Practice learning English while having fun through engaging stories about Anna and her family.. This video is perfect for beginner and intermediate learners (A2–B1 level) who want to practice listening, shadowing, and speaking English through a warm and exciting english stories.
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Don't go any farther, Lucky!
Lucky brought it back!
Please help Lucky feel better.
Lucky is unusually warm and very tired.
Please examine him as soon as possible.
Bring him into the examination room.
I'll check him right away.
We're right here, Lucky.
Breakfast is almost ready!
It smells wonderful.
Lucky!
Come play with me before breakfast!
Lucky your breakfast is ready.
Lucky breakfast is ready. He usually comes
right away. Let's stay calm and check where he is.
Lucky where are you? I have your boomerang.
We'll check the house together.
Stay close and call us if you see Lucky.
He has never missed breakfast before.
Lucky, are you hiding here?
Lucky? Are you outside? Lucky? Is that you?
Mom! Dad! I think he's here. Lucky, I'm here.
Stay still. I'm getting Mom and Dad.
Lucky feels unusually warm. Please stay calm and give him some space.
Is he going to be okay? I'll call Dad.
Oh my god.
You!
It's okay, Lucky. You don't have to stand up.
Rest here. Mom and Dad are helping you.
Why can't Lucky stand up and play today?
Lucky needs to be examined by the veterinarian.
I'll bring a warm blanket.
Let's prepare the car calmly.
We'll stay close.
The padded bed is ready.
I have him securely.
Please help Lucky feel better.
We're almost at the clinic.
Lucky is resting quietly.
We're right here with you, Lucky.
You'll see the veterinarian soon.
I hope yesterday's game didn't make you too tired.
Lucky is so fast today!
Come back, Lucky!
Stay in the open grass where we can see you.
Everyone is doing great.
Ready, Lucky?
Go get it.
Bring it back.
I think I can throw it farther this time.
Please aim toward the open field, not the lake.
OK, I'll be careful.
Oh, no.
It went into the lake.
Stay back from the water, Alex.
Lucky could bring it back.
No, we should ask an adult for help first.
You're right.
Lucky, stay here.
Lucky, come back to the shore.
Don't go any farther, Lucky.
Lucky brought it back.
Good boy.
But you need to rest and dry off now.
One more throw, Lucky?
He is breathing faster.
We should stop and let him rest.
Okay, no more running.
The wind is getting colder.
We should go home.
I'll carry the boomerang.
Let's keep Lucky warm.
Lucky is wet and muddy.
We need to clean him gently and dry every part of his fur.
I'll get the towels.
I'll help carefully.
The mud is coming off, Lucky.
I have warm towels ready.
His back feels dry now.
Great.
Then we can finish soon.
We should still check his paws and lower fur.
Goodnight, Lucky.
Rest well.
We'll see you in the morning.
Lucky is unusually warm and very tired.
Please examine him as soon as possible.
Bring him into the examination room. I'll check him right away.
We're right here, Lucky.
Lucky, look! I brought your favorite boomerang!
Let him rest, Alex. It's helpful that he noticed it,
but he is clearly very tired.
Stay relaxed, Lucky.
I'm checking your temperature, breathing, and hydration.
Lucky's temperature is higher than normal,
but you brought him here promptly.
What should we do next?
We'll follow every instruction.
Please help him feel better.
Has Lucky been swimming, caught in rain,
or resting while his fur was still damp?
We need to think carefully about yesterday.
Please tell the doctor everything you remember.
We should tell them exactly what happened at the lake.
I remember. Lucky went into the water more than once.
Lucky swam in the lake several times, and later,
we did not dry all of his fur completely.
The fur around his paws and lower body was still...
I kept throwing the boomerang even after
Lucky looked tired and started to shiver.
I'm sorry.
Thank you for telling the truth.
You made a mistake. Lucky cannot tell us with words
when he feels tired, cold, or uncomfortable, when he needs ration.
I'll listen and take better care of him.
Lucky became weakened after staying damp and cold for too long.
His breathing also shows signs of respiratory irritation.
We'll follow you. I won't make him play when he...
You brought Lucky here at the right time.
A longer delay could have made his condition much more serious.
We're grateful we came immediately.
We'll follow every care instruction. We won't wait when something...
Lucky is receiving medicine and fluids.
We're right here with you, Lucky.
Stay calm. The doctor is helping him.
