Name: Learn English with LILO & STITCH — Stitch Protects Lilo
Uploaded: 2026-02-10T17:01:35.000Z
Duration: 22 min 32 s
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Today we're diving into a heartwarming and hilarious story set on the beautiful islands of Hawaii.

Adverbs of manner

We are learning English with Lilo and Stitch, the Disney classic about an unusual friendship between a lonely girl and a genetically engineered alien who looks like a mischievous dog but acts like a gremlin.

It's a fun and touching tale of belonging, redemption, and the true meaning of family.

So what happened was that Stitch escaped from an alien prison and crashed on Earth.

A mad scientist who created Stitch has come to Earth to catch him and take him back.

Mischievous, redemption and mad scientist.

These expressions and the other ones you'll learn today are included in the deck of flashcards that we created for this lesson.

When you watch it on the RealLife app, you can unlock this lesson for free and get a much better life learning experience right now by clicking the link in the description below.

I'll tell you more about it later, but now this is how the lesson will work.

First, we will watch the clip with the subtitles.

Then you will learn the key vocabulary and pronunciation.

And finally, you'll test your comprehension by watching the entire scene one last time, this time without subtitles.

And I'll ask some quiz questions to see how well you've understood everything.

I have just determined this situation to be far too hazardous.

That girl is a part of the mosquito food chain.

Let's break down the seed and learn some natural expressions you can use in everyday English.

When something's hazardous, it means it's dangerous and could cause harm.

You'll see this word in warning labels like hazardous materials on chemical trucks or hazardous road conditions during bad weather.

It's more formal than just saying dangerous.

In this example from spongebob, there's the road on the other side of this deep dark, dangerous, hazardous, hazardous Monster infested.

That girl is a part of the mosquito food chain here.

Educate yourself the food chain is a way of explaining who eats what in nature.

For example, small bugs get eaten by frogs, frogs get eaten by snakes, and so on.

Before coming to Earth, Pleckley gave a report stating that Earth is a protected wildlife preserve because it is the only known planet where mosquitoes survive.

The Galactic Federation considers Earth important specifically because of its mosquitoes.

So what's funny is that Plickley argues humans are essential to that ecosystem because mosquitoes feed on their blood on our blood.

Here, Educate Yourself to educate someone means to teach them something, but

it implies more than just giving information.

It's helping someone understand it deeply and use it well, commonly associated with things like safety, manners, and

When someone says educate yourself can be serious or sarcastic, depending on the tone.

See this fun example related to a karate outfit.

Educate yourself may sound like a command, but it's also a really important reminder.

If you don't take time to review what you learn, you're going to forget it.

I mean, this is a quite common situation for many English learners.

Get into conversation and right when you need to use a certain expression you've learned before doesn't come to you, your brain simply goes blank.

Try to remember, but the flow of your sentence has already been ruined because you got stuck.

I know that feels really frustrating to not be able to express yourself the way you would like.

And that's exactly why we created the RealLife English app to help you become a confident and natural English speaker by practicing with these lessons the way they were meant to be on the app.

Every lesson, like this one with movies, TV series and podcasts, comes with a full transcript and a deck of flashcards of the most advanced expressions.

And by practicing just 10, 15 minutes daily, you'll be able to remember the words and expressions you are learning forever.

This happens because of the spaced repetition technology we developed, which lets you review words just when you're about to forget them.

Can you imagine being able to use all this vocabulary in your next real life conversation in English?

This is what you can get with the RealLife English app and you can unlock this lesson you're watching right now for free, which comes with all the materials that I've mentioned by clicking the link in the description below.

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