跟读练习: 🍺 Bar and Pub Vocabulary: Ordering Drinks in America | Slow and Easy English Story for Beginners - 通过视频学习英语口语
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Welcome to English Listening Channel.
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Hello everyone!
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Today we're going to look at a conversation in an American pub.
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In this video, you will follow a simple and practical story between two old friends and the pub staff.
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Don't worry, I will speak slowly and clearly, so please relax and enjoy the story.
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Before we start, I have a slal question for you.
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Please listen carefully to find the answer.
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This will help you understand English more deeply.
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So, here is today's question.
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About how many minutes before closing time does last call happen?
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The answer is mentioned in the conversation.
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If you find the answer, please write it in the comment section.
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By writing your answer in English, you can improve your English skills even more effectively.
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Alright, let's start the video.
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Are you ready?
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Okay, let's begin.
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Wow, this place is packed tonight.
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I know.
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Friday nights are always busy here.
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Where should we sit?
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I don't see any open tables.
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Look, there are two seats at the bar.
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At the bar?
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I don't think I've ever sat there before.
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Really?
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Why not?
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I guess I usually just sit at a table.
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I don't know the bar very well.
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Don't worry.
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It's easy.
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And it's actually faster, too.
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Faster?
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How?
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If we sit at the bar, we don't have to wait for a server.
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We can just ask the bartender directly.
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Oh, that makes sense.
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I never thought about that before.
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A lot of people don't, but once you try it, you understand.
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Okay.
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Let's give it a try, then.
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Come on.
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Let's grab those two seats before someone else does.
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Okay.
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Let's go.
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Careful.
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It's crowded here.
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Yeah.
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Hold on to your bag.
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It's easy to bump into people.
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Good thing we came a little early.
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See?
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This is a great spot.
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We can see the whole room from here.
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Yeah.
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And it's not too loud right here.
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It will get louder later.
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Friday nights always do.
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I don't mind.
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I actually like a lively place.
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Me too.
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It feels more fun with people around.
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To be honest, I feel a little nervous.
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Why?
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It's just like any other place.
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I've never really ordered a drink at a bar before.
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I don't know the words.
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Don't worry about it.
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I'll help you tonight.
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Thanks.
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I really want to learn this.
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It's easy once you know a few key words.
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Good, because right now the menu looks confusing.
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It's not so bad.
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Let's take a look together.
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Okay, I'm ready.
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Show me how it works.
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First, let's just relax and enjoy the music for a minute.
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I like that idea.
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This place has a nice feeling.
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I come here a lot after work.
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It always feels warm and friendly.
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I can see why.
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The lights and the wood tables look really nice.
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This is going to be a fun night.
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I hope so.
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Let's see what they have.
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Okay, look at this menu.
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What do you want to try?
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I see a lot of names here.
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What does on tap mean?
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That means draft beer.
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It comes from a keg through a tap.
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And what about bottled?
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That's beer in a bottle, like you buy at a store.
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Which one is better?
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On tap may be a little cheaper here, but that can be different at every bar.
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Oh, I didn't know that.
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I always thought bottled was better.
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Draft beer is often served very cold, and a lot of people enjoy that.
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That makes a lot of sense.
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I'll remember that.
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There's a lot to learn, but it's not hard once you know the basics.
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Okay, then I'll try something on tap.
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Good choice.
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Do you want something light or something dark?
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What's the difference?
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Do you want a beer with a light taste or a stronger taste?
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I'll start light.
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I'm still new to this.
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That's smart.
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You can always try something different next time.
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What about you?
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What do you usually get?
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I'll have a glass of red wine.
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Do you want that with anything?
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No, just a plain glass is fine for me.
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I always thought wine was harder to order.
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Sometimes it is, but a plain glass is always easy.
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Good to know.
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What if I want something bigger?
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You can ask for a pint.
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That's a large size for beer.
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A pint?
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Okay, I'll remember that word.
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You're learning fast already.
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Okay, let's order.
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You can just tell the bartender when they come over.
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Got it.
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I think I can do this.
