Практика Shadowing: Time Vocabulary for English Learners ⏰ - Изучайте разговорный английский с YouTube
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In England, we don't say 6.30.
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In England, we don't say 6.30.
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We say half six.
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We don't say Wait a minute.
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We say One sec.
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In this video, I will teach you everything you need to know about time.
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What other ways can we say what time is it?
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Well, it depends on the situation.
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For example, if you're at work,
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you might say, Luigi, do you know what time it is?
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If you're asking a stranger in the streets,
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you would say, Excuse me,
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have you got the time?
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And if you're asking a close friend or a family member,
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you might say, What time is it?
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Oh.
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Got the time?
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it's seven o'clock.
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Or is it?
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Actually, it's more natural to just say it's seven.
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And at seven, I like to do the horse stance for five minutes,
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read a book for five minutes,
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And finally, meditate for five minutes.
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Oh look, it's 7.15 or as British people say, quarter past seven.
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Now I'm going to show you a simple way how to tell the time in Britain.
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On the right of the clock, we say past.
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On the left of the clock, we say to.
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Halfway round, we say half.
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And by the way, these are called hands.
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Big hand, little hand.
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So, right now, it is five past seven.
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Five past seven.
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Now it's ten past seven.
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Quarter past seven.
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Fifteen minutes later, it is half seven.
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Fifteen minutes later, it is quarter to eight.
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And remember, on the left side of the clock it's two.
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So it's 15 minutes to eight.
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It's quarter to eight.
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Now it's ten to eight,
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five to eight, and eight o'clock.
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Morning.
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Morning.
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In real life conversation, it's more common to hear British people saying morning instead of good morning.
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Morning is less formal and more friendly.
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Now, what am I having for brekkie?
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Brekkie is slang for breakfast.
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For brekkie I'm having croissant with mulberry jam and butter.
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I'm having an oat milk latte in a mug with a little biscuit on the saucer.
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There is also a silver teaspoon.
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I'm grabbing the handle and picking it up.
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Now I'm taking a sip of my latte.
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Jay, have you got the time?
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It's half eight.
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And at half eight, I love to write.
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They say that writing helps you think clearly.
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I like to write in the morning as a nice and gentle way to start the day.
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I usually free write and today I'm going to write about my environment.
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I'm surrounded by greenery.
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The trees are covered by plants and the air smells fresh.
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I can hear the sound of chimes tinkling in the wind
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The Sun is lighting up the pond the frog is cooling in the shade I Feel happy to be in this moment
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Now I think it's time for croissant.
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Oh look, it's quarter to nine.
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So once I have cleared my mind,
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once I've written down in my journal,
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I like to dive in to my work.
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But what am I working on?
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Well, I'm actually talking to myself.
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I'm currently chatting with J.I.
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who is an AI version of me who sounds exactly like me.
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And I'm talking with him to improve how he sounds,
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to make his accent sound even more like mine.
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Recently, I also improved how J.I gives you feedback in even more detail.
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Finally, I built a role play exercise so that you can practice speaking in any scenario that you want.
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In a cafe, at a job interview,
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or any custom scenario that you choose.
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Hey Jay, what does it mean when people say, it's just gone 12?
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When people say, it's just gone 12 o'clock,
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it means it's a little bit past 12.
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Now, I've finished working on Sprout and the time is 11.56.
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It's coming up to 12.
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It's getting on for 12.
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It's almost 12.
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We call 12 noon or midday.
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Midday is more conversational.
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And at midday, I like to do my favourite thing.
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90. Ah, nap.
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Other ways to say nap are to have a kip.
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Kip is very British and it can be a verb or a noun.
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You can kip or you can have a kip.
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You can also say a catnap or a powernap,
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which both mean a quick nap.
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What day is it?
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What date is it?
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This is the calendar.
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These are the days.
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
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And these are the dates.
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The 1st, the 2nd, the 3rd,
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and the 4th of April.
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Day and date sounds very similar.
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So let's make sure that we don't confuse them.
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Hey Jay, what day is it today?
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Today it's Saturday, Mario.
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It's the weekend.
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It's the 25th of April.
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And remember, Mario, and you,
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we don't say the 25th of April, we say the 25th.
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The 25th.
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Got it?
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Good.
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And if you look at the calendar,
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you can see that day one is the first,
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day two is the second,
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and day three is the third.
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So if we say the first,
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do we say the eleventh?
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No, it's the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth.
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English is weird.
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Speaking of weird, we're not as weird as those Americans who put the month first.
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In England, we write the day,
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the month, and then the year.
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Now, I have a question for you guys.
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If your phone died for an entire day,
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how would you spend your time and why?
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Would it be a good thing or a bad thing?
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Let me know in the comments and let's start a conversation with each other.
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Now it's time for some trendy British slang.
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Here are five of my favourite slang words in British English.
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And the first one is to faff.
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To faff about, to faff on or to faff around.
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And this means to waste time.
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Here's an example.
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Chang!
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Stop faffing!
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Flights in two hours.
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Chop chop!
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The next slang word is to crack on.
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Crack on, which means hurry up.
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Here's another example.
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We're still late.
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Crack on.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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The next slang word is...
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Stupid o'clock.
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Stupid o'clock means extremely early or extremely late.
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An inconvenient time.
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Here's an example.
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You look knackered.
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Oh, Luigi.
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I was up until stupid o'clock last night.
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The next slang word is yonks.
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We can also say donkey's years,
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and these mean a very, very, very long time.
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Here's an example.
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Monopoly.
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It's been yonks since we played this.
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Shall we play?
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Slang word number five is now and then.
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Now and then means occasionally.
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Here's an example.
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I usually have coffee at home,
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but now and then I like to enjoy it in the sun in a cafe.
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Now, it's time for you to practice what you learned in this video by talking to J.I.
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J.I sounds exactly like me.
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He will ask you questions,
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give you feedback, and help you reinforce everything that you learned in this video.
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Just click the link in the description and sign up for seven days free.
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Time is our most valuable asset.
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We can waste it or use it wisely.
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В этом видео ведущий делится полезными выражениями и советами по использованию словарного запаса, связанного со временем в английском языке. Он объясняет, как важно адаптировать ваш язык в зависимости от ситуации и собеседника. Например, фразы, которые мы используем на работе, могут отличаться от тех, что мы применяем в неформальной обстановке. Понимание таких нюансов поможет вам не только общаться более естественно, но и избежать недопонимания.
5 лучших фраз для повседневного общения
- What time is it? - Используйте это выражение с близкими друзьями и членами семьи.
- Excuse me, have you got the time? - Это вежливый способ спросить время у незнакомца.
- Do you know what time it is? - Подходит для работы и более формальной обстановки.
- It’s quarter past seven. - Уточняет время по-британски, используя дробные выражения.
- Morning! - Неформальное приветствие вместо "Good morning".
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