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* The Daily English Show (Sarah Lilburn): View online, download the MP4 file, or subscribe with iTunes
RSS = http://feeds.feedburner.com/tdes
Auld Lang Syne (Learn a Song Podcast) - Video Version for New Year's Eve (Charles Kelly): Sing the song while looking at the lyrics.
Children of Japan (1941) - Part 1 (Video Podcast): Watch the video, read the text and look up words that you don't know.
Children of Japan (1941) - Part 2 (Video Podcast): Watch the video, read the text and look up words that you don't know.
Children of Japan (1941) - Part 3 (Video Podcast): Watch the video, read the text and look up words that you don't know.
Children of Japan (1941) - Part 4 (Video Podcast): Watch the video, read the text and look up words that you don't know.
Children of Japan (1941) - Part 5 (Video Podcast): Watch the video, read the text and look up words that you don't know.
Clips from Movies (Videos on YouTube) (Harmon Abilene): Each with about 5 multiple-choice comprehension questions.
Counting Video (People in Order) (The Portable Film Festival): Good for ESL students: watch many people beat a drum and give their age.
DavidOsaka's Videos for Young Learners (YouTube): Songs about Colors, Shapes, Months, Animals, etc.
Debikun.com's Videos for English Study: For children
emol.org/movies - Free Movies (mpeg1 downloads and streaming): They are old movies, but downloadable. Bob Hope, Shirley Temple (Pre-1950's) For upper-level students. You should be aware that sometimes old movies use expressions that are not often used today.
EnglishBaby's Videos (http://projects.serverboy.net/widge): Normal speed, natural conversations, aimed at the more advanced student.
ESLpodTV (Paul Carr): ESL video and MP3 podcasts. British English. (Sometimes Japanese English.)
ESLpodTV Lesson 14 - A Japanese Festival (1:48 Derivative): Video in slow and clear English by an Australian. Subtitled in English.
ESLpodTV.KibishiPaul.com (Paul Carr): Video, accompanying text and vocabulary list. (every two weeks)
RSS = http://kibishipaul.com/blog1/feed/
ESLvideo.com: Embedded YouTube videos with quizzes for ESL/EFL students.
Family Album USA: Macmillian's vidiocassettes on YouTube.
grouper.com/video/esl: Similar to YouTube, DailyMotion, etc. But you can also download for iPod or PSP.
Jennifer's ESL Lessons on YouTube.com: American Slang, Common Mistakes, English Vocabulary, etc.
Jingle Bells (Learn a Song Podcast) - Video Version for Christmas (Charles Kelly): Listen and repeat phrase by phrase, then sing the whole song. Lyrics are shown.
Learn Restaurant Vocabulary (YouTube.com Video) (Jacob Richman): bread, breakfast, cake, chair, dessert, dinner, eggs, fork, glass, lunch, ...
LearnAmericanEnglishOnline.com - Video Lessons [FRAME] (Paul Selcke): My videos on YouTube.com
Miro Internet TV Player - Windows, Mac or Linux: Maybe this is the best way to watch English language videos. It's free.
MP4 Movies (Public Domain): For advanced students. Old classic movies Video iPod and PSP Compatible
RSS = http://feeds.feedburner.com/mp4
myEFA.org - English for All: If you like, you can download all the video file using the RSS feed.
RSS = http://www.myefa.org/podcast/myefapodcasts.xml
PBS Frontline - Watch Online Videos: It's aimed at native English speakers, but can be used by advanced students.
Ryan Higgins' ESL Lessons on YouTube.com: IELTS Argument Essay Writing, How to Write a Letter,
Super Simple Songs by MILK (Moving, Imagining, Laughing Kids) [FRAME]: YouTube.com videos
The Law of Life (A Story by Jack London): Listen and read along with this 14-minute video in VOA Special English.
Tiny Tots Japan [FRAME]: Videos in English and Japanese for children studying English
Tony and Thomas Take Tokyo [FRAME] (Thomas Sorensen): Easy English videos with subtitles.
Virtual University: Video Interviews and Exercises (Brian Teaman): Native and non-native speakers of English living in Japan are interviewed.
www.archive.org/details/feature_films (Claimed to be public domain): Over 600 classic videos in MP4 (for iPod, etc.), MP2 (for DVDs) and MPEG1.
www.debikun.com - Kid's Videos (David Martin): Lots of Shapes, Animals Everywhere, ABC Phonics, Where's Eggy Been?, ...
www.ExpertVillage.com - Free Online How-To Videos from Experts (Requires the Flash 8 or Newer): Automotive & Mechanical, Crafts, Food, Health, Garden, Music, Parenting, ...
www.guba.com/home_free: Watch other people's videos or upload your own. Requires Flash
www.myspace.com's videos: Watch other people's videos or upload your own. Requires Flash
www.vidiac.com: Watch other people's videos or upload your own. Requires Flash
www.youtube.com: Watch other people's videos or upload your own. Requires Flash
www.youtube.com - 15 Vowel Sounds of American English (Part 1): Listen to me say the words while you look at the written words.
www.youtube.com - 15 Vowel Sounds of American English (Part 2): Listen to me say the words while you look at the written words.
www.youtube.com - Animals ESL Video - What Animal Is This? (5:20) (Chinav Log): Listen to the question, see a photo or video, then hear the answer.
www.youtube.com - Countable - Noncountable Nouns (Marcus): 11 videos
www.YouTube.com - English Teacher John's Adventure Pod (John Koons): Interview with Charlie about a one-year cycling trip around Japan.
www.youtube.com - English Verbs That Start with A (8:36) (Ji Shui laoshi): Jeff introduces verbs and does a sketch about cookies.
www.youtube.com - English Verbs That Start with A, B, C, ... (Ji Shui laoshi): Watch the video and listen for verbs that start with A or B, etc.
www.youtube.com - English Verbs That Start with B (8:00) (Ji Shui laoshi): Jeff introduces verbs and does a sketch about mahjong. (bored, breathe, ...
www.youtube.com - English Verbs That Start with C (9:24) (Ji Shui laoshi): Jeff introduces verbs and does a sketch about a card game.
www.youtube.com - English Verbs That Start with D (10:33) (Ji Shui laoshi): Jeff introduces verbs and does a sketch about the fabric market.
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