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Hello I’m Crown!
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Today I’ll be introducing some Pokémon Go English vocabulary!
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Hello everyone! Hehehe~
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Welcome to my English vocabulary series~
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In our last episode, I shared some basic cosmetics vocabulary with you
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Today, I’m sharing some vocabulary that you’ll see in Pokémon Go!
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Obviously, you can see what I’ve done today
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I’ve cosplayed into everyone’s all time favorite: Pikachu!
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Pika!
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This video will be in English, so if you wanna see Chinese subtitles
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don’t forget to turn on the CC button (Chinese/English subs)
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I hope that after today’s video, y’all can learn something new
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So as most of you already know, Pokémon Go is all the rage right now
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it is a cultural phenomenon
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So, basically, it is an iOS and Android
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game APP that allows you to explore real world locations
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and catch your very own Pokémon on your smartphone
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Pokémon Go has not been released in Taiwan yet
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YET
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but I have a feeling that it’ll happen pretty soon
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So today, I’m gonna teach you guys
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the most important English vocabulary
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that you’ll need to know if you wanna play the game
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First and foremost, 神奇寶貝
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神奇寶貝 in English is Pokémon
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Pokémon is actually a combination of two words, pocket and monster
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Next up, 進化
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進化 in English is evolve
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When your Pokémon has enough experience
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they evolve, and they become stronger and better, and sometimes
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...uglier…
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Then we have, 寶貝球
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寶貝球 in English is Poké Balls
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In the game, there are four different types of Poké Balls
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there’s the standard Poké Ball, and then there’s the Great Ball
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the Ultra Ball and the Master Ball
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Tip: Using higher leveled Poké Balls
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will make it easier for you to catch wild Pokémon
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Next up, 藍隊/紅隊/黃隊
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藍/紅/黃隊 in English is Team Mystic, Team Valor, Team Instinct
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When you play Pokémon Go
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you can pick a team when you reach a certain level
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Each team has their own color
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and they represent three legendary Pokémons:
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Articuno, Moltres, and Zapdos
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Then we have, 迷幻香
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迷幻香 in English is incense
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This incense will set off an aromatic scent
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which will in turn attract wild Pokémon to your location
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Next we have, 引誘器
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引誘器 in English is lure module
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A lure module is very similar to an incense
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but you can only use it by placing it on a Pokéstop
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Next up, 藥水
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藥水 in English is potion
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If your Pokémon is low on HP
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you can use potion to restore its strength
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Then we have, 復活
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復活 in English is revive
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When you Pokémon loses a battle and faints
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you’ll have to use revive to bring it back
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Then we have, 孵蛋器
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孵蛋器 in English is egg incubator
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In order to hatch your egg into a Pokémon
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you’ll have to put them in this egg incubator as you walk around
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Next, 野莓
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野莓 in English is razzberry
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Razzberry is derived from the real raspberry
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In the game, you can feed this
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to a wild Pokémon to make it easier to catch
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Then we have, 糖果
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糖果 in English is candy
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There are various ways to acquire candy in the game
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This item is used to evolve and strengthen your Pokémon
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Next up, 星塵
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星塵 in English is stardust
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There are also various ways to acquire stardust in the game
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This item is used to power up your Pokémon
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Then we have, 補給站
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補給站 in English is Pokéstop
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Pokéstops are places where you can gather
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Poké Balls, potions, eggs and other items for free
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Last we have, 道館
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道館 in English is gym
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This is a location in the game where you can battle against rival teams
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or train your own Pokémon
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So there you go, the most important English vocabulary
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that you’ll need to know in Pokémon Go
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Let’s keep our fingers crossed
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and hope that they release it in Taiwan soon
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tell me if you’re as excited and anxious to play the game as I am!
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What vocabulary would you like me to do next?
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Leave your comments in the comment section down below!
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And that’s a wrap, thank you guys for watching, as always
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and I’ll catch you guys next time! See ya!