Shadowing Practice: Devil Wears Prada 2 Cast Argue Over the Internet's Biggest Debates | Agree to Disagree - Learn English Speaking with Video
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Stinky Vintage is really...
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Stinky Vintage is not great.
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Stinky Vintage.
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It would be funny to have a shop called Stinky Vintage.
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Where'd you get that?
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Oh, you got a Stinky Vintage.
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Stanley Tucci!
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Come on!
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He's literally...
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I don't know.
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I would disagree.
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What do we think?
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I think...
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I love an Australian accent.
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On a man or a woman or...
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On a guy.
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I like an Irish accent.
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Yes.
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Northern Irish.
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Irish.
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Scottish.
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Yeah.
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For me, those are the ones.
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French accent is just so sexy.
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Divine.
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Man, woman, dog.
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No, I actually think Italian accents are really sexy, but I'm kind of scarred in this respect.
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So that's true.
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Yes.
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Yeah, that's true.
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Yeah.
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So I'm so I disagree.
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Don't listen to him.
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Yeah.
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Annie never wants to hear her name said in an Italian accent.
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I will say I do actually love when I meet people, they go, "Anna." - Anna.
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- Anna.
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- I'm Anna Atheway.
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- Anna Atheway, yeah.
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- So I do like that, but that's not sexy.
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- When I go there, I'm Mel Strip.
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Mel Strip.
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- When I go there, I'm Simon.
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- Simon, yeah.
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- Simon.
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- Totally, I'll get in a car and they're like, "For Simon?" And I'm like, "Yes." - Hello, I'm Simon.
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- Yes, exactly.
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- Stanley, this one's for you.
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- Jesus.
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- You should only wear athleisure wear if going to the gym.
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- Yeah.
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I have a dot.
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I think...
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Sometimes I just can't. Be honest.
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It's a strong answer.
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I don't want to see it at the airport.
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Look at you.
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I don't want to see it.
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I love seeing it.
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You.
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I love seeing you in it.
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Yeah.
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And people who are athletic The athletes.
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The athletes.
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I disagree because I would live in it if I could.
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I love a pair of sweatpants.
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I agree, but I don't strongly agree because my husband wears it a lot and he's
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magnificent at like getting stuff done so I'm like whatever it works.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Good luck.
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- You know.
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- Well, he stays away from the leg.
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- If this was vodka...
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- This would be fun.
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We're not allowed to...
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- Who's gonna know?
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- My both aren't telling anybody.
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- No, who's gonna tell?
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Guys, this is how a murder works.
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It's aluminium, not aluminum.
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Wait, no, I did that wrong.
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I did that wrong.
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Oh, well done Stan.
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Well, I live here now.
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No one understands what you're saying.
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It's some aluminum.
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We lost an eye.
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Yeah, I don't know where the difference came from.
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Aluminium. And Nicaragua. Who says that?
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I do like the word aluminum a lot, but it's classy.
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Aluminium.
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Vintage is always best.
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No. No. No. Can't say.
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Not always.
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Depends on what state it's in.
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Yeah.
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Stinky vintage.
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And the smell.
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Stinky vintage.
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Stinky vintage is not great.
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It's frequently the best, but not always.
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No, not always.
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Stinky vintage.
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I think it'd be funny to have a shop called Stinky Vintage.
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Where'd you get that?
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Oh, you got a Stinky Vintage.
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Nothing is worse than when you buy a beautiful vintage something
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and you get it home and you've tried it on and then like an hour later you're like, - Oh no, the musk, the musk.
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- Yeah.
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- And it just comes up and it's just someone else's hormones.
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- It's someone else's hormones.
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- Into a boil.
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- Yeah.
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- Yeah.
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- Merrill, why I strongly agree?
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- I just believe that in people.
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Aww!
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Yeah, but we weren't talking about that.
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Meryl, we're talking about stinky vintage, alright?
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Stinky vintage, yeah.
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Wines and cheeses and all that.
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You can't have a vintage cheese if I just made that up.
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Would you like some vintage cheese?
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Vintage cheese.
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Ignore me, I don't work in these industries.
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It's fine, it's fine.
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Alright, this wasn't on my list, but it was a good debate before the cameras started rolling, so I'm gonna do for Emily.
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Oh, God.
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food.
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- Oof.
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Oh no. - Okay, can we get a sample of what British food is?
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Okay, let's say a shepherd's pie over.
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- Name an American food.
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- A cheeseburger, let's say.
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- Oh, not even American food.
