Pratica di Shadowing: Learn English with TANGLED - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

I could go running and racing and dancing and chasing

and leaping and bounding and flying heart pounding and splashing and reeling and finally feeling that's where my life will be

What's up everyone?

Today we're learning English with the Disney animation Tangled.

Now, Tangled tells the classic story of Rapunzel and this movie actually just celebrated its 10th anniversary.

By watching this lesson, you'll learn vocabulary related to daily routines

and free time activities with one of the famous songs of the movie.

You'll also learn conversational expressions with a message from Mandy Moore and Zach Levi who voiced the main characters.

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And so I'll read a book,

or maybe two or three I'll add a few new paintings to my gallery I'll play guitar in it,

and cook in basically Just wonder when will my life begin?

Then after lunch it's puzzles and darts and baking Paper mache,

a bin of ballet and chess Pottery and ventriloquy, candle making Then I'll stretch,

maybe sketch, take a climb, so a dress And I'll be read the books, if I have time to spare I'll paint the walls some more,

I'm sure there's room somewhere And then I'll brush and brush

and brush and brush my hair Stuck in the same place I've always been

And I'll keep wandering and wandering and wandering and wandering Where's where my life begins?

7am the usual morning line-up Line-up is a synonym for agenda or schedule.

When she says the usual morning line-up, she is referring to her usual routine, the sequence of activities she's programmed to do in the morning.

This word can also be used to describe television or a concert program in schedule, like Fox's morning lineup includes lots of news programs,

or Billie Eilish will be in Lollapalooza's lineup this year.

Yeah well just some old footage.

Chores are routine tasks mostly related to housework like cooking or taking the garbage out.

Rapunzel mentions a few of them that you're probably familiar with.

However did you know that some of these verbs can have a completely different meaning when used to form different idioms.

The literal meaning of sweep is to clean the floor using a brush.

Now if you say

that someone swept something under the rug it means they hid something unpleasant to keep it as a secret.

Both wives from the White House?

That's a meeting they they couldn't sweep under the rug.

The fact that the chairman sent anyone is promising, but we need to make sure our message gets back to him.

Another idiom with this verb is to sweep someone off their feet, which means to make someone fall completely in love with you or to shock them in a positive way emotionally.

Hey, wait, what are you doing?

You know, you should sweep me off my feet out yonder window and down a rope onto your valiant steed.

You've had a lot of time to plan this, haven't you?

Polish is to clean using a piece of cloth until it's shining.

Now, if you say that someone polishes the apple or is an apple polisher, it means excessively and insincerely praising someone hoping to get a favor.

For example, John is always polishing the apple with the boss but everybody knows he's hoping for a promotion.

This idiom makes reference to the image of small children bringing their teacher an apple to make a good impression.

What are you doing?

Huh?

I'm just polishing the silver.

But that is my job.

Yes.

But I'm so good at it.

The trick is to rub it until you can see your reflection.

You see?

Yeah.

That's my pretty face.

These are Felicia's class.

It's Mrs. Hoover's birthday.

You know, they're names for people like you.

No, they're, um...

Teacher's pet.

Apple polisher.

Butt kisser.

Wax is the yellow plastic substance produced by bees.

It's also the substance made of fat or oil used to make candles or to make things shiny.

When you use it to polish, it can be used as a verb like I clean and wax the floor once a week.

Now take a look at this sentence.

I swear this is the whole ball of wax.

I have nothing else to tell you.

What do you think it means?

That's it.

The whole ball of wax is a common American idiom that means the whole thing, everything.

Oh, I might as well pick one of these up while I'm at it.

For the white.

He's gotta have them.

Anything else, Truman?

That's the whole ball of wax.

See you later.

Do the laundry is to wash the dirty clothes.

However, you may hear the expression wash their dirty laundry in public.

Dirty laundry refers to a person's secrets.

She's smiling.

Is she happy?

The important thing is not to tell anyone.

She looks happy.

So what does it matter?

