Shadowing Practice: Name for the Order - История для продвинутых начинающих (A2) 🎧 Английский НА СЛУХ - Learn English Speaking with Video
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Friends, we have prepared for you a new story for English to speak.
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This story is for the advanced beginners.
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For the best results, go to the end of the lesson.
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And you can definitely repeat it at least once again.
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regular repetition is the key to successful learning language Before we start,
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please, please like and subscribe to our channel, so not to forget the new lessons.
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Happy listening!
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First, let's discuss the words and phrases. In line. In the end. In line.
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Size.
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размер.
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Size.
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medium.
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средний.
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medium.
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Whole milk.
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Cельное молоко.
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Whole milk.
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Regular.
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ordinary, standard.
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regular, Order.
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Заказ.
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"ZAKAZAT" Order.
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A sip.
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Glotok.
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A sip.
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Delicious.
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Very delicious.
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Delicious.
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Now let's listen to the story without a translation, with subtitles on English.
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"Sledите за текстом или просто слушайте".
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Try to understand the common thought.
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We will discuss the story of the предложение in the next section.
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Name for the Order.
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Lena moved to America two months ago.
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Everything was still new and a little scary.
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Every morning she made coffee at home.
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But one day she decided to visit a coffee shop.
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She walked to a small cafe near her house.
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She opened the door and went inside.
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There were many people in line.
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She looked at the menu on the wall.
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There were so many options.
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Latte.
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Cappuccino.
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Mocha.
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Cold brew.
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She didn't know what to get.
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A few minutes later it was her turn.
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The barista smiled and said, Hi.
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What can I get you?
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"Can I get a cold brew, please?" said Lena.
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Sure, what size?
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Ask the barista.
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"Medium, please," said Lena.
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Would you like any milk?
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asked the barista.
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We have whole milk.
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oat milk, and almond milk.
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Just regular milk please said Lena.
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Can I get a name for the order?
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asked the barista.
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"Laina," she said.
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Got it.
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That'll be $4 .75.
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said the barista.
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Lena paid and moved to the side.
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She waited a few minutes, checking her phone.
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Liana called the barista.
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Lena did not move.
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Medium cold brew for Liana.
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yelled the barista looking around.
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Lena looked around too.
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No one came to pick up the drink.
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Wait.
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medium cold brew, thought Lena.
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That's my order.
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That's for me, I guess.
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She said and quickly took the cup.
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She looked at the name on the cup.
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It said Liana.
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Lena smiled.
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She took a sip of her coffee.
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It was delicious.
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Next time I should use an American name.
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like Jessica.
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she thought.
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Now listen to the story with the translation.
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We've been doing the video for you to listen to the video on the phone and learn to go on the road.
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Try to repeat for the dictionary.
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Be careful on the spot in the upper part of the screen.
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Name for the order.
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and the name for the purchase.
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Name for the Order Lena moved to America two months ago.
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Lena moved to America two months ago.
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Lena moved to America two months ago.
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Everything was still new and a little scary.
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It was still new and a little more pungal.
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Everything was still new and a little scary.
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Every morning she made coffee at home.
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Every morning she was ready to cook coffee at home.
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Every morning she made coffee at home.
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But one day she decided to visit a coffee shop.
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But once she decided to go to the coffee shop.
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But one day she decided to visit a coffee shop.
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She walked to a small cafe near her house.
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She went to a small cafe near the house.
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She walked to a small cafe near her house.
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She opened the door and went inside.
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She opened the door and entered the door.
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She opened the door and went inside.
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There were many people in line.
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In the очереди there were many people.
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There were many people in line.
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She looked at the menu on the wall.
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She looked at the menu on the screen.
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She looked at the menu on the wall.
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There were so many options. So many options!
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There were so many options.
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Latte.
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cappuccino.
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Mocha.
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Cold brew.
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Latte, cappuccino, moco, cold brew.
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Latte.
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cappuccino.
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Mocha.
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Cold brew.
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She didn't know what to get.
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She didn't know what to do.
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She didn't know what to get.
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A few minutes later it was her turn.
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After a few minutes, the answer came.
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A few minutes later, it was her turn.
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The barista smiled and said, Hi.
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What can I get you?
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Boris's smile and said: "Hello, what are you?" The barista smiled and said, Hi.
