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Hi everyone, welcome to Let's Talk in English on PTS and the radio.
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I'm Andrea.
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And I'm Gabe.
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And today you're going to meet some new people in this story that takes place in Hualien.
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And today we are going to Hualien to learn about tea houses and dining out.
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So let's get started with our key words.
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It's your turn to say them with us.
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Our first keyword is tea house.
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Tea house.
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Mike and Eleanor are drinking tea and relaxing in the tea house.
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Pour.
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Pour.
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Please pour the water into the cups.
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Sad.
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Sad.
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Betty is sad her grandpa is sick.
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Journal.
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Journal.
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Jan writes in her journal every day.
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No one else reads it.
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Stay.
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Stay.
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Stay.
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John and Roxy are staying in an expensive hotel.
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Take a picture.
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Take a picture.
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Tom takes a lot of pictures.
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He's a photographer.
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Now let's look at these words one more time.
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Tea house.
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Tea house.
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Poor.
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Poor.
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Sad.
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Sad.
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Journal.
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Journal.
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Stay.
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Stay.
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Take a picture.
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Take a picture.
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Well done, everyone.
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Now let's go see our friend, Eddie.
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Eddie?
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Hey, hey, hey.
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What can I write about in my journal today?
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I know.
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Maybe you can write about today's mission.
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Oh, that's great.
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OK, well, today's mission is what does Patty's mom give her?
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What does Patty's mom give her?
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Let's go to Hualien with our Read It paragraph.
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Three people are in a car in Hualien.
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Grandma Jones is driving.
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Two of her grandchildren, Roger and Patty, are with her.
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They are going to a tea house.
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Grandma and Roger are telling Patty about Taiwan.
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Patty is excited.
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This is her second day in Taiwan.
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She is having a lot of fun already.
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Grandma, Roger and Patty get to the tea house.
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It is beautiful.
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Patty thinks about tea.
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She remembers her last day with her mom.
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Andrea, she remembers her last day with her mom.
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Now, do you remember your mom?
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Of course I do, Gabe.
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I always think of my mom and think of the last time I saw her.
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Well, it's nice to think of family, but Patty is with family here in Hualien she is with her grandma
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and she's also with her cousin roger
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and where are they well they are in hualien
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but they are going to a tea house a tea house
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well good thing you just said our first key word of the day tea house tea house a tea house
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is a place that is kind of like a restaurant at a tea house you can order tea
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and sometimes snacks
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and other things a tea house tea houses are a great place to visit with family
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and friends you can go to a tea house sit down
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and relax enjoy tea and also enjoy your time with family
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and friends that's right sit down
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and relax at a tea house well andrea do you like
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going to tea houses i do i love going to tea
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houses i love to try all the different kinds of tea that's great
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patty come and drink some tea with me i can't mom i'm too excited i'm leaving for taiwan today I know,
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but have some tea.
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Sit down and relax.
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Okay, okay.
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Let me pour the tea for you.
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I can't do this again for three months. Are you sad, Mom?
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Yes, my little girl is leaving.
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Mom, I'm not little.
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I'm 17 years old.
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Well, in our conversation, we see Patty and her mom.
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Patty is remembering the last time she was with her mom.
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And Gabe, what are they doing?
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Well, they're sitting down and relaxing, and they're also drinking tea and spending time with each other.
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Patty's mom says, let me pour the tea for you.
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Now let me teach this keyword.
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It is the verb pour.
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Pour.
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Now when you pour something,
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that means you take liquid like water or soda from one cup or container and put it into another one.
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That's right, Andrea.
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There are two cups here.
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And so you can take the water from one cup and pour it into another cup.
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I will pour some water into Gabe's cup.
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Are you ready?
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There we go.
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Oh, Andrea, thank you for pouring water from your cup into my cup.
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So, Gabe, are you happy right now?
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I am so happy right now.
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This water tastes good.
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All right, so you're not sad, are you?
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No, I'm not sad.
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Why would I be sad?
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Well, because our next keyword is sad, so we're going to look at that.
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Our keyword is sad.
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Sad.
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Now, when you're sad, you are not happy.
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I'm sad because I have no water in my cup.
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Well, Andrea, I'm not sad.
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I'm pretty happy because you poured me some water.
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Thanks.
