A FUNNY CLEAN-UP DAY| Slow English (Level A2) |

I'll only take a few minutes. Max, wait! The weather is getting worse! Dad, please be careful! Mom! The ladder is sinking! Mom, look at those clouds! Oh, the weather is changing quickly. Mom, the trees are moving so much! The wind is getting stronger. We should get ready for the rain. Anna, let's put everything safely inside. Okay, Mom. I'll help. What was that? That part of the roof came loose! Max, what happened? Part of the roof is loose. If the rain gets heavy, water could get inside. Can we fix it later? Please wait until the weather clears. We can call a professional. I know, but the rain could make it worse. I'll only take a few minutes. Max, wait! The weather is getting worse! Dad, please be careful! Dad, do you really have to do it now? I'll be careful, Anna. The ladder moved! Max, this isn't safe. I saw it. I'll check it first. There. That should hold. Max, please stop. The weather is getting worse. I know, Ella. It's only a small section. I can finish before the rain starts. I still don't think you should risk it. The ladder doesn't look straight. I'll check it again. The side is sinking. Look at the bottom! Okay, stay back. I see it. Dad, it's moving! She's right. Don't climb that ladder, Max. See? It feels steady now. Are you sure, Dad? Please, Max. We can wait and call someone. If the rain starts pouring, the roof could get worse. Max, I really think you should stop. Please be careful, Dad. Stay back. I'll be down soon. I'm watching the bottom. Stay back, Anna. I'll be careful. If the wind gets any stronger, come down immediately. I've got it under control. Almost there. I'm okay. Come down now. Just a little longer. I'm almost finished. Mom, it's starting to rain. Stay with me, Anna. I see it. Just one second. Max, stop and come down. Dad! It moved again. I'm coming down. Whoa! Hold steady! Dad, are you okay? Answer me. Anna, don't move him. Stay right here with me. I'm awake. Is Dad okay? Is Dad okay? I think I can sit up. No, Max. Stay still until help gets here. Okay. I'll stay down. Please send help. My husband fell from a ladder. I'm staying still. I'm right here, Dad. And he is awake. Is awake. Max, stay still. We're going to move you carefully. Okay. He stayed awake the whole time. Dad, I'm here. Anna, I'm okay. Stay with Mom. I love you, Dad. We're coming with you. He fell from a ladder and remained conscious. Bring him into the examination room. I'm awake. Mom, I keep thinking about Dad falling. I know, sweetheart. We're here together. Um, is Dad gonna be okay? The doctors are taking care of him. We have to stay calm. You warned Dad more than once. His decision was not your fault. Really? Really. Everything will be alright, sweetie. Are you sure? I promise you, everything will be fine. Mrs. Ella? Yes, how is Max? Is my dad okay? Is my dad okay? Max is stable. He was injured in the fall, but fortunately it is not more serious. Thank goodness. Dad is going to be okay! Yes, sweetheart. He's going to recover. Hey, Anna. Hi, Dad. Take your time, sweetheart. Dad, why didn't you listen when I warned you? Anna. She was very scared, Max. I didn't realize how scared you were. I thought something terrible happened to you. I am completely fine, sweetheart. Don't you both worry about me. I saw the ladder shaking. I saw it sinking into the ground. I kept telling you. I know, Anna. You were right. I'm sorry, Anna. I'm sorry, Ella. I should have listened. Please don't scare us like that again. That's all we want. It's good to have you home, Dad. It's good to be home. Slowly, Max. No rushing. I'm okay. I was just remembering what happened. Dad, you're not going back up there, are you? No, Anna. Good answer. Hello, I need someone to safely finish a roof repair. You're calling someone? Yes, that's the right choice. So you're really not fixing it yourself? Not this time. Safety comes first. Now that sounds like you learned something. I learned something important. A repair can wait, but our safety comes first. Promise? I promise. That's the promise I hear. Thanks for watching the video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel. You are hurting. It's just my tooth, sweetheart. It really hurts now. Okay, Ella, stop eating for a moment. Because of its position and the discomfort it's causing, I recommend removing the tooth. Removing it today? We can discuss everything first. And then everyone started laughing. That must have been hilarious. Alex, you always have the funniest stories. I'm sorry. Yes, that was funny. Dad, you should have seen their faces. I can imagine. Mom, are you okay? I'm fine, sweetheart. Mom, does something hurt? I'm