Pratica di Shadowing: Learn English while I explore Singapore | B1-B2 level - Impara a parlare inglese con i video
Creazione lezione...
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Hello.
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I've just arrived at Singapore airport and I'm heading to meet my friend Jared.
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you might remember Jarrod on the last episode.
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We're gonna travel around Singapore, explore, and if you like learning English and watching travel content, then you're in the right place.
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Now to get my suitcase.
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So I am waiting for my suitcase and this is a conveyor belt.
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The conveyor belt is moving around and taking people's suitcases.
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What time is it?
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Hmm.
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- Yeah.
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Suitcase time.
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Smart.
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Taxi stand.
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This is a sign for the taxis.
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A taxi stand is a place where you wait for your taxi.
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And now in Singapore, they use Grab taxi, just like in Vietnam.
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I'm gonna Finds.
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The taxi stand.
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and all of my grab.
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- The
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taxi is here.
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I'm putting my suitcase in the car boot.
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Thank you.
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There he is.
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Hello mate.
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Thank you man.
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Well hello guys, look who we have here.
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Hello!
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It's Jarrod.
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For some context for those who don't know, Jarrod and I have been friends for 26 years now.
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Since we were 4 years old.
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And yeah, what a ride.
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Many ups and downs.
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Mostly ups.
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Yeah, a few downs.
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We've been having a catch -up, which is the next word.
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A catch -up is when you haven't seen somebody in a long time, and you have a conversation, and see what's been going on in their lives.
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Now the plan is to go get some food, because I've been flying for a while, I'm hungry so we're gonna go to a Hawker Center.
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We have arrived Maxwell food center.
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Let's go.
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Okay, and we call this a stall.
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There are two people in red cooking some food.
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All right, let's find a seat.
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We found a table and yeah, about to toast to good friends in Singapore.
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Cheers.
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Where are they?
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Yeah, they're somewhere around here.
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It's good.
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That is good.
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Cheers, man.
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So we are in a Hawker Centre and in this Hawker Centre there are lots of different stalls.
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A stall is like a small shop that sells different types of food.
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Oh, the beeper is beeping.
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Are you going to go get that?
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I'll go get that.
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Alright, see you soon.
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Jared's going to come back with some food so I'll see you in 3, 2, 1.
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Chopsticks and dumplings.
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This is a carrot cake.
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Carrot cake is not normal carrot cake.
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No, carrot cake for us would be a sweet baked good.
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I'm really into this.
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Yeah.
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Okay, there's a good word.
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If you really like something, you're into it.
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Say, I'm into it.
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I'm into this.
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I really like it.
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- I'm selling it.
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This is an escalator and we are going down the escalator.
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Hello YouTube.
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Hello YouTube.
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I love YouTube.
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We're on our way to the...
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where are we going, Jarrod?
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Gardens by the Bay.
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Anyway, we're going on the metro now.
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On the metro.
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You can also call it an underground or a subway.
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What do they call it in London?
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The Underground.
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London Underground Cheers.
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- Thank you.
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Is this us?
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- Scissors.
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- Okay.
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Me and Jared are having a conversation on the metro.
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On the left there is a mother with a pushchair.
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In the middle, there is a muscular man with a vest
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and on the right there is a guy looking at my camera.
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I'm tapping my card and walking through the barriers.
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Bye.
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all right we've arrived at the Gardens by the Bay these are spectacular
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and we're right here in time for a light show up there you have giant structures with plants crawling up them
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and there is a bridge with a neon blue lights.
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underneath it and very soon there's going to be a light show.
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It's nice and cool as well.
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It's a breeze.
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That's a good word for you guys.
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A breeze.
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a light wind It's called a breeze.
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Ah, and that breeze is nice.
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So we need to go Find his seats.
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and Get ready to watch this light show.
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So in this environment you can see giant structures that look like trees.
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And the lights are flashing in time with the music.
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There are lots of people gathered around and we call this 'crown'.
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This area is crowded.
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Woo!
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Everyone is clapping or applauding the spectacular light show.
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Now we're going to go to the top of MBS which is A large building up there.
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and we're navigating our way through crowd busy crowds.
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You can say it's very hectic.
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It's very busy here.
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Bye.
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Okay, now we're in the MBS, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, and this is massive.
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This is just one of the pillars, there's three of these.
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three of these.
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Holy moly.
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We just arrived on the rooftop and check this view out.
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Madness.
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We are on the 57th floor.
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Let's get a cocktail.
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This is called the bar.
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We are looking at the menu and now Jared is talking to the bartender.
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Alright, cheers Jared.
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Cheers amigo.
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And cheers to you behind the screen.
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I'll see you tomorrow in day two.
