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  • Oh, yeah.

  • What is up?

  • I'm Ethan, your real life English fluency coach.

  • And today we're learning with modern family.

  • We have a really great lesson in which we learned the importance of knowing all about our cultural heritage.

  • And we learn some ways to not offend people or maybe to offend them, depending on the situation.

  • So let's learn and laugh.

  • Let's get into it.

  • So good.

  • Cheeseburger.

  • This is a special soup called You told me not to see that it is delicious.

  • This is the food off.

  • Your people can get you anything else.

  • Actually, we're just trying to teach our daughter about your country.

  • And as I'm saying that I'm hoping you're from Vietnam.

  • I was born there.

  • So was Lily.

  • Oh, it's a beautiful country.

  • My family still lives in Lily.

  • Honey, we don't hate.

  • I hate Hey, uh, we need just a second.

  • That was rude.

  • I want to go home.

  • No, it's important that you celebrate the culture of your ancestors.

  • You are Vietnamese.

  • No, I get it.

  • Honey, You know you're not gay.

  • You are just confused.

  • Oh, my God.

  • What is wrong with me?

  • It's like a please.

  • We have tons of lesbian friends.

  • You would reference our friends and not us.

  • Okay, We should just go.

  • No, nobody's going anywhere until she finishes the whole soup.

  • Gloria, it's fine.

  • No, no, it's not fine.

  • That's the problem with this country.

  • Nobody cares where they come from.

  • The US want cheeseburgers on bread school, and they have forgotten about Columbia.

  • Okay, I can't help but feel that Maybe you're bringing something to the table.

  • That's possibly not at all about Lily.

  • I think you're right.

  • It's just that I feel like I'm losing my Children to America.

  • They're just going to grow up, become boring old white people.

  • Most of our friends are white, actually.

  • Okay, everybody just calm down and go back to their own conversations.

  • Thank you.

  • Hey.

  • Hey, what's going on with you?

  • He has forgotten most of his Spanish and your I'm sure he's not even going to learn.

  • And I know this is silly, but I just don't like feeling like I'm so different from the rest of my family.

  • Oh, honey, it feels so lonely.

  • Just a second, Lily, Is that why you want to be gay?

  • To be more like your daddy's honey?

  • No, the three of us are family, even though we come from different places, you know, you were born in Vietnam and I grew up in a city.

  • And even though he never talks about it, your daddy grew up on a farm.

  • Point is, is that we're a family because we love each other.

  • Okay?

  • And you know what?

  • You just cost the scene in the restaurant and you can't get any more like your daddy's man.

  • Maybe I'll just take money and Joe to Colombia the summer.

  • That's a great idea.

  • I really think that keeping in touch with their heritage on Lee enriches our culture.

  • Absolutely.

  • I think we would all be better off if people would go back to where they came from.

  • I I'll pull the car around.

  • Yes, thank you.

  • I want a cheeseburger.

  • Cheese cheeseburger.

  • This is a special soup called Fuck.

  • You told me not to see that cheeseburger.

  • A hamburger with a slice of cheese on top of the meat in the US This is the food that first comes to most people's minds When they think about something that's tasty but thoroughly unhealthy.

  • Fuck of enemies.

  • Soup, pronounced foot, reason.

  • Lily says that she isn't supposed to say that.

  • Word is that she mistakes it for fuck.

  • These is the food off your beat, something of your people.

  • This expression is used to show that something comes from your nation.

  • Culture or ancestors.

  • Example.

  • The land of my people is lush and full of resource is Can I get you anything else?

  • Can I get you anything?

  • Here?

  • The word get is used as a synonym of bring.

  • This is a common meaning of this word.

  • Most lawyers have trouble remembering and using Example.

  • Are you going to the store?

  • Can you get me some cereal, please?

  • Actually, we're just trying to teach our daughter about your country.

  • And as I'm saying that I'm hoping you're from Vietnam.

  • I was born there.

  • So was Lily.