okay, honey. I'm just a little tired. Are you sure? I promise. I saved your favorite for you. Thanks, Max. I'll try a little. It's really good, Mom. Ella, what happened? Mom, are you okay? Mom, you really are hurting. It's just my tooth, sweetheart. Don't worry. But you can't even eat. Here, Mom, try this piece. Oh, oh, thank you, sweetie. But my tooth really hurts. Maybe a little bit later. Hmm. Ah. It really hurts now. Okay, Ella, stop eating for a moment. Dad, what's wrong with mom? Is her tooth bad? How long has your tooth been hurting? A few days. I thought it would go away. A few days? Ella, you should have told me. You shouldn't have kept this to yourself, Ella. We need to take care of it. I know. I thought I could handle it. We're here with you, Mom. I want Mom to feel better. It's getting worse, Max. We shouldn't wait any longer. I'm calling the dentist. Will Mom be okay? We're going to get her help. Hello? My wife has been having pain in the back of her mouth for several days. Tell them it hurts when I chew. Yes, it becomes painful when she chews. Is the pain coming from the very back of her mouth? Yes, and chewing makes it worse. It could be related to a wisdom tooth. I'd like to examine her as soon as possible. All right, doctor. The dentist wants to see mom tomorrow morning. Does she really have to go? Yes, but it's so the dentist can help her feel better. Don't worry, I'll be okay. The dentist thinks mom's wisdom tooth might be causing the pain. Wait, wisdom tooth? Yes. How can a tooth be wise? A wisdom tooth is simply a tooth that usually appears... When you're wiser? That's where the funny name comes from, but then actually make you smarter. Oh, I see. Anna, what if wisdom teeth actually store wisdom? Alex, Dad just said they don't. But what if he doesn't know the secret? You're being silly. Um, Dad, if the dentist takes Mom's wisdom tooth out, will she lose her wisdom too? What? No, Alex! Oh, sweetheart. Dad. Could mom become forgetful after the tooth is removed? What if she forgets where everything is? No, neither of those things will happen. A wisdom tooth has... Mom, after the dentist fixes your tooth, you'll still remember Alex and me, right? Of course I will. Nothing could ever make me forget you. Promise? No tooth could ever make me forget the people I love. Really? Really. So you'll always remember us? Always. Wisdom teeth are just teeth that usually appear when people are older. So they're called that because they come later? Exactly. And they don't carry wisdom inside them? Not at all. Not enough room for a wisdom tooth to grow comfortably. Is that why mom's tooth hurts? It could be. The dentist will examine her and decide what is best. That's why we're going tomorrow. I'm glad mom won't lose her wisdom. Yeah. Good night, Anna. Good night. It hurts again. I'm awake. Are you okay? I just can't get comfortable. Try to rest. We'll see the dentist in the morning. Mom, why are you awake? I couldn't sleep very well. Your tooth still hurts, doesn't it? A little. I didn't want you and Alex to worry. You don't have to pretend you're fine for us. You're very thoughtful, sweetheart. I just want you to feel... Good morning. I'll stay here with Anna and Alex. Thanks, she. We shouldn't be gone too long. Please take care of Mom. I'll be back soon. Promise? I'll be home before you know it. Come back soon, Mom. Please call us when you're done. I will. We'll keep you updated. We'll be right here. I hope Mom feels better soon. We can do more than just wait. What do you mean? We're going to make something special for her. That sounds like a kind idea. Good morning, Ella. I'm Dr. Ben. We'll take a look and find the cause. Thank you. I'm a little nervous. I'm right here with you, one step at a time. I can see the area that's bothering you. Is something wrong with the tooth? I'd like to take an image so we can see its position clearly. That sounds good. This back tooth is growing in an awkward position. So that's what has been causing the pain? Yes. It's putting pressure on the surrounding area. At least we finally know what's happening. Because of its position and the discomfort it's causing, I recommend removing the tooth. Removing it today? We can discuss everything first, and I'll explain the procedure clearly. We'll listen to- I'm scared, Max. I know. You don't have to hide that from me. I keep thinking about Anna and Alex waiting at home. They're safe with she, and we'll be back with them soon. First, we'll make sure you're comfortable. I'll explain what I'm doing before each step. Okay, that helps. I'm staying right here. If you need a pause at any point, let me know. Operation Take Care of