Easter
is celebrated every spring. In this video, I will teach you where Easter comes from and why it is celebrated by Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox Christians in many different countries. It’s also a secular holiday, which means that not everybody thinks of it as a religious festival—it’s complicated, because it has been changing and developing for hundreds of years. I’ll also tell you about the customs and symbols of Easter that you will encounter in the UK and North America. Watch this lesson and learn more about Western culture and traditions. You’ll learn about everything from Jesus on the cross to chocolate eggs.
36 COMMENTS
made mistake , word pagan
He describes the aspects of an object that change over time
I am confused that, that refers to object or obeject’s aspects plz
He describes the aspects of an object that change over time
I am confused that, that refers to object or obeject’s aspects.
plz help me
Thank you, Gill. Very interesting theme
Hello! Hope you are fine. Sorry! I am a new on this program. May you let me know where to starting with my studies of English please?
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Excellent lesson as well as the quiz.
I wish you, dear teacher, a wonderful Easter.
Thank you very much for your wonderful lessons.
They are always useful and informative.
Many thanks.
Interesting lesson to learn more about traditions and religions. Thank you Gill.
Happy Easter Gill!!!Thanks for your interesting lesson ;)
thanks Adam
Thanks a lot, Jill, for such an interesting lesson! Happy Easter! Have a good rest! Be happy and righteous!
9/10 , Lovely lesson.
Gain more knowledge in the history and tradition of western culture
Happy Easter!
In my language Good Friday is called Big Friday.
Very good video
So clear! I love this teacher! :=)
Interesting knowledge about Easter holiday. I am in the Germany now. The lesson is useful for me.
Hi Gill, I wish you a very happy Easter!. The way you celebrate it in England is almost the same we do in my country “Argentina” but, we take Thursday and Friday on holiday instead of Friday and Monday. Thanks for the lesson, it was very interesting. Till the next one.
its very interesting. thank for the information, from philippines here
Thanks very much may God reward you am really learnt a lot in this site I wish all the best my teachers God bless you
Hi..thanks for your help…how can i download these movies?
I can’t see the lesson.
Hi Gill,
Thank you for this lesson.
I would like to go to London for 2 months an enjoy taking english classes. Do you have a school list to advise me? Thank you in advance.
great and increase my cuture .thank you teacher
Excellent lesson
i need to learn English but i confused ,
where to start education to study english ?
what is best and simple way ?
Hi Ayman!
If you want to learn English, I am sure you are in the right place! I recommend you to start from the lessons for beginners and then increase the level little by little.
It’s also a good idea to buy an English student book or grammar to improve all your skills.
Finally, I suggest you to practise English chatting with foreigners. If you don’t have this opportunity in your real life (like me), you should try to make international friends on the internet. I talk in English on Skype very often and I love it. You can find nice partners in this website.
http://www.speaking24.com
Regards from Brazil!
The voice had problems in beginning of the video so pls try to fix it and make more religious videos like that.I liked it, 80 percent of 100 rare drop?
I wanted to say is it normal stat?
9/10 but on my opinion this – helpfull and interesting – lesson was more ADVANCED than INTERMEDIATE.
Thank you for being truthful in this topic. Really, the Easter has nothing in common with Christ because it was celebrated long before Jesus’s death and in non-christian countries.
Very nice teaching . easy to understanding
Thank you very much teacher .
I really like the easter chocolate eggs :9 Thank you for the lesson teacher Gill!
Thank you Ms. Gill.
6/10
thanks a lot Gill,hugs (Kazakhstan,11 0ct2021)
I am secular person
Thank you Gill.
Thanks Mrs.Gill, you are a well-educated person. In Germany Good Friday is called Karfreitag because of the suffering of Jesus on the cross.
The English view of this special day is much better. Good for us because God’s Son stands up for us sinner. That’s Christian belief.