  • So was Lily.

  • We commonly used.

  • So like we used the words to or also know that the structure of this phrase generally consists of so plus two b plus subject example.

  • I'm a dentist.

  • What a coincidence.

  • So is my brother.

  • I was born in Brazil.

  • So is my grandmother.

  • We respond to a sentence whose main verb is other than to be We used do?

  • Does or did.

  • I worked at a supermarket last year.

  • So did I.

  • I love learning English with TV and movies.

  • So do I.

  • I Lily, honey, we don't hate honey.

  • A term of endearment similar to deer or sweetie can be used for your partner or for a child, as in this scene.

  • Example.

  • Where do you want to go for dinner?

  • Honey, we need just a second.

  • We need just a second.

  • We need just a second.

  • That was rude, rude, not having or showing concern or respect for the rights and feelings of other people.

  • Example.

  • The little kid was punished because he was rude to his teacher.

  • It's important that you celebrate the culture of your ancestors.

  • You are Vietnamese.

  • No, I get it.

  • Ancestors, the predecessors within your family.

  • That is those that came before you.

  • Example American.

  • But my ancestors mostly came from Europe.

  • Your Vietnamese Louise fathers are gay.

  • She's confusing nationality and sexual orientation as identify IRS and is in denial about being Vietnamese because she does not want to be different from her adoptive dad's.

  • Her dad then recognizes this by saying you're not gay.

  • You're just confused.

  • However, this is funny because it is what a parent might say who was in denial about their child being a homosexual.

  • Oh my God, what is wrong with me?

  • What is wrong with me?

  • What is wrong with me?

  • It's like, Oh, please, we have tons of lesbian friends, tons of something.

  • A lot of example.

  • I've got tons of homework to do that.

  • You would reference our friends and not us, our friends.

  • You would reference our friends and not us Odd.

  • If something is odd, it is strange you could describe this situation is odd beginning a sentence as it's odd that example.

  • It's not that she just disappeared and didn't say good bye.

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  • Because you were afraid of missing important information or not understand the jokes?

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  • I think that's the problem with this country.

  • Nobody cares where they come from, come from to have been born in a place.

  • Example.

  • I live in New York, but I come from Los Angeles.

  • They use one of these bad guys.

  • I'm grad school prep school Ah, hi or secondary school designed to repair students for university.

  • Okay, I can't help but feel that maybe you're bringing something to the table that's possibly not at all about Lily.

  • Can't help, But we use this phrase to say that we can't control not doing something in the past we use.

  • Couldn't example.

  • I have to try to stay in a dia, but sometimes I can't help but eating a cheeseburger.

  • I couldn't help a burst out laughing at the meeting, bringing something to the table.

  • This is an expression that we commonly use when someone provides a useful skill or attributes example.

  • They hired him because it brings great marketing expertise to the table.

  • We can also use this expression with the meaning of bring up or discuss something in this scene.

  • It is a funny choice of expression because they're actually sitting at a table.

  • Okay, everybody just calm down and go back to their own conversations.

  • Calm down to become relaxed or to reduce one's anger or stress example, you should calm down and then we'll talk about it.

  • Your daddy grew up on a farm.

  • Your are your daddy grew up on a farm.

  • Point is is that we're a family because we love each other.

  • Your daddy grew up on a farm cam comes from the country and grew up on a farm.

  • If you watch modern family, you know Mitchell is being sarcastic because Cam talks about this all the time.

  • The point is, we used this phrase as an introduction to a conclusion or, most important, part of what we're saying.

  • Example.

  • The point is that you should go to sleep earlier If you don't want to be tired all morning and you know what?

  • You just cost the scene in the restaurant and you can't get any more like your daddy's.

  • The man cause a scene to create allowed, typically angry or embarrassing disturbance or display in public.

  • Example, that's growth caused a scene when she saw his ex texted him.

  • You can't get any more.

  • Then we used this expression toe emphasized quality something or someone has.

