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Welcome to my channel, let's practice your listening skill.
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With video level B1, and the topic is, traffic jam.
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Now listen carefully.
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Finally!
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I was starting to think you forgot about our study group.
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Emma, I'm so sorry.
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It rained this afternoon.
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I know it rained.
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It's the rainy season, Tom.
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It rains every day.
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You're almost an hour late.
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I know, I know.
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I'm really sorry.
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It's just, this afternoon, it rained so hard.
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And then the rain this afternoon just completely stopped everything.
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I couldn't move.
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What do you mean you couldn't move?
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Where were you?
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I was just trying to get from my apartment to here.
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But the rain, it was raining so heavily right when everyone was getting off work.
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It was a nightmare.
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Sit down.
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You look completely exhausted.
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Your jacket is still wet.
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I am exhausted.
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You have no idea what it's like out there right now.
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It's the middle of the rainy season.
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Right at 5 p .m., all the high school students finish class, all the university students go home, and all the office workers leave their buildings at the exact same time.
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Yeah, rush hour has been pretty bad lately.
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Bad?
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It's impossible.
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Normally, it takes me 20 minutes to get from my place to the library.
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20 minutes, Emma.
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Today, it took me two hours.
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Two whole hours just sitting on my motorbike.
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Two hours?
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Are you serious?
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I wish I was joking.
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I went to class all morning, I was already tired, and I just wanted to rest for a bit before coming here.
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But instead, I spent two hours stuck in a sea of people.
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I hate when that happens.
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Did you get caught in the flooded streets too?
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Yes!
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My shoes are completely soaked, and the worst part isn't even the water.
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It's the smoke.
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You're just standing there in the rain, not moving an inch, breathing in all that exhaust from the buses and cars around you.
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My head hurts so much right now.
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Drink some water.
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Here.
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Thanks.
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I'm just...
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I'm so angry for no reason.
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It's just traffic, but it makes me feel crazy.
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It's not for no reason, Tom.
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It's really stressful.
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Honestly, the city has become so crowded lately.
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Have you noticed?
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Yes.
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It wasn't this bad last year, right?
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Or am I just imagining things?
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No, you're right.
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It feels like there are just too many people now.
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Everywhere you go, it's full.
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The cafes are full, the straights are packed.
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Even this library is hard to get a seat in if you don't come early.
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Exactly.
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Sometimes I just look around while I'm stuck at a red light, and I see thousands of people looking just as tired and miserable as I am.
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Everyone is honking their horns.
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Everyone is pushing.
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And the rain just makes everyone angry.
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When it rains, people stop caring about the traffic lights.
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They drive on the sidewalks.
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A guy almost hit my bike today because he was trying to drive up onto the sidewalk to pass the traffic.
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I had to brake so hard I almost fell over.
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And then he yelled at me.
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That's terrible.
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But I understand why people act like that.
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They're just desperate to get home.
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I know.
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I was desperate too.
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But sometimes I wonder, is it supposed to be this hard?
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What do you mean?
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I mean, just living a normal life.
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We are just students.
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We go to school, we study, we try to prepare for our future.
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That's already hard enough.
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We worry about exams and money and finding jobs.
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Why does simply driving down the street have to take all the energy I have left?
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I get it.
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Last week, I actually cried on the bus.
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Really?
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Yeah.
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It was pouring rain, just like today.
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I was so tired from my part -time job.
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I got on the bus, and it was so full I couldn't even hold on to the bar properly.
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I stood there for an hour, getting pushed by strangers, smelling wet raincoats.
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I just felt so small and tired.
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I'm sorry, Emma.
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That sounds awful.
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It's just city life, I guess.
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We all come here because this is where the opportunities are.
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The good schools, the jobs.
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But sometimes it feels like the city takes more from us than it gives.
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That's exactly how I feel.
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Like, I'm giving all my energy just to survive the commute.
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By the time I get anywhere, I don't want to do anything anymore.
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I sat down at my desk at home today, and I just stared at the wall for 10 minutes before leaving for the library.
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You should have texted me.
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We could have studied online tonight.
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I wanted to, but I promised I would meet you here.
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I know we have that big presentation next week, and I didn't want to let you down.
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I just didn't expect the traffic to be a two -hour nightmare.
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I appreciate that you came.
