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Hola Soy Ariannita, and welcome back to my
YouTube channel as you can see from the title
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of my video we are going to the Reds game and
we are going to the baseball stadium where we
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are going to watch the game and learn English
there as you can see behind me we are right in
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the center of the city of Cincinnati and we
have a bunch of tall buildings behind me the
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Cincinnati Reds are part of the MLB which
stands for Major League Baseball so come
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along with me and let's go ahead and teach
you guys some English and watch the game
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you might wonder how I got here I actually got
dropped off by the Cincinnati streetcar that has
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a line directly from my apartment all the way to
the Ohio river which is where the Cincinnati Reds
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stadium is at behind me is the Cincinnati Reds
stadium and it is huge it is right by the Ohio
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river and I'm super excited to walk inside in
order to go to the game you need to buy tickets
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what are the ways to buy tickets so the first
way is online like an app like Ticketmaster
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which I did where they will send you a ticket
and you'll have to scan the barcode inside the
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next way is you can actually buy tickets right
over there and they have the ticket station
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where you have to wait in the line and sometimes
it's actually cheaper to buy at the stadium and
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the third way there are sellers that are on the
street literally saying tickets you need tickets
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so those are the three ways to buy tickets
and let's go and walk inside foreign [Music]
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to the Great American Ballpark to watch
the game but before I walk inside I have
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a question for you guys I know that baseball is
a very popular sport in Latin America but I just
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wanted to ask you what is the ambience what
do you feel here do you feel like it's noisy
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do you feel like it's cleaner here do you feel
like it's full of people do you feel like it's
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more organized just by seeing the background
and everyone behind me let me know down below
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if you see a difference between the stadiums in
America compared to your country now let's go
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now I'm going to enter the stadium with the ticket
guy who is going to scan my code with a barcode
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thank you next I'm going through the security
thank you now that I have entered the stadium
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I have to find my seat and the only
way to find my seat is to follow the
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signs on the ceiling so I have to look
for my section to find my seat [Music]
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hey guys I just got to my section
and now I'm going to sit in my seat
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I am in the lower section but as you can see to
my left that is called the upper deck and it's
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much higher than the lower seats now that I just
sat down I'm going to relax and enjoy the game but
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as you can see around me there's not many people
and why is that because I'm sitting in the visitor
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section which is kind of weird because I'm rooting
for the Reds and everyone around me is wearing
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blue anyway in a little bit I'm going to walk
around and show you guys some stores that they
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have here also I might grab some food and some
snacks either from the shops they have here or
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from the vendors selling food but first let's talk
about the game and teach you guys some English now
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the pitchers have a time limit so the game will
go by much faster they have also made another
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small change to the stadium they made the bases
a little bit bigger so the players playing the
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game can touch the bases faster and try not to get
out Major League Baseball are making these small
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changes because they are in competition with other
sports like American football and soccer because
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as you can see around me there are not many fans
at this game so making these changes like making
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the bases a little bit bigger and having deals
with food and drinks makes people want to come
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to the game now that we're in the second inning
I'm getting pretty hungry and I'm gonna look for
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some options like the hot dogs they have here
hamburgers typical American food that is fast
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food and I'm also going to look for some peanuts
and Cracker Jacks famous in American ballparks and
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come along with me and let's go get some food
before getting some food I just walked past
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this little area right here and behind me it's
where broadcasters will report about all things
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baseball actually there's no one behind me right
now which I'm not sure why because the game is
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going on right now maybe before or after the game
the broadcasters will be there to talk more about
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baseball right now they're probably on their break
now now I'm in the cafeteria section to get some
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food but I'm not sure what to get just yet behind
me they have a pizzeria which is actually a local
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Pizzeria La Rosa's and here they have a bunch
of local restaurants where locals like me love
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their food and we'll buy it here in the stadium
they also have some hot dogs and sausage which is
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famous in baseball people love to eat it at the
games they also have Penn Station Subs which is
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also really good but my favorite thing of all time
that they have here is the Skyline Chili and this
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is only famous in the city of Cincinnati which
they sell their famous coneys which is basically