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- Cheeseburger always.
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- I love shepherd's pie so much, but I know a burger's not technically American, is it?
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- Nothing is technically American.
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- Where's burger from?
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- Caesar salad is the closest thing.
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- Corn on the cob is technically American.
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- A hot dog?
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- No, it's German.
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- No, that's German, yeah.
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- Oh yeah.
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- But I will say, okay, Yes, a shepherd's pie for dinner is better than a cheeseburger, but at 2 :00 a .m a cheeseburger is better than shepherd's pie.
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There you go.
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I don't like shepherd's pie.
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Neither do I.
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What?
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I don't like mashed potato.
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Do you like cottage pie?
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It's not the meat, it's the potato.
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It's the mashed potato pie.
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You can make it with like a sweet potato top or like a parsnip.
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I think it's more of consistency.
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I like my meat.
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Parsnip, maybe.
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Sweet potato, no, it fights the...
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No. Sweet with the meat.
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Okay, well, if you have an allergy, it's not bad.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet with the meat.
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Sweet That's a good name for your butcher shop.
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- Too sweet for the meat.
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- Too sweet for the meat.
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- Oh no, Tucci's gonna have a pub called The Girded Loin.
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- Oh, that's a great place.
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- As we said that today in the car, I was like, I'm opening a pub called The Girded Loin.
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- And I'll be able to retire The Girded Loin.
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- You've got stinky vintage and then stinky vintage.
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- So that's where you go, you've got a stinky vintage, and then you go have a nice bite of The Girded Loin.
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- All of the old costumes from The Devil Wears Prada.
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- In stinky vintage.
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- Stinky vintage.
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- Come smell like an actor.
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- Do you remember the Snooty Fox?
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- The Snooty Fox.
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- The best pub name.
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- Yes.
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The real pub.
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- The Snooty Fox.
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- Wait, I remember you talking about this.
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- We were in the Cotswolds and we couldn't stop saying it all week.
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- Snooty Fox.
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- And especially the way he says it, the Snooty Fox.
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- He's obsessed with that.
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- In New York, isn't there a restaurant?
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It's called like, I walk past it all the time.
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It's called Tee Cheese or something like that.
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- Oh yeah, there is a guy.
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his name he
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so he's legally allowed to use it yeah yeah I'm gonna
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do all right is there more there's a couple more oh yeah yeah yeah there's endless more but - No.
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- Irish exits are perfectly acceptable when leaving a party.
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- Yes, absolutely.
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- Yeah.
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- Absolutely.
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- What's an Irish exit?
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- The Irish goodbye, you go.
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- You just leave it up, say goodbye.
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- You go, you put a jet nap on.
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- Oh, I always thought it was a French thing.
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- I've never heard of the French exit.
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- French exit.
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- I only know the Irish goodbye, which is like you just-- - That's where you just go.
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- Disappeared.
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- I think it's the same thing.
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- I think when leaving a party, especially if you're having to say goodbye to a lot of people, I think a Houdini is the right move.
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Just get out of it.
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Vaporize.
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- Now you're making it Italian.
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Now it's just so confusing.
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- Houdini.
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- Houdini.
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I don't know.
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- How do you feel though if you're the host and everyone's just...
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you know, Houdinied.
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- What about that dance?
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- Bye.
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- Goodbye.
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Honestly, then you're a terrible host.
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No, it's like you kind of read the room, and then you just send a text and just be like, "You look like you're having such a good time, didn't want to interrupt." I think it just depends upon the size of the party.
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If it was an intimate dinner party, somebody would just leave.
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That's f*ing weird.
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But if it's a large group of people and you're like, oh, it's going to take an hour to go.
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Like you didn't say goodbye to me last night.
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No, I didn't.
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You just evaporated.
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I did.
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It was fun.
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It was fun.
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It was fun.
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It was fun.
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It was fun.
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I had pasta.
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By the way, you know that mocktail that I made up?
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I added an orange slice to it and it turns it into Fanta.
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In a good way?
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I can't tell yet.
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An orange slice to what?
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champagne glass and then you add an orange slice to the top.
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And she was wasted last night.
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I was the party.
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That's why everybody did an Irish exit.
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She's on the mocktails again.
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Run!
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Crocs are the greatest fashion faux pas of modern times.
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Yeah.
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I think they are.
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Where's it green?
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Enous things.
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You should never ever wear them.
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- They look awful.
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- Yeah.
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- But usually the people that wear them, wear them with cargo pants.
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- Pants, why?
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- It's too much.