Don't wash your dirty laundry in public.

A mop is a long stick with strings at one end.

It can be used as a verb to describe the cleaning done using this piece of equipment.

Now what if you mop the floor with someone?

What does it mean?

Do you think it's something like this?

Hello Charlie.

Judith, how's it going?

Hey Uncle Charlie, show mom how I mop the floor with my hair.

Well it's not really mopping, it's more like dusting.

As funny as this would be, to mop the floor with someone is a very informal American

way of saying you completely defeat someone in a game or competition.

Brits would

say wipe the floor with someone instead.

New paintings to my gallery I'll play guitar and dance and cook and basically Just wonder when will my life begin?

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Then after lunch it's puzzles and darts and baking Paper mache,

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a bin of ballet and chess Pottery and ventriloquy, candle making Then I'll stretch,

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maybe sketch, take a climb In this part,

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Rapunzel mentions a few very common free time activities like reading a book, painting, playing the guitar, knitting and cooking.

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By the way, do you know the difference between cooking and baking?

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Cooking is a more general term for preparing food.

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Baking is a specific term for cooking with an oven.

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What about the other activities?

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Can you identify them?

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I'm

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going to

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go ahead and put it in the middle of the room.

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Now when talking about the activities you prefer doing you can refer to them like this

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I'm keen on reading books but I'm not very fond of cooking.

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Repeat after me.

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I'm keen on reading books but I'm not very fond of cooking.

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There are three parts in this sentence where I connect the words.

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Can you identify them?

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First, instead of saying keen on, I say keen on.

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This means that I like something.

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For example, I'm keen on horror movies or I'm keen on maths.

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The second link is in but I.

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You can hear but I.

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Americans would probably change the sound and pronounce it but I.

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The last part is FOND OF.

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The D connects with the O.

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FOND OF.

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And you can barely hear the preposition OF.

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If you are not fond of something, it means you don't like it.

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For example, I'm not fond of cooking.

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Now let's practice it.

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I'm keen on reading books, but I'm not very fond of cooking.

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I want you to say these sentences to practice your speaking.

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Try to finish one sentence before the next one shows up.

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How did it go?

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I highly recommend it.

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In the same place I've always been And I'll keep wandering and wandering and wandering and wandering Where's where my life begins?

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Having time to spare means that you have some extra free time because you finished your tasks earlier than expected.

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I'll be read the books if I have time to spare I'll chase them anywhere there's time to spare

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Let me share this whole new world with you.

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If I say this table takes up too much room, what is another word for room in this context?

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That's right, room is a physical space used for something.

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It can also be used with a different meaning when we want to express the possibility of something to happen or exist.

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For example, this is a war, there's no room for doubt.

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And I suppose your little Indian friend told you this?

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Yes.

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Lies!

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Lies!

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All of it!

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Murderous thieves, there's no room for their kind and civilised society.

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If you're not familiar with her story, Rapunzel is a princess who was kidnapped by a witch

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when she was a baby baby and has lived her entire life captive in a tower.

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Wonder here is connected to Rapunzel's curiosity of knowing how the world outside the routine tower works.

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She keeps imagining how different life outside the tower is.

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Only landmarks all I've lost in the woods Wondering if you still care

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I can't believe that it's been 10 years.

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Can you believe it's been 10 years, Zach?

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In some ways, yeah.

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The greys have really started to become more pronounced.

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But no, it actually, in some ways it feels like even longer ago, and in some ways it actually feels like the blink of an eye.

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And I think it's just because the movie's so evergreen, and I have so many friends and family, I'm sure you do too, that watch it and re-watch it, and I get reminded of it,

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and just how grateful I am that we got to do it together.

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It was such an immense pleasure and joy, and really, like Zach has said many a time,

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a bucket list, like, opportunity and experience, and one that I will never forget.

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So just, yes, just endless gratitude for all of the support that people have shown the film over the years.

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Yes, ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto.

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All of the above.

