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Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Hello my friend. Welcome to a new

episode. I'm really happy that you're

here today. To be honest, I wasn't sure

what to talk about this time. I had a

few ideas, changed my mind, thought

again, and then I decided, why not just

share a normal day in my life with you?

No big lessons, no deep topics, just

daily life. But sometimes, even in

normal days, we can find something

special, right? And if you ever have a

good idea for a topic, please tell me.

I'd really love to hear what you want to

listen to. So, are you ready? Let's go.

[Music]

Welcome to my everyday life. I usually

wake up around 7:00. Not too early, not

too late, just somewhere in the middle.

And yes, I almost always hit the snooze

button once. You know that moment when

you half open your eyes, grab your

phone, and think, "Just five more

minutes."

Yeah, that's me. Every morning, then I

go to the kitchen. The first thing I do

is make coffee almost automatically

before I talk to anyone.

Before I even talk to myself,

while the coffee machine makes its

little sound, I open the window for some

fresh air. That first bit of cold air on

my face wakes me up even more than the

coffee. I used to check my phone right

away in the morning. Messages, news,

social media. But now I try not to do

that anymore. Why? Because I don't want

to fill my head with too many things

before the day even starts, especially

negative news. I like to keep my mind

calm and clear for what's coming later.

After that, I make a small breakfast.

Maybe bread with cheese or jam or

sometimes an apple or some yogurt.

Nothing fancy, but it helps me wake up

slowly.

Then I sit at my desk, open my laptop,

look at my calendar, and start working.

My morning is usually full of computer

time, emails, small tasks, maybe a few

online meetings. It's usually fine, but

there's always one moment when I stare

at the screen and think, "Wait, what was

I trying to write again?" When that

happens, I stand up, stretch, walk

around, and drink some water. That small

break always helps. Working from home

has its good and bad sides. The good

part, I can plan my own day, take breaks

whenever I want, and yes, I can wear

sweatpants all day. The bad part,

sometimes it's too quiet. Really quiet.

Around lunchtime, I go outside, usually

to the supermarket. I always tell

myself, "This time, I'll make a shopping

list." And then I forget it every time.

So, I stand there in the store looking

at the shelves thinking, "Do I still

have rice at home?" And because I don't

remember, I just buy it anyway.

The supermarket is never quiet. Kids

crying, people talking on the phone,

music playing. And somehow I always

spend too much time in front of the

yogurt section because I can't decide

which one to buy.

Back home, I make something simple.

bread with avocado, leftovers, or just

pasta with whatever I have. I don't cook

fresh food every day, and that's totally

okay. The most important thing is it's

easy, it tastes fine, and it makes me

full. In the afternoon, I work again,

but I try not to stay at my desk too

long. If the weather is nice, I go for a

short walk outside. There's this one

corner near my house where I always see

the same old cat. I still don't know who

owns it, but it feels like an old friend

now. Sometimes I buy a coffee to go and

sit on a bench for 10 minutes, just

breathing, watching people pass by and

relaxing a little. It feels really good.

My evening looks different every day. It

depends on my energy. If I feel good, I

do a short workout or 20 minutes of yoga

on YouTube. I sit so much during the

day, so it helps my body and mind. If

I'm tired, I just eat something small,

watch a show, or call a friend.

Sometimes I go out again, just a short

walk, or maybe buy an ice cream because

why not? And there are nights when I'm

in bed at 9:00 with a hot water bottle,

thinking nothing special happened today,

but somehow it was still a nice day. On

weekends, I take things slow. No alarm,

no plan. Breakfast happens whenever.

Everything just feels more relaxed.

Sometimes I stay home, do nothing, or

clean a little bit. Not because it's

messy, but because when I clean my

space, my mind feels clearer, too. It's

like I'm cleaning my thoughts while I

tidy my desk. Other times, I go out,

meet friends at a cafe, walk around the

city, or find a place with fresh cake.

Those small moments make me really

happy. And that's what I love about

weekends. No plan, no goal, just the

feeling of being present and peaceful.

Maybe your day today was normal. Maybe

it was busy. But no matter what kind of

day you had, I hope you find something

small that makes you smile. Thank you so

much for listening today. If you enjoyed

this episode, please give it a thumbs

up, share it with your friends, and

subscribe so you won't miss the next

one. See you next time.