Mom starts now! I'm ready! What's my mission? We need the softest resting place ever. That sounds wonderful. I'll help you do it safely. Mom needs every soft pillow pillow in the house. Whoa! I can still see, almost. Behold, the softest bed in the world. Alex, that might be too many pillows. Wait, whoa. I told you. Let's keep it comfortable and simple. Mom can rest right here. And this is the special head pillow. Perfect. I think she'll love it. Mom was hurting so much last night. I want this to make her smile. It's finished! It says, Mom, you're still smart. I hope it makes her feel better. It definitely will. Ew. Let's make something soft for Mom. That's a thoughtful idea, but you need an adult with you in the kitchen. Can you help us? Of course. We'll do it together. Anna, you can gently stir these ingredients. Like this? Perfect. I brought the next bowl. Great teamwork, Alex. Leave the cooking part to me. Okay. All finished. Everything went smoothly. That's great news. It's really over? Yes. Now you just need some time to rest. I'm tired, but I already feel relieved that it's done. The hardest part is behind you now. I can't wait to get home. Anna and Alex will be happy to see you. Rest when you get home and follow the care instructions we discussed. I will. Choose gentle foods while the area settles and contact the clinic if you have any questions. I'll make sure she gets plenty. My cheek looks a little different. Just a little. You still look like you. I hope the kids don't worry. They'll just be glad you're home. What if Anna and Alex get scared when they see my cheek? I don't think they'll be scared. You sound very sure. I have a feeling they might be planning something for you. Do you see them yet? Not yet. Check again. They'll be home soon. Everything is ready. I want Mom to see the pillow station first. And then my surprise. Easy, both of you. Let's welcome her calmly. I want to see mom first. Slow down. Mom just had treatment, so let's be gentle. Okay, we'll walk. We're home. Hi, my loves. Welcome back, Ella. I'm smart enough to know I have the two sweetest kids in the world. So you... Didn't lose any wisdom? Not even a little. See? Mystery solved. Mom, are you feeling okay? I'm tired. Your cheek looks different. That's normal after the treatment. Mom just needs some rest. Mom, are you still smart? Oh, buddy. Ha ha ha! Yes, Alex, I'm still smart. I'm glad you're home, Mom. Me too, sweetheart. Mom, we made something for you. You did? Here. Oh, you two. Do you like it? I love it. We made the whole rest station, too. This is the sweetest surprise. They worked very hard. First, Alex collected almost every pillow in the house. Mom needed maximum softness. That explains the pillow mountain. We had to reorganize it a little. You all did an amazing job. When scary things happen, understanding them makes them less frightening. Makes any day better. So when I grow a wisdom tooth, I get smarter? I'm I'm glad you're home, Mom. starting Me too, sweetheart. Mom. We made something for you. You did? Here. Tom's window! to What happened to my window? Tom- speak I can't do it, Dad! Alex, wait! Dad is cleaning everything because of my mistake. He is protecting everyone. now. Dad, get ready! I'm gonna show you my best shot! Alright, Alex. Show me what you can do. A good player controls the ball, Alex. Power is not everything. But a strong kick looks amazing! The harder I kick, the better the goal will look. A beautiful goal also needs control. Look at your target, keep your balance, and use only the power you need. Like this, Dad? Exactly. Here it goes. Perfect control, Alex! Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Now I'll kick it much harder. Stay careful and keep control. I can make this one incredible. Then came a sound. Alex, slow down! My strongest shot! Alex, stop! Do not kick toward the fence. Tom's window is directly behind it. Okay, Dad, I understand. I broke Tom's window! Stay where you are, Alex. Do not go near the glass. Dad, I didn't mean to break it. Stay here, Alex. Do not go near the window. We need to speak with Tom. Apologize and take responsibility together. I'm scared he will be angry. I know, but telling the truth is the right thing to do. I can't do it, Dad! Alex, wait! Maybe everything will be okay if I stay here. What happened to my window? Tom, I'm sorry. A soccer ball came over the fence. I'm truly sorry, Tom. I saw the kick too late and could not stop the ball. That window could have caused a serious problem. Someone could have been standing near that window. This was dangerous. You're right. We will make sure the area is cleaned safely. This damage must be repaired