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Thank you for believing in the film then, for continuing to believe in it now, for sharing it, for being enthusiastic about it.

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We're so grateful for all of your love and support over the years, too.

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We hope you enjoy it for years to come and thank you, thank you, thank you for all your love and support.

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I can't believe that it's been 10 years.

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Can you believe it's been 10 years, Zach?

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Uh, in some ways, yeah, the greys have really started to become more pronounced.

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If something is more pronounced, it means that it's more evident and you can notice it more easily.

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Zack jokes about being able to notice that 10 years have passed because now his grey hairs, which are a sign of aging, are more evident.

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My first grey hair?

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Oh Marge, don't worry.

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A lot of movie stars have grey hair, like all those women we loved in the 80s.

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But no, it actually, in some ways it feels like even longer ago

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and in some ways it actually feels like the blink of an eye.

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Zach previously mentioned that he saw the 10 years passing by

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because of his newly acquired grey hair but here he mentions that it felt like the blink of an eye.

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To say something feels or happens in the blink of an eye is the same as saying it happens extremely quickly.

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So what Zach is saying is that there were times that he barely felt the time passing.

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and I just whisper of smoke.

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You could lose everything.

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The truth is you never know.

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He also uses the word actually two times in a sentence.

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Actually is a common word used in conversations in English and it is what we would call a discourse marker.

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Discourse markers are words that we say to give us more time to think, add a natural flow to the conversation or emphasize what we're saying.

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The word actually when used as a discourse marker can have different meanings.

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Here Zach used it in two different ways.

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First in the beginning of a sentence it shows

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that he changed his mind about what he said before about 10 years passing by.

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Then in the end he uses it as a synonym of really.

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Check out these other examples of the use of actually.

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There!

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Cafe camps for the whole city!

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Well this is so exciting actually, I mean, well, you know, I never get to do anything this important.

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Enjoyed for many years by one happy family...

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Boop! Of raccoons.

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I'm kidding.

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Actually...

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Actually, it did make us happy for a long time.

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It's gonna be tough to say goodbye.

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I don't have work tonight.

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I'm actually gonna go to a bowling alley and get some beers and watch people bowl.

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And I think it's just because the movie's so evergreen and I have so many friends and family, I'm sure you do too, that watch it and rewatch it and I get reminded of it

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and just how grateful I am that we got to do it together.

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You can use evergreen to describe something that is consistently relevant regardless of how old it is.

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means that even though Tangled was released 10 years ago it still has fans and people who watch it until this day.

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Which of these words does not have the same meaning as grateful?

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A person who feels gratitude towards something is thankful for what they have and doesn't look for more.

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Now notice how Zack pronounces this sentence.

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I get reminded of it and just how grateful I am that you got to do it together.

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First, when he says got to, you can only hear one T.

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When two equal consonants meet, in this case T from got and T from to, one of them is dropped and you can only hear one of them.

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Check out some examples.

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I hope you have a good day.

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I had the best time last night.

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Another thing that happens in connected speech is when some vowels meet, they often blend and form a new intrusive sound.

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Listen to how he says do it reminded of it

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and just how grateful I am that we got to do it together.

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Here there is an extra worse sound between do and it.

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So instead of listening to do and it, what you hear is do it.

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Check out these other examples.

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I'll never run, I'll never try to escape.

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I'll never run, I'll never try to escape.

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This is it.

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This is a very big day, Pascal.

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I'm finally gonna do it.

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I'm gonna ask you.

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Finally gonna do it.

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It was such an immense pleasure and joy and really, like Zach has said many a time, a bucket list.

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Like, opportunity and experience and one that I will never forget.

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So just, yes, just endless gratitude for all of the support that people are from.

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I don't want to do such a promise.

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Bucket list is a list of all the things and experiences a person wants to have during his or her life.

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Well, I can cross that off the bucket list.

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Less, when used at the end of a word, indicates without.

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Some common examples are

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I feel like the world and kingdom of Corona is so rich and the possibilities are endless.