  • For example, if you're discussing horror movies, you could say it doesn't get more horrific than the Exorcist.

  • Or if you're talking about how crazy your aunt is, you might say you can't get any crazier than an Sicilia.

  • Another common location is it doesn't get any better than that example.

  • Get your dream job right out of college doesn't get any better than that.

  • That's a great idea idea.

  • That's a great idea.

  • I really think that keeping in touch with your heritage only enriches our culture.

  • Keep in touch with your heritage.

  • If you keep in touch with someone, you continue to talk or write to that person.

  • Your heritage is that traditions, achievements, beliefs, et cetera.

  • They're part of history of your group or nation, a sense of hair.

  • It is.

  • It especially felt in people who have immigrated to the United States.

  • If they keep in touch with their heritage, they still show an interest in connection to it, and rich improve the quality of something by adding something example.

  • Making friends from other countries has enriched my life experience.

  • Absolutely.

  • I think we would all be better off if people would go back to where they came from.

  • I pull the car around.

  • Yes.

  • Better off to be in a more satisfactory condition.

  • Example.

  • After I broke up with my ex, I realized that I was better off camera here gets ugly looks from everybody because what he said came off as discriminatory.

  • But he actually didn't mean it disrespectfully.

  • People who are against immigration say that foreigners should go back to where they came from.

  • However, camera meant it.

  • As people should discover their roots are returning for a visit to their place of origin.

  • Pull the car around to bring your car tow where you currently are looking so good.

  • Cheeseburger.

  • This is a special soup called You told me not to say that it is delicious.

  • This is the food off your people.

  • Can I get you anything else?

  • Actually, we're just trying to teach our daughter about your country.

  • And as I'm saying that I'm hoping you're from Vietnam.

  • I was born there.

  • So was Lily Oh, it's a beautiful country.

  • My family still lives.

  • Lily, honey, we don't hate hate.

  • Hey, uh, we need just a second.

  • That was rude.

  • I want to go home.

  • No, it's important that you celebrate the culture of your ancestors.

  • You are Vietnamese.

  • No, I get, honey, you know you're not gay.

  • You are just confused.

  • Oh, my God.

  • What is wrong with me?

  • It's like a please.

  • We have tons of lesbian friends.

  • You would reference our friends and not us.

  • Okay, we should just go.

  • No, Nobody's going anywhere until she finishes the whole soup.

  • Gloria, it's fine.

  • I know he's not fine.

  • That's the problem with this country.

  • Nobody cares where they come from.

  • The U.

  • S.

  • One cheeseburgers on bread school, and they have forgotten about Columbia.

  • Okay, I can't help but feel that Maybe you're bringing something to the table.

  • That's possibly not at all about Lily.

  • I think you're right.

  • It's just that I feel like I'm losing my Children to America.

  • They're just going to grow up, become boring old white people.

  • Most of our friends are white, actually.

  • Okay, everybody just calm down and go back to their own conversations.

  • Thank you.

  • Hey, Hey, what's going on with you?

  • Money has forgotten most of his Spanish and your I'm sure he's not even going to learn.

  • And I know this is silly, but I just don't like feeling like I'm so different from the rest of my family.

  • Feels so lonely here.

  • Just a second.

  • Lily.

  • Is that why you want to be gay to be more like your daddy's honey?

  • No.

  • The three of us are family, even though we come from different places, you know, you were born in Vietnam and I grew up in a city.

  • And even though he never talks about it, your daddy grew up on a farm.

  • Point is, is that we're a family because we love each other.

  • Okay?

  • And you know what?

  • You just cost the scene in the restaurant and you can't get any more like your daddy's man.

  • Maybe I'll just take money and Joe to Colombia the summer.

  • That's a great idea.

  • I really think that keeping in touch with their heritage on Lee enriches our culture.

  • Absolutely.

  • I think we would all be better off if people would go back to where they came from.

  • I I'll pull the car around?

  • Yes.

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