How do Americans Celebrate Thanksgiving? Traditions, Food, and my Thanksgiving

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  • čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
  • How do Americans celebrate thanksgiving? Let me show you!
    In this video I will teach you about the history of Thanksgiving in America along with some common traditions and foods. Then, I will show you how my family and I celebrated Thanksgiving this year, so you can see a real American thanksgiving in real life.
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Komentáře • 33

  • @ShakeIan19
    @ShakeIan19 Před 5 měsíci +1

    It's the time! 2023 thanksgiving

  • @user-ub7kj8ew8c
    @user-ub7kj8ew8c Před 2 lety

    It is so great to share the traditions of Thanksgiving in this way!

  • @albertjan9990
    @albertjan9990 Před 2 lety

    A really informative video!!! Pictures of Thanksgiving food look really good!

  • @peiyaoliu6556
    @peiyaoliu6556 Před 2 lety

    I love this informative video about Thanksgiving! I didn't know that there are so many interesting traditional events for Thanksgiving.

    • @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher
      @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher  Před 2 lety

      Yes and I even forgot to mention black Friday and cyber Monday! I actually was surprised that I thought of so many 😅

  • @yizhouyuan2695
    @yizhouyuan2695 Před 2 lety

    I am really happy to watch a video of introduction about Thanksgiving when I am enjoying my first Thanksgiving in America! It taught me a lot of related traditions helping me better enjoy the holiday with my friends!

    • @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher
      @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher  Před 2 lety

      Happy thanksgiving Yizhou! Enjoy your first holiday season in the US and let me know if you have any questions ☺️

  • @xiaoxuanjiang1239
    @xiaoxuanjiang1239 Před 2 lety

    it is really helpful for me to fit in the group of Americans! Thank you!

  • @muyueliu9645
    @muyueliu9645 Před 2 lety

    I have known so much about American Thanksgiving! I love this video so much!

  • @yujingkang6154
    @yujingkang6154 Před 2 lety

    So good to know thanksgiving culture!! friend'sgiving, turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes!!!

  • @yingwang8061
    @yingwang8061 Před 2 lety

    I learned more about thanksgiving vocabulary , really interesting.

  • @ruoranxian6291
    @ruoranxian6291 Před rokem

    It sounds really interesting to celebrate Thanksgiving. I may consider hosting a Friendsgiving dinner! Love turkey.

  • @shuqi4454
    @shuqi4454 Před 2 lety

    Hey Amy! Shuqi is grateful for this little surprise. So many delicious food that I am hungry now. Glad to know many interesting facts about Thanksgiving in the US. I now know that the tasty sauce offered in the dinning commons is caused "gravy" haha.

    • @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher
      @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher  Před 2 lety

      Hahaha I love this!! I am glad I got to show you some American customs and now you know what you’re eating 😂 happy holidays Shuqi!

    • @shuqi4454
      @shuqi4454 Před 2 lety

      Happy holidays Amy. Now know how to celebrate the next Thanksgiving.

  • @ravinyoliveira7308
    @ravinyoliveira7308 Před rokem

    Happy for the Turkey 🦃 I saw one on the news. I dont remember when. I think there was another President.
    I already saw the pumpkin and apple pie, I should try them someday. Our pumpkin sweet is completely different.
    It is a very beautiful holiday. Unfortunatelly the History in Americas, north and south America dont start that perfect. But it is has a great meaning to be thankful to God and for everything.
    My family and I already celebrated thanksgiving. We do every year. But with very different food you are used. With fruits and kale and juice on the table. I think it is a tropical Thanksgiving. It is important to remember what God made for us the whole year. I remember the first year. It was too late to buy fruits. Many things happened those days. And I said inside my bedroom:
    "Jesus, I wish I could celebrate this thanksgiving with some fruit. But it seems we will not have time to buy before it closes"
    Then a car selling fruits passed by my house. And never forgot it. This was the first year. Even my grandmother celebrated with us. It was like a car of ice cream. But a fruit one. Sometimes we see it here. But not everyday, they change of place. And that was not even the day to appear around.

    • @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher
      @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher  Před rokem

      Wow! What a special story and memory Raviny ☺️ thank you for sharing with me! I agree that despite our (somewhat shameful) histories, it is good to stop and be grateful for all that we have.

  • @Emilkka86
    @Emilkka86 Před 5 měsíci

    When do you celebrate Thanksgiving like the Dinner, on November 22 night or on November 23 night?

  • @farhadsoleimani1484
    @farhadsoleimani1484 Před rokem

    Hey Amy. I'm really curious how fast you talk to your family and friends. It seems you're intentionally slowing down your pace of speaking to make it clear for non-native speakers. However, other native speaker won't slow down their speaking just for us. So, don't you think we should face real speaking speed same as average peaple use in their real life?

    • @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher
      @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher  Před rokem +1

      Hey Farhad! Great question- here are a few thoughts:
      - I definitely DO slow down my speed when teaching. On youtube, I have students of all levels, so I want to make sure everyone can understand me, even lower intermediate students. But it's also important to note that if I were teaching native English speakers about something, I also would talk more slowly than in a regular conversation. The environment of teaching or giving a presentation usually involves speaking clearly and slowly for an audience, whether they are native English speakers or not 🙂👩‍🏫
      - There is a difference between speaking fast and sounding native. Some students think that it is hard to understand native speakers because we speak quickly, but what my students don't realize is that it isn't just the speed, but the connections we make between words and the sounds we delete. I have a video on that here! czcams.com/video/gPzH1yWUqQU/video.html
      So, even though I do speak relatively slowly, I still make lots of connections and delete sounds as usual, so hopefully this helps those intermediate students get used to hearing natural english at a slower pace, so when they do hear it more quickly, they're familiar with it.
      - you definitely should get some exposure to faster speech if you are at that level! Obviously you can find lots of sources for fast, natural speech like in TV, movies, and youtube. However, I have been wanting to find someone to have a regular conversation with me, so you all can hear what that sounds like. It is definitely on my list of videos to make 😄
      Thanks for your thoughtful question and being my student!

    • @farhadsoleimani1484
      @farhadsoleimani1484 Před rokem

      @@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher Oh, thank your exhaustive answer. Here is my personal experince: 4-5 years I took a English class with a British accent teacher. In the first session, he once said He won't slow down his speaking speed for us, instead, we have to adapt our listening to his speaking. For couple of first session I could not understand what I was listening back then. Amazingly, since then, I started understanding every single words in the class gradually. I thought this approach can be used in your videos. But I almost agree with in this matter, as you were trained in the university, so I believe in you and your way😉

    • @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher
      @YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher  Před rokem +1

      I love hearing about your experiences Farhad! And I definitely think there is a time and place for both ways 😄 hopefully I can see you in my livestream this Thursday- I think I talk faster during those 😉😂

    • @farhadsoleimani1484
      @farhadsoleimani1484 Před rokem

      @@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher In fact, you won't speed up your speaking, but you'll make connection between the words and the sounds you're going to delete them😁

  • @sbc5858
    @sbc5858 Před 2 lety

    These food look so delicious that I feel hungry. I haven’t eaten them before except turkey. In my opinion, Because people want to eat more. They take part the Turkey Trot to burn many calories , so they can eat them more and more.😆😆