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life was seeming very daunting and ended up being even more intense than I ever cried about.

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life was seeming very daunting and ended up being even more intense than I ever cried about.

Yeah.

This is Real English from a Billie Eilish interview.

The lesson has two short parts.

In each part, we'll listen first,

then I'll explain the key words in simple English,

and at the end, we'll do full shadowing, no stomps, just speaking.

So now, listen to the first part of the interview.

No subtitles, no pauses, don't try to understand every word,

just feel how she speaks and how it sounds.

That was a horrible, horrible day.

Gosh, I mean, you know,

I was like, I had just turned 17 and life was seeming very daunting and ended up being even

more intense than I ever cried about.

If I had really known how it would all go,

I would have been bawling my eyes out for days,

but also I would have been excited at the same time.

All right, now let's break down the key words from this part.

That was a horrible, horrible day.

Let's start with a strong word.

Horrible.

You use horrible when something is very bad or very unpleasant.

It's a strong negative word.

For example, that restaurant was horrible.

Gosh.

I mean, you know, I was like,

I had just turned 17 and...

Now, gosh.

This word doesn't really translate directly.

It doesn't mean anything specific.

People use gosh as a soft reaction.

It's similar to saying, wow,

or oh my god, but more polite and lighter.

You say it when something surprises you,

shocks you a little, or makes you emotional.

For example, gosh, I wasn't ready for that.

Gosh, I mean, you know,

I was like, I had just turned 17,

You'll hear this a lot.

I was like.

It does not mean similar to.

Here, it means this is how I felt or this is what I thought.

It introduces a reaction, not a comparison.

For example, I was like, this feels unreal.

Now, had just turned 17,

this means she became 17 very recently.

The word just means not long ago.

For example, he had just turned 21 last month.

Life was seeming very daunting.

Here's an important word, daunting.

It means something feels too big,

too much, or scary to handle.

Not danger, pressure.

It's that feeling when you're afraid to start or you don't know how to deal with something.

For example, starting a new job can feel daunting.

And ended up being even more intense than I ever cried about.

Now ended up being.

This is about the final result.

How something turns out after everything happens.

You often use it when the result is different from what you expected.

For example, the trip ended up being easier than I thought.

Let's talk about intense.

It means very strong, emotionally or physically, not calm, not light.

It's when you really feel it in your body or emotions.

For example, that workout was intense.

If I had really known how it would all go.

If I had really known.

This sounds complex, but the feeling is simple.

She's looking back and thinking,

if I knew then what I know now.

It's about regret or reflection, not just grammar.

For example, if I had known the truth,

I would have said no. I would have been bawling my eyes out for days,

but also I would have been excited at the same time.

Bawling my eyes out.

This is a very emotional phrase.

It means crying a lot, with no control.

Not quiet tears, full emotion.

It's when you just can't stop crying.

For example, she was bawling her eyes out after the call.

For days means a long time.

Not one moment, it stays with you.

The feeling doesn't go away quickly.

I would have been bawling my eyes out for days,

but also I would have been excited at the same time.

At the same time.

This phrase means things happening together.

It's about events or feelings happening at one moment,

even if they seem opposite.

For example, I felt nervous and excited at the same time.

All right, now it's time to speak.

Just listen and repeat.

Speak with her rhythm, her speed, and her emotion.

That was a horrible, horrible day.

Gosh, I mean, you know,

I was like, I had just turned 17 and...

Gosh, I mean, you know,

I was like, I had just turned 17 and...

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Life was seeming very daunting.

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Life was seeming very daunting.

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And ended up being even...

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And ended up being even more intense than I ever cried about.

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More intense than I ever cried about.

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If I had really known how it would all go,

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If I had really known how it would all go,

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I would have been bawling my eyes out for days.

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I would have been bawling my eyes out for days.

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But also, I would have been excited at the same time.

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But also, I would have been excited at the same time.

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part of the interview.

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Same flow.

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We'll listen first, break down the key words,

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and then do full shadowing.

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The reason I was crying in that story is because I was looking at my touring schedule and it was like,

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you know, it's horrifying to see your life planned out like that two years in advance.

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It's like, especially for like a little girl,

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I wish that I hadn't had to deal with that,

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but also like my life's fucking awesome and I'm really,

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I'm really lucky at the same time.

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The reason I was crying in that story is because I was looking at my touring schedule.

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The reason is because.

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Let's start with this structure.

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You use it when you want to explain why something happened.

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You're giving the real cause.

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For example, the reason I'm late is because traffic was crazy.

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Now, touring schedule.

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This means a plan of concerts and travel.

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Where you go, when you go, and how long.

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It's not just dates, it's your whole life planned.

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And it was like, you know, it's horrifying.

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Here's a a strong word, horrifying.

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It means very scary or shocking.

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Not danger, more like emotional shock.

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For example, that idea was horrifying to me.

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To see your life planned out like that two years in advance,

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it's like, especially for like a little girl.

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Now, planned out.

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It means everything is It's decided already.

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Nothing is open or flexible.

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You don't have space to choose.

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For example, my whole week is planned out.

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Two years in advance.

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This phrase is about time.

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It means far before something happens.

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Two years is a very long time to plan ahead.

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For example, the trip was booked a year in advance.

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I wish that I hadn't had to deal with that.

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I wish that I hadn't had to deal with that.

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This is about regret.

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She's saying she didn't want to go through it,

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but she had no choice.

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For example, I wish I hadn't had to deal with that stress.

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But also, like, My life's fucking awesome,

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and I'm really lucky at the same time.

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Fucking awesome.

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Awesome means very good.

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And what about fucking?

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You'll hear this word a lot in real spoken English.

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Here, it doesn't add meaning.

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It adds emotion.

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She's not talking about something sexual.

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She's saying her life is really, really awesome.

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It's informal, strong, and very common in real life.

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Now, let's move into shadowing.

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This is the moment when listening turns into speaking.

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You don't need to be perfect.

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You just need to stay with the sound.

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This is how real English starts to feel natural.

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The reason I was crying in that story

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The reason I was crying in that story is because I was looking at my touring schedule.

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Is because I was looking at my touring schedule.

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And it was like, you know, it's horrifying to see.

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And it was like, you know,

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it's horrifying to see your life planned out like that.

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your life planned out like that

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two years in advance it's like especially for like a little

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girl two years in advance it's like especially for like a little girl

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I wish that I hadn't had to...

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I wish that I hadn't had to deal with that, but also like...

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Deal with that, but also like...

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My life's fucking awesome and I'm really...

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My life's fucking awesome and I'm really...

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I'm really lucky at the same time.

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I'm really lucky at the same time.

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you

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