Name: 一緒に夕食を食べよう 上級者向け英会話 (Eat Dinner with Us: Advanced English Conversation)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:37:26.000Z
Duration: 21 min 24 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

We had this idea to do a video about American English conversation with our family at dinner,

and then we thought, that's a terrible idea, because we have a baby and a toddler.

So I said, why don't we just sit down to dinner?

And then I started seeing about this thing called a mukbang.

And so we're kind of doing that, kind of not, mostly, we're just eating dinner with you,

and we're going to turn it into an English conversation lesson. So whenever we're talking,

and some phrasal verb or idiom or vocabulary word comes up, that I think you might not know,

or that I want to explain, you'll see it on screen in red, red and white text, and then at the end of the video,

I'm going to sit down, we're going to go over all of these terms. So, let's start.

>> Cheers everybody. >> Thank you for joining me at dinner.

Now David's being a really good sport by  joining me here.

As you can see, we only have one plate of  food, and it's huge.

So I was reading an article about eating on YouTube,

and it was talking about this thing that they called a mukbang,

which is, I'm doing an English pronunciation of it, but the origin is two Korean words put together.

But basically, people were making videos of themselves eating and then

posting that, and people were eating with them, so they wouldn't feel like they're eating alone.

And then it kind of turned into this thing where people were binging on mass amounts of food,

Yeah. When I told David I wanted to do this, he got really excited

because he loves binging on mass amounts of food.

Now, obviously we're not going to finish this, right?

Okay, but the thing about it is, I've watched a few mukbang videos,

it involves one huge plate of food, multiple people eating off of it, mouth noises are encouraged,

Um, and let's just dig in and see... See what happens.

Okay, so we got carryout from a local indian restaurant, we have samosas, we have naan,

a big pile of rice underneath, and then some saag paneer, and some chicken tikka masala.

I eat almost no meat, except I do eat this chicken tikka masala because it's...

>> ...that good. >> that's how good it is.

All right, so I'm actually, I feel embarrassed to start.

Okay, I'm going to let you start then. I'm just going to have another sip of wine.

While I think about getting ready to eat in front of the camera.

I know. We know. This food is so good that's why we decided to get this.

We were like if there's anything that we  can eat a ton of, it's this.

So anyway, David you've been watching a few of these mukbang videos, right?

>> that's actually like... >> that's not okay.

Especially when I'm trying to get out a huge plate of food.

So what did you...well, first of all, the thing I love about YouTube is niches can flourish.

Right? I mean most people would not have thought a video of someone eating a meal

But people love it, like, these videos have millions of views. Okay, I'm going to take my first bite.

I've been having problems with my jaw lately.

I can't open it that much, and I, I got the first part of a root canal yesterday,

finally, after like, months of pain and different dentist appointments.

Going to have it finished next week, so that's that makes it extra awkward to try to eat on camera,

Like, I open my mouth and not enough and food falls off my fork because I was not able to open my jaw enough.

Anyway, what I was saying was, that's what's so great about YouTube is that

there's so much content there that even something that seems like almost no one would watch it,

there are still millions of people to watch it.

And it was interesting, some people were talking about

they had like loss of appetite due to various problems in their lives,

and that watching these videos of people really loving food, kind of help them get their appetite back.

I could see it going the other way, too. But no, I'm glad it worked for them.

I can see it going the other way as well.

Also, I noticed there seems to be a disproportionate amount of mukbangs on seafood.

>> I think it's partly because... >> maybe how it started...

That food, like, there's a lot of slurping, with crab legs and mussels and stuff.

Part of it is like, the sound, people like the sound.

I was just doing a video on silent letters, herb.

I think they say the H in British English.

But we don't in American English. Isn't that funny?

That's got to be a nice sound. I guess I'll  have a little more.

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一緒に夕食を食べよう上級者向け英会話 (Eat Dinner with Us: Advanced English Conversation)

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一緒に夕食を食べよう 上級者向け英会話 (Eat Dinner with Us: Advanced English Conversation)

awkward

pronunciation

phrase

gross

一緒に夕食を食べよう上級者向け英会話 (Eat Dinner with Us: Advanced English Conversation)