Shadowing Practice: Code name SEVENTEEN🕶️ 조슈아, 버논 요원의 특별한 만남 | '미션 임파서블: 데드 레코닝 PART ONE' INTERVIEW🎙 - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Tell us about Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1.
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Wow!
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It's actually a pretty serious question too.
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We did this too, also the...
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Oh!
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Perfect, perfect!
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I'm not gay!
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What's your name?
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Seventeen.
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Vernon?
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Joshua.
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I've been in a car accident and I'll be here to take a break. Of course.
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I don't know, so let's check one.
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What's the name of our Korean team today?
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One, two, three.
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Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning.
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I'm sure, I'm going to do a battle to make the K -pop fans' hearts and hearts of the K -pop fans.
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Do you have any confidence?
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We're all in our K -pop fans, so we're all in our hearts.
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It's a difficult mission.
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Then, 30 minutes later?
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Okay.
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Welcome to Korea Team Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning.
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I'm Agent Joshua of Korean secret organization Seventeen.
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I'm Agent Vernon, also a member of Seventeen, and thank you for coming.
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Thank you!
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Thank you!
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First off, can you say hello to your Korean fans?
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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This is actually our first time interviewing anyone.
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Wow!
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What an honor!
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What a thought!
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I hope we're good guests for you.
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We apologize in advance if things aren't that smooth.
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First question, please tell us about Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1.
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Wow.
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So there is a big motorcycle cliff jump like you can see here.
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That was crazy.
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He did it for real.
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There's big action sequences.
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There's comedy in it, drama, lots of emotion between the characters.
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New characters.
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New cool characters like us.
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But of course Simon is the regular much loved fixture.
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The seventh Mission Impossible.
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I think it's the best one.
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And I think it's the best.
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It also reminds me, and I'm not just saying this, but one of the things I love about K -drama is how varied those shows are.
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That they can be funny and then they're dramatic and then they're violent and then they're sweet.
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And I think Mission has that mixture of it takes you everywhere all over the kind of spectrum of emotion.
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That's exactly what I thought while watching the movie.
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Yeah.
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It was amazing.
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What is the movie? most appealing part of your character?
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So starting from Hailey?
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She's not just one thing, she's not just an archetype.
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She has lots of self -assurance and tons of self -doubt.
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She's confident but then she is very vulnerable.
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We don't really know who she is when the film begins so she goes on a really fun journey.
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Nice, wow that's such a good answer.
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Did you have to like practice?
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No, I was going to say I think Benji's best feature is probably his mindset.
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Good answer too.
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For me, my character is dangerous and lethal
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and I think she has a side of her that is kind of like punk, you know?
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That you haven't seen in the other female characters in the franchise.
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So it's kind of like nice to bring something new to you, you know?
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Well, you're so punk right now.
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Yeah, I kind of am too today.
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Tiger!
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Right.
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I heard you were born in the year of the tiger.
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Yes, I am.
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So am I.
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So am I.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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That's cool.
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Yeah.
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Sorry.
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We understand you have participated as a screenwriter in many works.
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Did you ever want to write for Mission Impossible?
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Well, we have such an incredible writer for these films in Chris McQuarrie, who's also the director.
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But Chris is always very keen that we add something of ourselves and in the moment we can improvise.
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You know, because he's very keen on the characters feeling very real.
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So occasionally I'm able to contribute.
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But when you have a writer as good as McQuarrie, you feel very safe.
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You've been in the series since the third movie, I think?
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- That's right, yeah.
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- Right, yeah.
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Oh, this is for Pom and Hailey.
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One of the most memorable scenes was a car chase in Rome.
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Did you practice driving separately, and were there any difficulties?
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- Yeah, well, I studied drifting.
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- Wow!
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- Five months with this amazing stunt coordinator, Wade Eastwood.
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So in order to portray kind of the recklessness and the unpredictability of that car chase, we had to be so prepped.
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It's insane how you do all your stunts by your own.
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That's like really...
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I mean you have to with Tom.
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He's so inspiring.
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You know you need to push yourself even more.
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Come on, yeah.
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It took a couple of takes, right?
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He did like seven or eight times in front of us.
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I remember we had dinner talking about the day and we were talking about our day and we were like, so what did you get up to?
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And he went, oh, I just did a training for the jump that I'm doing.
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So I've done 29 skydives today, I think.
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And he was still And I was like if I'd done 29 skydives, I'd be flat asleep.
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I'd be fast asleep and it's because he loves it so much.
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Which action scene of yours are you most excited for audiences to see?
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There's so many.
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Well my favorite scene I think is probably the airport just because there's so much going on.
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Right.
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You know of the obvious answer is the cliff jump because it's the most spectacular.
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Yeah, there's so many.
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They're so amazing.
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I mean, I can't wait for people to see the fight that happened with Tom as well, you know.
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for this one is very challenging.
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It was such an hour space, you know, to fight in, so we're so limited with the movement.
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It was incredible to get to do it with Tom, you know.
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You were so good in it as well.
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Thank you.
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I love the, the, yeah, the train sequence, I think.
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It was terrifying at times to do it because it's, you know, it's, it's real.
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We're really kind of up there
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and there's one bit where we had to run across the train carriage as it's on a steep incline, so it goes from horizontal to vertical in six seconds.
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And there's a moment where then says to my character Grace, "Do you trust me?" And I, in that moment, just was like, "No !" That was your real response.
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Yeah, it was real.
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It was real.
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Here's your last question.
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Have the three of you watched the finished, completed movie?
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Yeah, four times.
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Four times.
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Four times.
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Wow.
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As a film.
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We watched the film two days ago.
