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Luyện nghe tiếng Anh cho người mới - chậm rãi || Nghe nhiều là giỏi || My Father

Hãy cũng luyện nghe tiếng Anh qua 1 đoạn văn ngắn. My Father My father is the most important person in my life. He is not famous, not rich, and not perfect, but to me, he is a true hero. He is the man who taught me how to walk, how to speak, and how to be a good person. When I was a little child, I always waited for him to come home from work. As soon as I heard his motorbike outside, I would run to the door and hug him tightly. He would smile, pat my head, and ask, “Have you been good today?” Every morning, my father wakes up before the sun rises. He drinks a cup of coffee, puts on his old jacket, and goes to work. Even when he is tired or the weather is cold, he never complains. He just says, “It’s okay, I have to work for my family.” I didn’t understand those words when I was small, but now I know how much love was hidden in them. He worked so hard to give me a better life. My father doesn’t talk a lot, but when he does, his words stay in my heart. He often says, “Be honest. Be kind. Work hard.” These simple words are like a light that guides me through life. When I make mistakes, he never shouts. He just looks at me and says, “It’s okay. Everyone makes mistakes. What matters is that you learn from them.” That makes me feel loved and safe. Sometimes, when I look at him, I see wrinkles on his face and gray hair on his head. It makes me a little sad because I know he is getting older. I wish I could stop time and keep him strong forever. But I also feel proud because those wrinkles show his love, his sacrifice, and his years of hard work. They are like medals of honor from a life full of giving. Now that I’m older, I realize my father never asked for anything for himself. He gave everything to his family. He wanted nothing but to see me happy and healthy. His love is quiet, but it’s always there—like the sun behind the clouds, always shining even when you can’t see it. I hope one day I can be as patient, kind, and strong as he is. I want to make him proud and give him the peace he deserves. My father may not often say “I love you,” but I can feel it in every small thing he does—in the way he fixes my bike, the way he worries when I’m sick, and the way he smiles when I succeed. He is my father, my hero, my teacher, and my best friend. I love him more than words can ever say. #hoctienganh #tienganhchonguoimoibatdau