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But next time, if the rain is that heavy, just tell me.
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It's not worth risking an accident or getting sick just to read some books together.
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You're right.
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I'm sorry for being late, and I'm sorry for complaining so much.
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I just needed to let it out.
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It's fine.
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I complain to you all the time when I'm stressed.
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That's what friends are for.
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I still can't believe it took two hours.
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My legs are actually shaking a little bit from balancing the bike for that long.
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Have you eaten dinner?
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No, I came straight here.
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Tom, you can't study on an empty stomach, especially after all that.
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I have a sandwich in my bag.
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I bought it earlier.
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You need to eat it.
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No, I can't take your food.
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Take it.
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I already ate a big lunch.
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I'm not that hungry.
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Plus, if you pass out in the middle of the library, I'm the one who has to carry you to the hospital.
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And the traffic is terrible right now.
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Okay, okay, thank you.
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I really appreciate it.
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Just eat.
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Take your time.
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We can start reviewing the notes in about 15 minutes.
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Sounds good. And Emma?
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Yeah?
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When we go home tonight, let's wait until after 8 p .m.
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I cannot look at another traffic jam today.
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Deal.
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Hopefully the rain will completely stop by then.
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Finally.
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I was starting to think you forgot about our study group.
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Emma, I'm so sorry.
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It rained this afternoon.
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I know it rained.
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It's the rainy season, Tom.
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It rains every day.
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You're almost an hour late.
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I know.
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I know.
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I'm really sorry.
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It's just this afternoon it rained so hard.
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And then the rain this afternoon just completely stopped everything.
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I couldn't move what do you mean you couldn't move where
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were you I was just trying to get from my apartment to here
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but the rain it was raining so heavily right
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when everyone was getting off work it was a nightmare sit
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down you look completely exhausted your jacket is still wet I
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am exhausted you have no idea what it's like out there
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right now it's the middle of the rainy season right at At 5 p .m., all the high school students finish class, all the university students go home,
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and all the office workers leave their buildings at the exact same time.
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Yeah, rush hour has been pretty bad lately.
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Bad?
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It's impossible.
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Normally, it takes me 20 minutes to get from my place to the library, 20 minutes, Emma.
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Today it took me two hours, two whole hours just sitting on my motorbike.
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Two hours?
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Are you serious?
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I wish I was joking.
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I went to class all morning, I was already tired, and I just wanted to rest for a bit before coming here.
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But instead, I spent two hours stuck in a sea of people.
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I hate when that happens.
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Did you get caught in the flooded streets too?
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Yes!
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My shoes are completely soaked, and the worst part isn't even the water.
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It's the smoke.
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You're just standing there in the rain, not moving an inch, breathing in all that exhaust from the buses and cars around you.
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My head hurts so much right now.
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Drink some water.
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Here.
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Thanks.
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I'm just...
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I'm so angry for no reason.
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It's just traffic, but it makes me feel crazy.
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It's not for no reason, Tom.
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It's really stressful.
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Honestly, the city has become so crowded lately.
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Have you noticed?
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Yes.
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It wasn't this bad last year, right?
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Or am I just imagining things?
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No, you're right.
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It feels like there are just too many people now.
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Everywhere you go, it's full.
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The cafes are full, the straights are packed, even this library is hard to get a seat in if you don't come early.
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Exactly.
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Sometimes I just look around while I'm stuck at a red light
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and I see thousands of people looking just as tired and miserable as I am.
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Everyone is honking their horns.
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Everyone is pushing.
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And the rain just makes everyone angry.
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When it rains, people stop caring about the traffic lights.
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They drive on the sidewalks.
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A guy almost hit my bike today because he was trying to drive up onto the sidewalk to pass the traffic.
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I had to brake so hard I almost fell over.
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And then he yelled at me.
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That's terrible.
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But I understand why people act like that.
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They're just desperate to get home.
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I know.
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I was desperate too.
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But sometimes I wonder, is it supposed to be this hard?
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What do you mean?
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I mean, just living a normal life.
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We are just students.
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We go to school, we study, we try to prepare for our future.
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That's already hard enough.
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We worry about exams and money and finding jobs.
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Why does simply driving down the street have to take all the energy I have left?
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I get it.
227
Last week, I actually cried on the bus.