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What can I get you?
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Can I get a cold brew, please? said Lena.
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— Can you call me cold brew, please?
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— said Lenda.
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"Can I get a cold brew, please?" said Lena.
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Sure, what size?
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Asked the barista.
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- Of course.
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What size?
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- asked the barista.
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"Sure, what size?" asked the barista.
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"Medium, please," said Lena.
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"The average, please," said Lina.
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"Medium, please," said Lena.
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Would you like any milk?
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asked the barista.
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- Want milk?
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- asked the barista.
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Would you like any milk?
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asked the barista.
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We have whole milk.
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oat milk and almond milk.
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We have a sweet milk, a sweet and a sweet milk.
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We have whole milk.
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oat milk and almond milk.
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Just regular milk, please said Lena.
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- Just a simple milk, please, - said Lina.
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"Just regular milk, please," said Lena.
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Can I get a name for the order?
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asked the barista.
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— Можно имя для заказа?
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— спросила Бористо.
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Can I get a name for the order?
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asked the barista.
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"Laina," she said.
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"Lena", - she said.
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"Laina," she said.
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Got it.
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That'll be $4 .75.
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said the barista.
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- "I understand.
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It's 4 ,75", said the barista.
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Got it.
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That'll be $4 .75.
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said the barista.
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Lena paid and moved to the side.
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Lena paid and took the way.
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Lena paid and moved to the side.
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She waited a few minutes, checking her phone.
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She waited for a few minutes to check the phone.
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She waited a few minutes, checking her phone.
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Liana called the barista.
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"Liana?" - called the barista.
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Liana called the barista.
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Lena did not move.
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Lena not shivelelilas.
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Lena did not move.
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Medium cold brew for Liana.
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yelled the barista looking around.
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- "The cold brew for Liаны !" - the barista cried, looking around.
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Medium cold brew for Liana.
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yelled the barista looking around.
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Lena looked around too.
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Lena also looked around.
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Lena looked around too.
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No one came to pick up the drink.
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Nobody came to buy the food.
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No one came to pick up the drink.
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Wait.
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medium cold brew, thought Lena.
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— Подождите, средний колдбрю, — подумала Лена.
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Wait.
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medium cold brew.
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thought Lena.
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That's my order.
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It's my order!
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That's my order.
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That's for me, I guess.
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- It's probably mine.
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That's for me, I guess.
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She said, and quickly took the cup.
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She quickly took the bottle.
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She said, and quickly took the cup.
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She looked at the name on the cup.
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She looked at the stacan.
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She looked at the name on the cup.
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It said, "Liana." There was written: "Liana,
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It said, "Liana." Lena smiled.
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Lena ulybulous.
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Lena smiled.
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She took a sip of her coffee.
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She made a glass of coffee.
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She took a sip of her coffee.
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It was delicious.
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He was delicious.
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It was delicious.
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Next time I should use an American name.
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Next time you need to use American name.
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Next time I should use an American name.
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like Jessica.
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she thought.
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Например, Jessica, подумала она.
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like Jessica.
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she thought.
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Now a small test.
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We read a short phrase in Russian.
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and give you a little bit of time to translate it into English.
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So you can keep the material from the back -to -back.
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Try to translate all the phrases correctly.
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We were in the 20 minutes.
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We stood in line for 20 minutes.
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We stood in line for 20 minutes.
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What size needs?
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What size do you need?
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What size do you need?
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I'll take the "Sred" one, please.
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I'll take a medium, please.
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I'll take a medium, please.
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You want a whole milk.
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Do you want whole milk?
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Do you want whole milk?
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It's a normal day.
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This is a regular day.
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This is a regular day.
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I want to buy pizza.
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I want to order a pizza.
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I want to order a pizza.
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She made a glass of water.
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She took a sip of water.
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She took a sip of water.
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I need to create a name.
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I need to come up with a name.
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I need to come up with a name.
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This tort is very delicious.
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This cake is delicious.
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This cake is delicious.
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Now let's listen to the story again, but already in a faster pace.
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This time you must completely understand it.
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If you are a little bit difficult, please repeat this lesson once again.
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Only through a repeatable way you can move forward.
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Name for the Order.
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Lena moved to America two months ago.
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Everything was still new and a little scary.