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You're welcome Gabe, maybe you can pour some water back in my cup and I'll be happy, I won't be sad.
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Now, friends, don't be sad because you're going to learn more.
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Patty, I have something for you.
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A journal?
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Thanks.
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Write about all your Taiwan adventures.
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Okay.
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Thanks, Mom.
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You're staying with your dad's brother and his family?
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But please go see my sister and her family too.
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Okay.
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Explore Hualien.
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Take a lot of pictures.
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But be careful.
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I know.
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Don't worry, Mom.
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Okay, honey.
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I love you.
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I love you.
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Oh, those are such nice words to hear, right, Andrea?
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That is true, Gabe.
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And you know what else I love?
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What?
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I love that we found the answer to today's mission.
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Today's mission.
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And that is, what does Patty's mom give her?
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What does Patty's mom give her?
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She gives her a journal.
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A journal?
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A journal.
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Right.
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Well, that's one of our key words for today.
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So we should teach that.
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Journal.
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Journal.
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A journal is a notebook that you can write in.
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But Andrea, how is a journal special?
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Well, a journal is special because it's a book that is just for you.
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You don't have to show everyone what you write in your journal.
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You can write your own thoughts and your own feelings in your journal.
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Good.
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Well, I'll write that down.
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And now let's look at our next key word, stay.
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Stay.
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To stay somewhere means to live there for a little while.
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When you stay at a place, you stay there for a short time.
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You can stay at a friend's house or stay at a hotel.
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But you don't stay at your own house.
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You live there because it's where you are all the time.
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That's right.
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So students, let's look at this next keyword.
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Take a picture.
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Take a picture.
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You use a camera to get pictures, and this is called taking pictures.
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When you travel to different places, it's a good idea to take a picture of the different things you see.
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That's right.
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Conversation Replay Three people are in a car in Hualien.
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Grandma Jones is driving.
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Two of her grandchildren, Roger and Patty, are with her.
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They are going to a tea house.
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Grandma and Roger are telling Patty about Taiwan.
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Patty is excited.
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This is her second day in Taiwan.
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She's having a lot of fun already.
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Grandma, Roger, and Patty get to the tea house.
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It is beautiful.
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Patty thinks about tea.
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She remembers her last day with her mom.
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Patty, come and drink some tea with me.
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I can't, Mom.
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I'm too excited.
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I'm leaving for Taiwan today.
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I know, but have some tea.
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Sit down and relax.
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Okay, okay.
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Let me pour the tea for you.
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I can't do this again for three months.
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Are you sad, mom?
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Yes, my little girl is leaving.
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Mom, I'm not little.
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I'm 17 years old.
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1. Taiwan Adventures Thanks, write about all your Taiwan adventures Okay,
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thanks mom You are staying with your dad's brother And his family, but please go see my sister And her family too Okay!
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Explore HuaLian, take a lot of pictures But be careful I know,
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don't worry mom Okay, honey.
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I love you.
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Calendar phrase.
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Hi, friends.
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Sit down and relax.
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Gabe, sit down and relax.
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Andrea, I would like to stand and relax.
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Okay, that sounds good, too.
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Well, we just said our calendar phrase.
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It is, sit down and relax.
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Sit down and relax.
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Now, this is a nice thing to say to someone when they come to your house.
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Or if you go to a restaurant, maybe someone will tell you this.
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It's our calendar phrase.
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Now, friends, sit down and relax and enjoy our calendar phrase skate.
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sit down and relax sit down
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and relax marie what's wrong i can't find my homework sit down
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and relax i can help you i can't i need my homework it's okay sit down
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and relax i can find it Really?
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Yes.
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Sit down and relax.
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I can get it.
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Okay. Is this your homework?
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Yes!
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Thank you, Jan.
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You're welcome.
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Sit down and relax.
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Sit down and relax.
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It's time for the...
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Question of the day!
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Good.
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Good.
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Okay.
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Here it is.
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Question of the day.
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Do you ever write in a journal?
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Why or why not?
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Do you ever write in a journal?
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Why or why not?
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And the answer is I do write in a journal because it helps with my writing.
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And it's a good idea, everybody.
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And joining us here helps you with your English.
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Thanks for joining us on Let's Talk in English.
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On PTS and on the radio.
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We'll see you next time.
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Bye-bye.
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Bye-bye.

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