Shadowing Practice: АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ПО МУЛЬТИКАМ — Мадагаскар / Madagascar (1) - Learn English Speaking with Video
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This is English.
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Hello, let's start with the movie Madagascar.
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This is one of my most...
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I'm talking about every movie, of course.
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But there is a really golden collection of movies, which I just love.
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It's about 90s, when the King of the Lies, Bambi...
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Well, in Bambi there's no need to be.
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But starting from the Korole of the Lies and where the year 2007, maybe even 2010, this is,
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I think, the golden age Disney and Pixar, when they were released the same, same, same, same, my favorite movie.
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And like Madagascar, the first scene, the dialogue between Alex and Marty,
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where we see the first signs of the fact that Marty has a crisis of the age, and he is 10 years old,
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but the lion, I understand, is a pretty serious age.
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Please call us in Telegram, in school, this is English.
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We have a group here, you can enter one of those groups, or individually, we have great teachers.
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Now let's start.
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Let's go.
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Let's start.
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Let's see who we've heard of.
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We're going to watch the original.
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And the actors will be the, who we've heard of in English.
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Sasha Baron Cohen, he's a barat, dictator Bruno and other comedic roles, The voice of the King Then Chris Rock,
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also a comic and a stand-up The voice of the King The voice of the King Ben Stiller, I think he's been in a picture of Alex I think he's been in a picture of the King
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In the past he's been known thanks to the theme of Sigma Although,
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I think he's also been a star As I say that he's been a mod This actor is from Drupal,
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as I remember And he's been a fan of Melman How do you think?
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I'd never thought about it.
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Next, there are some of the people who are not known.
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In any case, for me, people, except Jada Smith, this is a woman of Will Smith, she is speaking of Glory.
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Well, I've seen more of the знакомых people.
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I think we can start.
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Now, in the head of Sasha Baron Cohen, Chris Rock and Ben Stiller.
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And, as a matter of fact, Gloria Jada Smith.
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I've never thought about it.
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And the rocks can find you
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Your freedom's a poor in time So there's no need to find a way To find you Surprise!
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AHHHHH!
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Alex, do not interrupt me when I'm daydreaming.
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When the zebra's in the zone, leave him alone.
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Come on, Marty.
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Just wanted to wish you a happy birthday.
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Hey!
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Hey, man!
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Thanks!
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Oh!
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Ah!
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Pоехали.
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Alex!
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Do not interrupt me when I'm daydreaming!
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Do not interrupt me.
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Не прерывай меня.
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Я благодаря этому слову, кстати, быстро выучил interrumpe, по-моему, по-испански.
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Ну-ка, буквально то же самое значит.
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Вот.
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Interrumpe is a Spanish verb.
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Испанский глагол, который значит interrupts, прерывать.
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Вообще, после английского очень легко учить любые европейские языки,
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French, Italian, Spanish They just learn to learn Interrupt Ruudely interrupt Don't interrupt me Try not to interrupt the speaker Alex,
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do not interrupt me Alex, don't interrupt me
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When I'm daydreaming Day – it's a day Dream – it's
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a dream Daydream – it's a dream Daydream – it's a dream It's a dream It's a dream
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То есть это мечтать, мы говорим.
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Do not interrupt me.
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Не прерывай меня when I'm daydreaming.
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Когда я в грезах своих, когда я мечтаю.
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Ну, то есть он до этого бежал.
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И как раз таки сразу в завязке нам показывают, как сильно Марти хочет оказаться в настоящей дикой природе, а не в зоопарке.
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Тоже, кстати, я никогда это не соотносил с дальнейшим сюжетом, этот первый кадр в детстве.
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Daydream.
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Мечтать наяву.
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To daydream about success.
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Мечтать об успехе.
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So, sit and think, what would it be like.
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Caught daydreaming in class.
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Poymant на мечтах на урок.
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So, when a teacher says, stop daydreaming, stop sitting, like in Russian, let's go in the clouds.
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Lost in a daydream.
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Утонул в мечтах.
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Alex, do not interrupt me when I'm daydreaming.
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Не прерывай меня, когда я мечтаю.
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Alex, do not interrupt me when I'm daydreaming.
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When the zebra's in the zone, leave me alone.
