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Janusz, what is actually the worst thing you've ever done?
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I've been thinking for a long time and it's actually a story that is so sad, so sad, that I'm not gonna tell you now,
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but maybe if you're at the end of the show, then I'll tell you to tell you what a cliffhanger.
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We ask people now what the worst thing they've ever done?
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Spannende Frage.
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Drei Wörter, dümmste, blamierend und peinlich.
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Da in dieser Sprache arbeiten wir heute.
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Los geht's.
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Was ist das dümmste, was du je in deinem Leben gemacht hast?
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Also es ist natürlich immer die Frage, worauf gezogen.
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Was ich sehr bereue, ist auf jeden Fall, dass ich mir mal meine Augenbrauen abrasiert habe,
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When I was little, I was very sad.
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And sometimes sometimes, there are little mistakes that happen to me, which I could avoid.
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That's how I can't answer.
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There are many things.
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Probably, I was a kid, I was a kid, my parents were going to hold up to me.
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What was the worst you ever made in your life?
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What was the worst I ever made in my life?
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I was going to drive.
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and I was going to drive.
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My car was driving, but I had only 5 minutes of time.
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I thought I would go to the store and eat something.
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There was a car, and I was late.
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That was pretty dumb.
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What was dumb was, that I had married my husband now.
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We were very long friends.
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10 years.
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It took a long time to understand, That's more for life.
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That was very dumb from me.
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That's why I needed to be a long time.
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That's so sweet.
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I got together with friends a piece of paper.
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We wanted to build it as a community.
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We spoke but before I didn't speak well.
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That was in my hands.
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We were then a few years ago not in communication.
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Oh, how bad.
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What was the worst you ever made in your life?
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Oh, I think I was about 14 years old.
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I tried to make my own tattoos with a needle, which was actually for clothes to sew.
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I don't know what kind of Tint was that was.
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It was just a Tint.
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Then we tried to get a tattoo on it.
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It looked really well and was gone away.
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But I think that's just a bit of a thing.
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That's really a bit of a thing.
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That's the absolute dumbest...
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I just wanted to say that I didn't have to do it before, as I did it, from home to home.
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But that can't be dumb because it didn't really have a free decision.
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I think I was...
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I was...
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I was like, I was like, I wanted to go to the club and was just a bit drunk.
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I was not here because I couldn't even go even go down.
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I wanted to go down and go down.
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I went over the Zaun and he had to go to the back.
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I got my whole head on and went to the back.
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Then he saw me on the table and said no.
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Then I went down and went down and came back to the police.
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They have my personal account and then I lost my phone.
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I was not so bad at all.
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I was not so bad at all.
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I was not so bad at all.
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I was not so bad at all.
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I was not so bad at all.
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I was not so bad at all.
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But it was a different experience.
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What was the bad at all you ever made in your life?
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Oh, God.
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I was actually for a few months in the country.
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I wanted to build a new life.
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But I really regret it.
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I came back and lived here in Germany.
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What were the reasons for this?
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What did you find not so cool?
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And where did you go?
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I flew to New Zealand and I felt very upset.
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I couldn't identify with the culture.
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I didn't even know a person.
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I felt like I was in Germany and Berlin.
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my friends, my family.
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What was the worst you ever made in your life?
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I think my priorities were to set up when I was younger.
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To think that everything else is important than the school.
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And also the main goal for the future.
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I can always preach to all young people or my little cousins.
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No matter how much it is, it's going to go and drink with his friend a beer.
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First of all, it's just the same thing.
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Okay, I have something.
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It's not really dumb, I believe.
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But my friends believe me all of them not, that it happened.
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I've been following a horse on a horse.
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I was on a horse and he was on a horse.
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I've been there going on and saying, he's going to put my horse back.
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That's not really dumb.
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That's about the coolest ever.
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Yes, that's about the coolest thing.
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But that's why people think that it's dumb.
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Videos with subtitles.
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What a great idea to learn to speak.
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Easy German is not the only one who had this great idea.
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Our partner Lingopie is something we want to give you the most to the heart.
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That is something like Netflix to learn.
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There are films and series that are specially licensed and are available to learn.
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So you can find there a two-part one.
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And that's what YouTube doesn't do.
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You can click on the Untertitle and then the words to translate.
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Kurz gesagt, they are better than we.
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Look at that.
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lingopi.com slash easy german is our link.
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And with this link you will get the best offer at Lingopi.
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You can actually 7 days Lingopi test and then you will get a huge discount if you are there. Will I have.
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When did you get yourself?
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When did you blame yourself?
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I played in a band and played in a big game.
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I gave myself the rhythm and played well.
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I passed my Einsatz.
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Everyone was waiting for me.
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I couldn't play.
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We had to start with the rest.
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There were 500 people there.
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I broke out of the Schweiß.
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Have you ever blamed yourself something?
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Yes.
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We had a Fähre with my whole school.
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I was flying around with a face, when everyone wanted to go to the Fähre.
