Merry Christmas! | Learn English on the Occasion of Christmas | Havisha Rathore

Um, Cheeku is not here during these Christmas holidays. She has gone to her

native place. I am really missing her. Now, I don't know who will teach me English

this Christmas. Merry Christmas! Oh My God!

Santa! God bless you, my child! Fancy seeing you here, Santa! How are you, Miku? I

am sad because Chiku is not here. She has gone to her native place this Christmas

and no one over here can teach me English.

No fear when Santa is here. Well, today, we are gonna talk about Christmas. You know

Christmas is celebrated on December 25th every year and I will be talking about

some of the ways the world looks different on this special day. As

Christmas is approaching, as Christmas is getting closer, I assure you, you will

learn new vocabulary, phrases, and idioms. Wow, it sounds impressive! I'll be

grateful to you. Yesterday, I saw a beautiful Christmas tree. Oh, yes, during

this Festival season, you will find Christmas trees almost everywhere. You

will find them in buildings, stores, malls, and restaurants. The Christmas trees

generally start to show up around December 1st. The best thing about the

Christmas tree is the decoration. I just love the decoration of the Christmas

tree. So, when will you put up your Christmas tree? Maybe, a week before

Christmas Day. The most iconic thing about Christmas is that many people put

up a Christmas tree. Yes, you're right, dear. Tell me, how are you going to

decorate your Christmas tree? I will hang something called Chamkila, Chamkila, lights and some kind of balls on Christmas tree.

Don't you know the English words for these decorative items? No, I don't know

Santa. Dear Miku, let me enhance your vocabulary related to the decorations

people usually put on the Christmas tree. I've got something in my bag. Let me show

it to you.

Oh, no, I think I have become too old, and this beard, I don't know how many times

I have to comb it, and I think I will shave it off today itself.

Ah, yes, I've got it. Do you know what this is? This is called

tinsel. What is tinsel? Tinsel is a long string of shiny colored paper like this.

Oh, I love wearing it. Oh, yes, I remember, my mother used tinsel on my sister's birthday.

I am such a fool that I used to call it Chamkila, Chamkila.

Thank you, Santa, for this word called tinsel. Miku, better late than never. You

know this word tinsel, so better now, don't say Chamkila, Chamkila.

But, what is the meaning of better late than never? Better late than never is an

idiom, and it means that doing something late is better than not doing it at all.

If I say it in Hindi, it would be like, "Der aaye durast aaye."

Now, come to the next Point. Here, have a look!

I have Christmas tree lights. Our next decoration is Christmas lights, and next

I have

I've got ornaments for the Christmas tree. What do you mean

by ornaments for the Christmas tree? Miku, ah,

These little shapes. See,

these little shapes, and statues, and the things that we

hang on our tree are called ornaments. See,

all these are ornaments.

This. Oh, I've got too many ornaments you know.

See, all these are called ornaments.

This, you know,

These are the baubles. See, this.

Isn't it beautiful? And next,

this is a bell, and this, so,

this is called a star.

This one is an angel, and of course, this is a small Santa.

Doesn't it look very nice, like me?

Nice. Wow! I didn't know all these things. Thank

you so much, Santa! I love this information. You're welcome, dear. Tell me how

does your family usually celebrate Christmas, and how do you feel about it?

And do you hang all these items? Usually we have dinner with my father's side of

the family. I get together with my cousins, but I must admit, mostly, it's

just a lot of eating, and I have a Santa belly at the end of the day. We crack

jokes at each other, and that's how I celebrate Christmas.

Santa belly. That's nice. Wow, great! what about the

presents, gifts? I think I also have a Santa belly right

now. Don't mind. Oh, yes, the gift is my favourite part of Christmas. My parents

keep the presents underneath the Christmas tree just to surprise us.

They wrap the gifts with wrapping papers and put a bow on them. Usually, the gift

will have the name of my siblings and me. Wow!

I also have many bows in my bag and this is one of them, and all these bows

which I have, I will be putting them on the gifts, and I will give the gifts to

young children. And tell me do you hang a wreath on your doors? What is a wreath,

Santa? Miku, a wreath is a circle of flowers and leaves, especially one you

give to the family of somebody who has died.

In Hindi, it is callled Pushp Chakra, or Mala Chakra.

Don't forget we don't Pronounce W in this word. 'W' is silent here. It's wreath, not

vreath, and a wreath is like this

I wonder how many days of vacation you have? I have a holiday of two weeks. We

get a break at Christmas, which we call winter break or Christmas break. Good,

that's nice. Thank you so much, Santa! Today, I have learned a lot from you.

Mention not, dear. I wish you and your family, a blissful Christmas and a Happy

New Year in advance. Thank you, Santa! I wish you the same.

If you learned a little bit more English through this video then don't forget to

like, share, and subscribe not my channel Miku's Channel, English boosting power. And

yes, wish you and your family a very happy and healthy Christmas, and happy

New Year in advance. Bye-bye, see you in the next video! Merry Christmas! Bye-bye,

see you in the next video! Now, I think I have to shave my long

beard. It's been difficult for me since...

And my gifts, oh, no, I think I'm in, what to say, I'm in a bad mood. Now, gotta go.

Hello, reindeer, come back!