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When the zebra's in the zone, Когда Zebra in the zone, это в зоне, имеется в виду настроен.
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Так часто говорят про игроков, когда они в таком режиме.
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Ну или не только про игроков, про людей, которые любой деятельностью занимаются, когда они очень настроены, когда они сосредоточены.
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Картинок нет как-то особо подходящих.
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Вот, в ударе, в потоке.
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Правильно.
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Be in the zone, быть в ударе, в зоне своей.
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Get in the zone, войти в состояние потока.
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В какой-то русской песне было «Я в зоне» именно в этом смысле, не помню в какой.
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Stay in the zone.
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Сохранять вдохновение.
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То есть, видите, про любую деятельность можно так сказать.
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И про работу, и про искусство, и про спорт.
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When a zebra is in the zone.
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Когда зебра в потоке.
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Leave him alone.
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Оставь его в покое.
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Leave alone.
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Оставить в покое.
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Буквально leave.
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Покидать.
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Alone.
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Один.
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Leave alone.
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When a zebra is in the zone.
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Leave him alone.
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All words and sentences I put in a book, in a book, in a book, you can download it in the description.
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Let's go!
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Here, Marty, I just wanted to wish you a happy birthday!
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Hey, I
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got something.
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У меня тут что-то stuck in my teeth, застряло в моих зубах.
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Stuck, застрять в прошедшем времени.
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Давайте прям так и запишем, как мы встретили.
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Все-таки лексический подход.
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Надо записывать и слово, и то, в каком оно контексте встречается.
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Поэтому мы выпишем, как нам попалось.
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Stuck in teeth.
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Более того, довольно частое явление в жизни.
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Застрявший в зубах.
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Popcorn stuck in teeth.
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Попкорн застрял в зубах.
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Something stuck in your teeth.
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Что-то застряло у тебя в зубах.
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Food stuck in front teeth.
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Еда застряла в передних зубах.
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Hey, I got something stuck in my teeth.
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Hey, I got something stuck in my teeth.
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It's driving me crazy.
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It's driving me crazy.
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Это сводит меня с ума.
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Тоже запишем drive crazy.
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Crazy сумасшедший, но drive crazy.
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Это, как мы по-русски говорим, сводить с ума.
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Drive, водить машину.
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Drive crazy, сводить кого-то с ума.
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It's driving me crazy.
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Can you help me out here?
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Можешь меня выручить, помочь?
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Тоже мы запишем именно help out, чтобы вы знали с предлогом, это выручить кого-то.
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Help.
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Просто помогать.
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Help out.
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Вот такое значение появляется немножко.
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Ну, подмоги мне, дружище.
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Help out.
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Can you help me out here, please?
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It's driving me crazy.
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Can you help me out here, please?
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Ah, you came to the right place, my friend.
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You came to the right place.
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Ты пришел в правильное место.
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Вот чисто как по-русски мы говорим.
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Came to the right place, my friend.
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Ah, you came to the right place, my friend.
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Доктор Марти.
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DDS is in the house.
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Dr. Marty, Dr. Marty DDS, это аббревиатура, обозначает Dentist, Dentist,
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да, они коротко говорят, или же Doctor of Dental Surgery, доктор дентальной, да, ротовой хирургии,
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оральной, наверное, было бы правильно сказать.
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DDS, like this is a very famous name,
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for sure DDS Doctor of Dental Surgery and DMD Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree This doctor,
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this doctor, this doctor You can then shock someone with a local American abbreviation So remember DDS, I also add DDS Dr. Marty,
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DDS is in the house Please hop on top of my sterilized examination table, if you may Please, please,
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hop on the top, запрыгивай наверх, ну, в общем, просто на of my sterilized, моего стерилизованного examination table.
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Вот это мы тоже запишем.
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Это полезное слово, потому что examine, это часто обозначает именно изучать что-либо, осматривать в таком духе.
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И особенно при визите к врачу, examine – это осмотреть пациента.
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Соответственно, examination table.
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Ну, кстати, само слово examen, то тоже, по сути, это осмотр ваших знаний, осмотр знаний студента.
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Ну, в общем, examen, в принципе, значит что-то изучать, осматривать.
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Patient on the examination table.
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Пациент на смотровом столе.