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I was very close.
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It's very painful.
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Yes, actually.
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I had my own password as a child in the library.
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I had to ask myself that.
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It was very painful to say my password was told by the woman.
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But I don't want to tell what that password was.
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I asked my wife if she was pregnant.
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But I was younger, I was 14 or 13.
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I asked her if she was a little bit.
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She was a little bit...
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She was not a little bit.
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She said she was very clear.
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That was unangenehm.
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When I was in the 5th grade, I was on a school trip.
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We were going to take a trip with boat boat.
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The kids were on a sea.
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I tried to walk from one boat to another boat.
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The thing ended exactly like it was you think.
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And your friends had to laugh at your children?
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Yes, a girl took me out.
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When did you blame yourself in your life?
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We were young with a Moped to the disco, two girls, and then we were kicked out.
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That was so painless from the people there.
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But hopefully not really hurt.
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Yes, it's not hurt, but it's just a pain.
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That's a bit of a shame.
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I know what I'm doing.
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I worked as a student with a Fasching.
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I held a Faschings, a Bütten-Rede.
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I read it and there was no one laughing at the room.
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So it was very painless.
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You were not drunk enough, right?
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I don't know why I'm from the Rheinland, but from the preuces, from Berlin.
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I don't know if I didn't get the right tone.
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It was very painful.
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When did you blame yourself?
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Oh, I was in a big glasshouse with a big glass glass.
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I went to the open side and went to the closed side.
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I understood that the glass door on the one side is closed.
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I was completely gone and made my nose kaputt.
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Wow.
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That was very sad.
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I was like, how bad I was going to go against this.
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I think I'm...
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That's a bit lame.
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I think it was a lot of people.
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I was also on the stage, because I sung.
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I packed myself up and I fell on the floor.
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It was very unpleasant, because I was very comfortable with a lot of people.
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But nobody knew that.
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Well, it was a little bit of a pain.
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Have you done something that was very pained?
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Oh my God, it was very pained.
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I was thinking about the Alexanderplatz on the one building.
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so that a greater number of people my Genital saw to see.
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But that was to these people's painfully than me.
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And what is it to you today?
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Also young people have me my grandma asked, who should you buy the car?
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And then we said, they should go there.
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And then we are then laughing away.
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And that's to me today's pain.
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How can you tell an old woman?
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I feel like I'm feeling a bit of pain when someone's a bit of a critic and wears my mistakes.
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What I can always take as feedback to improve.
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But I always get the feeling that I've made something wrong.
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And then it's me painless.
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That's totally normal.
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Have you done something that was you then later totally was really pained?
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Hmm.
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Well, I have to think about it.
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What was I'm doing?
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I think, when I was younger, my hair was just because I had my hair cut off.
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And that looked really not good.
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I wanted a little bit of a pony to have.
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The pony looked like this.
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That was a little bit of a pain.
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But I mean, if I think about it now, I think about the little things that are not really pained.
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I had a long time with very short hair, which I also think very pained.
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But yeah, I think that's it.
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Janusz, we have waited for a long time.
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Now we want to know what you've done.
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What was the most saddest thing you've ever done?
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Actually the most saddest thing.
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Okay, what was the most saddest thing you've ever done?
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I got a series of lectures to document with a video.
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lectures in the university?
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Yes, lectures in the university.
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That was a meeting of Statists.
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Statistica or Statistica?
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Statistica.
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And they spoke German, but still I didn't understand anything.
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It was so closed.
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They used so much vocabulary, it was totally fremd.
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I was surprised, but the camera was on the way, the micros were good.
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And suddenly someone's got me.
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I was asleep and I was still sleeping.
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And the whole room...
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...he heard.
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...he laughed very strongly.
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Okay.
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Janusz should document the statistics meeting and instead of snarling.
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That's a nice story.
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What do you say?
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What are you feeling?
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What are you feeling?
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Tell us your stories in the comments.
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And we hope to see you next time again.
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Abonniere our channel and learn German.
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Bye Janusz!

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  • painful /ˈpeɪn.fl̩/ (прилагательное) — боле́зненный, мучи́тельный. Causing pain or distress, either physical or mental.
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  • tone /ˈtəʊn/ (существительное) — тон. A specific pitch.
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  • asleep /əˈsliːp/ (прилагательное) — спя́щий, усну́вший. In a state of sleep; also, broadly, resting.
  • discount /ˈdɪskaʊnt/ (существительное) — ски́дка, диско́нт. A reduction in price.
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  • grandma /ˈɡɹænmɑː/ (существительное) — ба́бушка, бабу́ся. Grandmother.
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Present Perfect have/has + причастие прошедшего времени — прошлое действие, важное сейчасyou've ever done · they've ever done · I've been
Пассивный залог be + причастие прошедшего времени — важно, что происходит, а не кто это делаетwas told · were kicked · were not drunk
Придаточные определительные who / which + предложение — уточнение о человеке или предметеneedle, which was · one who had

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