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Yeah, it was such an amazing experience.
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We were awestruck because the action sequences were crazy.
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Time flew by so fast for us.
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We were like, "Well, that was actually pretty short.
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What was that, like an hour and a half?" And it was like almost three hours.
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Wow, what?
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That's just amazing.
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And then we went, they were in the edit and we were asking them, "How long is the movie gonna be?" And Tom's response was so brilliant.
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He was like, "It's as long as it is entertaining." Right.
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Oh, wow.
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Right, right.
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We had so much fun.
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Thanks so much.
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We were really excited for today.
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Thank you so much.
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I'm pretty honored that you were interviewing us today.
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Yeah, well done.
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Thank you.
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We are amazing to you.
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Yeah, congratulations on your first meeting.
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Thank you so much.
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Oh, okay.
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Okay, we have a mission.
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This time we're gonna promote using a game familiar to Korean fans.
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It's called debate night.
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It's kind of like a balance game.
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Okay.
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Today we're gonna try an easy version of debate night with you all.
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I'm gonna give you the topic right away.
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Saving the people I love versus saving all of humanity.
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That's a deep philosophical way.
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All of humanity includes the people that I love.
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No, no, no, no, it excludes.
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Okay, that can include animals too.
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Some say like human beings, like animals more than human beings.
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But no, no. I don't know.
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I would say the people I love and I'm sorry to everybody in this room, but I could not in all good conscience let them go.
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I just couldn't.
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Such a hard question.
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Yeah, what is this? Who would you choose?
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I choose the people I love.
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Yeah, right?
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Because I love all of humanity.
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Oh, that's the best one.
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That's the best one, yeah.
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There you go.
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Oh, I feel bad.
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- Okay, can we shoot it again?
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- Okay, the next question is also, it's actually a pretty serious question too.
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Does a straw have one hole or two holes?
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A very long hole.
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A very long hole.
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I guess it has one with two ends.
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That's exactly what I think too.
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It's one hole with two openings or two ends.
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Right, of course.
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I love these kind of questions.
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I feel like it's a very Benji question.
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I feel challenged.
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It's a Benji question.
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It is.
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I'm going to be debating that for the rest of my life.
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Yeah.
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Thank you for participating.
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We'll proceed to the next mission.
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The next mission is mastering K -Fan service.
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Is there a K -Post that you guys know?
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- So cute!
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- Yeah!
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Simon!
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But actually, Hailey already showed us the pose that we were going to teach you guys.
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This is called the bear pose.
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- Yeah, the little bear.
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- Cute!
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- I love that stuff.
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It's so great.
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You know when you come to a country and you don't know the language, you guys are bilingual, this is fantastic.
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To be able to communicate in some way means so much.
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Crowds, you know, at the premiere last night.
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So to have a gesture, it creates that sort of closeness from a distance.
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- Right, and connection.
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- And connection, yeah.
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to see that we had light sticks as well.
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I felt, "Oh yeah, we've made it.
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We've got a light stick." There's a scene called the Langhae series.
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So you say "I love you" in Korean.
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"Saranghae." So the Langhae series is you mix your name into "Saranghae." So for instance, you're Simon Teich.
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So "Peng Langhae." "Peng Langhae." "Peng Langhae." And you would do like...
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"Peng Langhae." Oh, perfect, perfect.
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- Like, pom lang hae.
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- Pom lang hae.
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- Pom lang hae.
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Perfect, perfect.
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And it would be like, haili lang hae.
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- Haili lang hae.
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- Haili lang hae.
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- Haili lang hae.
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- Haili lang hae.
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So, the next time you guys come to Korea, maybe you could do that to your Korean fans.
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- And they'll love it.
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- They'll love it.
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- They'll love it.
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- We should be back next year with part two.
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So we'll come back ready with our haeng lang hae.
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- Of course.
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- Haeng lang hae.
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Okay, I have a question.
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I'm like overthinking the thing now.
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So this is not cool anymore, and this is cooler?
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Well, definitely, 'Bem Lang Hae' would make the band go crazy.
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That's the coolest of the calls.
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It changes so quickly.
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Everything is so...
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Yeah, you guys have to let us know in advance.
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We'll call you on the way and say, "Hey guys, what's new?" "Bem Lang Hae !" Thank you so much for letting us interview you.
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How was it today?
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Oh, so fun!
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It was so fun!
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Thank you so much.
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You guys are pros and so natural.
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Yeah, thank you.
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We prepared a lot.
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We were kind of nervous.
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- We did this before to shoot.
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- Yes.
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- That was so cool.
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- Yeah.
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Thank you.
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Okay, then lastly, can you say a word to your Korean fans?
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Yeah, we genuinely, genuinely love you guys and are always amazed by the welcome we get here.
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And we can't wait to come back, so...
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- Thank you so much.
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- Thank you.
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And thank you so much.
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My first visit here, it's meant so much to be here and to share this film with the fans.
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I will never forget this experience of coming here for the first time.
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I'm so excited for everyone to see the film.
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I hope you love it.
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We love Korea.
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We can't wait for you to watch the movie. Are you ready?
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Please continue to love and support 17 and Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1, which has once again returned with satisfying heart -pounding action.
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Thank you for being with us today.
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Thank you so much.
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We had so much fun.
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Thank you.
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This is my daughter.
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Oh!
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So fun, thank you so much.
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Thank you.
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So you're seconded to be next year.
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Yeah.

