Feb. 19, 2026
Something New
I tried something new in today's video:https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xADQYRbdj3Q
Could you find what it is before reading the following part?
Have you found the new one?
Yes, I added Chinese subtitles for the narrator, right beneath the English subtitles. If you're learning Chinese, I hope it will help you a little bit while you watch the video.
As usual, if you find any English mistakes in the video, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Something New
I tried something new in today's video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xADQYRbdj3Q
Could you find what it is before reading the following part?
HaveDid you fouind the new ondifference?
"Have you found the new one" feels a little too specific for the more general task of comparing the video to your previous ones!
"Did you find the difference" or "can you spot the difference" are common ways to ask this!
Yes, I added Chinese subtitles for the narrator, right beneath the English subtitles.
If you're learning Chinese, I hope it will help you a little bit while you are watching the video.
As usual, if you find any English mistakes in the video, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Feedback
Good job! Way to think of ways to help other people!
Feb. 19, 2026
Thank you!
Have a nice day!
Something New
I tried something new in today's video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xADQYRbdj3Q
Add a space after the first colon.
Could you find what it is before reading {the following part | the next part| the rest of this post}?
Have you found the new othing | what’s new?
I didn’t notice it. I think it’s because I avoid reading the subtitles, focusing on your voice and the video image instead.
Yes, I added Chinese subtitles for the narrator | narration, right beneath the English subtitles.
If you're learning Chinese, I hope it will help you a little bit while you watch the video.
As usual, if you find any English mistakes in the video, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Feedback
I had trouble understanding two words:
• “balcony” — the final vowel should be a long “i”
• “overall”
I noticed one grammatical mistake:
• “invested quite a bit in keep them healthy” — keep > keeping
I didn’t notice any problems with the final consonants of any words—great job!
I’m glad to see your blueberry bushes are thriving. 🙂
Something New
I tried something new in today's video:https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xADQYRbdj3Q
Could you find what it is before reading the following partyou continue reading?
Have you foundseen the new onupdate?
Yes, I added Chinese subtitles for the narrator, right beneath the English subtitles.
If you're learning Chinese, I hope it will help you a little bit while you watch the video.
As usual, if you find any English mistakes in the video, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Feedback
Thank you for the new update ❤️.
Have you found the new onfeature?
A specific word to connect back to "something new."
Feedback
Your blueberry plant is very lucky that you adopted it!
A different verb form is needed in this sentence "I have invested a lot in keep+ING..."
After I watched a few times, I also tried something new. I listened with my eyes closed. I didn't hear any extra syllables!
However, I heard that the word "overall" sounded like "overwall."
Feb. 19, 2026
I just noticed that I had said "overwall" all the time!
Thank you so much!
Have a nice day!
yesterday
We have a type of pants called "overalls." If you google the image, you will see they are called that because they cover more of the body than regular pants. Like jeans, overalls were originally developed as work clothes. Maybe if you see the image it will remind you that they are
"over + alls." The word "overall" is pronounced the same way.
yesterday
Got it!
Thanks again!
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