Join us on Ryan Sensei's ESL podcast as we explore the mystical world of the Koroks from The Legend of Zelda series. Discover these delightful wooden spirits and their integral role in this popular game's storyline while enhancing your English language skills. Learn how they transformed from the Kokiri into the enchanting beings we know today and their symbolic ritual, the annual Korok Ceremony. Get immersed in our storytelling as we discuss the heroic Link, his adventurous encounters with the Koroks, and his significant contribution to their narrative.
Our episode doesn't stop there! Dive into the character of Hestu, the lovable oversized Korok known for his rhythmic maracas. Understand how his unique role adds depth and complexity to the game, all while providing insight into the English vocabulary and sentence structures used in these contexts.
In the heart of the forest, we'll encounter the majestic Great Deku Tree, the wise and ancient guardian of the forest. Learn about his pivotal role and how he intertwines with the destinies of Link and the Koroks, serving as a beacon of prosperity and growth in the game.
Whether you're a Legend of Zelda enthusiast or a keen English learner, Ryan Sensei's ESL podcast promises an enriching and engaging experience. Our unique blend of language teaching and captivating storytelling guarantees an enjoyable learning journey, all while expanding your English vocabulary and comprehension. Tune in for an unforgettable linguistic adventure that delves into the magic of Hyrule!
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Welcome back to another engaging episode of Ryan Sensei's ESL podcast, where we aim to bring your English language skills to the next level while we delve into a range of interesting topics. In this episode, we embark on a legendary journey into the renowned universe of the Legend of Zelda video games.
Discover the mesmerizing world of Hyrule as we break down the fascinating history and complex symbolism behind one of gaming's most iconic artifacts: the Triforce. Understand the intricate relationship between the divine trio - Din, Nayru, and Farore - and the Triforce segments they bestowed upon Hyrule: Power, Wisdom, and Courage.
From the adventures of Link to the shrewdness of Princess Zelda and the relentless pursuit of power by Ganon, join us as we examine how the Triforce has been the focal point of an enduring struggle in the world of Zelda. We explore the rich tapestry of narratives woven across different timelines - the Adult, Downfall, and Child timelines. Understand how the Triforce's eternal presence shapes the destiny of our beloved characters in each timeline.
Listen as we dive into the specifics of notable games in the series such as 'Ocarina of Time', 'The Wind Waker', 'A Link to the Past', and 'Twilight Princess'. How do the fragmented pieces of the Triforce drive the story in 'The Wind Waker'? What does a Hyrule look like where Ganondorf triumphs over Link, as depicted in the Downfall Timeline?
We wrap up this Zelda episode with a broader look at the Triforce's legacy and its impact on players around the globe. Recognize the profound life lessons imparted through the balance of Power, Wisdom, and Courage in the Triforce.
Join us on Ryan Sensei's ESL podcast as we navigate the English language through the exciting and magical universe of video games as well as many other topics. Whether you're a fan of Zelda or just love video games, this episode will enrich your English vocabulary, boost your listening skills and keep you engrossed with its captivating storytelling. Don't miss out on this episode and continue your language learning journey with Ryan Sensei!
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In this episode, I talk about the origins of the Teddy Bear and a man you may never have known with a direct link to the mythology of the Teddy Bear. Reupload due to some tech issues.
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This will be the last episode of our podcast for the season. We will be back for season two in the next couple of months. I will be taking the time to write scripts and record so we will be ready to upload a few episodes all at once.
The reintroduction of gray wolves to Colorado is controversial, but the proposal passed and could have positive results which will take some years to determine. Listen to this Pod Drama interview for science-rich vocabulary. I hope you enjoy it!
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I'm certain not only will you learn some new vocabulary, but you will learn something you didn't know about goldfish. I know I did.
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Find out what I think about Animal Crossing New Horizons in this episode for all ages. Find the vocabulary on my IG: Ryan_Sensei_Says as well as on Canva where you can download all of the flashcards to study whenever it works for you. Follow this link: ACNH VOCABULARY
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A keystone species that went invasive due to human interference. This episode is all about what happened when a small group of beavers was taken from their native home of North America to the southern tip of South America. Part one is just facts about how they ended up there and part two is a fictional story partially based on true events. It's so you can hear the phrases and words in sentences. I hope you enjoy it!
Key Vocabulary
Keystone species: those which have an extremely high impact on a particular ecosystem relative to its population.
Evolve: to go through gradual change.
Fauna: all of the animal life present in an area or time period.
Endemic: native
Archipelago: a large group of islands
Ecologists: a person who studies the relationship between living things and their environment.
Bush pilot: a pilot that flies in difficult weather and to remote locations.
Biodiversity: a variety of life
Novel ecosystem: new ecosystems created intentionally or unintentionally by humans.
Pod Drama Phrases
Turn of the century: at or near the end of one century.
Born and Bred: born and grew up in a place
Alter the course: change the way something is going.
Boost the economy: improve the financial position of a city/country/province/etc.
As we speak: Now
A tall order: Asking for a lot
Plenty to go around: Enough for everyone
Wrangle them up: Get a group of things/animals/people together
Time constraint: Not much time
Tickles their fancy: Makes them happy
Breathtaking: Wonderful
Stagnant: Still
A quick introduction to what this podcast is about and who might be interested in listening to it.
Listen to hear about a silly sea otter and learn valuable vocabulary. Along with some of the science-related words, I included definitions of some words about emotions. Words are below in the order you hear them. For more review, follow us on our Instagram @ryan_sensei_says.
Temperate: Neither very hot nor very cold.
Raft (otters): A group of otters floating together.
Invertebrates: Any animal without a backbone.
Prey: An animal hunted by another for food.
Desperate: Needing or wanting something a lot.
Proud: Feeling happiness and satisfaction because you or people connected with you have done or got something good
Weaning: to cause a baby to stop eating only its mother’s milk.
Forage: to go from place to place looking for something to eat or use.
Envious: wishing you had what another has.
Giant kelp: A very large algal plant that grows in the ocean and can reach between 30 and 55 meters in height.
Frustrated: Feeling angry or not confident because you can’t achieve what you want.
Keystone species: One of the most important species to an ecosystem. A species that can change the entire ecosystem it lives in.
Excitedly: In a very happy way.
Terrified: Very scared
Disgruntled: Unhappy and disappointed about something
Nervously: In a worried manner.
Furious: Very, very angry.
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