Why practice speaking with this video?

This interview with Joshua and Vernon from SEVENTEEN provides a lively context for English speaking practice. Engaging with authentic content like this allows learners to grasp the nuances of conversational English, including humor, emotional expression, and cultural references. Watching and listening to native speakers in a relaxed setting helps to create a comfortable environment for improving English pronunciation. Additionally, the dynamic interaction among the interviewees mimics real-life conversations, making it an ideal resource for language learners looking to enhance their fluency.

Grammar & Expressions in Context

  • Use of Present Continuous: Phrases like "I'm just going to bow" illustrate how the present continuous tense is used to describe actions happening currently or in the immediate future.
  • Interrogative Structures: Questions such as "Did you have to practice?" and "Can you say hello?" highlight how to form questions appropriately in conversational English, which is essential for engaging discussions.
  • Expressions of Uncertainty: By using phrases like "I’m not sure," speakers express doubt, a key aspect of conversation fluency that demonstrates authenticity in dialogues.
  • Comparative Forms: The comparison in “this is older” shows how to compare items effectively, teaching learners about adjectives and their variations.

Common Pronunciation Traps

While watching the video, learners might find certain words or phrases challenging due to accents or rapid speech. For instance:

  • "Mission Impossible": The rapid flow of this title may cause learners to mispronounce or overlook the syllables, so focused practice is essential.
  • "Saranghae": This Korean expression means "I love you," showcasing how cross-cultural terms can be tricky. It’s important to practice the correct pronunciation to maintain respect for both languages.
  • "Rendezvous": The French origin of this word can confuse non-native speakers, and shadowing the pronunciation can help solidify its correct use. 

Utilizing this video as a shadow speaking practice exercise through a shadowing app can be beneficial, as it encourages learners to repeat phrases after the speakers, aiding in both pronunciation and rhythm of speech. By embedding these practices into your routine, you will see significant improvements in your English speaking and comprehension skills.

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