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Oh my god, sorry, your eyes match your jumper.
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This is my date shirt.
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But you've worn this before, on a date?
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Maybe.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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Thank you.
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Good to see you again in this chicken shop rather than you following me around to our carpet.
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I know, I meant to apologise for that, but I'm very glad that we're here together.
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Yeah, it looks like you're stalking me.
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Well...
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I feel like I got a bit nervous.
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You are?
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I feel like we've built up to this moment for quite a while and now we're here.
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I don't feel nervous at all.
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You don't really have a nervous disposition, though.
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You think?
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I feel like you're...
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I would say the same about you.
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You don't think I have a nervous disposition?
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No.
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You don't know me well enough.
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Are you very nervous?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, OK.
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Do you like Guinness?
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That's...
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Is that offensive?
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No, it's actually not.
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This is quite topical for me at the moment.
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OK.
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I've recently gotten into Guinness, which is kind of sacrilegious for an Irish person to say.
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Interesting you say that.
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Because I've also recently got into Guinness.
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Great.
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Did you get one?
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No.
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Just for you.
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I just got one for me.
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OK, great.
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Cheers.
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Cheers.
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Do you like Guinness?
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Yeah, I love it.
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Hold on, before you do this, there's a thing where you have to split the G.
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Have you heard about this?
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No, tell me.
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See the G on the Guinness?
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You've got to split that with your first sip.
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What?
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So you've got to drink...
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Drink that much Guinness?
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I didn't bring the Guinness, you brought the Guinness.
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That's...
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polite.
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You're an Aquarius?
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I'm an Aquarius, yeah.
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I'm an Aquarius.
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What's your date of birth?
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30th of January.
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2nd of February.
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Oh my God, wow.
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Are you a romantic person?
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I would say yes.
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But it's all like, I mean, romance is subjective, right?
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Okay.
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What's romantic to one person isn't romantic to another person?
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That's true.
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What's romantic to you?
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Apart from this right now.
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I love walking.
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A good long walk is romantic to me.
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Simple pleasures.
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Simple pleasures.
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I'm a simple man.
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God, you're always playing such sad, sad characters.
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But they're also, they're quite like sexy.
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Sad.
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Sexy sad.
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Sexy sad.
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It's a specific genre.
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Yeah, I feel like you're really owning the sexy sad I like to manipulate the tears out of people with sexiness.
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Is that a big burden to have on your shoulders?
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Being sad and sexy.
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Yeah, a big weight to carry.
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Sad and sexy, is it a burden?
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No, it's a privilege.
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Do you have a favourite cinema snack?
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Popcorn, Maltesers and a big Coke.
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Do you put the...
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Yes.
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Yes.
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Cool, that's fine.
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So do I.
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We're so similar.
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Similar.
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Similar, yeah.
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Are you, like, go to the movies and see a sad movie or go and see a comedy?
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Oh, yeah, especially if you're in it.
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Great.
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I think I've seen all yours.
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All my movies.
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Well, you've not really done that.
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All my sad, sexy movies.
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You've not done loads.
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OK.
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I met Andrew Scott the other day.
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Beautiful man.
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He said you're a good kisser.
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I don't know if that's true or false, so I can't say.
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Can you pronounce your last name for me?
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I'd like you to pronounce my last name.
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I got it wrong.
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Meskel.
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Perfect.
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You learned that from Andrew Scott.
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Yeah, I did.
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It's a hard name to pronounce.
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I feel like the tide is changing.
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I feel like more people are getting it right now than wrong.
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It's a propaganda thing.
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It's a propaganda thing, and as you said, I haven't been in many movies, and the more that I'm in, the more people get the name right.
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Maybe you should have an easier name to pronounce as your last name, like Demoldenburg.
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Or maybe I should just...
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Yeah, that's true.
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Demoldenburg.
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Or maybe you should just what?
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Or maybe people should just get my name right.
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So what's Gaelic football?
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It's where lots of...
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..sad, sexy men run around in tiny shorts.
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Oh, my God.
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Is that how you got your thighs?
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That, yeah.
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Mm.
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Yeah, that's how...
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That's that and genetics.
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OK, OK.
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You've got a family of big thighs.
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Yeah, big...
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Big thigh family.
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Yeah.
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Gaelic football is the national sport in Ireland.
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And you used to play it?
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I used to play it.
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You any good?
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I was good, yeah.
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Obviously not, because you're not doing it now professionally.
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Well, I just decided to...
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It's an amateur sport, so you can't get paid doing it.
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So the national sport of Ireland is an amateur sport?
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It's kind of amazing because then people don't do, like...
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It's not corrupted by money.
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Unlike everything else in the world.
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Like soccer.
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You like the rugby that I saw.
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You're getting very emotional.
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I like it a bit too much.
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No, I think it's cute.
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It's cute?
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Yeah, it's cute.
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So say we're at a bar and I'm like...
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I have no flirting capacity, so I'm like, hey you might think this is cute and it's a video of me no don't show a video of yourself shag marry avoid theater tv movies oh that's a good question I'm going to...
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Yeah, I know, I know.
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OK.
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Shag movies, marry theatre, avoid TV.
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Really?
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Yeah, that's my...
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What was your pre-show rituals when you were doing theatre?
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Theatre.
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Yeah.
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Blind panic.
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Love that for you.
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Lots of pacing.
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It's a good opportunity to say, I think you're brilliant at your job.
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Stop.
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OK.
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Okay, okay, but you're very good at your job.
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Okay cool.
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I don't know if it's an attractive quality human being It is a job.
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No, it's not a job.
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We're on a date of course, but um Yeah, this is real.
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This is this is a real day real day There's no ring lights and there's no cameras absolutely not.
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There's not a room.
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This is real to me Okay, okay You're an Oscar nominee Not it louder for the people in the back.
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Not a winner, but nominees.
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Not a winner, yeah.
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Part of the counts.
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Do you agree?
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I agree with that.
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I think it's too subjective, really.
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Definitely.
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Or it is subjective.
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Sometimes it's like...
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Yeah, it's...
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I don't know what else to say on it.
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That's right.
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It's OK.
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Don't worry.
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It hurts.
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It's fine.
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You're good at picking a script.
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I love good films and good scripts.
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Sounds like a basic thing to say but is it easy when you get scripted to know if it's a good film or not?
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You know, I normally know the first read of something first line.
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I'm like I'm in sad dad Yeah, would you ever be in a rom-com?
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I would be in a rom-com.
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Cool.
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I'm I've got a rom-com script.
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Yeah I've got script.
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I'm writing a rom-com.
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It's me.
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I'm the lead.
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What's the story?
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I'm just looking for a male lead and I just wondered if well just depends on what the audition I was gonna make me audition.
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Yeah, just read this the script.
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Okay.
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It's a short script I'm the director.
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Just pretend I'm the director.
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You're the director?
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Yeah.
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But I'm also the star.
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I'm the director.
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Yeah, I'm gathering that.
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OK.
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Wow, Amelia, you look so beautiful today.
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I've never in my life seen someone so gorgeous in a chicken shop.
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I always used to think people who believed in love at first sight were stupid until...
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now.
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Cool.
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Great, did I get it?
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If you could just start reading the script now.
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Very good.
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That would be great.
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That was manipulation to the highest degree.
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MUSIC OK, smile.
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Look, they look not, like, good.
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What?
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Do I...?
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They just look normal.
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Look...
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Am I...?
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OK.
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OK, cool.
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That's good.
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OK, ready?
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Do you want a portrait or landscape?
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I don't know, you're the photographer.
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You look great.
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I can't...
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There you go.
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Cute.
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There you go.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Nesta lição, você terá a oportunidade de praticar a conversação em inglês através de um diálogo descontraído entre duas pessoas em um encontro. Esta transcrição é repleta de expressões cotidianas e interações sociais que são relevantes para quem deseja melhorar sua fluência. Você irá aprender a usar frases que podem ser utilizadas em situações de encontros e conversas informais, a partir do contexto de um encontro em um restaurante.

