The Hitchhiker (Roald Dahl) | Learn British English with a Short Story | British Accent Storytelling

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Does the audio sound okay??

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by the way the audios fine ;)

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the audio is very well, either the video)

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Dylan, My mother loves your way of teaching English and, of course, your perfect English accent. We are from Argentina and we´re learning too much from you. Thanks, Regards.

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[@MerveK8888]

I really enjoy improving my language skills by reading stories, but I find that listening is more effective. I learned the meaning, usage in a sentence and pronunciation of a word in just one video. The subject of the story is really nice. Thank you for your effort Dylan😊👍🏻🌸

[@ThinkBritishEnglish]

Yeah a rounded approach is best ;)

[@britisheducation]

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I don't have a problem with the sound, but sorry, I think the script is too small for my normal eyes. I'm struggling to see it. For me, who wants to learn about pronunciation, I usually listen and read at the same time. But overall, it's amazing. Cheers!

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I get your point, and will make it bigger next time! Cheers for the feedback 👍

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[@Nowitsbetter]

Love from Bangladesh..🇧🇩 recently discovered your channel. You are doing awesome. My accent is getting better & better everyday.Thank you so much❤️🌼

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Thank you! I reallly loved listening to you! Great story! Would love more!

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Btw, I nearly forgot what I came here for: 1- I like to think the hitchhiker is a good person who behaves badly sometimes, doing what he does "for a living" maybe due to not having had the best opportunities in life 2- There r many tricks he makes use of... Writing from the perspective of one naive 'victim' makes us feel tense and curious at the same time, wanting to know what the ending will be like, and afraid of learning the worst could happen to the main character. His ingenuity in not clearly stating what the hitchhiker actually does for a living, and never revealing HOW he does it in such a slick and mysterious way also keep us entangled in it from beginning to end. 3- Being "as Brazilian as I can be", I wouldn't EVER give a lift to ANYONE, cz here we've learned the hard way that u can't trust strangers. The only advantage I see is that I'd be on the safe side. Disadvantages can be many, like missing out on the opportunity of making new friends and/or helping someone in need.

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How can you help me improve my spoken English?

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[@heatherwatson7692]

My summer school 7th graders read this short story to talk about mood, tone, figurative language and theme. I asked them your three questions. Question 1: We had most of the students say he was a bad man because he stole things and stealing is illegal. We had a couple of students who said he was a good man because he did not steal from the poor and he stole money from the rich that already had too much and they didn't respect the poor or him as a finger smith. Question 2: The students said that he kept introducing characters and situations that covered up what the hitchhiker was actually doing...stealing. You didn't know all that until the end. Question 3: Most of the students said they would NOT pick up a hitchhiker because of the bad things that could happen, like stealing your car, kidnapping you and your family, killing you. We did have a few student who said they would pick up a hitchhiker because you should be kind to the poor and respect everyone. Thank you for reading this story so we could hear and understand the British accent. We are in Tennessee in the USA.

[@sabrinasabi4177]

Roald dahl is a great author, a great writer, actually, when you were reading the story, i thiught the hitchhiker was a magician or a conjurer, i really enjoyed the story, it was so fun , what i cant grasp, why roald Dahl's Books are in sencership!!!!? 😢 Its unfair 😡 im so cheesed off by the news ....

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👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏A jolly nice and interesting story ! And your English is goooooorgeous ! I looked after my uncle's ponies at Cowdray Park Polo Club, in Midhurst, and all my friends there spoke English just like you, without an accent, if you know what I mean ! 😄😀😄😀You are a ⭐, Dylan ! Un abrazo, from Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧

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I know what you mean! Thank you so much 💙🇦🇷

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I like it very much. Thank you

[@ThinkBritishEnglish]

Hi Dylan, I thought about doing something like this but then I thought about copyright . How were you able to do it? Is it because of the format you’ve used . As in an analysis? Nice vid 😊

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I like it thanks

[@lielliot]

Great

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Hitch hiker was not a bad man.

[@britisheducation]

Agreed

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[@yuliiarodionova9425]

You have the lovely voice and accent. Thank you for the story

[@АннаПопова-г5у]

This is very interesting story too! I am learning from this video how to improve my intonation when I read this story with you.🩵🌟