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Вот нам по-русски предлагают именно смотровой.
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У нас смотреть по-английски немножко оттенок изучения появляется.
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Doctor approaches the examination table.
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Доктор подходит к вот этому столу.
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Ветеринарный тоже так же называется.
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Examination table.
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Please hop on top of my sterilized examination table Стол для осмотра Смотровой стол
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If you may Это добавляет такой элегантности Вот он видно, что ведет себя как британец здесь Если вы,
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как бы если соизволите If you may Давайте тоже запишем дословно Если вы можете
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Ну вот нам хороший перевод предлагают Если позволите Excuse me, if you may Извините Если бы,
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ну это тоже прям двойная вежливость получается I would like to ask a question if I may.
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Я бы хотел задать вопрос, если позволите.
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Или вот, допустим, I want to add something.
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Или вот, например, не хватает, как будто could I add something, if I may.
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Мог бы я добавить что-то, если позволите.
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Please hop on top of my sterilized examination table if you may.
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Please hop on top of my sterilized examination table if you may.
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Видите, как он прибавил в конце.
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Hey, I got something stuck in my teeth.
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It's driving me crazy.
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Can you help me out here, please?
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Ah, you came to the right place, my friend.
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Dr. Marty DDS is in the house.
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Please hop on top of my sterilized examination table, if you may.
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I don't see anything.
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He's on the watch.
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Ah!
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Oh, all right.
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Okay, just don't talk with your mouthful.
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Ah!
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Right here.
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What the heck is this doing in this?
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Happy birthday!
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Oh, hey, thanks, man.
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I don't see anything.
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I don't see anything, ничего не вижу.
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It's on the left.
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Оно слева.
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Обратите внимание.
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On the left.
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On the left.
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Именно предлог on.
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I don't see anything.
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He's on the left.
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Oh, all right.
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Just don't talk with your mouthful.
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Just don't talk.
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Просто не разговаривай with your mouthful.
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С набитым ртом.
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Кстати, мы говорим по-русски.
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Don't talk with your mouthful.
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Не разговаривай с твоим ртом полным.
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порядок слов и вообще выбор слов для такого выражения, как сильно отличается от нашего.
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Не говори с полным ртом.
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Вообще с набитым мы говорим чаще.
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Okay, just don't talk with your mouth, fuck.
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Ah!
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Right here.
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What the heck is this doing in there?
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Right here.
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Прям тут, то есть вот оно.
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What the heck?
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Вот слово heck часто используется в мультиках для того, чтобы заменить собой другое слово,
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потому что детям нельзя материться и слушать мат.
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So it's only a word hack.
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And the kids really say it and they don't like it.
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Although it's clear that it's in the sense of what the heck is this doing in here?
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Why?
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What the heck is this doing in here?
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What is this doing in here?
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What is this doing in here?
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What the heck is this doing in here?
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Happy birthday!
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Oh, hey, thanks, man!
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We'll be listening, there's a lot of stuff.
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You put it behind the tube.
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You're alright.
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These aren't even on the shelf yet.
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Here, check it out, check it out.
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Look at that.
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Look at that.
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Look at that.
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It's snowing.
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Ten years old, huh?
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A decade.
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Double digits.
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The big one-oh.
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You put it in.
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Ты это положил.
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You put it in.
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Вложил, положил.
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Behind the tooth.
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Позади зуба.
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За зуб.
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You're alright.
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Ты в порядке.
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Ну, то есть, красавчик.
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Молодец.
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These aren't even on the shelf yet Эти даже не на
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полке То есть их еще даже на полках нет То есть это вообще эксклюзивчик Shelf-полка
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These aren't even on the shelf yet Here, check it out, check it out Look at that Look at that Look at that It's snowing 10 years old, huh?
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A decade Ten years old, 10 лет A decade Прям классно нам поясняют Слово decade Это десятилетие Ten years old, huh?
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Decade.
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Невозможно не запомнить.
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Ten years old, huh?
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A decade.
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Double digits.
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Double digits.
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По-английски digit – это цифра.
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Есть слово number, есть слово digit.
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Давайте посмотрим на разницу слова digit и number.
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И то, и то вроде как обозначает число, но разница есть.
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A digit is a single symbol.