Vocabulário e Frases-Chave

  • Match - combinar; refere-se a algo que está em harmonia, como a cor dos olhos e das roupas.
  • Date shirt - camisa de encontro; uma peça de roupa escolhida especificamente para uma ocasião de encontro.
  • Stalking - perseguição; usada de forma leve para descrever alguém seguindo outrem de maneira insistente.
  • Nervous disposition - disposição nervosa; refere-se à tendência de uma pessoa a se sentir nervosa em situações sociais.
  • Guinness - tipo de cerveja; uma referência cultural, especialmente para pessoas de origem irlandesa.
  • Split the G - dividir o G; uma curiosidade sobre como beber Guinness corretamente, uma expressão que pode gerar conversa entre amigos.
  • Cheers - saúde; uma expressão usada para brindar antes de beber.

Dicas de Prática

Para aproveitar ao máximo esta lição, recomendamos a técnica de shadow speak, que consiste em repetir as falas do vídeo em tempo real, assim como as escuta. A velocidade do diálogo neste vídeo é moderada, proporcionando uma excelente oportunidade para praticar o shadowing em inglês. Tente seguir o ritmo dos falantes, prestando atenção às entonações e pausas. Aqui estão algumas dicas:

  • Assista ao vídeo algumas vezes antes de tentar shadowing. Familiarize-se com o tom das conversas e as expressões.
  • Use o shadowing site para ouvir a mesma parte do diálogo múltiplas vezes, garantindo que você capture a pronúncia e o ponto de vista falado naturalmente.
  • Concentre-se nas expressões do diálogo, como "Do you like Guinness?" para se acostumar a fazer perguntas e participar de uma conversa.
  • Grave-se praticando e ouça sua própria pronúncia, isso ajuda a identificar áreas para melhorar.
  • Finalmente, não hesite em utilizar este vídeo como uma parte da sua rotina de prática de conversação em inglês, já que é uma forma prática de aprender inglês com YouTube.

Ao integrar essas práticas na sua rotina de estudos, você estará mais próximo de se tornar um falante confiante em inglês.

O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?

Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.

Como praticar de forma eficaz no ShadowingEnglish

  1. Escolha seu vídeo: Escolha um vídeo do YouTube com inglês claro e natural. TED Talks, BBC News, cenas de filmes, podcasts — todos funcionam bem. Cole a URL na barra de pesquisa.
  2. Ouça primeiro, entenda o contexto: Na primeira vez, mantenha a velocidade em 1x e apenas ouça. Não tente repetir ainda. Concentre-se em entender o significado.
  3. Configure o modo Shadowing:
    • Modo de espera: Escolha +3s ou +5s — após cada frase, o vídeo pausa automaticamente para você repetir.
    • Sinc. legendas: Legendas do YouTube às vezes estão adiantadas ou atrasadas. Use ±100ms para alinhar.
  4. Faça Shadowing em voz alta (a prática principal): Assim que a frase tocar — ou durante a pausa — repita em voz alta, clara e confiante. Imite o ritmo, ênfase, tom e sons conectados do falante.
  5. Aumente o desafio: Quando um trecho ficar confortável, aumente a velocidade para <code>1.25x</code> ou <code>1.5x</code>. Pratique 15-30 minutos por dia para resultados visíveis em poucas semanas.

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