Learn English Speaking with a Father-Son Cooking Conversation

Do you know how to speak clearly and improve your English pronunciation and speak like a native speaker? If yes, welcome to the new video on Learn English with Jessica channel. This video will help you improve your English skills. Watch until the end to practice speaking and learning English easily. In this video, we will have a fun and interactive lesson to help you speak better English. Let's get started. Jake, I need to talk to you about something important. What is it, Dad? You're 15 now. One day you will move out and live alone.

Yes. And you need to know how to cook. You can't eat fast food every day. I know, Dad. Someday I will learn. Today is that day. I'll teach you today. Why today? Your mom just texted me. She has to work late, so she can't come home for dinner tonight. Really? How late? Until 10:00. She has an important project. Uh, does that mean we have no dinner? No, like I said, I'll teach you how to cook. We'll cook dinner. Why don't we order pizza? I'm tired.

Your mom is tired after work every day, too, Jake. But she always makes hot meals for us. You're right. That's why I was thinking, why don't we cook dinner and take it to her office? Are you sure she will like it? She'll love it, Jake. Wait, Dad. I You will thank me later. Believe me. Come on. So, where do we start? Look, we have chicken, potatoes, and vegetables. We'll make roasted chicken with vegetables and potato soup. Do you know how to cook them?

No, but I helped your mom boil pasta once. This should be easy like that. Are you serious, Dad? Just kidding. I can cook simple food. That's how I survived before I met your mom. Now you will wash the vegetables and cut the chicken. I'll make the soup. Uh, okay, Dad. Jake, how's the chicken? Well, I just realized I don't know how to cut the chicken. At least you realize that now, not when you're alone in your own apartment. How do you hold the knife? Like this. You need to relax your hand a little. Move your thumb and index finger up. This. Yes. Good. And put your other fingers back.

Why? So you can hold the chicken better and you won't cut your fingers. Oh, I see. What do I do next? Now you should move your knife hand like a wave. Very slowly. Like this. Oh, perfect. You're doing well. I know. If I keep learning, I will be like Gordon Ramsay soon. Yes, Mr. Ramsay. Please continue. Finally, we did it. Our dinner is ready. Cooking is much harder than I thought. Your mom makes it look easy, doesn't she?

I think I will cook or at least help mom cook from now on. Well, me too. Anyway, what do you think of our result? It looks okay. Not perfect, but okay. I think it looks good. Your mom will love it. Or she will act like she loves We'll see about that. Let's go to her office now. Michael Jake, what are you doing here? Hi, Mom. We brought something for you. What is it? We know you're working late and you don't like takeouts. So, here is a home-cooked dinner for you.

You cooked both of you? Yes, we made roasted chicken with vegetables and potato soup. This smells wonderful. Did you really make this? Of course, Mom. We did. It wasn't easy, but we worked together. I can't wait to try it. Come on, let's sit down. How is it, honey? This is delicious. This is the best dinner I ever had. Really? Are you sure it doesn't taste strange? The food is perfect, Jake. It tastes like love. Well, this love is a bit burnt today.

I'll make it better next time. Wow, my son will cook for me again. When? After some more practice, I hope. I'll cook more often, too, honey. You shouldn't do everything alone. This is the first time. I love working late. Thank you both of you. This makes me so happy. I love you. We love you, too. Realize definition to understand or notice something. Sorry, I didn't realize you had company. I didn't realize you were so damn pretty.

Well, I just realized I don't know how to cut the chicken knife. Definition: A tool used for cutting food. Oh, I was careless with the kitchen knife. Three plates with a knife and a fork. How do you hold the knife? Take out. Definition. Food you buy at a restaurant to eat elsewhere. Why don't you invite one of your friends over and you can order takeout? Who wants Chinese takeout? We know you're working late and you don't like takeouts.

Home-cooked definition, made at home, not from a restaurant. Nothing like a home-cooked meal, honey. First of all, there's no home-cooked meals like this. So, here is a home-cooked dinner for you. Smell definition to notice the scent with your nose. Smell like a sushi restaurant dumpster on a hot day. She said you can always smell it on girls who sell it. This smells wonderful. Strange is definition. Unusual or not normal? He's very strange. There's always strange people in my house.

Really? Are you sure it doesn't taste strange? Burn. Definition: Too cooked and black. Burnt up in the flames, man. I think you done burnt up your cake. Well, this love is a bit burnt today. Well done, everyone. Don't forget to watch until the end to improve your English better. Part three. It's time for the duet part. Let's do a duet to improve your speaking and listening. You will say the lines that appear on the screen. This practice will make you speak clearer and feel more confident.

Ready? Let's begin. Jake, I need to talk to you about something important. You're 15 now. One day you will move out and live alone. You need to know how to cook. You can't eat fast food every day. Your mom just texted me. She has to work late, so she can't come home for dinner tonight. until 10:00. She has an important project. No, like I said, I'll teach you how to cook. We'll cook dinner. Your mom is tired after work every day, too, Jake. But she always makes hot meals for us. That's why I was thinking, why don't we cook dinner and take it to her office?

