Shadowing-Übung: Conversation Topics for English Learners - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube
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Hello, Dr. Hello, sir.
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Hello, Dr. Hello, sir.
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How can I help you?
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Well, I have a sore throat and body aches.
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Let me take a look at you.
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Open your mouth, please.
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Hmm, there's some inflammation.
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Do you have a cough, too?
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Yes, sometimes.
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Any fever or headache?
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Yesterday I had a mild one, but not today.
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I'm not sure about headaches, though.
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How come?
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I'm on painkillers now for body aches.
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I see.
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Do you have a runny nose, too?
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No, but I have a stuffy nose, which is very annoying.
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I can't sleep well because of this.
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Have you experienced a loss of smell or taste recently?
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No, fortunately, I don't have this problem.
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Okay, let's measure your temperature.
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Open your mouth, please, and put this under your tongue.
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It's 37.9.
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For now, it looks like a normal cold,
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but we need to run the RT-PCR to make sure.
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Sure, let's do that.
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Tilt your head back, please.
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I'm going to insert the swab into your nostril.
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Now, we'll just wait a few minutes to read the results.
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Meanwhile, I will write your prescription.
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The test will just tell us if you need to quarantine or not.
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Okay.
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Now we are ready to read the results.
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Negative.
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Thank God.
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But still, you need to take some rest for a day or two.
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Save your energy for your body to recover faster.
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Eat a lot of soup and drink a lot of herbal tea.
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I will.
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Thank you so much, Doctor.
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Anytime.
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Hi, can I help you?
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Yes.
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How much is this lather jacket?
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There's no price tag on it.
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Ah, it's $200.
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It looks very stylish.
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Is it secondhand or new?
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We don't have any secondhand clothes.
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All our stuff's new.
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Well, it's a very good price at this quality.
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Is it waterproofed?
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Yes, it is.
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It won't spoil even after getting wet.
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What size do you need?
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I need small.
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And do you have other colors too?
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No, we only have it in black.
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Would you like to try it on to see if it fits?
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Yes, of course.
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Here you go.
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Thanks.
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There's a mirror right here.
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Oh, wonderful.
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Does it fit or shall I give you another size?
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Yes, it fits perfectly.
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That red cap over there is also very nice.
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Is it expensive?
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Uh, this one?
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Not really.
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It's only ten dollars.
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Ten dollars is very reasonable.
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I'll take both the jacket and the cap.
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Perfect.
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So, which apartment do you prefer?
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I think the apartment on the fifth floor on Addison Street is good for what we need.
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The balcony has the view, that's for sure!
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Exactly, and I think it has a suitable vibe for working from home.
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Yeah, but it's not as convenient as the apartment on the first floor on Grand Avenue.
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That's true.
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It's less convenient because the neighborhood is very noisy.
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The apartment on the first floor is more spacious and has its own garden.
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We can plant some flowers and herbs there to give it a cozy home feel.
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One perk is that we can enjoy cooler summers there Heat rises,
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which means first floor apartments tend to be cooler Yeah,
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you have a point What about the bedrooms, though?
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I think the two apartments have equally big bedrooms Yes,
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that's right, but the living room on the first floor was definitely bigger That's true.
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And if we move in and make some adjustments with the furniture,
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it would be even more spacious.
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The kitchen, though, was larger on the fifth floor.
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Why do you need a large kitchen?
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Because you cook every day, chef.
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I think we need to cook our own food.
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It would be cheaper and healthier.
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The apartment is actually a bit more expensive than the one on the fifth floor.
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But it's still within our budget.
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That's right.
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So I guess we're preferring the garden over the balcony?
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I guess so.
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It seems the most logical choice.
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Let's make the final decision tomorrow and we've had a chance to sleep on it.
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That's the smartest thing you said today.
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What's going on, Brandon?
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You sounded so serious on the phone.
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I took my dad's brand new car and I had a bad accident.
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See for yourself.
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Man, you are in deep trouble.
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Thanks for the information, dude.
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Come on, help me.
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Does your father know?
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That's the problem He's out of town And I took his car without his permission
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You're gonna have to tell your dad I have another idea How about this?
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I can fix the car And keep it in the garage nicely As if nothing happened Nobody has to know
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Don't you know your dad?
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If you sneezed in front of the car,
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he'd know Okay, I know this guy.
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He's a very good friend of my dad's.
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He could fix it at a very cheap price.
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Sounds good.
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Let's get in touch with him.
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I was only able to fix the bumpers.
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What about the headlights?
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The parts aren't available in stock.
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We're going to have to order them.
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Order them?
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But that would take a few days, right?
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Five days.
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Five days?
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My father is coming tomorrow.
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Listen, you're gonna have to tell him anyway,
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whether you fixed the car or not.
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Just be honest and take responsibility for your acts.
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It'll be worse if your dad finds out you went behind his back and lied to him.
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He'll never trust you again,
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and he'll be very disappointed.
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But if you admit that what you did was wrong,
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there's a chance he might forgive you.
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I suppose I have no choice.
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Hello, can I get you something to drink?
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I'd like a glass of water, please.
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Would you like sparkling or still?
