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Hola soy Ariannita! and welcome back to my YouTube channel! If you don't know anything about me,

I am an English teacher. And as you can see behind me, and from the title of this video we are at

the grocery store... but not any type of grocery store, we are at the international supermarket and

I'm so excited to show you guys what's inside because this isn't any type of grocery store

this is an American Supermarket where they have American goods and they also have international

goods from all over the world. There are two jungle gyms in the city of Cincinnati and this

supermarket is a touristic place because lots of people come here to shop for goods from all over

the world. Also if you can't understand me during this video I also have added subtitles in Spanish,

Portuguese. Before walking inside the supermarket go ahead and give me a thumbs up (a like),

and subscribe to me if you haven't already and if you want to give me a super thanks (because

that supports my videos) Now, come along with me and let's go walk inside the supermarket!

What is the first thing that you do before entering a grocery store?The

first thing you do is you can grab a shopping cart which holds a larger amount of items. And,

the second thing is you can grab a basket which holds a small amount of items and it'll go around

your arm today. I am going to use a shopping cart because I feel like I'm going to buy a lot of food

here because this is an international supermarket and I can't find these goods in my normal grocery

stores like Kroger or Walmart. Also, I live 45 minutes away from this Supermarket so I

feel like I should buy a lot of food because I want to take advantage of my time and try

new foods since I'm already here so, let me grab my shopping cart and let's walk inside.

This international market is called Jungle Jim's. And as you can see from this car behind me,

it has a zebra print to it so when we go inside you're going to see some strange things maybe

some noises of monkeys and you're going to see a jungle theme based on its name Jungle Jim's

I wanted to ask you guys... Where is the first section or department you guys go to

when you enter the grocery store? When I talk about sections or departments

these are produce sections for fruits and veggies, the dairy section, frozen foods,

the dry foods. Let me know down below where you guys go to first when you go inside the

grocery store. As I said before, this isn't any typical grocery store this is Jungle Jim's an

international Supermarket where they have lots of different themes all around me and

as you can see right behind me they have a mini movie theater where they have a mini

Cinema that tells the story of Jungle Jim's. So ,come along with me and let's go check it out!

These seats are so comfy it feels like I'm in an actual movie theater which actually

this is a mini movie theater. I might need to get myself some popcorn and a drink just

to enjoy the story of Jungle Jim's. Also, it was really hot outside so now I'm just enjoying the

fresh cool air but I have to get back to the video and teach you guys some English in the

grocery store. I'm about to tell you guys a funny story so the first time I visited

this grocery store I needed to use the bathroom really bad so I knocked on this porta potty and

no one came out and then I thought to myself... "Well right here they have an outhouse but they

don't have a door so where am I going to use the restroom?" and then someone came out from

this door and I realized inside it's actually a modernized bathroom! Let's take a look...

It's not a porta potty, it's an actual restroom. I waited like five or ten minutes to go to the

bathroom because I didn't know it was not a porta potty it was an actual restroom. So,

if you ever visit a Jungle Jim's supermarket, and you need to go to the bathroom you don't need to

knock on the door of the porta potty you can just open it up and walk inside because it's huge,

really clean, and it has a lot of toilets that you can use and flush (unlike a porta potty)!

The first section that I always visit when I enter the grocery store is called the produce section.

The produce section has fruits and vegetables. Also, another way of saying vegetables is called

veggies (this is just a shorter way to say vegetables) So fruits and veggies is where

we are at right now and compared to my normal grocery store this International supermarket

has a variety of fruits and veggies from all over the world! Now, let's start off with

some vegetable vocab! What is this called in your country? Here, it's called an eggplant eggplant.

And this one is called yellow... yellow squash. Here they have signs right above the vegetables

in case you do get confused... which sometimes I do especially with this vegetable this is zucchini

it's a zucchini squash. Zucchini is very similar to cucumber but they have a different taste,

so make sure to look at the signs so you're not confused. Just next to the zucchini there

is some garlic. Also, this is fresh garlic. This is different to the garlic in a glass container

like this one right here. I personally like the fresh garlic versus this garlic because I like the

taste of it I like things fresh. There are four different colors of peppers there's green peppers,

yellow peppers, orange peppers, and red peppers, but all of these have different

flavors. Next to the sweet peppers, there are some spicy peppers called jalapeños. And,

I know that they are spicy just by the smell of it. I'm not going to take too long in the

produce section in the fruits and veggies section, but now we're just going to play a little game

to see what kind of fruits and veggies you guys know. So, this is the first vegetable. You have

three seconds to tell me what the name of this is this is called a pea... pea! What is this called?