You're doing well, Lucky. We'll wait beside you.
I'm staying right here, Lucky. You're not alone.
Your calm voice is helping him relax.
Lucky's temperature is coming down. His breathing is becoming steadier.
That's wonderful news. Keep resting, Lucky.
He looked at us. You're getting stronger.
Give Lucky his medicine. Keep him warm and dry.
We'll follow the routine.
We will watch him closely.
I'll make his bed.
I will let him rest.
This bed will support him comfortably.
Rest here, Lucky. Your water is beside you.
I'll use colors and picture reminders
so everyone remembers Lucky's care routine.
Boomerang can wait.
Lucky needs time to rest and recover.
The veterinarian said this medicine can
be given with a small portion of food.
The bowl is ready, Lucky. Take your time.
This will help you feel better.
Let's make this area quiet and comfortable.
Lucky needs warmth and uninterrupted rest.
I brought fresh water.
I'll move his toys so he won't feel tempted to play.
You're safe, Lucky.
I'll keep you warm while you rest.
I'll always remember
to dry you properly.
Good morning, Lucky.
How are you feeling?
Look at his head.
Go ahead.
Good morning, Lucky.
Your time, Lucky.
You can eat slowly.
He is eating again.
That is a very encouraging sign.
Let's stay calm and let him finish.
I'm so happy he feels better.
Good job, Lucky.
Take it slowly, Lucky.
He is standing steadily.
You're doing wonderfully.
One careful step at a time.
Look, Lucky, your boomerang.
He is happy to see it, but he still needs more rest.
OK, I'll put it away until he is fully recovered.
The towels and blanket are ready.
I added the brush and fresh water.
An adult will use the dryer safely.
We're sorry we did not dry your fur carefully.
We promise to keep you warm, watch for tiredness, and let you rest.
We'll take better care of you every day.
Ready, Lucky?
One gentle throw. Your water and resting place are ready.
Great job. Now it's time for a break.
Come rest in the shade, Lucky.
I have always tried to care for this family.
Perhaps it is time for me to leave.
Strange. Where did these muddy footprints come from?
From behind a little smile.
I have cared for this family for a long time.
Maria, please give us a little more time to understand.
We will resolve this calmly.
Thank you for everything you do.
That looks amazing!
Maybe I can make a fun video, too.
This will make my video look so much more exciting.
Oh, no! The battery is empty!
Tea.
Mom, may I borrow your phone for just a few minutes?
I promise I'll bring it right back.
What do you need it for?
Could I please use it just this once?
Please wait until your tablet is charged.
It will not take very long.
All right, mom.
Hi mom.
I need to keep my phone nearby.
I'm expecting an important work call.
We can use it together after I'm finished.
Okay, I'll wait.
I'll wait.
I'll only use it for a moment, then I'll put it back.
I need to be very quiet.
I wonder where I left the clean cloths.
I'll make the video quickly
and come straight back.
Just one quick video and then I'll go home immediately.
Single should work.
One more time,
make it better.
I missed the last move.
Fly, that will make the video look beautiful.
I know.
I need to get home before mom starts looking for me.
Wait.
Wait, where is mom's phone?
It happened.
It has to be somewhere nearby.
I just had it.
Anna, are you nearby?
Yes, mom, I'm coming inside.
Where did I put it?
Pat it right here.
This is unbelievable.
Maria, did you move my phone while you were cleaning?
I only lifted it to wipe the table.
Anna, have you seen my phone anywhere?
No, Mom.
I haven't seen it.
I remember Maria was cleaning the table earlier.
Thank you for remembering.
Let's look around together.
Yes, I was cleaning, but I haven't seen the phone.
After I finished cleaning, I left everything neatly on the table.
Thank you. Let's check each step together.
I'll try to remember what I saw.
I remember seeing Maria go toward
the back door with a large household sack.
Maria, did you go outside this morning?
Only for a moment. Could it have
been placed somewhere else by accident?
I'll check every area I cleaned
this morning.
Ella, is everything all right?
My phone is missing, and we haven't been able to find it.
The phone was on the table, but now it is gone.
Let's stay calm. We should search
carefully before deciding what happened.
Ella and Maria can check the kitchen. Alex and I will search upstairs.
Anna, please look around the living room carefully.
All right. Anna, are you sure you don't know where the phone is?
I already said I haven't seen it.
You may check my belongings. I have nothing to hide.