You will thank me later. Believe me. Come on. Look, we have chicken, potatoes, and vegetables. We'll make roasted chicken with vegetables and potato soup. No, but I helped your mom boil pasta once. This should be easy like that. Just kidding. I can cook simple food. That's how I survived before I met your mom. Now you will wash the vegetables and cut the chicken. I'll make the soup. At least you realize that now, not when you're alone in your own apartment. How do you hold the knife? You need to relax your hand a little.

Move your thumb and index finger up. Yes. Good. And put your other fingers back. So you can hold the chicken better and you won't cut your fingers. Now you should move your knife hand like a wave. Very slowly. Your mom makes it look easy, doesn't she? Well, me too. Anyway, what do you think of our result? I think it looks good. Your mom will love it. We'll see about that. Let's go to her office now. What is it? We know you're working late and you don't like takeouts. So, here is a home-cooked dinner for you.

You cooked both of you. This smells wonderful. Did you really make this? We did. It wasn't easy, but we worked together. I can't wait to try it. Come on, let's sit down. How is it, honey? This is delicious. This is the best dinner I ever had. The food is perfect, Jake. It tastes like love. Wow. My son will cook for me again. When? I'll cook more often, too. Honey, you shouldn't do everything alone.

This is the first time I love working late. Thank you both of you. This makes me so happy. I love you. Well, I just realized I don't know how to cut the chicken I know. If I keep learning, I will be like Gordon Ramsay soon. I think I will cook or at least help mom cook from now on. Michael Jake, what are you doing here? Hi, Mom. We brought something for you. What is it? You cooked both of you? Yes, we made roasted chicken with vegetables and potato soup. This smells wonderful. Did you really make this? Of course, Mom.

I can't wait to try it. Come on, let's sit down. This is delicious. This is the best dinner I ever had. Really? Are you sure it doesn't taste strange? The food is perfect, Jake. It tastes like love. Well, this love is a bit burnt today. I'll make it better next time. Wow, my son will cook for me again. When? After some more practice, I hope. This is the first time I love working late. Thank you both of you. This makes me so happy. I love you. Questions and answers.

Now, let's practice answering questions. I will ask a question and you have 10 seconds to think. Try to say your answer out loud. This will help improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start with the first question. You're 15 now. One day you will move out and live alone. Yes. And you need to know how to cook. You can't eat fast food every day. I know, Dad. Someday I will learn. Today is that day I'll teach you today. Question one is Jake 15 now. Yes, he is. He is 15 now.

Question two. Does Jake need know how to cook? Yes, he does. He needs know how to cook. She has to work late, so she can't come home for dinner tonight. Really? How late? Until 10:00. She has an important project. Ugh. Does that mean we have no dinner? No. Like I said, I'll teach you how to cook. We'll cook dinner. Question three. Can Jake's mom come home for dinner tonight? No, she can't. She can't come home for dinner tonight. Question four. Why can't Jake's mom come home for dinner tonight? Because she has to work late.

Question five. Who will teach Jake how to cook? Michael will teach Jake how to cook. So, where do we start? Look, we have chicken, potatoes, and vegetables. We'll make roasted chicken with vegetables and potato soup. Do you know how to cook them? No, but I helped your mom boil pasta once. This should be easy like that. Question six. What will Michael and Jake make? They will make roasted chicken with vegetables and potato soup. Now you will wash the vegetables and cut the chicken. I'll make the soup.

Uh, okay, Dad. Question seven. Will Jake make the soup? No, he won't. He will wash the vegetables and cut the chicken. Jake, how's the chicken? Well, I just realized I don't know how to cut the chicken. At least you realize that now, not when you're alone in your own apartment. Question eight. Does Jake know how to cut the chicken? No, he doesn't. He doesn't know how to cut the chicken. Oh, I see. What do I do next?

Now, you should move your knife hand like a wave. Very slowly. Like this. Oh, perfect. You're doing well. Question nine. How should Jake move his knife hand? He should move his knife hand like a wave. I think I will cook or at least help mom cook from now on. Well, me too. Anyway, what do you think of our result? It looks okay. Not perfect, but okay. I think it looks good. Your mom will love it. Question 10. Does Michael think the dinner look good?

Yes, he does. He think it looks good. This is delicious. This is the best dinner I ever had. Really? Are you sure it doesn't taste strange? The food is perfect, Jake. It tastes like love. Well, this love is a bit burnt today. I'll make it better next time. Wow, my son will cook for me again. When? After some more practice, I hope. Question 11. What does Liisa think the food tastes like? She thinks it tastes like love. Question 12. When will Jake cook for Lisa again?

He will cook for her again after some more practice. That's the end of the video. Thank you for watching. Remember to practice English every day to improve your skills. Watch the video at least three times a week and repeat daily conversations to improve your listening and speaking skills fast. Try to mimic the intonation and pronunciation in the video to enhance your speaking fluency and pronunciation. Don't forget to like, share, and comment on my video. Please subscribe to the Learn English with Jessica channel to watch more helpful videos.