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Это один символ used to make numbers, который используется, чтобы делать как раз-таки numbers.
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Here are digits.
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We have two digits.
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We have two digits.
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The number number 10 consists of two digits.
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We call it two digits.
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We call it two digits.
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The number 247 has three digits.
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Two, four, and seven.
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And the word number is like a number of numbers, which can be made of digits, of numbers.
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Well, it's like we speak a number of numbers and numbers.
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I use it and it's the same.
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Tell me, how it is, by the way, when we speak a number of numbers, and when we speak a number of numbers.
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Наверное, такой же, да, смысл, та же логика.
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Ну так вот, double digits, двойная цифра, the big one O.
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Double digits, the big one O.
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One O, и почему-то в английском часто цифру ноль называют O, потому что она похожа на букву O.
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Я не знаю, как это так пошло, но это постоянно они так делают.
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Меня не прикалывает так говорить, но раз в языке так принято, то я тоже, когда разговариваю,
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использую букву O, чтобы обозначать номер.
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в номерах телефонов и так далее.
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Раз уж зашла речь, давайте посмотрим, когда люди говорят O про цифру 0 в английском языке.
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Informally – неформально.
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It is acceptable in speech.
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Это так допустимо в речи.
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Especially in – особенно в phone numbers.
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Телефонные номера.
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Call me at 555-0923.
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Позвони мне 555-0923.
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Вот так говорится в английском.
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Room or bus numbers – номера комнат или автобусов, например.
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Bus 05.
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Автобус под номером 05.
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Называется 05.
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Years.
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Про года можно так говорить.
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The class of 2009.
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Class, ну, типа выпуск.
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2009. 2009.
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То есть 2009 года.
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Codes or addresses.
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Коды или адресы.
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Ну, адрес.
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Apartment 04.
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И когда не принято так делать.
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Например, in math, в математике, science, in точных науках, в программировании и так далее.
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В общем, там, где надо формально цифру передать,
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там, например, говорят 0.5 0.5 Not 0.5 Не 0.5 То есть,
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когда разговорная речь, неформальная, говорите 0, будете звучать более casual, как будто вы прям носитель.
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Когда дело касается программирования, математик и всякого такого, там не стоит.
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Well, again, there is a not formal situation, a not formal context, so he says one-oh.
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That's the one, that's the big seller.
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No, no, no, the president's great, really.
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It's just that another year's coming, gone, and I'm still doing the same old thing.
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Stand over here, over there, eat some grass, walk back over here.
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You don't like it?
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No, no, it's great.
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You hate it.
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Ну, в принципе, понятно всё.
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I should have gotten you the Alex alarm clock.
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I should have gotten you.
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Мне следовало.
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Вот тут сожалению про прошлое.
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I should have gotten you.
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Мне надо было тебе достать The Alex Alarm Clock,
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будильник Алекса Ну, типа с ним That's the one, вот это он, да, вот это то, что надо было That's the big seller,
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у нас есть слово best seller Это книжка, которая лучше всего продается Big seller, это просто хорошо продается он That's the one, that's the big seller No,
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no, no, the present's great, real Тоже понятно?
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It's just that, another year is coming and gone.
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They, I think, were already in some kind of friendship with her husband.
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Well, it's so just like...
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It's just that another year...
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...that they're in one movie.
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Come and go, and I'm still doing the same old thing.
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Marty jalouette.
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It's just that...
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Just the...
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It's just that...
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Another year's come and gone.
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It's just that another year's come and gone.
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Come and gone.
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It's just that...
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It's just that...
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It's just that, it's just that,
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it's just that, it's just that I don't feel ready.
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It's just that he didn't tell me.
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Да вот просто дело в том, что он не сказал мне.
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То есть это очень неформальное разговорное вступление классное.
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Надо тоже запомнить.
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It's just that another year, еще один год, come and gone, пришел и ушел.
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Тоже мы запишем.
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Come and gone.
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Прошел, ну, просто прошел нам предлагают.
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Summer has come and gone.
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Лето пришло и ушло.
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The moment has come and gone.
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Момент пришел и ушел.
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It's just that another year's come and gone.
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Еще один год пришел и ушел.
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It's just that another year's come and gone and I'm still doing the same old thing.
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And I'm still doing...