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Really?
229
Yeah, it was pouring rain, just like today.
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I was so tired from my part -time job.
231
I got on the bus, and it was so full I couldn't even hold on to the bar properly.
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I stood there for an hour, getting pushed by strangers, smelling wet raincoats.
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I just felt so small and tired.
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I'm sorry, Emma.
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That sounds awful.
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It's just...
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City life, I guess.
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We all come here because this is where the opportunities are.
239
The good schools, the jobs.
240
But sometimes it feels like the city takes more from us than it gives.
241
That's exactly how I feel.
242
Like, I'm giving all my energy just to survive the commute.
243
By the time I get anywhere, I don't want to do anything anymore.
244
I sat down at my desk at home today, and I just stared at the wall for 10 minutes before leaving for the library.
245
You should have texted me.
246
We could have studied online tonight.
247
I wanted to, but I promised I would meet you here.
248
I know we have that big presentation next week, and I didn't want to let you down.
249
I just didn't expect the traffic to be a two -hour nightmare.
250
I appreciate that you came.
251
But next time, if the rain is that heavy, just tell me.
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It's not worth risking an accident or getting sick just to read some books together.
253
You're right.
254
I'm sorry for being late, and I'm sorry for complaining so much.
255
I just needed to let it out.
256
It's fine.
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I complain to you all the time when I'm stressed.
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That's what friends are for.
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I still can't believe it took two hours.
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My legs are actually shaking a little bit from balancing the bike for that long.
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Have you eaten dinner?
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No, I came straight here.
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Tom, you can't study on an empty stomach, especially after all that.
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I have a sandwich in my bag.
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I bought it earlier.
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You need to eat it.
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No, I can't take your food.
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Take it.
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I already ate a big lunch.
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I'm not that hungry.
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Plus, if you pass out in the middle of the library, I'm the one who has to carry you to the hospital, and the traffic is terrible right now.
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Okay, okay, thank you.
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I really appreciate it.
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Just eat.
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Take your time.
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We can start reviewing the notes in about 15 minutes.
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Sounds good. And Emma?
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Yeah?
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When we go home tonight, let's wait until after 8 p .m.
280
I cannot look at another traffic jam today.
281
Deal.
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Hopefully the rain will completely stop by then.
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Finally!
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I was starting to think you forgot about our study group.
285
Emma, I'm so sorry.
286
It rained this afternoon.
287
I know it rained.
288
It's the rainy season, Tom.
289
It rains every day.
290
You're almost an hour late.
291
I know, I know.
292
I'm really sorry.
293
It's just, this afternoon it rained so hard.
294
And then the rain this afternoon just completely stopped everything.
295
I couldn't move.
296
What do you mean you couldn't move?
297
Where were you?
298
I was just trying to get from my apartment to here, but the rain, it was raining so heavily right when everyone was getting off work.
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It was a nightmare.
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Sit down.
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You look completely exhausted.
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Your jacket is still wet.
303
I am exhausted.
304
You have no idea what it's like out there right now.
305
It's the middle of the rainy season.
306
Right at 5 p .m., all the high school students finish class, all the university students go home,
307
and all the office workers leave their buildings at the exact same time.
308
Yeah, rush hour has been pretty bad lately.
309
Bad?
310
It's impossible.
311
Normally it takes me 20 minutes to get from my place to the library.
312
20 minutes, Emma.
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Today it took me two hours, two whole hours just sitting on my motorbike.
314
Two hours?
315
Are you serious?
316
I wish I was joking.
317
I went to class all morning, I was already tired, and I just wanted to rest for a bit before coming here.
318
But instead, I spent two hours stuck in a sea of people.
319
I hate when that happens.
320
Did you get caught in the flooded streets too?
321
Yes!
322
My shoes are completely soaked, and the worst part isn't even the water.
323
It's the smoke.
324
You're just standing there in the rain, not moving an inch, breathing in all that exhaust from the buses and cars around you.
325
My head hurts so much right now.
326
Drink some water.
327
Here.
328
Thanks.
329
I'm just...
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I'm so angry for no reason.
331
It's just traffic, but it makes me feel crazy.
332
It's not for no reason, Tom.
333
It's really stressful.
334
Honestly, the city has become so crowded lately.
335
Have you noticed?
