As Aaron, the language nerd here, I hope you're doing very, very well.

Welcome to another episode of Super Easy English.

In today's episode, we're going to talk about lots of words that have to do with nature.

I am in France right now as I am making this video, and I am in a very small village, which is in the middle of the nature in the middle of nature.

And so I thought I would take this time to make a video, talking about some nature words.

Well, with the that aside, let's start something that we see a lot in nature is trees this year?

Well, these here are all trees.

All of these are trees.

There are lots and lots and lots of trees in nature.

On the tree, there are many different things.

We have, for example, on a tree.

We have many leaves.

This is one leaf.

This is another leaf.

There are many different leaves if there is only one.

If there's only one leaf, we say leaf L E.

A.

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If there are many great like theory of many, many, many of them, we say, leaves Rachel L.

E A V E s in nature.

There are also many plants.

If you look behind me, these our plants in nature, some plants are a little bit dangerous and you can't touch them.

For example, this plant behind me, all of these plants a love them, all of them All of all of these plants back here, all of them.

They are very dangerous.

I cannot touch these plants.

If I touch this plant, it will hurt my hand.

My hand will get lots of bumps and it will hurt a lot.

This plant behind me, this plant is called in English.

We call it Nettle Nettle.

Let me give you a little bit of a closer look.

This is what nettle looks like if we zoom in a bit in nature, there are also many flowers that are quite pretty with flowers often will have bees or bumble bees that fly around them and fly in them.

If you look at this little video clip here, you will see a flower, a very pretty one and a B that is flying around the flower.

Another very common plant is dandy Lions dandy lions look like this and I think they are everywhere.

Most or many of the countries and places that I've visited all have dandy lions, and many people don't like thumb in nature.

We also will often see creeks or streams, which looked kind of like this.

Behind me this one year, I can give you a little bit of a closer look so you can see.

But a creek or a stream is basically like it's kind of like a river, but it's much smaller, much smaller than a river.

There is a technical difference.

There is a small difference between between a creek and a stream.

But honestly, there are very few people who really know exactly what the difference is.

And it's at least for me, for people I know, my friends, my family, et cetera.

I find most people will use the word creak and stream.

They'll use both to mean the same thing.

Well, everyone, thank you so much for watching this video.

I appreciate it.

If you have any questions, comments, anything at all, right them in the comments below and I will answer them for you.

Have a good day and we will talk next time.

Bye for now.