Traditional Food in Different Countries | Fun ESL Game
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Learn all about traditional food in different countries. ESL students will see 8 different types of food from 8 different countries. What's a popular food in Turkey? What about Thailand? Japan? U.S.A? Spain? Italy? Mexico? France?
Firstly, students will look at some short videos from a country. They should try to guess the country.
Secondly, students will see short clips about food from that country. Then 3 choices will appear. They will try to choose the correct answer.
Finally, the answer is revealed.
This video is great to learn about countries and food.
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Kimchi is not Japanese food!
@@digginpenguin I agree Kimchi is not Japanese food. I don't remember putting Kimchi in the video. Thanks for the comment though. Cheers
@@SanookEnglishESLActivities your list mentions Kimchi
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@@qbida4522 Thanks for the comment
Muchas gracias
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment. Cheers
As a Filipina and I'm from Philippines, I Like Filipino Food🇵🇭, German Food🇩🇪, Japanese Food🇯🇵, Chinese Food🇨🇳, America Food🇺🇸, Korean Food🇰🇷, Italian Food🇮🇹, Spanish Food🇪🇸, Turkish Food🇹🇷 and Mexican Food🇲🇽 because it's very delicious food both Asian, European and North America Countries.
Great countries, great food.
kabab is roasted meat that originates from the Middle East
Please add Russia 🇷🇺 & India 🇮🇳 in part 2
Great idea. If we do a Part 2, we will add Russia and India for sure. Thanks for the comment
It's all right but you can't put ham in Carbonara. Thank you for the beatiful video
Thanks for pointing that out. I appreciate the feedback and the comment. Thanks for the kind words too
Yes
You should use a contrast text. The white text is practically invisible thoughout the video.
Nice recommendation. Thanks for that. We'll look into that for future videos. Cheers
@@SanookEnglishESLActivities What software do you use to fuse videos together? The clarity is really great and I am just learning to make my own videos with Cap Cut? Thanks for relevant and well done videos. My students like them.
@@mattgibb1288 I like DaVinci Resolve. There's a bit of a learning curve but it's so worth it. Thanks for the nice comment. It's great to hear. Happy teaching and good luck with the videos
Are you located in Thailand? Sanook is a Thai word I believe.
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I'm like Italy Germany Spain France
Awesome. Thanks so much. So happy that you liked some of the European food. Cheers
Excellent!
Thank you so much. We're glad that you liked it. Cheers
V. Good... 💋 💋
Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.
Pls Add Filipino Food from Philippines 🇵🇭
Hi, we've had a few requests for different food from different countries. We'll see about putting together a Part 2 to include food from the Philippines as well as some of the other countries you mentioned too. Thanks a lot for your comments. Cheers
@@SanookEnglishESLActivities Thank you so much for reply my message from you and I hope you upload part 2 in your video. ❤❤❤
Paris
Kimchi is Korean and spaghetti is Italian
And the typical mfood of my Peru? I hate you....ceviche, arroz con pollo, aji de gallina, anticucucho hy mas
Kimchi is Korean food. Please fact-check before posting videos.
Hi. We know Kimchi is Korean food. Our idea with this video is to give people 3 choices of food, 2 of the choices are wrong, and only 1 is correct. When we put Kimchi as one of the choices under Japanese food, it is a wrong choice. Ramen is the correct choice. Hope this helps. Cheers for the comment
Bro commented without knowing what’s the video doing😂😂😂
It's all right but you can't put ham in Carbonara. Thank you for the beatiful video
Hey thanks for that. We love the wonderful comments that highlight the authentic food from everywhere. Awesome. Thanks for the kind words too.