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Music Good morning guys.
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I'm standing on Jared's balcony and enjoying My morning...
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Cooper.
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A cuppa is a cup of tea and it's a very British thing to drink on a morning.
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And the plan for today is to take a walk, we're gonna get some breakfast, and then we're gonna go to the botanical gardens,
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and Jared's gonna Show me more of Singapore.
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So, I'm excited for the day ahead.
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I'm going to try film as much as I can and Bring you guys along, teach us some English and have fun.
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One word.
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Well, two words, actually.
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The first one is I'm here on a balcony.
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and a balcony is the outside part of the house that looks out onto the view.
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And over there, this is a construction site You can see two cranes.
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towering above.
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And a construction site is where they are building a new building.
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For all my English learners out there, if you want to become fluent, then check out the Sprout website.
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The method is simple.
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You watch a video.
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You learn new vocabulary related to a topic like winter and snow in my newest career skiing video.
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Then you speak with J .I to practice the vocabulary and use the words that you learned in the video.
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speak.
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It's as simple as that.
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And if you do want to become fluent in English, then sprout is the way.
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We are walking to have breakfast and on the streets.
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You can see A stop sign.
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for cars to stop.
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Over there is some wall art, or we can say a mural.
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This is called a crossroads.
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- The house on here.
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Don't call.
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A paw print. From a dog.
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Good job.
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And that with two fat cats.
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Jared is wearing green shirts with an Orange back.
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Look at this tree, guys.
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Wow, what do you think of that, Jarrod?
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- I'm mad.
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- Yeah, these trees are really cool.
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Their branches and their limbs stretch out like veins in the human body.
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or like roots in the ground create a really interesting pattern.
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Thank you.
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Very cool.
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I love the trees here.
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Feels like Jungle Book.
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- We're waiting in a queue to eat breakfast at Yacoon Kaya Toast,
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a super famous Singapore place for kaya toast, butter and soft boiled eggs.
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And Jared is bringing me here for the first time.
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I'm excited because I'm trying a classic local Singaporean breakfast and I'm curious if it tastes as good as everyone says.
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The steam from the boiling eggs is rising The numbers in red tell you when your order is ready.
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Ours is coming now.
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Jared is arriving with the coffees.
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Best time of the day.
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Lovely.
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Jared's got a hot coffee.
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I've got iced coffee.
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Cheers.
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- Oh.
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Good.
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The man with the food.
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This is...
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Toast?
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toasted bread and some wet and runny eggs.
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Good word, runny.
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They are wet and running.
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Derrick is pouring the soy sauce on the eggs.
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Can you put it on mine too?
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you Thanks.
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Nice one.
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Alright, let's dig in.
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Jared is breaking.
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Breaking it in half and good word, good verb, dipping it.
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I am dipping the egg and look at that
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that is an egg yolk excellent so this is really good and you have these like thin crispy toasts
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with butter and cayo spread inside.
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It's like honey sweeping.
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And you dip it in the eggs.
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You dip it in the yolk, in the runny eggs.
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and It's sweet, it's salty, it's really good.
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Unique breakfast.
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We have just finished breakfast.
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Four bellies.
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And now we're going to go to the botanical gardens.
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Let's go.
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Can we go up here?
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All right, up to you, sir.
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Mm.
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And we're going to take the Metruar.
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the metro.
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Look.
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- Look at that, a chessboard in the metro station.
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So now we get an iJuice, which is a orange juice in a vending machine.
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Freshly squeezed.
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Orange juice.
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And we go to quench.
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our thirst.
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To quench your thirst is to go from thirsty to not thirsty.
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There we go, coming out of the metro.
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Jared's putting on his sunglasses.
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It's a bit bright.
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Let's go see some gardens.
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Huh.
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Right guys, we are on a quest, a mission to find the monitor lizard.
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which is like a Komodo dragon but without the poisonous tongue.
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And apparently there are monitor lizards here.
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I hope so.
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You'll find them by hook or by crook.
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Let's go find them.
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Alright, first spot of the wildlife.
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We have a rooster.
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On the floor.
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So we are in the botanical gardens.
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and "rotany" is the word for the study of plants.
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And in here we are surrounded by foliage. or greenery.
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and we're looking for the orchids.
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An orchid is a type of plant.
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this type of plant.
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This...
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Isn't.. orchid And this is a fountain.
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There is a man watering the plants.
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Of course the most attractive thing in the Botanical Gardens is a traffic cone and a hose pipe.
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Yes.
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Look how beautiful this is.
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And Jared just said a good word there.
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What did you say Jared?
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Stunning!
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Stunning can describe a beautiful view nice scenery, or a fit person.
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I just said a fit person.