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- 'Cause there are greater fashion faux pas.
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- No. - The greatest fashion, and also-- - What do you think is a greater faux pas than a croc?
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- Athleisure.
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- Athleisure wear?
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Really?
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What?
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Wow.
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I think wearing athleisure to the opera.
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I think wearing athleisure to elevated surroundings.
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- I wouldn't wear it to the opera.
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- To the opera?
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No, no, well, by the way, they do make...
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I have seen people make cute crocs.
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-I have.
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-For three -year -olds.
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-Vintage crocs?
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-No. No, no, vintage crocs are a big no. You will not find any crocs at Stinky Vintage.
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Stinky Vintage.
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Guys, it's gonna be huge.
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-I think so.
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-Stinky Vintage.
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-Gerded loin.
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-Crotchy croc.
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-Crotchy.
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-Oh.
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All right.
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Stinky Vintage will have a whiff of crotch, Yeah.
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That's the lingerie section.
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That's the lingerie section.
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Oh look.
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Oh!
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Final one.
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Yeah, no, just one more quick one.
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Okay, great.
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A nice one.
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I love working with the people opposite me.
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- Oh!
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- Oh!
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Can you imagine if I went?
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- I don't know what's that, you have this idea of London, which is just completely fictional.
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- I'm sorry.
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- You don't live there anymore.
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I live there more than you live there.
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There's no diners.
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- There is this like, what's that place called, Van Katch? Who?
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Why practice speaking with this video?
Engaging with the lively debates presented in the video “Devil Wears Prada 2 Cast Argue Over the Internet's Biggest Debates” is an excellent way to enhance your English speaking practice. This video features natural dialogues among a diverse group of speakers, making it an ideal resource for those looking to improve their conversational skills. By mimicking their discussions, you can effectively utilize the shadowing technique, where you repeat what you hear in real-time, enhancing your fluency and pronunciation.
This format not only sharpens your speaking abilities but also boosts your confidence in navigating various topics. Additionally, the light-hearted nature of the arguments fosters a relaxed learning environment, encouraging practice without the pressure of a formal setting.
Grammar & Expressions in Context
In the video, several key expressions and grammatical structures emerge, offering valuable learning opportunities:
- Agreement and Disagreement: Phrases like “I would disagree” and “I actually love…” illustrate how to express contrasting opinions. Such structures can enhance your ability to participate in discussions within different contexts.
- Descriptive Language: The use of adjectives such as “sexy” and “divine” reflect how to add flair to your conversations. Learning to describe accents can aid in expressing personal preferences with more vivid language.
- Casual Introduction: The players introduce themselves with humor, such as “Hello, I’m Simon,” which showcases how to build rapport through personal touches in dialogue.
Practicing these expressions will allow you to sound more natural and engaging in conversations, a crucial step in mastering shadowspeak.
Common Pronunciation Traps
This video contains several pronunciation challenges that are great for practice:
- Accents: The speakers discuss various accents like "Australian" and "Irish." Each has particular sounds that might be difficult depending on your native language. Focus on the specific intonations and rhythm of these accents during your practice.
- Words like “Stinky Vintage”: This phrase presents a rhythm and emphasis that could be tricky. Ensure you pay attention to stress patterns to pronounce it fluently.
- Names and Variants: The playful twists on names like “Anna” and “Simon” underscore the importance of enunciation and regional variations in pronunciation.
To effectively tackle these traps, you can use the shadowing site methodology by repeating phrases after the speakers, which helps in mastering the nuances of English pronunciation.
By immersing yourself in these discussions and practicing these techniques, you will significantly improve your spoken English and conversational skills.
Grammar in this video
The structures the speaker uses most, with the exact words from the video:
| Structure | In the video |
|---|---|
| Present perfect have/has + past participle — a past action that still matters now | you've tried · I've never heard · have seen |
| Relative clauses who / which + clause — extra information about a person or thing | people who are · goodbye, which is · London, which is |
What is the Shadowing Technique?
Shadowing is a science-backed language learning technique originally developed for professional interpreter training and popularized by polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. The method is simple but powerful: you listen to native English audio and immediately repeat it out loud — like a shadow following the speaker with just a 1–2 second delay. Unlike passive listening or grammar drills, shadowing forces your brain and mouth muscles to simultaneously process and reproduce real speech patterns. Research shows it significantly improves pronunciation accuracy, intonation, rhythm, connected speech, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency — making it one of the most effective methods for IELTS Speaking preparation and real-world English communication.