Ginger... Ginger! Ginger is famous and many Asian recipes. Now this one will be a little

bit tricky... What is this one called? This is called a leek leek! And this one? This

is a green onion and actually I'm growing green onions in my backyard! And what is this called?

This is called a red beet... red beet. And, they have a variety of lettuce here. They have around

five. This is called iceberg lettuce, and I'm going to use the signs to help me because I don't

know. They also have some Boston lettuce, the romaine lettuce, the red leaf lettuce, and the

green leaf lettuce. Let me know down below if you guys have a variety of lettuce in your country!

I've gotta be honest with you guys I'm from the United States and I honestly don't know

what some fruits or veggies are called inside this grocery store! I don't even know how to

eat this... Do I cut it? Do I eat it raw? Can I eat the outside of it? or Do I have to bake

this in order to eat it? Is this a fruit since it's a bitter melon or is this a vegetable?

Now I'm in the fresh fruit section so we're gonna play another game like we did before where

I'm going to show you some fruits. I'm going to start off with the easiest one first and

move on to the hard ones. What is this called? This is called a dragon fruit. And this one?

This is called a mango. Dragon fruit, mango. What is this fruit called?

This is called a papaya, papaya. And this one?

This is called a coconut, coconut. Now, I'm going to show you two of the most difficult fruits that

I found that I do not even know the name of so this one, What is it called? I'm looking

at the sign this is a tropical rambutan. I don't even know if I'm saying that right! And this one

this is a pepino melon, pepino melon and it has a lot of spikes all around this fruit. If

you've guessed both of these correctly I think you guys are fruit experts. My shopping cart

is empty since I don't need any vegetables but I might grab a peach, or two peaches!

I'm in the bakery section where I can get my bread, my pastries, or my sweet treats. In the

bread section they have some pita bread and they also have some Hawaiian bread. I'm going to grab

a pack of Hawaiian bread rolls because I love eating these at home. Before moving on to the

next section, I'm going to get myself some dessert so I'm going to grab a package of M&M cookies for

my house. Look at how cute this honey dipper is! And, you would use this with your jar of

honey and as you can see behind me they have a bunch of different types of honey. Do you guys

eat honey? and How do you eat your honey? Do you eat it with crackers? Do you eat it with a

cheese board? Let me know down below! Behind me we are in the meat section, where you can find

different types of meats like beef, like chicken, and pork.They have lots of different cuts of meat,

so come along with me and let's see what type of meat they have here. This is a ribeye steak

and this right here is a bone-in rib eye because it has a bone inside of it. And this right here

filet mignon is one of the most expensive cuts of meat at $27.80 look at this small cut of meat

compared to this one. This is just normal beef and it's $17. $17 compared to $27 which one would you

choose? I should have told you before, but if you're a vegan you can go ahead and skip this

part, but here in America we love to eat burgers. So you could eat burgers just buying ground beef

like this or you can have pre-made patties ready for the grill. Now, I'm in the chicken section

of the meat section. So they have different types of chicken they have regular chicken breasts that

are inside this package, or you can just buy a whole rotisserie chicken this big 'ole boy right

here. My favorite type of chicken are the chicken breasts that I showed you before, or the chicken

wings. Now, I'm in the pork section I personally don't eat a lot of pork, but when I do I choose

ribs. My dad absolutely loves eating ribs because we like to grill it out on the barbecue. Now look

at this in Jungle Jim's they have live lobsters. I'm not sure why they have them here, but this

is one of the unique things they have in this International supermarket. And, I think you can't

find it in a regular grocery store. Now, look at the price of the lobsters $12.99 per pound.

What else can you find in the seafood section? You can find shrimp, scallops,

bass, and salmon. Notice how I did not pronounce the L in salmon like you do in Spanish (Salmon).

You pronounce it salmon, salmon! Look who I found behind me! No one other than Albert Einstein and

he's inside this machine. Unfortunately I do not have change on me, so I can't put my

quarter inside this thing. Anyway, let's keep on moving on, but I'll say bye to Albert Einstein!