Maria, you do not need to prove yourself this morning.
We only want to understand what happened.
The entrance camera may show who went outside this morning.
That could help us understand what happened.
I'm opening the entrance recording now.
The camera...
Maybe the camera was not working this morning.
We can check calmly and find out.
Why are you so worried about the recording?
I only went outside to complete the household task.
Anna, why are you saying something different?
Everyone should remain calm.
I have always tried to care for this family.
We might try to hide.
Perhaps it is time for me to leave.
Nothing feels the same.
Maria is being blamed for something she may not have done.
Dad, what you know.
I'm scared they will be disappointed in me.
Telling the truth is the only way to make things right.
That's strange.
Where did these muddy footprints come from?
I'll be downstairs if you need anything.
Thanks. I'll come down a little later.
I have cared for this family for a long time.
Maria, please give us a little more time to understand.
We will resolve this calmly.
Please wait a little longer, Maria.
We still have a way to find out what happened.
I want to believe that, but trust cannot be restored immediately.
Maybe we should search the house one more time before watching it?
Understand the situation clearly.
We will watch it together and remain calm.
Anna, the recording shows you leaving with the phone.
We need you to tell us what happened.
I'm disappointed that you did not tell us the truth
when we first asked.
Take a moment, Anna, then explain what happened honestly.
I took the phone without permission
and brought it to the park to record my dance.
When I came home, I realized it was missing.
Thank you for filing us the truth.
A phone can be repaired or replaced,
but hurting an innocent person's trust is much more serious.
Honest actions will help rebuild that trust.
I'm glad we could talk.
Please show us exactly where you recorded the video
so we can search before the daylight fades.
I remember the bench. I can take everyone there.
I will come and help with the search.
I placed the phone here, stood on the grass, and then...
Good. We will search.
Everyone should stay together and check one section at a time.
I'll look beside the flower bed.
Check the grass carefully.
Look beneath the leaves.
I can't find it anywhere.
What if someone already found the phone and took it away?
I'm sorry, Mom.
I made everything worse.
We have not finished searching yet.
I'm calling the phone now.
Listen carefully for any sound.
I'll check near the grass and the flowers.
Wait! I hear something near the flowers!
Everyone come closer, but watch your steps.
Show us exactly where you heard it.
I found it! The screen is damaged, but the phone is still working.
I can't believe it was here the whole time!
At least everyone is safe, and the f-
But I know that does not repair the hurt I caught I caused.
Finding the phone solves one problem. Rebuild-
I want to use my savings to help repair the phone.
I know this responsibility.
We appreciate your honesty and willingness.
You will take a break from using
personal devices while we rebuild trust.
What matters most is showing through
your actions that you understand what happened.
I understand.
I'm truly sorry for my mistake.
I want to learn to be honest and take responsibility.
We all learn by making better choices.
Mistakes can be corrected when we tell the truth.
A lie can hurt the people who trust us most.
These snacks are really tasty.
I don't think I'm feeling very well.
Please stay here.
I'll ask Mom and Dad to come.
Mom! Dad! Max and Ella!
Come help! Alex is hurt!
A secret snack behind the door.
One little sausage, maybe two.
Huh?
Was that my stomach?
Maybe I can fall asleep again.
I can't sleep again.
Everything looks delicious when I'm hungry.
When you feel hungry at night, choose a small, light snack.
And always tell us first.
I remember, Mom.
I'll choose something small and come straight back.
Quiet so everyone can keep sleeping.
They're still resting.
I'll stay quiet.
Slow and careful.
I'll find a small snack and make a good choice.
Wow, that is a lot of food.
I should only take a small portion.
A heavy feeling slowly shows.
Potato chips too?
Climbs the stairs, pretending that nobody cares.
This looks more like a feast than a snack.
It's time for a snack.
These snacks are really tasty.
And from side to side, the pain is growing deep inside.
Anna hears him start to cry, then runs for help without asking.
Someone's still awake.
Alex, are you downstairs?
Turn on
Alex, that is much more than a small snack.
I was really hungry. I know how much I can eat.
Please stop now. You have already eaten a lot.
Alex, did you hear that?
Yes, something moved near the cabinet.
Another night.
A mouse!
I've got the plate.
It was only a tiny mouse.
Oh, she's still.
Then why are your hands shaking?
Here's a hungry thrill.
Please come upstairs with me now.
