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Hello my friends. Welcome back to this new podcast episode.

Yes, where you'll learn English 100% naturally. And we promise you that when you finish the video, you'll feel like you have improved your English.

Yes, so friends, we always try to teach you English in a way that you can remember. We will use real-life examples to better understand.

Yes, how native people use those words is important to know, right?

Exactly. Today, we are going to work on some interesting words and expressions we collected from a movie. These will help you speak more naturally.

Let's look at our first word, thunder.

ThunderAre we really not going to say anything about that?

Didn't you see?

It was difficult.

There was thunder and lightning and and rain.

Welcome back friends. So, thunder, you heard it in the clip, but do you really know the meaning of thunder? If you know, write it in the comments.

Well, thunder simply means the loud sound that comes after lightning during a storm. Boom, crash, rumble, that's thunder.

Yes, for example, the thunder was so loud it woke up my baby.

Another example could be, I love sleeping when there's thunder outside. It feels cozy.

Exactly. So, thunder equals sound, lightning equals light. Don't mix them. Let's see some clips of how native people use this word in their lives.

DemocracyNow friends, let's move to the next word, democracy.

You pinched Piggy's specs. You need to give them back. Need to.

Who says?

I say. You voted me for chief.

No. I didn't. They did. But they've changed their minds. That is democracy.

Welcome back, friends. So, democracy. You heard it in the clip. Do you know the meaning? If you know, write it in the comments.

Well, democracy simply means a system where people vote to decide something. The leader is chosen by the people, not by force.

Yes. For example, we had a democracy in our classroom. Everyone voted for the class president.

Another example could be my family uses democracy to decide where to eat on Friday night. Majority wins.

Exactly. But look at the clip. First, he says, "You voted me for chief." Then they say they have changed their minds, and he says, "That is democracy."

Right. In a democracy, people can change their minds. That's the rule. Even the chief has to accept it.

Democracy.

Freedom of speech.

What's it called? January 6th, How I Saved Democracy.

SavagesWelcome back, friends. Now, let's see savages.

Well, savages is a very strong word. It means people who are wild, violent, uncivilized. Like they have no rules or manners.

Yes. For example, the way they destroyed the park like savages.

Another example could be my boss called the customer savages because they pushed each other to get the discount.

But careful friends, this word is very insulting. You don't call someone a savage unless you want to fight.

Exactly. Look at the clip. He got angry and said, "You're thieves and savages." And the other man said, "Say that again." Danger.

...them. They don't just like go outside and potty like savages. It's just crazy crazy.

...heard about the game.

You, arranging a football match against a bunch of savages.

Go away, Ralph. Keep to your end. This is my end and my tribe.

Kneel DownDon't leave me. Kneel down.