Name: ビートルズの音楽と映画「昨日」で英語を学ぶ (Learn English through the Music of the Beatles and the Movie Yesterday)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:43:02.000Z
Duration: 9 min 1 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：

法助動詞 A2

Whenever you can use music to learn English, whenever you can learn English through music,

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it's just a great idea, and a couple of weeks ago, Jen and I saw a movie called Yesterday.

It's a movie that features a lot of music by the band, The Beatles.

The Beatles are from before my time, but they are one of the greatest bands in history,

And while I was watching the movie, I thought, "I should do an English lesson for you guys

to help you learn English through the music of The Beatles."

So, in this video, what I'm going to do is I'm going to talk about 10 Beatles songs,

and I will put the links to the YouTube videos of each song in the description below as well

as a link to the lyrics, and here's what I think you should do.

You should listen to all those songs a lot.

You should listen to them a lot over the next couple of weeks or next couple of months so

that you can learn English through the music of The Beatles, and then, once you know the

songs really, really well, once you've studied the English lyrics, you should go watch the

So, this is kind of a long English lesson.

It starts with you watching this video, and then, in the description below, there's 10

links to 10 different Beatles songs and 10 links to the lyrics, to the words, the English

Then, I think you should listen to those Beatles songs a lot, and then, go see the movie, Yesterday.

But let's first talk about each of the 10 songs that I have chosen.

So, the first Beatles song I think you should listen to is Yesterday.

It has the same title as the film that I think you should go see, and there's two phrases

in this song that I think are really good for you to learn.

So, this phrase actually has two meanings.

When you speak English, and you make a mistake, you could say that you have said something

So, that is the literal meaning, but we also can say something wrong to someone in the

sense that we say something that makes them feel bad.

Sometimes, I say something wrong to my wife, and then, it makes her feel bad.

The second phrase in the song, Yesterday, that's a really cool English phrase to learn

When you long for someone, it means that you really, really miss them, and you really,

So, first song you should listen to, Yesterday.

The second song you should listen to is Let It Be.

This is another great song, and what's neat about this song is it has the phrase, "Let

In English, when you say, "Let it be," it means just relax a bit.

Don't worry about the thing you're worrying about.

The second thing about this song that's kind of cool is it has a lot of words that start

So, if you need to learn and practice your pronunciation of words that start with W,

The next song that is great for learning a bit of English is the song, When I'm 64.

It has the line, "Who could ask for more?"

This is a great English phrase that you can say when life is really, really good.

When you have a happy life, why would you ask for anything more?

So, the phrase, "Who could ask for more," is just awesome.

The other thing about this song is it's a great song to learn a few sentences that talk

The song, for the most part, is about the future.

Another great Beatles song to learn English from is Eleanor Rigby, and what's cool about

this song is it's really three little stories.

It's three little word paintings about different people's lives, and it's just a great little

song to kind of use English words to imagine different scenes in a story in your mind.

So, our fifth one is I Want to Hold Your Hand.

This is a great song because, first of all, it's a love song.

It's about a boy who wants to hold a girl's hand, but what's really cool about it is it's

really someone expressing themselves in the first person, something that you'll want to

So, I Want to Hold Your Hand, the story of someone who's in love with someone and to

show that love, they want to hold their hand.

So, great song, it's written in the first person.

So, you can learn how to mimic and use the phrases and sentence and sentence structure

The sixth Beatles song, it's a hard word to say, isn't it?

The sixth Beatles song that we're going to look at is Here Comes the Sun.

Here Comes the Sun has two really cool English phrases in it.

This is a phrase that we say to reassure someone.

To calm someone down, we say, "It's all right."

It also has the phrase, "It seems like years."

This is kind of a neat expression of time.

So, when something happened just a few days ago, you could say to someone, "It seems like

So, Here Comes the Sun, that's number six.

In My Life is a great song because it's about reminiscing.

Reminiscing is when you sit, and you talk about the past with someone.

So, the song, In My Life, is great because it's an example of someone reminiscing about

It's a song about someone thinking about things that have happened in the past.

It also has a great phrase towards the end where it says, "To stop and think."

So, in English, sometimes, you have to stop and think.

Sometimes, if you think while you're doing something, it's not a great way to think deeply,

but if you stop and think, you can think more deeply.

You can think more carefully about something.

So, that was our seventh song, In My Life.