Just one last small bite.
White.
The secret snack behind the door.
I promise, this is the last one.
I hope you mean it.
A bag of chips is calling too.
Are you feeling alright?
All right.
I'm fine. I just ate a little too quick quickly.
Glee.
Let's clean everything before we go upstairs.
I'll put the snacks away.
Stop eating now,
or I'm gonna wake Mom and Dad.
Alright, give me a moment.
Alex, you should go to bed early.
Softly, so we don't wake anyone.
We should wake Mom and Dad and tell them your stomach hurts.
Not yet. Let me rest in my room first.
Dad is still awake. I'll go say goodnight.
I just need to rest.
I'll feel better soon.
There is too much food in here!
The digestion team cannot keep up.
The kitchen spins his bed.
More bubbles are arriving.
Let's make some noise.
There is no room left.
Everything is bouncing.
Maybe I just need to rest for a little while.
Anna was right. I should have listened.
Alex, should I call mom and dad?
Please wait. I'm trying to rest.
Footstep.
I don't think I'm feeling very well.
Please stay here.
I'll ask Mom and Dad to come.
Thank you.
Dad!
This hurts!
Let's take this one step at a time.
We're here.
Tell us what's bothering you.
Mom, Dad, Alex wanted to see you.
Can you show me where you feel uncomfortable?
It hurts around my stomach.
We are going to get you checked.
You are not alone.
I reminded Alex that it was already bedtime.
She was right. I should have listened.
Thank you for being honest.
I stayed up later than I should have.
I was playing.
Thank you for telling us.
Everyone makes mistakes.
We'll help you.
We're going to the hospital so a doctor can check you.
Move slowly, Max.
I'm right beside you.
Okay, Dad.
Sit back carefully. I'll fasten your seatbelt.
I'm sorry I did not listen.
We'll talk about it later.
Right now, we're taking care of you.
You can hold my stuffed animal.
I should have called you sooner.
You did the right thing by getting us when Alex needed help.
We are almost there.
Alex, what did you eat tonight and when
did your stomach begin to hurt?
I ate sausages and potato chips and the pain
started after I went to the hospital.
Thank you for telling me clearly that you understand what happened.
Everything we've checked looks reassuring.
Let's talk about some healthy habits.
I'll remember that.
Thank you for explaining everything.
We'll help him follow your advice.
The examination is reassuring.
This model shows how the stomach mixes food
and gradually moves it through digestion.
So eating too much at once gives it more work?
Exactly.
Eating a very large, heavy meal shortly before
sleep can make digestion uncomfortable.
Next time.
That is a much better choice from your parents.
Time to calm this crowded stomach and let digestion continue.
The dog!
The doctor found us!
Retreat to the bubble tunnel!
Go, Dr. Han!
The bubbles are getting smaller.
There is no party left for us.
Let's go home.
A giant feast is everywhere.
Rest here for a while.
Take small sips of water.
And only use medicine given by an adult exactly as directed.
We will stay with him and follow your instructions.
My stomach feels much better now.
That is good. Keep resting.
We are glad you told us when it became worse.
I knew the doctor would help.
I knew I should stop, but I kept eating.
I also hide the remaining chips.
Thank you for telling us the truth.
We can solve mistakes when we are honest.
I knew I should stop, but I kept eating remaining chips.
Thank you for telling us the truth.
We can solve mistakes when we are honest about them.
I'm glad you told us...
Alex may go home now.
Let him rest, offer light meals,
and ask for medical help if the discomfort returns or becomes worse.
We will watch him carefully.
I feel much better now.
Keep moving slowly and rest when we get inside.
We are happy to have everyone home safely.
I'll stay with you.
I made this mess, so I should help clean it.
We can finish it together.
Let's eat together!
A small snack can include fruit, yogurt, or a few whole grain crackers.
This looks lighter than last night's food,
and it still looks delicious.
If either of you feels hungry at night,
tell us first and choose only a small, suitable snack.
I understand. I will ask for help next time.
We can remind each other. That's...
You remembered the healthy snack plan.
Yes. I only need something small.
That is a much better choice.
I'll ask Mom or Dad first.
I remember what
happened last time.
I should make a better choice.
Open the bag and eat every chip!
We want another bubble party!
No, I am choosing a light snack this time.
There is nothing for us to do here.
Time to leave quietly.
No heavy feast tonight.