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Я все еще делаю the same old thing.
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Ту же самую старую штуку.
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Ну, thing имеется в виду выступление его.
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Stand over here.
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Over there.
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Eat some grass.
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Walk back over here.
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Stand over there.
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Постой там.
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Stand over here.
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Over there.
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Stand over here.
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Постой тут.
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Over there.
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Постой там.
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Eat some grass.
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Поешь травы.
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Walk back over here.
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Подойди обратно сюда.
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Ну, вот он жалуется на свою долю зоопаркного животного.
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It's just that another year's come and gone and I'm still doing the same old thing.
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Stand over here, try over there, eat some grass, walk back over here.
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I see your problem.
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Maybe I should go to law school.
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You just need to break out of that boring routine.
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How?
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Throw out the old act, get out there, who knows what you're gonna do.
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Make it up as you go along.
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Ad-lib, improvise, on the fly, boom boom boom.
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Really?
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You know, make it fresh.
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Fresh, huh?
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Okay, I could do fresh.
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Works for me.
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I see your problem and I see your problem.
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I see your problem, I see your problem, I find your problem.
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I see your problem, also, we don't speak Russian.
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Maybe I should go to law school.
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Может мне пойти в, дословно, law – it's закон, юриспруденция, school – школа.
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Так говорят про юридический факультет.
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Я не знаю, почему они говорят law school, именно школа, но имеется в виду, на юриста учиться.
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Apply to law school, подать на юридический факультет, graduate from law school to be released from the faculty.
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Well, it's called the faculty.
432
Actually, in English, look at how they say law school.
433
It's called the faculty, as we now understand.
434
School, it's also medicine school.
435
Although it's not school, it's not school, it's not school, it's school in the wider sense of word.
436
Business School, it's also faculty business.
437
That means it's in fact faculty, but it's like school.
438
Maybe I should go to law school.
439
Maybe I should go to law school.
440
Maybe I should go to law school.
441
I see...
442
Wait, Melman, Marty.
443
Marty, Mort в этом мультике.
444
И Melman, все на букву M.
445
I see your problem.
446
Maybe I should go to law school.
447
You just need to break out of that boring routine.
448
You just need to break out.
449
Тебе просто нужно break out, вырваться наружу, да?
450
Вообще так говорят про выбраться из клетки, да, из...
451
Будучи в заперти, откуда выбраться откуда-то.
452
Break out.
453
You just need to break out.
454
You just need to break out of that boring routine.
455
You just need to break out of that boring routine.
456
How?
457
Throw out the old act.
458
How?
459
Как?
460
Throw out.
461
Throw.
462
Кидать.
463
Throw out.
464
Выкини.
465
Throw out the old act.
466
Выкини старый act.
467
Ну, то есть, перестань вести себя как раньше, да?
468
Не веди себя как обычно.
469
How?
470
Throw out the old act.
471
Get out there.
472
Who knows what you're going to do?
473
Who knows what you're gonna do?
474
Кто же знает, что ты будешь делать?
475
Make it up as you go along.
476
Make it up.
477
Make up – это придумывать что-то.
478
Make it up as you go along.
479
Вот это мы записываем точно.
480
Make up as you go along.
481
Придумывать на ходу.
482
Дословно.
483
Make up – придумывать.
484
По мере того, как ты go along.
485
Идешь, продвигаешься вперед.
486
Импровизировать нам предлагают вариант.
487
Короткий.
488
Just make it up as you go along.
489
Да просто давай на ходу придумывай Musicians often make up songs as they go along Музыканты часто придумывают песни По мере того,
490
как они играют По мере того, как они продвигаются He tends to make up stories as he goes along Он имеет тенденцию,
491
да, вот он часто так делает To make up stories as he goes along Придумывать истории на ходу
492
Who knows what you're gonna do Кто же знает, что ты будешь делать, да, то есть будь непредсказуемым Он же пожаловался, что он, типа, стой тут, стой там and eat the food and return back.
493
Who knows what you're gonna do?
494
Make it up as you go along.
495
He said, go out there.
496
He said, get out there.
497
He said, get out there.
498
They say, go out there.
499
They say, go out there.
500
Get out there.
501
Who knows what you're gonna do?
502
Make it up as you go along.
503
Add lib, improvise, on the fly.