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If someone is fit, in British slang, it means they are attractive.
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A man or a woman can be fit.
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Different to physically fit.
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They might be using a sentence such as: - Ah.
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He's well fit.
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She's well fit.
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fit equals attractive.
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Hot.
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So we are wandering.
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which means we're walking gently, casually, With no real aim.
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of any destination.
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- A good spot.
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- Right guys?
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in this little pond here We have some turtles.
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You can just See them on the left hand side there.
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It's a you can see the turtle shell.
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And everyone gets this wrong, even natives.
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But a tortoise is the one that walks on land, a tortoise, and a turtle is the one that swims in the water.
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Tortoise walks on land, Turtle swims in the water.
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Me and Jared have just been devising a way for you to remember a tortoise on land
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and we came up with a tortoise likes to walk us and a turtle is like Squirtle if you've seen Pokemon.
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Squirtle swims in the water.
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- It's not very good, is it?
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But a tortoise likes to walk us.
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- It's one way.
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- So we are here in the botanical gardens.
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Looking.
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The beautiful scenery The grass, the trees, the pond, the water, the birds, the frogs, the butterflies and the dragonflies.
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And it's really rather beautiful.
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So right now, Jared is looking at the map to find out where we are.
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Did you find out?
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This way.
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This way?
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Come with me.
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So we're walking along this path and there are butterflies but it's hard to capture them because Hey!
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They keep flying everywhere.
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Alright guys, we are in the foliage garden.
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Foliage is the term for plant leaves and collectively.
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Lots of leaves.
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That looks like something from Jurassic Park.
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Look at these trees, they look ancient.
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mad that that's well older than us.
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There at least.
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10 years old.
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We are in a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Cool.
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- - Yeah.
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Jared doing his wood pigeon.
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That's good.
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These plants to our left are called ferns.
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A palm leaf.
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Look at the roots on this tree.
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instead of growing into the ground they are kind of sprawled out like a spider's legs.
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Very cool.
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And look at this tree.
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The roots are growing down from the trunk.
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is the trunk and the roots are growing down into the ground.
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This is a beautiful world, guys.
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Not planable.
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Plethora.
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Platera means there are lots of something.
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They are abundant.
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Trying to give the people the slang term of a plethora?
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Clothes.
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So you can see the turtle guys, I remember.
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The turtle is the one that swims in the water.
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Tortoise likes to walk us.
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An on the turtle is a hard shell.
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The same shell that you find on an egg.
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or a snail.
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Oh.
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It's quite hot, sweating, it's humid, the air is wet.
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This is a lake. or a big pond.
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So the weather is very hot and when it's hot and wet together we say it's humid.
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but There is a breeze and that breeze is really nice.
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A breeze is a light wind.
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and that's refreshing.
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Look at these guys.
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These are giants.
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Lily Pants And people have thrown coins onto the lily pads.
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Nice, make a wish.
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- I already have.
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- What do you wish for?
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- For you to fall in.
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- Good.
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This is really cool.
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So here is a giant pond with lily pads on.
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and that is a stage
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you
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you you you Wow, there's a garden here.
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Good work here guys, trickling.
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The water is trickling down the stream.
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I have some more orchids.
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and Look at this.
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This...
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green stuff on the rocks.
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It's called "Moss".
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This is moss.
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Two good words guys.
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This is spongy.
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The texture is soft like a sponge cake.
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These leaves are spiky.
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They are sharp and pointy.
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Spongey and spiky.
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These orchids are beautiful.
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Thank you.
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Right guys, we just found a monitor lizard.
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Check this out.
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We did it guys, we found the monitor lizard.
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Look at how it crawls.
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It's got a forked tongue.
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The monitor wizard is crawling.
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across the grass.
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He's sticking his tongue out and I think that's to sense his environment.
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Okay.
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- Good.
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We just left the botanical gardens and chilled out, had a rest.
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Now we're going to head out for some drinks and some food.
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We are crossing the road and there are people passing on our left.
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So we have just arrived at the famous Raffles.
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And these houses are very fancy.
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That's the next word, fancy.
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This is a large hotel and the front of the building is lit up with warm light.
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This is a courtyard with a fountain in the background.
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Bye.
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Jared is dishing up the food.
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We have some sweet breads, which is noodles with stir -fried Seafood?
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Some side salad.
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Sweet chili sauce, vegetable spring rolls. And...
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The beef.
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Rondang, which is kind of curry.
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How's it taste?
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I love that.
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- Yeah, it's probably doable.
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Dinner was bloody lovely.
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Now we're walking through a tunnel.
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There are red lights on either side of the tunnel, and funky artwork painted on the walls.
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Right now we're heading to an arcade bar.
