fruits and vegetables. He loves all fruits except pineapple because He doesn’t like the taste. And he loves so much apple which are easy to eat. He sometimes makes orange juice and always eats bananas and strawberries.

Not only eat fruit but he also eats vegetables. He said that he always makes special salads. He calls it his chunky, crunchy salad. It is carrots, cucumbers, and tomatoes. He cuts all of them and mixes them. He said that the colors are really pretty. And when he eats the salad, it's very crunchy and chunky because it's all little squares. So, he calls it his crunchy, chunky salad.

He does cook asparagus. According to him, asparagus is very easy to cook because he just has to cut it up into small pieces. And then he can put the asparagus in a bowl with some water in the microwave, and he can cook the asparagus for about 30 seconds. So, he eats asparagus a lot. Also, he sometimes eats broccoli and cook eggplants.

On the other hand, Meg doesn’t like to eat eggplant because it has a strange flavor to her, so she prefers not to eat eggplant.

Reaction (50 words or more): Write your opinion about the main point/your critical review

Honestly, I love all fruit except ripe papaya because it smells. I always eat young fruit such as mango, guava, papaya, pineapple, etc. Then, I cut them into pieces and add spicy brown sugar seasoning. It’s called rujak. I like all kinds of vegetables except pare because it is bitter. I just found out that cooking asparagus is that easy. Maybe next time I will try it.

Reflection (50 words or more): What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with to solve the problems

I repeated the recording 3 times. The speakers speak rapidly but they say daily conversations. So, I still understand what they say. On this platform, there are so many things that I can hear or view. It also provides me with the script text. To solve the speed of the speakers, I saw the script while I listening to the voice recorder. Then I wrote down the main point on my note.