쉐도잉 연습: Repeat-After-Me + SHADOWING English Speaking Practice - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

Ah, hate being broke.

Are you broke?

I'm broke.

Alright, hey, listen up.

We are going to practice English.

We're going to learn some vocabulary, some great English phrases.

We are going to practice our pronunciation.

We are going to work on our fluency and flow with shadowing.

All that good stuff.

Let's jump into it.

I was planning to go out to dinner tonight, but I can't swing it right now.

I've just run out of money.

So I can't swing it right now.

What does he mean by I can't swing it right now?

So I can't afford it right now.

I'm unable to do it right now.

I can't swing it.

Can you swing it?

Sorry, I can't swing it right now.

I can't make it happen.

I can't do it.

I can't afford it.

I don't have any money, so I can't swing it right now.

I've just run out of money.

Did you notice that I contracted out of?

I said out of.

I just ran out of money.

There's two ways to say this sentence, right?

I just ran out of money or I have just run out of money.

I've just run out of money.

All right, I'm going to say it again from the top.

I was planning to go out to dinner tonight, but I can't swing it right now.

I've just run out of money.

All right, next one.

I used it all on rent and bills this week,

and now my wallet's completely empty.

I've exhausted all of my funds all of my money and I exhausted my funds on rent and bills paying my rent,

paying my bills and that has left my wallet entirely depleted empty no money in my wallet

I'm going to say this two times shadow me I used it all on rent and bills this week,

and now my wallet's completely empty.

Again, I used it all on rent and bills this week, and now my wallet's completely empty.

I totally understand what it feels like to be tight on cash.

Okay, this is kind of a conversation here, huh?

The other person says, oh, I totally understand what it feels like to be tight on cash.

To be tight on cash means having very little money.

If you have very little money, you are tight on cash.

You don't have much available.

You can also say, money is tight.

So I don't have much money to spend at the moment.

Money is tight.

I am tight on cash.

To be tight on cash, I am tight on cash.

Money is tight right now.

Last month, I had no savings at all.

that's rough.

Gotta have a little bit of savings.

All right.

I totally understand what it feels like to be tight on cash.

Last month, I had no savings at all.

I totally understand what it feels like to be tight on cash.

Last month, I had no savings at all.

At all, at all, at all, at all.

One more time.

I totally understand what it feels like to be tight on cash.

Last month I had no savings at all.

Being broke can be stressful because I have to be super careful with every dollar.

Being in the situation where I have no money, being broke.

Being broke can be stressful because I have to be super careful with every dollar.

To make things work, I've started cutting back on small things.

So if you cut back, cut back, that's the phrasal verb.

To cut back is to reduce.

Cut back on something, reduce.

Reduce your spending.

Cut back on spending.

I stopped buying coffee outside, outside the home, and started cooking at home instead.

So instead of eating out, I started cooking at home.

All right, I'm going to say that two times, follow along.

To make things work, I've started cutting back on small things.

I stopped buying coffee outside and started cooking at home instead.

I started cooking at home instead and started cooking at home instead.

Let's try again.

To make things work, I've started cutting back on small things.

I stopped buying coffee outside and started cooking at home instead.

it's been a helpful change.

And I'm really focused on saving up because I don't want to stay broke forever.

Nobody wants to be broke.

To be broke, right?

Remember, to be broke is to have no money.

Nobody wants to stay broke.

No one wants to stay with no money forever.

It's been a helpful change.

And I'm really focused, really, really focused on saving up.

Save up.

There's a phrasal verb.

When you save up, you save your money.

Simple as that.

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I'm saving up to buy a car.

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I'm saving up to or for.

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That's how we use it.

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All right, I'm going to say this two times.

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It's been a helpful change, and I'm really focused on saving up because I don't want to stay broke forever again.

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It's been a helpful change, and I'm really focused on saving up because I don't want to stay broke forever.

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I keep telling myself this situation won't last long.

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I keep telling myself this situation won't last long.

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It won't last much longer.

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I'm going to save some money.

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Maybe you need to make more money.

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All right.

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Good news.

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Here's the good news.

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I'll get paid next week.

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After that, I'll be back on track financially.

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Good news.

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I'll get paid next week.

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After that, I'll be back on track financially.

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Back on track.

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I will recover.

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When you recover, you get back on track.

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When you fall down, you get back up, you get back on track.

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So he'll be back on track financially after he gets paid next week.

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That's some good news.

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That's good news to hear.

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Until then, until that day,

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until I get paid, I'm choosing to enjoy free or low-cost activities like taking a nice walk in the park.

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There you go.

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Good mindset.

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Until then, I'm choosing to enjoy free or low-cost activities like taking a nice walk in the park.

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Not just a walk, taking a nice walk in the park.

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A leisurely nice walk.

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A beautiful, leisurely nice walk.

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A wonderfully, beautifully...

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Okay, I'm getting out of hand.

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Until then, I'm choosing to enjoy free or low-cost activities, like taking a nice walk in the park.

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You really don't need money to have a wonderful time.

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You really don't need money to have a wonderful time, said the man with no money.

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I'm just kidding.

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All right.

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It's true, though.

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You really don't need money to have a wonderful time.

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You really don't.

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No, no. It's true.

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Being broke has taught me to appreciate simple pleasures and cherish,

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cherish the little moments.

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Like just relaxing outside in the evening.

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Yeah, watching the sunset.

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Nothing is as wonderful as sitting outside and looking at a beautiful sunset, right?

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Being broke has taught me to appreciate simple pleasures and cherish the little moments.

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Like just relaxing outside in the evening.

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Again, being broke has taught me to appreciate simple pleasures and cherish the little moments like just relaxing outside in the evening.

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Woo!

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That is our text for today.

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Now we are going to do the non-stop shadowing portion.

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Are you ready to say it with me?

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Or just follow along.

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Say what you can.

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Here we go.

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I was planning to go out to dinner tonight, but I can't swing it right now.

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I've just run out of money.

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I used it all on rent and bills this week.

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And now my wallet's completely empty.

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I totally understand what it feels like to be tight on cash.

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Last month, I had no savings at all.

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Being broke can be stressful because I have to be super careful with every dollar.

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To make things work, I've started cutting back on small things.

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I stopped buying coffee outside and started cooking at home instead.

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It's been a helpful change, and I'm really focused on saving up, because I don't want to stay broke forever.

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I keep telling myself this situation won't last long.

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Good news, I'll get paid next week.

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After that, I'll be back on track financially.

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Until then, I'm choosing to enjoy free or low-cost activities, like taking a nice walk in the park.

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You really don't need money to have a wonderful time.

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Being broke has taught me to appreciate simple pleasures and cherish the little moments, like just relaxing outside in the evening.

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Right?

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Right.

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Boom.

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Good workout.

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Keep moving forward.

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Take it one step at a time.

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Thank you for practicing with me again today.

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And I'll see you in the next video.

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