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Every morning she made coffee at home.
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But one day she decided to visit a coffee shop.
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She walked to a small cafe near her house.
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She opened the door and went inside.
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There were many people in line.
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She looked at the menu on the wall.
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There were so many options.
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Latte.
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cappuccino.
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Mocha.
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cold brew.
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She didn't know what to get.
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A few minutes later it was her turn.
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The barista smiled and said, Hi.
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What can I get you?
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"'Can I get a cold brew, please?' said Lena.
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Sure, what size? asked the barista.
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"Medium, please," said Lena.
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Would you like any milk?
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asked the barista.
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We have whole milk.
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oat milk, and almond milk.
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"Just regular milk, please," said Lina.
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Can I get a name for the order?
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asked the barista.
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"Laina," she said.
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Got it.
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That'll be $4 .75.
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said the barista.
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Lena paid and moved to the side.
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She waited a few minutes, checking her phone.
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Liana called the barista.
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Lena did not move.
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Medium cold brew for Liana.
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yelled the barista looking around.
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Lena looked around too.
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No one came to pick up the drink.
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Wait.
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medium cold brew thought Lena.
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That's my order.
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That's for me, I guess.
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she said, and quickly took the cup.
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She looked at the name on the cup.
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It said Liana.
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Lena smiled.
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She took a sip of her coffee.
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It was delicious.
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Next time I should use an American name.
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like Jessica.
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She thought.
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Why practice speaking with this video?
Practicing speaking with this video, titled "Name for the Order," is an excellent way to enhance your English language skills, especially for advanced beginners. The story revolves around a relatable scenario—ordering coffee in a cafe—which is a common situation for English learners and speakers alike. By engaging with this video, you can familiarize yourself with everyday vocabulary and expressions used in real-life interactions. This contextual learning not only makes your practice more enjoyable but also boosts your confidence when speaking with native speakers.
The shadowing technique is an effective method to adopt while working with this video. As you listen to the dialogue, try to repeat what you hear immediately after. This technique mimics the way native speakers use the language, helping you develop a more natural rhythm and intonation. By continuously practicing, you reinforce your memory and improve your speaking fluency. For optimal results, consider revisiting the video multiple times to ensure you grasp the nuances of the language.
Grammar & Expressions in Context
In "Name for the Order," several key grammatical structures and expressions demonstrate practical usage. Here are a few that you should focus on:
- Polite requests: The phrase "What can I get you?" is a friendly and polite way to ask someone what they would like. Mastering polite forms will enhance your conversational skills.
- Descriptive adjectives: The use of words like "medium" and "delicious" to describe coffee types adds detail to conversations. Knowing how to use adjectives effectively can elevate your speaking.
- Prepositions of place: Phrases like "in line" and "near my house" illustrate location and movement, which are essential for forming coherent sentences in English.
- Verb forms: The story features different verb tenses, particularly the past tense when Lena reflects on her experiences, which will help you narrate your own stories.
Common Pronunciation Traps
While practicing with this video, be mindful of certain pronunciation challenges. Here are a few tricky words and phrases:
- Cappuccino: The stress falls on the third syllable: cap-pu-chi-no. Pay attention to the Italian influence on the pronunciation.
- Regular: This word can be tricky due to its syllabic breakdown. Practice saying it slowly and then at a natural pace to achieve fluency.
- Mocha: This word often trips up learners; focus on pronouncing it as “moh-kah” to ensure clarity when ordering coffee.
Utilizing resources like a shadowing site can greatly assist in your practice. The combination of shadow speech with visual components from the video enables you to grasp not just the spoken words, but also their contextual use. So, whether you're aiming to learn English with YouTube or enhance your speaking prowess, this video is a valuable tool for advancing your skills.
דקדוק בסרטון הזה
המבנים שהדובר משתמש בהם הכי הרבה, עם המילים המדויקות מהסרטון:
| מבנה | בסרטון |
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| עצה עם “should” should + verb — לומר מה כדאי או מומלץ לעשות | should use |
| עתיד עם “will” will + verb — החלטה, הבטחה או ניבוי לגבי העתיד | will discuss · That'll be · I'll take |
| חובה: must / have to / need to להביע שדבר מה הוא הכרחי או חובה | need to use · need to create · need to come |
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