properly. I understand, and I will take care of it. Dad is taking the blame for... I will cover the cost and help replace the window as soon as possible. All right, but the person responsible must also understand what happened. Dad is fixing my mistake while I'm hiding. I have to tell the truth. Responsible people do not run away from mistakes. They face them and try to make things right. I know what I should do. That was dangerous. I can't pretend nothing happened. Alex must be frightened. I should check on him. You seem quieter than usual. Is everything okay? I've been thinking about something. You can tell me whenever you're ready. I don't know who broke the window. I only came inside because I didn't want to see Tom. Are you sure that is the whole truth? I can see that something happened outside, but I will give you a chance to tell me yourself. Does hiding in here truly make you feel safe or peaceful? No. I feel worse every minute. What if Tom never forgives me? What if Dad is disappointed? What if I can never play soccer again? We do not know what will happen yet. Everyone makes mistakes, Alex. What matters is how we face them and what we do to make things right. I want to fix what I did. I've been keeping something to myself and I think it's time to explain. I'm listening. I made a mistake and I want to be honest about it. Being brave does not mean you never feel afraid. It means choosing to do the right thing even while you are scared. So I can still be brave even if I'm nervous? Yes, you can. You do not have to walk outside alone. I will stay beside you. I want to go, but my legs feel shaky. Still sounds angry. Take your time, but remember why you came here. The new glass and repair materials will cost money. But the most important thing is learning responsibility. I agree. The person responsible must help make this right. I can't go outside. Dad can handle everything. Running back to your room will not make the problem disappear. Dad is cleaning everything because of my mistake. He is protecting everyone. But you can still choose to help make things right. Dad is spending so much time helping because of what happened. That's why taking responsibility matters. Here's a fresh pair of gloves. Thanks. Let's finish this carefully. Do you think the right person should explain what happened? You're right. I should be the one to do it. I'll be with you when you talk to Dad. Telling the truth may feel frightening for a few minutes, but hiding from it can trouble you for a very long time. I don't want to keep feeling this way. Oh boy. I'm still scared, but I'm ready to tell the truth. I'm right here with you. Alex, is there something you need to tell me? So I ran fast and- I... I need to... Take your time, Alex. You can do this. Tell them the truth, Alex. I'm listening. Like a little... I kicked the ball too hard. I broke your window, Tom. And then I ran inside because I was scared. Thank you for telling the truth. Do you understand that someone near the window could have been hurt? Yes. I should have thought about everyone's safety before I kicked the ball. I only wanted to show how hard I could kick. I did not think about the people around me or where the ball might go. I will be more careful from now on. Understand? I understand if you are still upset with me. You have told the truth. Now listen carefully. Alex, I am glad you chose to tell the truth. You are not going to shout at me? You made a mistake, but you also found the courage to admit it. Your father told me what happened after you ran inside, whether you would come back and be honest. You were waiting to see what I would choose? The decision had to be yours. I did not want to force you to apologize. I made mistakes when I was younger too, so I understand why you were afraid. But forgiveness does not remove the responsibility to make things right. I understand. I want to help. Tom and I will handle every piece of glass. Alex and Anna, you may clean only this safe area. I understand. I will stay where you showed me. Good. Safety comes first. Watch the tape from where you are, Alex. The adults will handle the window frame. I can help remember the measurement. The new panel is secure and ready. The safe supplies are... I brought the safe supplies to the table. Thank you. Stay behind the boundary while Tom and I finish the repair. Careful planning and patience help prevent another accident. I bought this plant with part of my savings. I hope it can stay beside your new windows. Thank you, Alex. Your honest apology means even more than the gift. You found a thought member. Control, accuracy, and awareness. I'm ready. That was a responsible shot.