Short Travel Stories for English Learners
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About this ebook
Short Travel Stories for English Learners is a collection of 26 true stories that happened while Camille traveled the world with her friends and family.
These stories will entertain you and teach you new English (USA) phrases and vocabulary. This book is written at a intermediate English (B1-B2 Level).
- FREE AUDIO WITH CAMILLE READING HER BOOK (Details inside)
- TRUE STORIES WRITTEN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS
- 420 ENGLISH KEYWORDS & PHRASES THROUGHOUT THE BOOK
- QUIZZES AFTER EACH STORY TO TEST ENGLISH COMPREHENSION
- ORIGINAL TRAVEL PHOTOS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Why read English as a way to learn English?
Reading is a great way to improve your English learning and it doesn't have to be boring! Polyglot Camille has learned Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, and French using reading as one of her methods for learning a language. She wants to help you learn English and not die of boredom!
Designed for comfortable reading
The stories are not long and the text is a comfortable size to help you stay engaged and not overwhelmed by big paragraphs of English text. You'll also find hundreds of unique words and phrases used in English (USA) in real life.
Entertaining yet true travel stories
You'll laugh and be entertained with these funny and inspiring true travel stories from Brazil, Taiwan, Panama, Turkey, Italy and more. These stories couldn't be made up! Camille writes about surviving earthquakes in Albania, a wild border-crossing taxi ride between Kosovo and Bosnia, and false missile warnings in Hawaii.
Beautiful and Original Photos
In the book, you'll find original photos taken by Camille or her husband as they traveled. The photos are linked to each story to enhance the story-telling and keep you engaged and learning English.
Written BY an experienced language learner FOR English Language learners!
Camille has not just learned languages, but also HOW TO learn languages. She wrote this book with you, the English language learner, in mind!
Buy a copy and learn more English today!
Camille Hanson
Hi, I'm Camille. I have helped thousands of people to understand and speak American English and I would LOVE to help you too! I am not only an English teacher but I am also a language learner. I have successfully learned Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and French. I know what it's like to struggle through learning a language. I know what it's like to struggle with understanding a language or be afraid to speak it. Let me help you on your path to English Success! I believe that with the right tools, you can understand and speak English with confidence! I am also a certified life coach and I can help you to define your goals and achieve them. Invest in your english today with one of my books or resources! Camille Hanson
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Short Travel Stories for English Learners - Camille Hanson
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Travel and Language learning are my 2 loves!I wrote this book for 2 reasons:
#1 I love to travel. It’s one of my greatest passions in life, to be able to explore new places and meet new people. I wanted to share those adventures with you. At the time of writing this book, I have had the honor of visiting 41 countries. I am truly thankful for each experience.
#2 I love language learning. Reading is an incredible way to learn a language. You can increase your vocabulary in a natural way while you read. Through the audio recording of the book, you can train your listening comprehension. I hope that you will be inspired to travel yourself and that you will learn a lot of English with this book. Thank you for letting me play a small part in your language learning journey.
My family and I have traveled to many countries togetherDedication
I dedicate this book to my husand Calvin, who has been my travel partner for many years now, and my three kids, Maddox, Ivory, and Kairo. My dream is that you will travel to many more places than I ever have. I love you all.
~ Camille Hanson
How to use THIS BOOK
As I mentioned before, reading is a great way to learn a new language.
This book is for high beginner to intermediate language learners. The best way to use this book is to read each story and try to understand the main idea behind the story.
Don’t worry if you can’t understand every word. Write down any new phrases and keywords. Listen to the audio to know how to correctly pronounce the text. Review the vocabulary list, writing down any new words.
Try the quiz after you’ve read through a story at least twice. Check your answers using the answer key found at the end of the book.
Photo of Ryan saying "mira mi camarón" Look at my shrimpI wish I would have known
Language learning is always an adventure, especially learning the slang words. When learning Spanish in Mexico, I learned some slang a little too late. It was late one evening and I was out with my American friends who were also learning Spanish.
A guy approached our table selling us little shrimp keychains made of cord and beads. My friend Ryan felt bad, because it seemed to be the man’s only job, and so he overpaid the guy for one of these keychains.
In our taxi on the way home, I got the hilarious idea to show our keychain out the window to anyone we passed by. So Ryan was showing the keychain, and of course, I wanted to too. So I shouted out the window, Look at my shrimp, do you like the colors?
, laughing thinking it was hilarious. People looked and laughed, so I thought they thought it was funny too.
The next day, I was telling the story to my Mexican co-workers at the local cafe, where I volunteered. They were like, Camille, do you know what shrimp is slang for?
Of course I didn’t. Penis,
they told me.
My cheeks instantly burned 5 shades of deep red. I was so embarrassed. I had been telling all the lovely Mexicans to look at the beautiful colors of my penis. Sometimes, we learn the hard way, but at least I can laugh about it now.
Vocabulary List
Adventure — an unusual and exciting, typically hazardous experience or activity
Slang — words off the street used particularly to a certain region or city
Approached — came near to
Shrimp — a small sea animal typically marine, and frequently eaten
Keychain — a small chain for holding keys.
Cord — thin flexible string
Beads — a small piece of glass, stone or plastic, typically round and used to make jewelry
Hilarious — very funny
Window — an opening in a building or car, fitted with glass allowing you to see out
Co-workers — the people you work with
Volunteered — to help out somewhere without receiving pay
Penis — the male genital organ
Cheeks — the sides of the face below the eyes
Shades — different colors
Embarrassed — feeling or showing embarrassment
Quiz
1. Where did Camille learn Spanish?
a) Spain
b) Mexico
c) The USA
d) Colombia
2. The shrimp keychains were made of cord and...
a) Rope
b) Ribbons
c) Beads
d) Buttons
3. Hilarious is a synonym for
a) Funny
b) Sad
c) Happy
d) Energetic
4. Camille volunteered where