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We are in an arcade bar, and I am drinking a pint.
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Cheers!
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The neon lights are flashing on the ceiling.
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This is the bar, where the bartenders make your drinks.
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This is called a joystick.
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And this is a coin slot where you insert your coins into.
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The buttons are flashing.
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It's time to play.
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This game is called Master Sniper.
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A sniper rifle is a gun that can shoot bullets from a long range.
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Or shoot Jared from a short range.
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This is a basketball game.
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You throw the basketballs into the hoop.
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Now we're playing darts.
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I am throwing the dart at the dartboard.
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I'm taking the darts out of the dartboard and handing them to Jarrod.
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It's his turn.
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We want a fish!
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The night has been a success.
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We are here at the famous Merlion in Singapore, which is a combination of a lion and a fish together.
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Which leads me onto the final word of the day, which is a hybrid.
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A hybrid is a combination of two things.
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Thank you for watching.
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Cosa imparerai
Questo video è una vera perla per chi vuole migliorare l'inglese parlato a livello B1-B2! Imparerai a descrivere situazioni quotidiane come l'arrivo in aeroporto, l'uso di servizi come i taxi o i food court, e a conversare in modo naturale con amici dopo tanto tempo. Inoltre, scoprirai espressioni utili come "catch-up" (riunirsi per aggiornarsi) o "toast to good friends" (brindare a buoni amici), perfette per le tue interazioni reali. E se pratichi il shadowing in inglese, ripetendo le frasi subito dopo il speaker, migliorerai anche la tua pronuncia e la fluidità in modo rapido!
Ascolta questi suoni
Nel dialogo, noterai come il parlato spontaneo usa connessioni e riduzioni tipiche della lingua inglese. Ad esempio, "We're gonna" invece di "We are going to" o "I'm gonna" per "I am going to": queste forme contratte rendono il discorso più fluido. Ascolta anche come "suitcase time" è pronunciato con un leggero legame tra le due parole, o come "What time is it?" diventa "Wha'time is it?" con la riduzione della "t" in "what". Questi dettagli sono chiave per capire meglio il parlato nativo e per esercitare il shadow speech in modo efficace.
Parla come un nativo
Per imitare il ritmo e l'accento del speaker, concentra ti sulla stress (l'enfasi sulle parole chiave). Ad esempio, in "a catch-up is when you haven't seen somebody in a long time", l'enfasi è su "catch-up", "haven't seen" e "long time". Ripeti le frasi usando lo stesso tono entusiasta, specialmente quando brinda o racconta la storia con l'amico: la passione si sente anche nella pronuncia! Usa il shadowing site per ripetere le scene più difficili, e non temere di sbagliare: ogni errore è un passo verso il successo. Con il shadow speak, diventerai più confidente e i tuoi interlocutori noteranno la differenza in poche settimane!
Non aspetti più: metti in pratica il shadowspeaks con questo video e scopri quanto è divertente imparare l'inglese mentre esplori Singapore. Ogni minuto di pratica è un investimento nel tuo futuro linguistico! 🚀
La grammatica di questo video
Le strutture che chi parla usa di più, con le parole esatte del video:
| Struttura | Nel video |
|---|---|
| Present perfect continuous have/has been + -ing — un’azione iniziata prima e ancora in corso | We've been having · I've been flying · have just been devising |
| Present perfect have/has + participio passato — un’azione passata che conta ancora adesso | I've just arrived · have been · haven't seen |
| Forma passiva be + participio passato — conta ciò che accade, non chi lo fa | is crowded · is called · are surrounded |
| Frasi relative who / which + frase — un’informazione in più su una persona o una cosa | those who don · MBS which is · iJuice, which is |
Cos'è la tecnica dello Shadowing?
Shadowing è una tecnica di apprendimento delle lingue supportata da studi scientifici, originariamente sviluppata per la formazione dei traduttori professionisti e resa popolare dal poliglotta Dr. Alexander Arguelles. Il metodo è semplice ma potente: ascolti un audio in inglese di madrelingua e lo ripeti immediatamente ad alta voce — come un'ombra che segue il parlante con un ritardo di solo 1–2 secondi. A differenza dell'ascolto passivo o degli esercizi di grammatica, lo shadowing costringe il tuo cervello e i muscoli della bocca a elaborare e riprodurre simultaneamente i modelli di discorso reale. La ricerca dimostra che migliora significativamente la precisione della pronuncia, l'intonazione, il ritmo, il discorso connesso, la comprensione dell'ascolto e la fluidità del parlato — rendendolo uno dei metodi più efficaci per la preparazione alla prova di speaking dell'IELTS e per la comunicazione reale in inglese.