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Sparkling, please.
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And a cup of green tea for me, please.
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Now, Rita, what would you like?
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I want something healthy like the Greek salad to start with.
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Then the chicken breasts with steamed vegetables as a main course.
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Well, I think I'll have the lentil soup and the roasted chicken.
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No, maybe the grilled octopus.
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Actually, I think a steak might be nicer.
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For goodness sake, Jason, make up your mind.
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The waiter is coming.
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Are you ready to order?
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Yes!
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To start, a Greek salad.
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Is that right, Rita?
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Yes.
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And the lentil soup for me.
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And for your main course?
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I'll have the marinated chicken breast with steamed vegetables.
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And for you, sir.
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I'd like the beef steak.
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With french fries or baked potatoes?
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Baked potatoes, please.
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How would you like your steak?
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Rare?
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Medium?
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Well done?
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Rare, please.
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Uh, sorry.
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I've changed my mind.
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I'd like the beef steak with baked potatoes, too, please.
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Excellent choice.
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Would you like red or white wine with your meal?
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A bottle of red wine, please.
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Do you want to order your dessert now?
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No, thank you.
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I think we need some time to decide.
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As you wish, sir.
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This is a great party.
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Yeah, it's fun!
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The music is great and the food is wonderful!
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Did you try the spring rolls?
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They're delicious.
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Yes, I did.
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They are indeed.
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I don't really know anyone here.
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Do you?
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No, not really.
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I think a lot of these people are Tom's friends from work,
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so I don't know them.
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I'm Molly, by the way.
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I'm Joe.
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Are you a friend of Tom's?
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Well, actually, I'm his cousin.
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What about you?
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I just know him from the gym.
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Oh, I didn't know he went to the gym.
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Yeah, he works out there all the time.
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What do you do, Molly?
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I'm a student.
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I study architecture.
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Oh, really?
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Where do you go to school?
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I go to Lincoln University.
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And what do you do?
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I work for a department store.
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I'm a store manager.
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That sounds interesting.
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How do you like it?
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It's a great job.
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Hello.
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You're one of Matthew's friends, aren't you?
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That's right.
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I'm Justin.
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I'm Mark.
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Are you enjoying the party?
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Yes, sure, it's nice So,
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what do you do for a living, Justin?
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I'm a doctor Really?
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That's great I really needed to go see a doctor
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because I've had a bad stomach ache lately It's a pain that comes and goes from time to time
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What does that mean?
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Is it something bad?
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Sorry, can you excuse me?
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I've just seen Matthew over there and I want to wish him a happy birthday Okay.
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And what about the color?
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Is it too dark?
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Well...
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What would you like to drink, Michelle?
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A soda, please.
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Do you think a lighter color would make me look younger?
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Martha, Michelle's not at work now.
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Let's talk about something else.
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Oh, okay!
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Sorry!
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How do you come to class, Ashley?
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I usually ride my bike to class to avoid being stuck in traffic.
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I can keep on going through the traffic jam and I can arrive anywhere very quickly.
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It also helps me to save money.
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Isn't it dangerous?
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There are only a few bike lanes.
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And I saw that cars usually use them.
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Cyclists are forced to share them with cars.
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I think drivers who use the lanes should be fined.
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Yeah, many people tell me cycling to school is dangerous,
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yet I do it daily without incidents.
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And I'm so happy on my bike with all the exercise and fresh air I get.
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Do you wear a helmet while riding your bicycle?
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Well, not always.
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That's very bad.
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But you should always wear it,
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because it can save your life.
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A single impact with a car could kill you or cause you life-changing injuries.
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You're right.
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I'll keep that in mind.
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In diesem Gespräch hören wir einen Dialog zwischen einem Patienten und einem Arzt. Der Patient beschreibt seine Symptome, darunter Halsschmerzen und Körperbeschwerden, während der Arzt verschiedene Fragen dazu stellt. Diese Art von Dialog ist sehr nützlich für Englischlernende, da sie alltägliche medizinische Gespräche simuliert, die häufig im täglichen Leben vorkommen. Durch das Üben solcher Szenarien können Lernende nicht nur ihren Wortschatz erweitern, sondern auch ihre Kommunikationsfähigkeiten in einer realistischen Umgebung verbessern. Zudem bietet der Austausch wertvolle Einblicke in den Umgang mit gesundheitlichen Anliegen auf Englisch.
Top 5 Phrasen für die tägliche Kommunikation
- „Ich habe Halsschmerzen und Körperbeschwerden.“ – Eine häufige Klage bei Arztbesuchen.
- „Haben Sie auch Husten?“ – Eine typische Frage, die Ärzte stellen, um Symptome zu klassifizieren.
- „Ich kann wegen meiner verstopften Nase nicht gut schlafen.“ – Ein klarer Ausdruck von Unbehagen, wichtig für die Kommunikation über Gesundheit.
- „Lassen Sie uns die Temperatur messen.“ – Eine grundlegende Handlung bei medizinischen Untersuchungen.
- „Essen Sie viel Suppe und trinken Sie viel Kräutertee.“ – Eine nützliche Empfehlung zur Genesung, die häufig gegeben wird.
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