Shadowing-Übung: English - Friends (A1-A2 - with subtitles) - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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What's your best friend like?
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I have lots of best friends actually.
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I've got nine in total.
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Yeah, because we've got like a big group of friends.
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So we all kind of, we know each other inside out.
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But I think my best, best, best friend is very much like me.
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I mean, she's basically the other half of me.
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Which is very good.
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They like football the same as me but they support different clubs.
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Her name's Rayna and she's really, really funny.
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But she's always really caring and she tries to tell me what to do.
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and give me hope.
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When did you meet her?
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In Year 6, just before I came to Swayze, when she moved from India to England.
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What do you have in common?
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Well, we both like music and we both find the same things funny.
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We all play football for football clubs.
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Lots of things, we have the same sense of humour, we both like the same subjects and we both like the same TV programmes.
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Could you tell me what are her best qualities?
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Her best qualities. Being there.
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I mean, she's always open for listening, so whenever you've got a problem you can always go to her.
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She makes me laugh and also she's like really nice when I'm upset.
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What qualities do you think are important in a friend?
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Apart from playing football well, Um...
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Like, so you can go out and, like, if you want something and you don't have the money, they will get you it.
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To be funny and to be loyal as well.
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They have to understand you.
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They have to be able to be there for you whenever you're in need or anything like that.
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Do you think that boys and girls can be just friends?
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Yes.
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Yeah, I have several boy kind of friends, which is Bip.
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You get on with them.
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I mean, whenever you want to laugh, you can always go to them and they'll always cheer you up.
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Yeah, I have lots of friends that are boys.
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Not just friends.
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It's important to like Okay.
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You could love each other or something like that.
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Are you in love at the moment?
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No.

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