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You'll be fine.
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Just speak clearly and smile.
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What if I say something wrong?
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Don't worry.
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Bartenders help people all the time.
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It's normal.
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Okay.
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That makes me feel better.
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Just be polite and ask questions if you're not sure.
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Okay.
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Here he comes.
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Perfect timing.
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Hi there.
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What can I get for you tonight?
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I'd like a light beer on tap, please.
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A pint, if that's okay.
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Sure thing.
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Can I see your ID, please?
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My ID?
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Really?
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Yes, we ask everyone, no matter how old they look.
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But I'm already over 30.
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It's our bar's rule.
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We check every single customer.
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In the United States, you must be 21 to buy alcohol.
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Oh, I see.
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That makes sense.
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Here you go.
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It's in my wallet.
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Take your time.
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No rush at all.
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Found it.
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Here.
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Thank you.
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This looks good.
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So you check everyone?
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Even older people?
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Yes, everyone.
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It's not personal at all.
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I thought maybe I looked too young.
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Not at all.
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It's just how bars work here.
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That's good to know.
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I was a little surprised.
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Most first -time visitors are surprised, too.
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I guess it makes sense.
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It keeps things fair for everyone.
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Exactly.
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It's the same rule for everyone.
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What happens if someone forgets their ID?
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Then we can't serve them alcohol.
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We have to say no. Wow.
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Even a regular customer?
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Even a regular customer.
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The rule is the same for everyone.
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I'll remember to always bring mine.
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That's a good habit to have.
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Do you ever have to say no to people?
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Sometimes, yes.
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It's not fun, but it's part of the job.
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I bet that's a hard conversation.
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It can be, but most people understand once we explain the rule.
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Thanks for explaining that.
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No problem.
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One pint of light beer coming right up.
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Thank you so much.
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I'll bring it over in just a minute.
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Take your time.
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It won't be long at all.
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want alcohol, but still want something special.
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So, what do you make for them?
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We make mocktails.
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This one's a mocktail, no alcohol at all.
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What's in it?
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Fresh orange juice, a little mint, and some soda water.
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That sounds nice and light.
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We make it just like a real cocktail, with the same care.
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I love that.
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It's nice to have options.
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Exactly.
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Everyone should feel welcome here.
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Do many people order mocktails on a Friday night?
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More than you might think.
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Some people are driving, some just prefer it.
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That's a good reason.
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It's safer for everyone, too.
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Exactly.
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We never want anyone to feel left out.
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Can I try a small one? Of course.
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Let me make one for you right now.
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Thank you.
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That's very kind.
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It only takes a minute.
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I really like that you offer this.
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A lot of guests say the same thing.
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It makes the bar feel open to everyone.
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That's exactly what we want.
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This orange color looks so pretty.
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Thanks.
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We like to make it look nice too, not just taste good.
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Do you make different mocktails every night?
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Yes, we change the menu sometimes.
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This one's new this month.
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I'll have to try the others next time.
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You should.
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We always enjoy making new ones for guests.
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Here comes my friend now.
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Perfect timing.
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Here's your mocktail.
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Thank you so much, Jake.
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Wow, is that a band setting up?
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Yes, they have live music here on Friday nights.
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That's nice.
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I didn't know that.
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It starts soon.
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It's usually soft, quiet music.
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I love the feeling here.
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Me too.
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Should we order some snacks?
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Good idea.
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I'm getting hungry.
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Let's look at the food menu.
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They have small plates.
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That sounds perfect.
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Oh, look at this sign.
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It says, Happy Hour.
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What's happy hour?
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It's a time when drinks and food cost less.
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That sounds great.
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When is it?
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Usually early evening, before it gets busy.
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So we missed it?
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Yes, but only by a little.
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We're right on time for the show, though.
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That's okay.
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I'd rather see the music.
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Same here.
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Let's order some snacks now.
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What do you recommend?
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The small plates are great to share.
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Let's get two or three different ones.
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Good idea.
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We can try a little of everything.
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What about those with the cheese on top?
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Those are always popular.
