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Welcome to Learn English Easily. Hey Tom, you  look excited today. What's going on? Oh Sarah,  

I just signed up for a cooking school. Wow,  that's great. What's the problem then? You look a  

bit nervous. The cooking class is in English. I'm  scared I won't understand all the kitchen phrases.  

Ah, that makes sense. Kitchen English  can be tricky sometimes. But don't worry,  

I'll help you. Really? You'll teach me? Of course.  Let's practice together. We'll make breakfast,  

lunch, dinner, even some snacks. That sounds  fun. Oh, wait. Don't forget to tell everyone to  

like and subscribe. You're right. Okay everyone,  don't forget to like this video and subscribe to  

our channel, Learn English Easily. Now, let's  start with breakfast. Good morning, Tom. Ready  

to cook? I think so, but I'm a little nervous.  Don't worry, we'll take it step by step. First,  

wash the vegetables. Wash the vegetables? You  mean clean them with water? Exactly. Rinse them  

under running water until they're clean. Like  this. Perfect. Keep going. Wash them well. Okay.  

Done. These look clean now. Great. Now, boil the  eggs. Boil the eggs? You mean cook them in hot  

water? Yes. Put them in boiling water for about  10 minutes. Got it. While the eggs are cooking,  

what's next? Toast the bread. Easy. Put the slices  in the toaster and wait till they turn golden  

brown. Exactly. Smells good already. Right. I love  that smell. It makes the kitchen feel cozy. Now  

pour the milk. Okay, pour the milk slowly. I don't  want to spill it. Nice job. You're getting good  

at this. The eggs are done. I'll take them out  carefully. Be careful. They're hot. Put them on  

the plate. Breakfast is ready. And you've already  learned. Wash the vegetables. Boil the eggs. Toast  

the bread. Pour the milk. Easy and delicious.  All right, Tom. Ready for lunch? Always. What's  

on the menu? Fried chicken and vegetable soup.  Yum. What's the first step? Chop the onions.  

Chop the onions? You mean cut them into small  pieces? Exactly. But careful with your fingers.  

H. Onions make me cry. That's normal. Keep  chopping slowly. Okay, done. What's next? Fry  

the chicken in this pan with some oil. Got it. The  oil is sizzling. That's the sound of cooking. Keep  

stirring so it cooks evenly. Okay, now add some  salt. How much? Just a little. Sprinkle gently.  

Like this. Perfect. Now stir the soup. Stir with  this big spoon. Yes. Move it around slowly so  

everything mixes well. It smells amazing. That's  the magic of cooking. So, today I learned chop  

the onions, fry the chicken, add some salt, and  stir the soup. Well done, Chef Tom. Okay, the  

food's ready. Let's set the table. Set the table?  You mean put the plates and forks? Yes. And don't  

forget the glasses. I'll do the plates. You do  the glasses. Done. Now, serve the rice. Serve the  

rice. Got it. One scoop for each person. Perfect.  Can you pass me the salt? Sure. Oh, wait. That's  

sugar. Wrong one. This is salt. Oops. My bad.  Happens to everyone. Okay, everything's ready.  

It looks amazing. Enjoy your meal, Sarah.  Enjoy your meal, Tom. I like this part the  

best. Eating. Me, too. Time for something sweet.  Yes. What are we making? A simple cake. First,  

mix the batter. Mix the batter. You mean stir  everything together? Exactly. flour, sugar,  

and eggs. Mix until smooth. Okay. But not too  fast or it'll splash. Oh no. It's okay. Keep  

mixing slowly. Looks good now. Great. Now preheat  the oven. Set it to 180°. Done. It's heating up.  

Perfect. Now bake the cake for 30 minutes. Done.  It smells amazing already. Take it out carefully  

and let it cool. Let it cool meaning don't eat  it yet. Exactly. That's hard. I really want to  

try it now. Just a few minutes. So today I learned  mix the batter, preheat the oven, bake the cake,  

and let it cool. Nicely done, Baker Tom. It's  dinner time. A full day of cooking. What's left?  

Grilled fish with a special sauce. Fancy. What  do I do first? Wash the fish under cold water.  

It's so slippery. Hold it tight. Good. Now, chop  some garlic. Like the onions earlier. Exactly.  

You're learning fast. What's next? Grill  the fish on high heat. It's sizzling. Smells  

amazing. Perfect. Now, stir the sauce. Tasting  time. Yes. Try a little. Needs more salt. Great  

catch. Add some salt and the fish is done. Golden  and crispy. I'm proud. You should be. Dinner was  

amazing. Yes. But now the hard part. Washing  dishes. Exactly. Wash the dishes with soap and  

water. Done. What's next? Wipe the counter. All  clean. Don't forget to turn off the stove. Oh,  

it's still on. Good thing you reminded me. Nice  teamwork today, Tom. Yeah. breakfast, lunch,  

dinner, and even dessert. You've learned so many  kitchen verbs today. Let's review. Wash, boil,  

toast, pour, chop, fry, stir, bake, grill, and  wipe. Perfect memory. Thanks, Sarah. I'm ready  

for cooking school and to speak English in the  kitchen. That's the spirit. So, everyone, which  

phrase was your favorite? Tell us in the comments  below. And don't forget to like and subscribe.

Maybe I should taste that cake again. Tom, I told  you to let it cool. Too late. It's delicious.  

See you next

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
wash /wɒʃ/ A1	verb - to clean something with water
boil /bɔɪl/ A1	verb - to heat a liquid until it bubbles
toast /toʊst/ A1	verb - to brown bread using heat
pour /pɔːr/ A1	verb - to transfer a liquid from one container to another
chop /tʃɒp/ A1	verb - to cut into pieces with a knife
fry /fraɪ/ A1	verb - to cook in hot oil or fat
stir /stɜːr/ A1	verb - to mix liquids or food with a spoon
bake /beɪk/ A1	verb - to cook in an oven with dry heat
grill /ɡrɪl/ A2	verb - to cook over direct heat, often on a grill
wipe /waɪp/ A1	verb - to clean a surface with a cloth
mix /mɪks/ A1	verb - to combine ingredients together
preheat /priːˈhiːt/ B1	verb - to heat an oven before cooking
sizzle /ˈsɪzəl/ B1	verb - to make a hissing sound while cooking
slippery /ˈslɪpəri/ A2	adjective - difficult to hold or walk on due to being smooth
crispy /ˈkrɪspi/ A2	adjective - hard and dry, making a cracking sound when bitten
cozy /ˈkoʊzi/ A2	adjective - comfortable, warm, and relaxing
golden /ˈɡoʊldən/ A1	adjective - having a bright yellow color like gold
smooth /smuːð/ A1	adjective - having a flat, even surface
evenly /ˈiːvənlɪ/ B1	adverb - in a way that is equal or uniform
carefully /ˈkeərfəli/ A1	adverb - with attention and caution