504
I have a book on my website.
505
Кстати, I have a book on English for films.
506
It's sold in Wazone, on Wildberries, in Chicago.
507
In the same way, where they sell books, you buy them, if you buy them.
508
Adlib.
509
I asked for the presentation, how often, when was the last time, when I found something new, new word?
510
It's the same time, the first time I've ever met Adlib.
511
But, there is a word that is impoverished, speaking without preparation.
512
It's a very rare.
513
To adlib a line on stage.
514
To adlib a line on stage.
515
To adlib a line on stage.
516
To adlib a line on stage.
517
To adlib a line on stage.
518
To adlib a line on stage.
519
He started to adlib – он начал импровизировать during the speech, во время речи.
520
Funny adlibs in the podcast – смешные импровизации, да, смешная речь без подготовки в подкасте.
521
Давайте посмотрим на происхождение, наверняка это из латыни.
522
Да, латынь, еще бы я помнил латынь, тогда бы догадался бы.
523
Ad libitum – at one's pleasure, то есть в чье-то удовольствие, как пожелаешь, то есть как хочешь, по сути.
524
То есть это буквально выражение на латыни, которое обозначает как хочешь, как пожелаешь.
525
Adlib.
526
Ну и в повседневной речи обозначает именно импровизировать, говорить без подготовки.
527
Adlib.
528
Improvise.
529
То есть он буквально нам три разных варианта.
530
Алекс сказал, как можно сказать по-английски импровизировать.
531
Можно просто improvise, можно adlib, а можно make it up as you go along.
532
Описательно вот так сказать.
533
Как хорошо, что я никогда не готовлюсь заранее к выпуску.
534
So, everything that happens for me is so interesting, as for you every time.
535
And here, on the fly.
536
It's just he decided to get us today.
537
On the fly, on the fly, on the fly.
538
Well, this is how we speak on the fly.
539
Make it fresh.
540
Make it fresh.
541
Make it fresh.
542
Make it fresh.
543
Make it fresh.
544
Make it fresh.
545
Make it fresh.
546
Make it fresh.
547
Make it fresh.
548
Okay.
549
I can do fresh.
550
Works for me.
551
So, now we will stop now.
552
Now we will see everything again.
553
I will see all the words and all the words in the description.
554
You can download the text in the description of today's episode.
555
All the material in the description.
556
Now we will see everything again.
557
There's no need to follow me to follow you!
558
Surprise!
559
Alex!
560
Do not interrupt me when I'm daydreaming.
561
When the zebra's in the zone, leave him alone.
562
Come on, Marty.
563
Just wanted to wish you a happy birthday.
564
Hey, man, thanks!
565
Oh!
566
Ah!
567
Hey, um, I got something stuck in my teeth.
568
It's driving me crazy.
569
Crazy can you help me out here, please?
570
Ah, you came to the right place my friend Dr. Marty DDS is in the house
571
Please hop on top of my sterilized examination table if you may I don't see anything.
572
He's on the left.
573
Ah!
574
Oh, all right.
575
Okay, just don't talk with your mouthful Ah, right here.
576
What the heck is this doing in this?
577
Happy birthday!
578
Aww, hey, thanks man.
579
You put it behind the tube.
580
You alright.
581
These aren't even on the shelf yet.
582
Here, check it out, check it out.
583
Look at that.
584
Woo, look at that.
585
Woo, look at that.
586
Look at that.
587
It's snowing.
588
Ten years old, huh?
589
A decade.
590
Double digits.
591
A big one-oh.
592
You don't like it?
593
No, no, it's great.
594
You hate it.
595
Ugh, I should have gotten you the Alex alarm clock.
596
That's the one, that's the big seller.
597
No, no, no. The president's great, really.
598
It's just that another year's come and gone, and I'm still doing the same old thing.
599
Stand over here, try over there, eat some grass, walk back over here.
600
I see your problem.
601
Maybe I should go to law school.
602
You just need to break out of that boring routine.
603
How?
604
Throw out the old act.
605
Get out there.
606
Who knows what you're going to do?
607
Make it up as you go along.
608
Ad-lib.
609
Improvise.
610
On the fly.
611
Boom, boom, boom.
612
Really?
613
You know, make it fresh.
