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Room 980.
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Do enjoy your stay.
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I have you for two nights.
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Depending on business, it may be more.
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Of course, sir.
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So when did the old place get a facelift?
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Around four years ago.
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But I assure you, sir, she really hasn't changed much.
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Same owner.
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Same owner.
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Room 818.
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And as always, it is a pleasure having you with us again, Mr.
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Wick.
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Good evening, Mr.
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Wick.
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Good evening.
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How may I be of service?
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He's a doctorate.
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Yes, sir.
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24-7.
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Send him up, please.
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Yes, sir.
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How gets your laundry?
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I'm sorry to say that no one's that good.
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No.
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I thought not.
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May I suggest a drink, sir?
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Bourbon, perhaps?
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That sounds perfect.
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Yes?
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I apologize for calling you out to this hour, We have received a number of grievances from your floor concerning the noise.
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My apologies.
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I was dealing with an uninvited guest.
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Have you need an off-site?
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A dinner reservation, perhaps?
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Perhaps.
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I have to get back to you.
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How good to see you again so soon, Mr.
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Wick.
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Shall I announce you?
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Yes, please.
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Stay.
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Mr.
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Wick is on his way to see you, sir.
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Do you board?
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I'm sorry to say so, but this facility does not.
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I, however, would be willing to accept the responsibility, should you wish.
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I appreciate that.
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Does he have a name, sir?
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No.
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Good dog.
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Stay.
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Good evening.
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Is the manager in?
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The manager is always in.
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I'm here to see Santino D'Antonio.
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He's waiting for you in the lounge, sir.
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How was he?
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He was a good dog.
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I have enjoyed his company.
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Let's go home.
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Mr.
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Wick, if you would be so inclined.
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It has been a pleasure, Mr.
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Wick.
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Goodbye.
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I do hope that Mr.
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Wick finds his way to safety.
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He knew the rules, he broke them.
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Killed a man and company granted her all.
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Do you expect him to make the balance?
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$14 million bounty on his head.
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Every interested party in this city wants a piece of it, I'd say the altar would even.
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Welcome to the Cotinatal.
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How may I help you?
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Sir, there is an adjudicator here to see you.
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Very well, sir.
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The manager is in the lounge.
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Sir, put your weapon down.
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He's excommunicado.
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Unless you wish to become the same, I suggest you lower your gun.
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I'd like to see the manager.
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Of course, if you would be so kind as to follow me.
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Please take a seat.
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I will let him know you have arrived.
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The manager is ready for you now in the administrative lounge, sir.
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Remember, sir, these will be high-table forces.
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We may have to consider our choices carefully.
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Why?
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Much has changed during the time away.
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Like what?
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Well, let us say we have made armor improvements.
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May I suggest the 2011 combat master in combination with the 9mm meter meter?
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125 grain, 1425 feet per second.
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Serious business.
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Thank you.
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Let us begin.
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Shiro, would you help set the mood for our new guests?
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Of course, sir.
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I know you'll do the continental proud.
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I'll see you soon, sir.
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Armor improvements.
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12 gauge steel slugs.
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Armor piercing.
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Are we in place?
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Oh very much, sir.
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What are we going to do about John Wick?
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Oh, he has to die.
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Well played, sir.
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How long do you estimate until we open?
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Well, it should be no time at all.
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How far can he get?
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Context & Background

The dialogue extracted from the video features Mr. Wick, a well-known character, interacting in a high-end hotel environment. This setting provides a unique context that blends professionalism with elements of hospitality. The speaker uses formal language, indicating a relationship that has developed over time between the hotel staff and Mr. Wick. This context is beneficial for English learners as it encapsulates everyday scenarios where formal and polite language is essential, enhancing the vocabulary and speaking styles of learners aiming to improve their English pronunciation and fluency.

Top 5 Phrases for Daily Communication

  • “Do enjoy your stay.” - A friendly and welcoming phrase used in hospitality.
  • “How may I be of service?” - A polite inquiry indicating willingness to help.
  • “Perhaps.” - A soft way to suggest an idea or a plan.
  • “I appreciate that.” - A respectful acknowledgment of someone’s offer or help.
  • “May I suggest a drink?” - A courteous way to offer recommendations.

These phrases can enhance your English speaking practice in both formal and casual conversations, helping you communicate effectively in various social settings.

Step-by-step Shadowing Guide

To tackle the dialogue in this video, follow these steps leveraging the shadowing technique to enhance your speaking skills:

  1. Listen Carefully: Play the video and focus on the pronunciation, tone, and rhythm of the speaker. Pay attention to how emotions and context shape their speech.
  2. Repeat After: Restart the segment and repeat phrases immediately after the speaker. This will help you improve English pronunciation and mimic the natural flow of conversation.
  3. Record Yourself: Use your device to record your voice as you shadow the dialogue. Listening to your recordings can provide insight into areas that need improvement.
  4. Practice with Context: Try using the phrases in your conversations. Write dialogues inspired by the context of the video to reinforce your understanding and applicability.
  5. Engage with a Partner: Use a shadowing site or find a friend to practice with. Engaging in real conversations aids in reinforcing what you’ve learned.

By following these steps, you can effectively use the shadowing technique to learn English with YouTube, gaining fluency while enjoying engaging content.

Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?

Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.

Comment pratiquer efficacement sur ShadowingEnglish

  1. Choisissez votre vidéo : Choisissez une vidéo YouTube avec un anglais clair et naturel. Les TED Talks, BBC News, scènes de films, podcasts sont parfaits. Collez l'URL dans la barre de recherche.
  2. Écoutez d'abord, comprenez le contexte : La première fois, gardez la vitesse à 1x et écoutez simplement. Ne répétez pas encore. Concentrez-vous sur la compréhension du sens.
  3. Configurez le mode Shadowing :
    • Mode d'attente : Choisissez +3s ou +5s — après chaque phrase, la vidéo se met automatiquement en pause pour que vous puissiez répéter.
    • Sync sous-titres : Les sous-titres YouTube peuvent parfois être décalés. Utilisez ±100ms pour les aligner.
  4. Faites du Shadowing à voix haute (la pratique essentielle) : Dès qu'une phrase est jouée — ou pendant la pause — répétez-la à voix haute, clairement et avec confiance. Imitez le rythme, les accents et l'intonation du locuteur.
  5. Augmentez le défi : Une fois à l'aise avec un passage, augmentez la vitesse à <code>1.25x</code> ou <code>1.5x</code>. Pratiquez 15 à 30 minutes par jour pour des résultats visibles en quelques semaines.

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