This grocery store has two sections they have the Americanized grocery section where you normally

would find things like in your local Kroger or Walmart, and they have an international section

where you find things from different countries. Let's start off with the American Grocery section

and learn some vocab! Right now, I am in an aisle. An aisle is a pathway that you can walk through

with similar types of food. In this aisle (aisle seven) they have chips so let's see what chips we

can find. Right here, they have some Doritos. I love Doritos and these are the party size look at

the difference between these Doritos versus these Doritos. This one is a bit smaller than this one.

Now I'm in the canned food aisle. Notice when I pronounce the word aisle I did not pronounce

letter 'S" Aisle. What can you find in a can? You can find a bunch of different canned soups right

here and to my left you can also find vegetables like corn, peas, spinach, all different types of

vegetables. Canned food is really good because it does not expire as fast as fresh fruits or

vegetables so it can last longer and you only need a can opener to open up the canned food. And,

you can heat it up easily so it takes less time to prepare. Now I'm in aisle six in the cereal

aisle and look at the abundance of cereals behind me. They have different brands like Fruit Loops,

Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Here they have a variety of different types of cereals and they also come

in different sizes. Look at this giant size of cereal and the price of it is around seven

dollars. I think if I bought this I can last for about four months by myself. Now,

I'm in the beverage aisle where you can find so many different types and flavors of beverages.

So to my left you have Coca-Cola products and these are in 2 liter bottles and below the 2 liter

Coke bottles you have the mini cans. And this is what a mini can looks like. It's obviously smaller

than a two liter. And, they have even more flavors like Sprite, Fanta and this does not look like a

2 liter because this is 1.25 liters and this is definitely a lot skinnier compared to this one. As

we walk down, over here they have more beverages like Fanta look at how many flavors they have!

They have orange Fanta, pineapple, strawberry... I didn't know they had so many Fanta flavors.

I gotta try those in a little bit. And across from the soft drinks, there is water so this is

a giant bottle of water and it's plastic. I have a question for you guys. Do you guys buy big plastic

bottles of water like this in your country? Because I know in some countries you normally

just boil the water and then you can drink it. And this costs $1.19. Look at all all of the different

types of brands and sizes of bottles of water. For example, they have a 24 pack. Below it they

have a mini pack (it's kind of like the Coke cans that I just showed you you have a mini pack and

then you have a bigger one) and this brand right here called Fiji is two for five dollars and for

me that is very expensive because this is imported straight from Fiji so people like the taste of it.

Let's see what else we can find... Wow this glass bottle of water is four dollars. Would you buy

a glass bottle of water for four dollars? Let me know down below! Behind me they have sports drinks

like Powerade and Gatorade so you normally would only drink sports drinks before or after going

to the gym because they're full of electrolytes. And behind me you can see the 12 packs of Coke.

Americans absolutely love their Coke products and these sell so fast. Next to the regular Coca-Cola

they have the diet coke which has no sugar and and no calories and then they have Coke Zero next to

it which just has no sugar. And then over here, they have some more 12 packs of Pepsi which is

similar to Coke but it has a different taste and then they have Diet Pepsi (it's the same thing

like the diet coke it has no calories), and they have the Mountain Dew notice how I pronounce the

word Mountain because this is a glottal stop so you do not pronounce the 'T' in the glottal stop

you will say Mountain Dew, Mountain Dew. Have you guys tried Mountain Dew before? Let me know down

below. Next to the Mountain Dew of course they have the diet Mountain Dew (like the diet coke,

diet Pepsi) and then they have seven up, root beer, sunkist, and they have even more 12 packs.

