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Hi kids!
Guess who's here
Yes it's me Bob..
Join me for learning street with Bob
Hey Kids!
Welcome to Bob Learning Street!
Let's take our cameras and go click some colors!
Let's click some colors with our camera From London to Siberia
Let's click some colors with our camera From London to Siberia
Sunflowers in the garden are yellow.
Blue is the ball I am bouncing.
The wheels on the bus are black.
And white are the birds that sing.
All green are the veggies I'm eating.
Red are the bells in a row.
Pink is the dress on the doll.
And orange is the car going slow.
Let's click some colors with our camera From London to Siberia
Let's click some colors with our camera From London to Siberia
All grey are the dancing numbers.
Violet the berries on the tree.
Cream are the doors of the house
And brown a chocolate and coffee.
All gold is the crown on the king.
Silver the necklace on the queen.
Indigo the color of the bicycle.
Orange is the halloween pumpkin
Let's click some colors with our camera From London to Siberia
Let's click some colors with our camera From London to Siberia
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Where is the ball?
Is it just here?
People find the ball go!
I did not find it!
Me too!
No one found the ball?
Now we go out and find the ball!
Just Peppa!
Scupy! You have something!
Kitty look at this! Scupy has a soccer ball
Scupy! Where are you taking it?
Beautiful, Kitty we kick the ball away!
Okay!
Hello friends!
Can you see my ball around here?
Hi Peppa, welcome Emily!
Do you see my ball?
Sorry Peppa, we do not see any balls!
Hello Kitty!
Hello Suzy!
That ball?
Oh yes, thank you. Emily we keep looking!
Is it yours?
Yes, it is ours.
We are playing soccer and maybe this ball has gone too far.
As Scupy, it took your ball
Here it is yours
Oh, thank you Kitty!
Suzy. Let's go home. Peppa and Emily are probably waiting for us!
Ok. Goodbye Kitty!
Goodbye. Suzy!
Suzy. Did you find the ball?
Peppa. Emily. We found the ball.
It's on Kitty.
So lucky Let's continue.
You! it must be raining
We have to go back if we do not get sick!
Our car is here!
Get on your car. Hurry up!
Suzy went to your house!
Good bye!
Goodbye Suzy!
My house is here! Good bye!
Goodbye Peppa!
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Gender & the English Lanuage (video in English w/ English subs) - Duration: 12:27.
Hello and welcome to Learn English with Jojo.
This is the third time that I've tried to record this video about Gender and the English
language.
The first time I ended up saying things that weren't very clear and I didn't get my point
across very well.
And the second time, it did go well.
And the second time it did go well and I was in Florida and I don't really know how to
use my camera very well and it kept going in and out of focus like this.
So I'm back to you now.
That's why it's been a few weeks since my last video.
I've been trying.
And failing.
And not having very much time.
But here we go.
The first part of this video is going to be about the singular they.
And the second part of this video is going to be about professional titles, or job titles,
in English and how they relate to gender.
And then we'll talk about a few other things, maybe the French language, at the end.
And here we go.
So to start, we're going to talk about the singular they.
So, to begin to start to talk about that I have to talk about pronouns in general.
The pronouns that we use to refer to people are he and she, or they for the plural.
So he refers to a man or a boy.
She refers to a girl or a woman.
The problem is is that a lot of people don't fall into one of those two categories or their
sex at birth is not the gender that they identify with or present themselves as.
So it gets pretty tricky.
It means that people have to guess other people's gender when they're refering to them.
And it can get... it's pretty bad.
For example, I actually identify as genderqueer.
It's not something I talk about a whole lot with other people, but I actually prefer the
singular they and them pronouns.
But I will explain what is.
That's because I don't really feel like a man or a woman.
I feel somewhere outside of those two categories and every time I'm reminded that I look like
a man and that I have male features, it doesn't feel great to me.
So I like to be refered to as they.
I don't really tell people to do this because I don't wanna be a burden.
Maybe after this video I will tell people or maybe people who know me are watching this
and you can refer to me as they.
There.
So.
They and Them.
When I refer to...
Jojo.
We'll say I have a friend Jojo even though my name is Jojo.
And I don't know their gender.
See what I did there.
I said "I don't know THEIR gender" even though normally I would say "his" or "her" gender.
"Their" is a more simple way of doing that.
So you don't have to say "his" or "her" and say there is a gender binary, that there are
only two genders.
So I would say, "I met this great person Jojo.
They like to make videos on Youtube."
And it totally makes sense.
Sometimes it's a little bit difficult if you are a native English speaker.
Or if you learned English in the classroom, that they is supposed to be plural.
But it doesn't actually change that much.
You can use context clues.
Just like we context clues for homophones.
It's totally fine; it's just something to get used to a little bit.
We use plural verbs with They and Them.
You can actually change your gender on Facebook to be "they" and "them," your pronouns that
you are refering to.
And it will say, "they updated their profile picture."
And it's totally fine.
It makes sense.
I assure you.
If you have questions about it, leave them in the comments and I will point you to some
articles about they and them or I will try to answer the questions myself.
