쉐도잉 연습: American English Intonation (Part Two) | Daily English Topic: Wanting to get the car fixed - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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Hey, what's up?
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It's Alex.
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Today, I'd like to look at the intonation in the short
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piece where someone is making an appointment to get their car fixed.
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Let's take a look.
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Hi, I want to make an appointment to bring my car in.
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Hi, hi.
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So we're greeting somebody, and this is probably a phone conversation.
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Hi, I want to make an appointment to bring my car in.
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You're making kind of a request when you're on the phone
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and you're kind of explaining what the phone call is going to be about.
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you go up even at the end of the sentence here.
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In a lot of videos, I talk about going down at the end of the sentence most of the time.
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And so this is an example where we're going to go up at the end of the sentence.
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I want to make an appointment to bring my car in.
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To bring my car in.
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It's a 2013 Ford Focus.
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It's a 2013 Ford Focus.
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We go up with Ford and up with 2013 because both of those modify focus.
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It's a 2013 Ford Focus.
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When I get on the highway, when I get on the highway, so I'm introducing the topic here.
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When I get on the highway, something is going to happen, right?
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So I keep my tone high to tell you that I'm just beginning this sentence.
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When I get on the highway, you can hear kind of a loud noise.
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Loud modifies noise, so loud noise coming from the back half of the car.
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Car is the end of the sentence, so we'll go down there.
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You can hear kind of a loud noise coming from the
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back half back half of the car the back half is
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an important piece of information it's where the noise is coming
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from back half of the car like a rumbling loud enough
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to hear it from the inside loud enough inside those are
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the two stress points here it's a very loud sound
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and you can hear it inside the car loud enough to
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hear it from the inside we're kind of speaking evenly hear it from the inside and then going down again with side.
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It's weird.
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It's weird.
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We want to put some emotion into our voices here.
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It's weird because I just had it looked at a few months ago.
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It's weird because I just had it looked at.
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I just had it looked at.
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You can imagine you're a little bit frustrated, so you're going down with your voice for more of these words.
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I just had it looked at.
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I just had it looked at a few months ago.
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Maybe not that angry, but you can feel the emotion here with the words going down in pitch.
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It's weird because I just had it looked at a few months ago.
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A few months ago.
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A few months.
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A few modifies months, so it's a higher tone there.
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A few months ago.
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I'm not sure what's going on with it.
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I'm not sure what's going on with it.
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Not sure what.
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I'm not sure what's going on with it.
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Again, if you put more emotion into it, if you say, I'm not sure what's going on with it, it just becomes a more exaggerated version of the intonation I've shown here.
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I'm not sure what's going on with it.
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Do you have any open slots this week?
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What I'm asking for in this section is open slots, meaning open appointments, open times I can bring the car in.
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So, do you have any open slots this week?
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I go up with my voice at the end here because it's a yes-no question.
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The person I'm talking to could say, yes, we do, or no, we don't.
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You'll have to come in another time.
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So, for yes-no questions, we go up with the voice at the end.
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Do you have any open slots this week?
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Do you have any open slots this week?
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Open is a little higher than slots
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because we have to dip with our voices in order to go up at the end.
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Do you have any open slots this week?
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Do you have any open slots this week?
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Hi, I want to make an appointment to bring my car in.
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It's a 2013 Ford Focus.
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When I get on the highway, you can hear kind of a loud noise coming from the back half of the car.
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Like a rumbling, loud enough to hear it from the inside.
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It's weird because I just had it looked at a few months ago.
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I'm not sure what's going on with it.
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Do you have any open slots this week?
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일상적인 의사소통을 위한 5가지 문구
- Hi, I want to make an appointment to bring my car in. - 수리 예약을 할 때 시작하는 기본 문구입니다.
- It's a 2013 Ford Focus. - 차의 모델 정보 전달에 유용합니다. 억양이 중요합니다!
- You can hear kind of a loud noise coming from the back half of the car. - 문제의 원인을 설명할 때 사용하는 문구입니다.
- It's weird because I just had it looked at a few months ago. - 상황에 대한 감정을 표현하는 문구입니다.
- I'm not sure what's going on with it. - 의문을 표현할 때 사용할 수 있는 문구입니다.
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