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a hot dog with chili and cheese on top that might
sound a little bit gross to you but for me I love
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it I just bought two coneys from Skyline Chili and
guess how much it cost me it cost me seven dollars
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for each hot dog which comes up to fourteen
dollars would you you pay seven dollars for
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a hot dog? Let me know down below and what are the
normal prices for hot dog in your country normally
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Stadium prices are super high and inflated because
a lot of fans will come and buy food before
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heading back to my seat to eat my hot dogs I
wanted to show you guys the beverage section this
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is for all the fans that want to come here and
drink and eat their food also did you know that
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our beer at the stadium Just One Beer costs ten
dollars for me that is a bit outrageous because
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Stadium prices are even pricier compared to prices
that you pay at the grocery store now I'm going to
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eat my food and enjoy the game and after I eat I'm
going to teach all of you guys English Vocab and
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words about baseball I know that some of you guys
know baseball rules but also some people don't so
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let's see how many words you guys know [Music] I
just finished eating both of my seven dollar hot
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dogs but now I'm going to teach all of you guys
baseball vocabulary with Ariannita la gringa first
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off the game has nine innings so that means that
the game can end whenever it wants because each
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inning has no time limit now let's talk about how
the game works so there's one guy that throws the
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ball and one guy that hits the ball the guy that
throws the ball is called a pitcher and the guy
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that hits the ball is called a batter the key
for the batter is to hit the ball and score a
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run and the batter only has three strikes so if
each time he swings and he misses that is called
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a strike and three strikes and he's out and the
next batter will be up next the batter only gets
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four balls and after four balls he will advance
to the first base how do you know when a pitcher
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throws the ball if it's a strike or another ball?
each batter has an imaginary box that if they hit
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the ball he misses that is called a strike but if
the pitcher throws outside the imaginary box that
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is just another ball for the batter and who is
the person that sets these rules and judges if
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the ball is inside the imaginary box or not? that
person is called the Umpire baseball may be a
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very difficult sport to understand and learn but
these things that I just told you guys are just
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a little bit of the facts and vocab that you may
need to know if you attend a game like I'm doing
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right now but for now I'm gonna go ahead and watch
more of the game and I'll teach you guys some more
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English when I'm walking around if I'm visiting
a store so I'll see you guys in a little bit
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there are small shows or activities that they
do each inning and they have people that will
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drive around in a golf cart around the stadium
literally on the field and shoot up some shirts
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so the fans can grab them and take them home
this is another great way to attract more fans
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to come to the stadium and enjoy the activities
they have here another great thing about coming
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to the stadium and watching the game is coming and
buying things at the red store so come along with
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me and let's see what we can find I'm inside the
baseball store so let's see what items they have
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so they have some caps that you can put on your
head this is kind of small for me though let me
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see the price of it forty dollars for a hat
okay let's move on that's kind of expensive
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they have some Flags you can buy for your house
they also have some mugs some cups you can buy
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for your house too you know drink a sip of coffee
in the morning they also have some magnets these
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magnets will go on your refrigerator and right
here they have some jerseys so this is a jersey
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that I can buy and wear to the game as you can
see I'm just wearing all red so I don't have any
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Reds attire I'm not you know a real fan since
I don't have my Reds Jersey but look this is
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a small and this is exactly my size but let me
see the price $150 for a jersey let me know down
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below if you think this price is reasonable
to sell at a store in the stadium for me this
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is pricey for my budget so I'm not going to buy
it here I might buy it in a different store but
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definitely not here and look at this cutest
little Jersey I found this is not for babies
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this jersey is for dogs can you believe it I
wanted to buy this for my dog but I was reading
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right here and they have the sizes based on
the weight of the dog and my dog Ozuna is a
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maltipoo so he's not going to be pretty big so a
medium might be a little bit too big for him okay
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everybody we are in the last inning the ninth
inning and the game is about to end just like
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this video which I'm really sad about because I
had a great time filming it anyways go ahead and
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subscribe and give me a like for this YouTube
video if you liked it and leave a comment down
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below where I should go to next and explore to
teach all of you guys some more English Vocab
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[Applause]
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