So, that being said, hopefully you understand that.
Now we're going to go onto titles in English.
Job titles.
So, the example I'm going to start with is Actor and Actress.
And this is the same thing in French: Acteur et Actrice.
I'm pretty sure it comes from French as a lot of words in English do.
A lot of actors and acresses just like to be refered to as "actor."
A lot of women actors want to be called actors because making that difference between a man
and a woman actor and actress every time that they have to explain what they do or every
time that they have to apply for a job just means that right way someone is thinking,
"oh, they are a woman."
It's just a distinction that doesn't really need to exist anymore.
It's something that comes from Old English and Middle English and now has evolved to
be something that we use today.
But less and less.
You will hear fewer and fewer people say actress as time goes on I bet.
But people still say actor and actress.
Just letting you know.
But there are some job titles that we don't distinguish between men and women anymore.
I'll give you a few examples.
Waiter and waitress was how people always said the people who bring you your food at
restaurants and who you order food from.
They used to always be waiter and waitress and now more and more people just say "server."
In the restaurant industry, we just say "server."
I used to work in restaurants.
Because then you don't have to make that distinction between waiter and waitress.
It's just...
It's just...
It's just bad.
Another one: there used to be doctor and doctoress.
But that was in the 1500s to the 1800s.
No one says doctoress today and you can see why they don't want to make that distinction
because you don't want to make people associate a certain job, especially a very good job,
like being a doctor with a certain gender.
You don't want to be...
I don't know how to explain it.
Another thing related to that is nurses.A lot of people, since most of nurses are women,
say, when there's a male nurse, they say "male nurse."
Instead of just calling everyone a nurse.
They feel like they have to make that distinction because...
I don't really know why.
Another one is steward and stewardess on an airplane.
The people who bring you your food on an an airplane.
They are actually just called flight attendants now.
No one says steward and stewardess because you don't need to differentiate between man
and woman especially when that's not the only two genders.
Another one is policeman and policewoman.
I don't know why.
Now we just say police officer because it's weird to always have to make that distinction.
And besides just doctor and docteress, there used to be even more distinctions between
job titles for men and women.
So I am going to read you a list of a few of my favorite ones.
Favorite meaning...
I don't know.
The ones that were most interesting to me.
I don't like that there was this difference.
But if you are interested, I will leave the article that I found this from.
It was a scholarly article.
There are even more and ones that are very confusing.
Anyway.
There were, "friendess," "poetess/poetress," "priestess," which still is used today, mostly
in shows like Game of Thrones to show, like, women priests....
I don't know.
And then there were "danceress," "singeress," "sinneress," and "neighboress."
Those are just some of my favorites.
Don't...
don't use those.
Don't use those.
They're... they're not real.
No one says that today, I was just giving you some historical context to say that those
distinctions have been going away.
There is a trend and I think we will see that more and more, which leads me to my next point.
I was wondering, because most of my viewers are native French speakers, is that something
that's happening in French?
Are people... is there the same discussion between acteur and actrice?
Especially if you are in that domain, if you are an actor, please let me know if this is
a debate that you've been having, if you've heard about that, that's really interesting
to me and I'd like to know.
One other thing I wanted to note was that when you refer to someone who is from Latin
America, normally in Spanish, you say "latino" or "latina" because, like in French, there
are masculine and feminine endings depending on whether someone is a man or a woman, so
there's way more gendered stuff to be talked about in romance languages.
But now people say Latinx.
Not everyone says it like this, but they say latinx so that they don't have to refer to
if you are a man or a woman, because you might be outside of those two categories or you
might not want to just give someone your gender when you're talking about yourself because
it's just not relevant.
So.
There are ways to do that.
I would love to know if there is anything like that in the French language because that's
a language I speak.
If there are any ways to get around gender in French, I'd really like to know.
For example, if I want to say, "I am strong," I usually say "je suis fort" instead of saying
"je suis forte" because "forte" with the t is the feminine and even though I don't think
of myself as masculine, I have to pick one because that's how French works.
So... yeah do you have any suggestions for that?
I actually met someone in France who only wanted to speak English to me, even though
French was their native language, because they didn't like having to describe themselves
in French since English is a genderless language, for the most part besides the things that
I talked about just now in this video.
And I find that really interesting and yeah.
So.
If you are genderqueer and you speak a romance language, please let me know what you think.
I'm really interested in starting a conversation about this.
And that's it.
I hope you enjoyed this video, I hope you learned something.
I hope you start to think about gender a little bit more and how it plays a part in your daily
life because we use language all the time, so you're constantly having to make these
differences between men and women when really there shouldn't be any differences and men
and women isn't the only categories.
Anyway.
That's it, I hope you have a great day.
The next video will probably be in French.
I'm hoping to do a video in English and a then a video in French and then a video in
English and then a video in French because that's what I find the most interesting.
Bye.
That is it for today.
I'm gonna show you where I am.
Because it's quite beautiful.
Look at that.
Right on the beach.
It's amazing.
I hope you have a great day.
My Mom is down there.
That's my Mom.
Ok have a great day.
Bye.
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