Now let's move on to the dairy section. Moving on to the dairy section there are milk products,

cheese, yogurt, and surprisingly eggs. The milk is inside a refrigerator to keep it nice and cool

and prevent it from expiring. Now, I'm going to show you the different prices of different

milks. I'm going to open up this refrigerator and this gallon of milk is whole milk and it's

$3.99. Next to the whole milk they have the 2% gallon milk which is also $3.99 and over here

they have whole milk but it is organic so it is a lot pricier than the normal gallon milk it's at

$6.19. Now I'm in the frozen section where we have frozen food and as you can see I have goosebumps

because this section is cold because they have a lot of freezers here. So frozen food basically

consists of food frozen inside of a box that is pre-made and ready to heat up. Let's see what we

can find... right here is pre-made chili so what you do is you just open up the box put it in your

microwave and then it's done! Americans love to eat frozen food because they work a lot and

sometimes don't have time to cook for themselves at home so this is a great way to eat at home

and frozen food is pretty cheap for Americans too. Personally, I don't like frozen food because

the taste might be a little bit different and I like eating fresh food prepared at home. Frozen

food consists of pizza, frozen dinners, pot pies, appetizers, frozen chicken, frozen rice,

and many more. Behind me is the deli section where you can get fresh sliced meat and cheese.

One of the last sections of this Supermarket is their liquor section where they have a bunch

of beer, wine, and hard liquor that they sell here. If you go to an American party,

you might find white claw there and what is this? This is a hard seltzer that has carbonation and

has a different taste compared to beer. And right here they have non-alcoholic beverages like beer.

If you like the taste of beer, but you're pregnant, if you're sick, or you're taking

antibiotics and you can't drink liquor this is a great way to buy beer. Now I'm in the wine

section. Now if you think there's only one type of wine there aren't. Here are the different types of

wine and each type has a different flavor right. Here they have Sauvignon, they have Chardonnay,

Cabernet. Over here they have some pineapple sangria which actually sounds really good,

raspberry sangria. Here, they have Pinot Noir, Pinot Grigio, Merlot, and at the very bottom they

have some more Pinot Noir, and sweet red wines. And they also have some boxed wine which can be

used at parties if people want to pour their wine themselves. You can also use boxed wine

to cook and sometimes boxed wine is cheaper than the glass bottle. Now, I'm in the international

part of the grocery store and it's my favorite part because you can find food from all over the

world! For example, I'm in the Hispanic aisle and you can find food from countries based on

the signs they have here. For example this is a sign and it says Mexico, so in this aisle I

can find items that are found in Mexico. Also, I know I'm in the Mexican aisle because there's a

piñata above me! And next to Mexico is Venezuela so they have products imported from Venezuela,

and it's not a secret that I love Venezuelan food so I'm going to take this Cocosette home for me!

Now, I have teleported my myself to Colombia and they have a bunch of sweet treats wow look

at these lollipops. This is passion fruit and it looks so good! Now I'm in Argentina and I

found myself some mate. Which mate should I get? Which team is better? Let me know down below!

Now I'm in Peru and I haven't found a lot of candies but they have a bunch of jars of

different spices. Now I'm in Brazil and I have a bunch of Brazilian friends and they told me

to get Guarana which is a two liter soda, so I'm gonna get it for myself. Moving on

away from Latin America right now I'm in Europe so you can buy things from France,

from Holland (which is now called the Netherlands) and they even have these wooden pair of shoes

that you can buy from the Netherlands. Now I'm in Asia and as you can see behind me this is just an

aisle of beverages full of tea and Asians are famous for their teas and bubble teas. So I'm

gonna try some out. I'm gonna try this one (the strawberry) and this one. This is not a bubble

tea this is just a famous Asian drink. I'm still in the Asian aisle but look at this cute little

lunchbox I found and the price of it is $23.99 rounding up to $24. But how does this lunchbox

work? So you just open up the top of it and I'm assuming this would be the rice bowl but wow look

at the difference between American lunch boxes and a traditional Asian lunch box. Now I'm finished

with my shopping trip and before I leave I need to pay for my food and to pay for my food I am going

to check out the food at the checkout counter. I'm emptying the cart by placing my groceries

on the conveyor belt so the cashier can scan each item. I am paying with a credit card but you can

also use cash. While I am paying, the cashier is bagging the groceries in a plastic bag and

putting them back in the shopping cart. Now I am swiping my card to pay for the groceries.

I'm finally done bagging my groceries and ready to go home. Okay guys I'm finally finished with this

YouTube video and I'm going to let you guys know what I spent on my receipt it says that I spent

$38.86 and my groceries I just bought a bunch of snacks because I wanted to try snacks from

all over the world. Okay guys if you like this video go ahead and give me a thumbs up a like,

and subscribe if you haven't already. And, if you want to support me give me

a super thanks. I'm ready to go home but I'm late for my train so I gotta go bye!

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