614
Fresh?
615
Huh?
616
Okay, I can do fresh.
617
Works for me.
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Vocabulary and speaking notes for this lesson
This video has 484 sentences and 2847 words to shadow. The speech runs for 28:49. The speaker talks slowly, about 99 words per minute, so there is time to copy every sound. 85% of the words are among the 3,000 most common in English; the rest is worth studying before you start.
Key vocabulary in this video
15 words from the video worth learning, with pronunciation and meaning:
| Word | Pronunciation | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| digit noun | /ˈdɪd͡ʒɪt/ | A position in a sequence of numerals representing a place value in a positional number system. |
| interrupt verb | /ˌɪntəˈɹʌpt/ | To disturb or halt (an ongoing process or action, or the person performing it) by interfering suddenly, especially by speaking. |
| examination noun | /ɪɡˌzæm.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/ | The act of examining. |
| heck | /hɛk/ | Hell. |
| boom verb | /bum/ | To make a loud, hollow, resonant sound. |
| cellar noun | /ˈsɛləɹ/ | An enclosed underground space, often under a building, used for storage or shelter. |
| grass noun | /ɡɹɑːs/ | Any plant of the family Poaceae, characterized by leaves that arise from nodes in the stem and leaf bases that wrap around the stem, especially those grown as… |
| routine noun | /ɹuˈtin/ | A course of action to be followed regularly; a standard procedure. |
| faculty noun | /ˈfæk.əl.ti/ | The academic staff at schools, colleges, universities or not-for-profit research institutes, as opposed to the students or support staff. |
| shelf noun | /ʃɛlf/ | A flat, rigid structure, fixed at right angles to a wall or forming a part of a cabinet, desk, etc., and used to display, store, or support objects. |
| bore verb | /boɹ/ | To inspire boredom in somebody. |
| clock noun | /klɑk/ | A chronometer, an instrument that measures time, particularly the time of day. |
| alarm noun | /əˈlɑɹm/ | A summons to arms, as on the approach of an enemy. |
| formal adjective | /ˈfɔɹməl/ | In accordance with established forms. |
| tube noun | /tuːb/ | Anything that is hollow and cylindrical in shape. |
Phrasal verbs you will hear
| Word | Pronunciation | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| go along verb | To participate, cooperate, or conform. | |
| stand over verb | To be very watchful of. | |
| throw out verb | /ˈθɹəʊ ˌaʊt/ | To discard; to dispense with something; to throw away. |
| get out verb | To leave or escape. | |
| make up verb | /ˌmeɪk ˈʌp/ | To constitute, to compose. |
| break out verb | To escape, especially forcefully or defiantly. | |
| go out verb | To leave, especially a building. | |
| help out verb | To provide assistance. |
Pronunciation to watch
The speaker uses 60 contractions and reduced forms, such as don't, I'm, you're. Say them the short way, as you hear them.
- The “th” sounds: mathematics /mæθ(.ə)ˈmæt.ɪks/, tooth /tuθ/, mouthful /ˈmaʊθfʊl/
- The “sh” and “zh” sounds: examination /ɪɡˌzæm.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/, shelf /ʃɛlf/, shock /ʃɔk/, friendship /ˈfɹɛn(d)ʃɪp/, preparation /ˌpɹɛpəˈɹeɪʃ(ə)n/
- Long words — get the stress right: examination /ɪɡˌzæm.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/, preparation /ˌpɹɛpəˈɹeɪʃ(ə)n/, acceptable /əkˈsɛp.tə.bəl/, mathematics /mæθ(.ə)ˈmæt.ɪks/, individually /ˌɪndɪˈvɪd͡ʒ(u)əli/
How to practise with this video
- Listen to the whole video once without speaking and note the words you do not know.
- Shadow it sentence by sentence at normal speed, repeating each one until your rhythm matches the speaker.
- Record yourself and compare with the original, paying attention to words like digit, interrupt, examination.
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 | we've heard · I've seen · I've never thought |
| Passive voice be + past participle — the focus is on what happens, not who does it | were released · been known · are not known |
| Relative clauses who / which + clause — extra information about a person or thing | people who are · numbers, which can |
| Advice with “should” should + verb — saying what is a good idea | should have · should go |
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.