Shadowing-Übung: The Suite Life with Phuwin Tangsakyuen - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Does she say Aloi Mak Maan?
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Yes.
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Aloi Mak Maan.
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Hi.
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This is very relaxing.
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Yeah.
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You look quite relaxed.
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Thank you.
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What do you like to do every time you revisit Singapore?
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I'm a big walker.
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I like to walk around cities, around foreign countries that I go to.
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Apart from walking around the city, I like to go to their public parks.
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And Singapore is very well known for their parks.
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Is there a particular Singaporean or local cuisine that you love to have every time?
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Something that my mother loves dearly is the pandan chiffon cake.
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I buy those for her as souvenirs every time I come here to Singapore.
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And that is one thing that she has been looking forward for the end of this trip.
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Does she say, Aloi Mak Maan?
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Yes, Aloi Mak Maan.
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Your name translates to one who is blessed.
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What part of your life makes you feel most blessed?
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I have very, very supportive friends, very, very supportive family.
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I am very, very blessed to have a nice community to fall back on, a nice circle of friends and people who support me all the way.
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When it comes to your family, what do they think about this big life that you're leading now?
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I think that they probably never expected it.
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They've told me on multiple occasions that when someone sees our surname and then they ask the question whether we're related, it still weirds them out.
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What would you say is the secret to your chemistry with PON?
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We are very aware of each other.
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There's this Thai word, it's called It's along the lines of not going through the other person's boundaries.
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Being aware of the things that the other person likes,
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dislikes, this is something that has helped us a lot in our working relationship, in our personal relationship and other things.
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Even now, if you don't get chosen for something, because this industry of showbiz is all about being chosen, How does that affect you?
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I would have to say it would be hard, because not having something and gaining something is an easier feeling than having something and losing it.
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What has intrigued you most about fame?
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I'm thinking whether I should say this or not.
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Save space.
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OK, save space.
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I would say it's the amount of weird hate.
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You read through the comments, and then you're just confused.
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Do you sort of have the urge to sort of clear things up or set the record straight, or do you just now just say, you know what, it's just noise?
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I have the urge to clear things up, but at the end of the day, like you said, it's noise.
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And I have also found out the hard way that if you clear things up, it creates another whole can of worms, so...
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Yeah.
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What would you say to up-and-coming actors or people trying to break through or achieve something in their life?
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There's this very, very recent interview done by an actor called Peanut Jelly.
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He said in that interview that you have to be familiar with the failure more than success.
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9 out of 10 times you are not going to succeed.
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There's only going to be one person who's going to get that role, right?
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More than likely, the person who gets that role is also going to be someone you know.
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You also have to be familiar with enjoying other people's success.
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What do your fans usually say to you when they recognize you on the street?
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Mostly if the Thai fans see me, they'll try to pretend that they didn't see me and try to discreetly make eye contact.
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If it's international fans, they'll just whip out their phones.
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There's this fond memory where I have, this is back in Bangkok, so I was taking a train back home, right?
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I noticed that one of the people on the train recognized me.
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We got off at the same station, we were walking to around the same area, same district.
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And it got to the point where the fan, I totally understand her, she got nervous, and so she turn around and then she said,
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please don't worry, I'm not following you, I'm just going home.
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I'm not a stalker.
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Yeah, I'm not a stalker, I'm just walking home.
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Is there a particular director that you would love to work with?
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Christopher Nolan, definitely.
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Another name that popped up was James Gunn.
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But they're two very distinct genres, right?
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Between like Nolan style film and James Gunn's more like superhero stuff.
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But yeah, both would be very interesting to work with.
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Wait, are we gonna see you as a superhero one day?
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Sato.
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Sato basically means like bless you or like hopefully.
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What do you do to reconnect with yourself?
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I'm someone who's really into cars.
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I really enjoy driving, and a late night drive tends to clear my mind pretty well.
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Are we in silence?
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Do we have the music blasting?
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Are the windows down?
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Windows are up, music is blasting.
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Just me and the focus of the road.
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What do you feel most grateful for?
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For the fans, for the opportunity.
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How many times would I have the opportunity opportunity to fly around the world, meet people from all around the world, work with them.
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How many times in my in a person's lifetime would they be able to perform a concert in an arena setting?
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That is something that I am extremely grateful for and it is a thought that has constantly crossed my mind
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ever since I started working until now.
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On that note, thank you so much.
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Thank you as well.
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And I will just let you be and rest in this gigantic bed.
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Thank you.
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Kapun ka.
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Kapun e khat.

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