336
Yes.
337
It wasn't this bad last year, right?
338
Or am I just imagining things?
339
No, you're right.
340
It feels like there are just too many people now.
341
Everywhere you go, it's full.
342
The cafes are full, the straights are packed, even this library is hard to get a seat in if you don't come early.
343
Exactly.
344
Sometimes I just look around while I'm stuck at a red light
345
and I see thousands of people looking just as tired and miserable as I am.
346
Everyone is honking their horns.
347
Everyone is pushing.
348
And the rain just makes everyone angry.
349
When it rains, people stop caring about the traffic lights they drive on the sidewalks a guy almost hit my bike today
350
because he was trying to drive up onto the sidewalk to pass the traffic i had to break
351
so hard i almost fell over and then he yelled at me that's terrible
352
but i understand why people act like
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that they're just desperate to get home i know i was desperate too
354
but sometimes i wonder is it supposed to be this hard What do you mean?
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I mean, just living a normal life.
356
We are just students.
357
We go to school, we study, we try to prepare for our future.
358
That's already hard enough.
359
We worry about exams and money and finding jobs.
360
Why does simply driving down the street have to take all the energy I have left?
361
I get it.
362
Last week, I actually cried on the bus.
363
Really?
364
Yeah, it was pouring rain, just like today.
365
I was so tired from my part -time job.
366
I got on the bus, and it was so full I couldn't even hold on to the bar properly.
367
I stood there for an hour, getting pushed by strangers, smelling wet raincoats.
368
I just felt so small and tired.
369
I'm sorry, Emma.
370
That sounds awful.
371
It's just city life, I guess.
372
We all come here because this is where the opportunities are.
373
The good schools, the jobs.
374
But sometimes it feels like the city takes more from us than it gives.
375
That's exactly how I feel.
376
Like, I'm giving all my energy just to survive the commute.
377
By the time I get anywhere, I don't want to do anything anymore.
378
I sat down at my desk at home today, and I just stared at the wall for 10 minutes before leaving for the library.
379
You should have texted me.
380
We could have studied online tonight.
381
I wanted to, but I promised I would meet you here.
382
I know we have that big presentation next week, and I didn't want to let you down.
383
I just didn't expect the traffic to be a two -hour nightmare air.
384
I appreciate that you came.
385
But next time, if the rain is that heavy, just tell me.
386
It's not worth risking an accident or getting sick just to read some books together.
387
You're right.
388
I'm sorry for being late, and I'm sorry for complaining so much.
389
I just needed to let it out.
390
It's fine.
391
I complain to you all the time when I'm stressed.
392
That's what friends are for.
393
I still can't believe it took two hours.
394
My legs are actually shaking a little bit from balancing the bike for that long.
395
Have you eaten dinner?
396
No, I came straight here.
397
Tom, you can't study on an empty stomach, especially after all that.
398
I have a sandwich in my bag.
399
I bought it earlier.
400
You need to eat it.
401
No, I can't take your food.
402
Take it!
403
I already ate a big lunch.
404
I'm not that hungry.
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Plus, if you pass out in the middle of the library, I'm the one who has to carry you to the hospital.
406
And the traffic is terrible right now.
407
Okay, okay, thank you.
408
I really appreciate it.
409
Just eat.
410
Take your time.
411
We can start reviewing the notes in about 15 minutes.
412
Sounds good. And Emma?
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Yeah?
414
When we go home tonight, let's wait until after 8 p .m.
415
I cannot look at another traffic jam today.
416
Deal.
417
Hopefully the rain will completely stop by then.
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शैडोइंग (Shadowing) एक विज्ञान-समर्थित भाषा सीखने की तकनीक है जो मूल रूप से पेशेवर दुभाषिया प्रशिक्षण के लिए विकसित की गई थी। विधि सरल लेकिन शक्तिशाली है: आप मूल अंग्रेज़ी ऑडियो सुनते हैं और तुरंत इसे ज़ोर से दोहराते हैं — जैसे वक्ता की छाया 1-2 सेकंड की देरी से। शोध से पता चलता है कि यह उच्चारण सटीकता, स्वर, लय, जुड़ी हुई ध्वनियाँ, सुनने की समझ और बोलने की प्रवाहशीलता में काफ़ी सुधार करता है।