[Music]

All right. Now, let's take a moment to

learn some useful vocabulary related to

today's topic. These words will make it

easier for you to follow our

conversation and use them in real life.

The first word of today is routine. It

means the usual way you do things every

day. Example, I like having a morning

routine that helps me start the day

calmly.

The next word is snooze. It means to

sleep for a short time after the alarm

rings.

Example, I hit the snooze button every

morning because I want five more minutes

of sleep.

The next word is task. It means a piece

of work that you need to do.

Example, I start my day by finishing

small tasks like checking emails.

The next word is relax. It means to rest

or do something calm after working or

feeling stressed.

Example, in the evening, I like to relax

by watching a show or doing yoga.

The last word is tidy up. It means to

make a place clean and organized.

Example, I tidy up my desk on weekends

to feel more focused and calm.

[Music]

All right, time to challenge yourself a

bit. Let's listen to the conversation

again. This time without subtitles. See

how much you can understand.

[Music]

Hello, my friend. Welcome to a new

episode. I'm really happy that you're

here today. To be honest, I wasn't sure

what to talk about this time. I had a

few ideas, changed my mind, thought

again, and then I decided why not just

share a normal day in my life with you.

No big lessons, no deep topics, just

daily life. But sometimes, even in

normal days, we can find something

special, right? And if you ever have a

good idea for a topic, please tell me.

I'd really love to hear what you want to

listen to. So, are you ready? Let's go.

[Music]

Welcome to my everyday life. I usually

wake up around 7:00. Not too early, not

too late, just somewhere in the middle.

And yes, I almost always hit the snooze

button once. You know that moment when

you half open your eyes, grab your

phone, and think, "Just five more

minutes?"

Yeah, that's me every morning. Then I go

to the kitchen. The first thing I do is

make coffee almost automatically

before I talk to anyone

before I even talk to myself.

While the coffee machine makes its

little sound, I open the window for some

fresh air. That first bit of cold air on

my face wakes me up even more than the

coffee. I used to check my phone right

away in the morning, messages, news,

social media. But now I try not to do

that anymore. Why? Because I don't want

to fill my head with too many things

before the day even starts, especially

negative news. I like to keep my mind

calm and clear for what's coming later.

After that, I make a small breakfast.

Maybe bread with cheese or jam or

sometimes an apple or some yogurt.

Nothing fancy, but it helps me wake up

slowly.

Then I sit at my desk, open my laptop,

look at my calendar, and start working.

My morning is usually full of computer

time, emails, small tasks, maybe a few

online meetings. It's usually fine, but

there's always one moment when I stare

at the screen and think, "Wait, what was

I trying to write again?" When that

happens, I stand up, stretch, walk

around, and drink some water. That small

break always helps. Working from home

has its good and bad sides. The good

part, I can plan my own day, take breaks

whenever I want, and yes, I can wear

sweatpants all day. The bad part,

sometimes it's too quiet. Really quiet.

Around lunchtime, I go outside, usually

to the supermarket. I always tell

myself, "This time, I'll make a shopping

list." And then I forget it every time.

So, I stand there in the store looking

at the shelves thinking, "Do I still

have rice at home?" And because I don't

remember, I just buy it anyway.

The supermarket is never quiet. Kids

crying, people talking on the phone,

music playing. And somehow I always

spend too much time in front of the

yogurt section because I can't decide

which one to buy. Back home, I make

something simple. bread with avocado,

leftovers, or just pasta with whatever I

have. I don't cook fresh food every day,

and that's totally okay. The most

important thing is it's easy. It tastes

fine, and it makes me full. In the

afternoon, I work again, but I try not

to stay at my desk too long. If the

weather is nice, I go for a short walk

outside. There's this one corner near my

house where I always see the same old

cat. I still don't know who owns it, but

it feels like an old friend now.

Sometimes I buy a coffee to go and sit

on a bench for 10 minutes, just

breathing, watching people pass by and

relaxing a little. It feels really good.

My evening looks different every day. It

depends on my energy. If I feel good, I

do a short workout or 20 minutes of yoga

on YouTube. I sit so much during the

day, so it helps my body and mind. If

I'm tired, I just eat something small,

watch a show, or call a friend.

