Learn english with See

A virus has decimated humankind. Those who survived emerged blind. Centuries later when twins are born with the mythic ability to see, their father must protect his tribe against a threatened queen.

Why learn english with See?

"See" tells the story of a future where humans have lost the ability to see. You'll follow Baba Voss, a fierce warrior, and his family as they navigate a dangerous world filled with tribal conflicts and the threat of Witchfinders. The show introduces lots of interesting vocabulary related to survival, senses, and tribal life. For example, you’ll learn words like "scentier" (someone who uses their sense of smell to track), "presage" (to predict the future), and "Alkenny" (the name of the tribe). You'll also hear a lot of action-packed dialogue and descriptions of the environment, helping you expand your English vocabulary and understand how to describe the world around you. The show explores important themes of family, loyalty, and the struggle for power. You’ll experience a range of emotions, from fear and suspense to love and hope, as you follow the characters' journeys. The language used is a mix of formal and informal speech, with some characters speaking in a more traditional or poetic style, while others use more modern slang. This variety will expose you to different ways of expressing yourself in English. You'll also learn how tone of voice and word choice can convey different feelings. Learning English with "See" can be really helpful for several reasons. The clear pronunciation and engaging storyline make it easy to follow along, even if you're a beginner. The frequent dialogue provides many opportunities to practice your listening comprehension and learn new words. Because the characters experience such a wide range of emotions, the show helps you learn how to express feelings in English. Plus, "See" is an exciting and thought-provoking show, which makes learning English more fun and motivating!

Words from See

Here are the first 15 of the more difficult words in See:

bless: to make something holy with a prayer
bud: a small part of a plant which becomes a flower or leaf
slippery: difficult to hold, stand on, or move on due to its smooth, wet, or polished surface
sip: to drink by taking small amounts
lug: a handle or support that sticks out from an object
raid: a surprise attack for various purposes, such as war, law enforcement, or criminal activity
reed: a tall, hollow plant that grows in water
presage: a sign or warning of something unpleasant that will happen
savage: wild, violent, aggressive or cruel
intent: giving all your attention and interest to something
dozen: a group of approximately twelve of the same thing
vow: a serious or formal promise or decision
glorious: very beautiful, wonderful, or deserving great praise
belly: the lower part of the body or the curved part of an object
nomad: a member of a group that travels with their animals to find new places to live