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Would You Give Up Winning to Save Rival? | Slow English Story (A2)

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Published Sep 17, 2026, 9:30 AM · 4w ago

AJ Family English
AJ Family English
5K subscribers · median 51.8K views
Views
22,620
+6 views/hour
Likes
1K
4.5% of views
Comments
10
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6
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Peak views / hour
6
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Avg views / day
750
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0.4×
Rank in channel
#9
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Engagement
4.5%
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Est. ad revenue
$90–$226
lifetime, $4–10 RPM

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Would You Give Up Winning to Save Rival? | Slow English Story (A2) : https://youtu.be/eof5fqdUZ6A Anna was one second away from winning the race... then she turned back for the girl who broke her goggles out of jealousy. Would you give up victory to save someone who hurt you? ------------ Welcome to AJ Family English — learn English through meaningful, heartfelt stories about Anna, John, and their family. This lesson is made for teen and adult English learners (A1–A2) who want to practice listening, shadowing, and pronunciation through calm, emotional storytelling. 📖 In this video, you will: ✅ Hear slow, clear English with natural emotion ✅ Learn everyday vocabulary about competition, jealousy, and forgiveness ✅ Practice speaking + shadowing with short, simple sentences ✅ Reflect on a meaningful life lesson about choosing kindness over winning 📚 Key Vocabulary in This Episode: - Cramp (noun) – a sudden, painful tightening of a muscle - Jealous (adjective) – feeling upset because someone has something you want - Forgive (verb) – to stop being angry at someone - Honest (adjective) – telling the truth - Apologize (verb) – to say sorry - Determination (noun) – strong willingness to do something - Rescue (verb/noun) – to save someone from danger - Mock (verb) – to make fun of someone unkindly - Guilt (noun) – a feeling of having done something wrong - Sportsmanship (noun) – fair and respectful behavior in a competition - Embarrassed (adjective) – feeling shy or uncomfortable - Victory (noun) – a win in a contest or game 💬 Question of the day: Have you ever had to choose between winning and helping someone? What did you decide? Share your answer in English in the comments! 🎧 Perfect for: ✔️ Teen and adult English learners (A1–A2) ✔️ Daily listening practice ✔️ Learners who enjoy emotional, meaningful stories ✔️ Anyone who wants to learn English while reflecting on real life lessons Audience & Educational Notice: This content is designed specifically for mature language learners, young adults, and adult students practicing English listening comprehension. It uses slow, paced narration and contextual dialogues to support foreign-language acquisition. #AJFamilyEnglish #SlowEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishListening #EnglishStories #EasyEnglish #A2Level #EnglishForAdults #EnglishForTeensAndAdults
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slow englishlearn englishesl listeningenglish practicea2 levellistening comprehensionenglish for adultsshadowing practiceenglish vocabularysportsmanship storyswimming competitionjealousy and forgivenesshonesty lessonemotional resiliencehealthy competitionAJ Family EnglishAnna and John story

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