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There are limitless characters and royalty and you know people that live in town.

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So endless literally means that there's no end.

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What Mandy Moore is saying is she'll always be thankful for all the support the movie has received.

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And I don't know why but with you I can't hear the storm in my best dress, fearless.

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Yes, ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto, all of the above.

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Ditto is a word used to show you agree with what was said before.

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So for example, if someone says I love this show, instead of repeating the whole sentence and saying I also love this show, you can just say ditto.

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Zach repeats it four times here to emphasize how much he agrees with what Mandy said before.

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Do you love me Sam?

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What do you think?

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Why don't you ever say it?

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What do you mean why don't I ever say it?

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I say it all the time.

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No you don't, you say ditto and that's not the same.

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We're so grateful for all of your love and support over the years too.

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In this context she says fans of the movie gave them support.

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To support someone means to encourage them, wishing them success.

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This is commonly used when referring to sports teams like in my house we support the Seattle Seahawks, it's a family tradition.

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However it can also indicate to help someone emotionally, financially or in a practical way.

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We each made a sacrifice to get what we wanted.

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Now you must make a choice.

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But I don't wanna pick sides.

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Why can't you be on my side?

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That's what family's supposed to do.

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Support you. But you never will.

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Come on, Donkey.

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I'm right here beside you.

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Okay?

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emotional support.

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We'll just tackle this thing together one little baby step at a time.

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We hope you enjoy it for years to come and thank you thank you thank you for all your love and support.

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For years to come is used to indicate that something will continue for many years into the future.

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You can replace years for months, weeks or days to still give the idea of continuity of a shorter period of time time.

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Look, I'm fusing transsected spinal cords, I'm stimulating neurogenesis in the central nervous system.

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The work I'm doing is going to save thousands for years to come.

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Keeping your kids off the streets now may teach them a degree of caution

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that may protect them in the days and the weeks to come.

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Polish and wax, do laundry and mop and shine up, sweep again and by then it's like 7.15.

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And so I'll read a book, or maybe two or three, I'll add a few new paintings to my gallery.

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I'll play guitar and dance and cook and basically just wonder when will my life begin.

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Then after lunch it's puzzles and darts and baking Paper mache,

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a bin of ballet and chess Pottery and ventriloquy, candle making Then I'll stretch,

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maybe sketch, take a climb So I dress, and I'll be read the books If I have time to spare, I'll paint

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I'll paint the walls some more

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I'm sure there's room somewhere And then I'll brush and brush

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And brush and brush my hair Stuck in the same place I've always been

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And I'll keep wandering And wandering And wandering And wandering Where's where my life begins?

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I can't believe that it's been 10 years.

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Can you believe it's been 10 years, Zach?

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Uh, in some ways, yeah.

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The greys have really started to become more pronounced.

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But no, it actually, in some ways, it feels like even longer ago.

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And in some ways, it actually feels like the blink of an eye.

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And I think it's just because the movie's so evergreen.

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And I have so many...

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I'm sure you do too.

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Yeah.

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Watch it and re-watch it, and I get reminded of it, and just how grateful I am that we got to do it together.

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It was such an immense pleasure and joy, and really, like Zach has said many a time, a bucket list.

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I like opportunity and experience and one that I will never forget.

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So just, yes, just endless gratitude for all of the support that people have shown the film over the years.

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Yes, ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto.

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All of the above.

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Thank you for believing in the film then, for continuing to believe in it now, for sharing it, for being enthusiastic about it.

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We're so grateful for all of your love and support over the years, too.

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We hope you enjoy it for years to come, and thank you, thank you, thank you for all your love and support.

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Oh, I don't know why, but I've always loved the idea of summer and sun and all things hot.

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Really?

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I'm guessing you don't have much experience with heat.

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Nope.

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But sometimes I like to close my eyes and imagine what it'd be like when summer does come.

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Ahhhh...

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Bees the buzz, kids the blow dandelion fuzz, and I'll be doing whatever snow does in summer.

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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.

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