Sometimes I go out again, just a short

walk, or maybe buy an ice cream because

why not? And there are nights when I'm

in bed at 9:00 with a hot water bottle,

thinking nothing special happened today,

but somehow it was still a nice day. On

weekends, I take things slow, no alarm,

no plan. Breakfast happens. Whenever

everything just feels more relaxed,

sometimes I stay home, do nothing, or

clean a little bit. Not because it's

messy, but because when I clean my

space, my mind feels clearer, too. It's

like I'm cleaning my thoughts while I

tidy my desk. Other times, I go out,

meet friends at a cafe, walk around the

city, or find a place with fresh cake.

Those small moments make me really

happy. And that's what I love about

weekends. No plan, no goal, just the

feeling of being present and peaceful.

Maybe your day today was normal. Maybe

it was busy. But no matter what kind of

day you had, I hope you find something

small that makes you smile. Thank you so

much for listening today. If you enjoyed

this episode, please give it a thumbs

up, share it with your friends, and

subscribe so you won't miss the next

one. See you next time.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
routine /ruːˈtiːn/ A2	noun - a sequence of actions regularly followed
snooze /snuːz/ A2	verb - to sleep lightly or briefly
task /tɑːsk/ A1	noun - a piece of work to be done
relax /rɪˈlæks/ A1	verb - to rest or engage in a calming activity
tidy /ˈtaɪdi/ A2	verb - to make a place neat and organized adjective - neat and organized
break /breɪk/ A1	noun - a pause from work or activity
supermarket /ˈsuːpərˌmɑːrkɪt/ A1	noun - a large store selling food and household goods
yogurt /ˈjoʊɡərt/ A1	noun - a dairy product made from fermented milk
avocado /ˌævəˈkɑːdoʊ/ A2	noun - a pear-shaped fruit with green or black skin
workout /ˈwɜːrkaʊt/ A2	noun - a session of physical exercise
yoga /ˈjoʊɡə/ A1	noun - a system of exercises for mental and physical health
weather /ˈwɛðər/ A1	noun - the state of the atmosphere at a place and time
bench /bɛntʃ/ A1	noun - a long seat for more than one person
ice cream /ˈaɪs kriːm/ A1	noun - a frozen dessert made from cream and sugar
weekend /ˈwiːkɛnd/ A1	noun - the period from Saturday to Sunday
present /ˈprɛzənt/ A2	adjective - happening or existing now
peaceful /ˈpiːsfəl/ A2	adjective - calm and free from disturbance

Key Grammar Structures

• I usually wake up around 7:00.

  ➔ Present Simple Tense for habitual actions

  ➔ "Usually" indicates frequency, and Present Simple "wake up" describes a routine action.

• I used to check my phone right away in the morning.

  ➔ 'Used to' for past habits

  ➔ "Used to" expresses a typical past action that is now changed, used with infinitive "check".

• And yes, I almost always hit the snooze button once.

  ➔ Adverbs of frequency in Present Simple

  ➔ "Almost always" modifies "hit", showing how often this Present Simple action occurs.

• When that happens, I stand up, stretch, walk around, and drink some water.

  ➔ Zero Conditional for general truths or routines

  ➔ In "When that happens", the Present Simple "happens" implies the main clause "stand up" also uses Present Simple for inevitable routines.

• Working from home has its good and bad sides.

  ➔ Present Perfect with 'have' for possession since starting

  ➔ "Has" in Present Perfect shows possession "good and bad sides" from an indeterminate past to now.

• If the weather is nice, I go for a short walk outside.

  ➔ First Conditional for real future possibilities

  ➔ "If the weather is nice" (Present Simple) implies a likely condition leading to "go" (Present Simple for habitual future).

• My evening looks different every day.

  ➔ 'Looks' as linking verb + adjective for appearance

  ➔ "Looks different" uses 'look' as a linking verb to describe how "evening" appears or seems periodically.

• It depends on my energy.

  ➔ 'Depends on' + noun for contingency

  ➔ "Depends on" shows that "evening" varies based on "my energy", using preposition 'on' with a noun.

• On weekends, I take things slow.

  ➔ Idiomatic 'take things slow' for deliberate relaxation

  ➔ "Take things slow" is an idiom meaning to do activities at a relaxed pace, with "things" as object.