Learn the English Terms "face-to-face" and "in person"

In this English lesson, I wanted

to help you learn

the English term face to face.

When you meet someone face to face,

it means that you're in the same

room, you're in the same spot.

It's not the same as

meeting them online.

If I was talking to my boss and I

had a complaint, maybe I'm

talking to my boss on the phone,

I might say, hey, maybe this

would be better if we do it face

to face.

Can you hear that loud bird?

It's definitely spring here.

Maybe it's better if

we meet face to face.

When you talk to someone face

to face, you can read their facial

expressions and you can read,

you know, their body language

and what they're actually thinking.

But sometimes online

it's a little hard.

So face to face means that you

are talking to the person

in the same room like you're

physically in the same spot.

The other term I wanted

to teach you is in person, which

means exactly the same thing.

If I was talking to my boss and I was

was talking on the phone and said,

hey, I really want a raise, I

don't think I get paid enough.

And my boss was like, I don't

know, I might say, hey,

can we talk about this in person?

Can I come to your

office later today?

And can we talk in person?

Because I would just be more

comfortable doing that.

So to review, when you meet someone

face to face, when you talk

to someone face to face, it means

they're right in front of you.

You can see their face.

And when you meet someone in person

or you talk to someone in person,

it means you're not online, you're

not on the phone, you're not just

doing it via a messaging system.

You're actually in the same

place in the same room.

But hey, let's look at a comment

from a previous video.

Sorry.

The birds.

It's beautiful, but it's

a little bit annoying.

It's not quite as loud

now. This comment is from Tacagero.

Mr.

Bob told us that he is not going to

read the full comment, but he did.

Politicians often do what

they do not mention to do.

So a little.

I'm getting called out

a little bit here.

This made me laugh, by the way.

And I said, haha, you got me.

I did do the opposite

of what

I said, politics here I come.

So in the last lesson

I said, oh, by the way, thanks

Tacagero for that comment.

In the last lesson I said

the comment was too long.

I'm not going to read

the whole thing.

And then I did read the whole thing.

So, yes, maybe the world

of politics is for me, maybe I am

someone who can not tell

the whole truth all the time.

Sorry, I'm making it sound

like all politicians are bad.

They're not all bad.

Some I think are very, very nice.

Hey, I was gonna show you

that there are daffodils.

This has become a yearly routine,

I think, on this channel.

These are a little late this year.

We're actually surprised because

normally daffodils would be blooming

already, like two weeks ago.

Oh, and I think there's a little

ladybug on there as well.

I think I just put a shadow on it.

But yeah, the daffodils are blooming.

It's actually quite nice out here.

But we...

I would say the growing season

is a little bit behind.

Like it's April 24th today.

The trees are just

starting to bud out.

And I think last year

they were already quite...

They were like leafed

out quite a bit already.

If you're wondering what this is,

we're just killing off

the weeds in this area so that

we can plant some things.

I think we might actually put

some vegetables in this year.

Some of you have asked before

if we grow vegetables.

I think my son might try

to grow some vegetables.

So we'll see how that goes.

But I can't wait for the leaves

to come, for there

to be a little bit more shade.

It generally makes it a little nicer

for me when I

come out to make a video.

I think I just walk

through a spider web.

That happens sometimes too,

but that'll happen probably

in the next couple of weeks.

Anyways, thanks for watching these

little short lessons and see you

in a few days with another one.

Bye.