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They go fast on busy nights.
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Let's order them before they run out.
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Good thinking.
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I'll ask the server.
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This place has a really nice feeling to it.
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I come here often.
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It's always relaxed.
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I can see why you like it so much.
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The music makes it even better.
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I'm looking forward to it.
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Listen.
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They're starting to play now.
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This is perfect.
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Good food, good music, good company.
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I couldn't agree more.
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Should we get another round of drinks?
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Sure.
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Let's order one more each.
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We should come here more often.
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I was thinking the same thing.
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Maybe next time we can invite some other friends too.
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That sounds like a great idea.
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Last call, everyone we close in about 30 minutes.
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Wait, what does last call mean?
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It means this is your last chance to order tonight.
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Oh, I didn't know that phrase.
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Here, we say it about 30 minutes before closing.
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Other bars may be different.
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So, after that, no more drinks?
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That's right.
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We stop serving after last call.
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That's good to know.
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I'll remember that phrase.
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A lot of guests don't know it their first time here.
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I'm glad you told me first.
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Would you like to order one more thing before we close?
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Actually, I think I'm okay for tonight.
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No problem at all.
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Why 30 minutes?
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Why not right at closing time?
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It gives us time to serve the drink and for guests to finish it slowly.
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Oh, that makes sense.
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It's not rushed that way.
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Exactly.
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We want everyone to relax, even near closing time.
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I like that.
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It feels more comfortable.
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That's the idea.
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Nobody likes to feel rushed.
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Thanks for explaining everything tonight.
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I learned a lot.
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That's what we're here for.
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I feel a lot more comfortable at a bar now.
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That's great to hear.
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I'll remember last call for sure.
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Good.
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It's one of the most useful phrases here.
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Thank you so much for all your help tonight.
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Anytime.
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Have a great rest of your night.
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Do you close right after last call?
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Not right away.
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We give people time to finish their drinks first.
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That's nice.
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It doesn't feel rushed at all.
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We want everyone's last few minutes here to feel relaxed, too.
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You, too.
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Thanks again, Lucy.
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You're welcome, David.
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So, how do we pay?
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Do we pay for each drink one by one?
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No, we can ask for one check for everything.
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Oh, that's easier.
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Let me try.
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Excuse me.
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Can we get the check, please?
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Nice job.
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That's exactly how you ask.
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Thanks.
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And what about a tip?
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A dollar or two per drink is normal here.
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Okay.
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Let me do the math.
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Four drinks, so about six dollars.
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That sounds just right.
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A tip is just a way to say thank you for good service, right?
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Exactly.
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That's all it is.
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Good.
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I like that idea.
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You're learning fast tonight.
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I guess I am.
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A few hours ago, you didn't even want to sit at the bar.
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I know.
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Now I feel like I understand so much more.
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You learned about tap beer, checking ID, mocktails, and last call.
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And how to pay and tip, too, all by myself.
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See?
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You know so much about bars now.
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Maybe not everything, but I feel much better about it now.
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That's what matters most.
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Thanks for bringing me here tonight. Of course.
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It was fun watching you learn.
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I really enjoyed the music and the food, too.
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Me too.
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This was a great night out.
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Let's come back again sometime.
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I'd love that.
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Same time next Friday?
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Sounds perfect.
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I'll see you here.
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Maybe I'll leave an order first next time.
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Ha!
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I'd love to see that.
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Watch me.
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I'm ready for it now.
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I believe you.
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You did great tonight.
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Thanks, Sally.
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Good night.
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Good night, David.
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See you soon.
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How was it?
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I hope this video helped you improve your English.
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Now, let me ask you the question from the beginning one more time.
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About how many minutes before closing time does last call happen?
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The answer was mentioned in the video.
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Did you find it?
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If you did, please write your answer in the comments section.
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By practicing English output like this, you can improve your English skills more efficiently.
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On this channel, I share stories in slow and easy English,
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If you enjoyed this video, please consider joining as a member.
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Alright, that's all for today.
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I hope to see you in the next video.
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See you next time.
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Bye!
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