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bilibili_data_686212975_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_m4-dialogue_0972954 | [S1] It's very kind of you to pay for this. [S2] No worries. It's my treat. [S1] This restaurant is very nice. [S2] It's one of my favorites. [S1] It's very kind of you to pay for this. [S2] No worries. It's my treat. [S1] This hamburger doesn't taste good. [S2] Yes, it doesn't. I actually thought that I am the only one who thought that it is terrible. | 29.16 | 3.194915 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_686212975_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_m4-dialogue_0972954.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_686212975_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_m4-dialogue_0972955 | [S1] Let's order something else. [S2] All right. [S1] This hamburger doesn't taste good. [S2] Yes, it doesn't. I actually thought that I am the only one who thought that it is terrible. [S1] Let's order something else. [S2] All right. [S1] The TV is too quiet. Can you turn it up? [S2] With pleasure. [S1] Thank you so much. It's perfect. | 28.2 | 3.330296 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_686212975_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_m4-dialogue_0972955.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_686212975_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_m4-dialogue_0972956 | [S1] I had it quieter as you were having a little sleep. [S2] The TV is too quiet. Can you turn it up? [S1] With pleasure. [S2] Thank you so much. It's perfect. [S1] I had it quieter as you were having a little sleep. [S2] Which do you prefer, basketball or football? [S1] Neither. I like car racing. [S2] Why? | 27.68 | 3.322803 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_686212975_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_BV1zV411X7eV_p38_m4-dialogue_0972956.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p12_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p12_m4-dialogue_0513615 | [S1] ... and need you to trust me. [S2] ... got to a month later where the government finally was forced to admit their role in the death of Barb and Bob, and Hopkins Lab is shut down for good. [S1] If a shop, school, factory, or business shuts down, or if someone shuts it down, it closes, usually permanently. Example, when the company shut down, hundreds of people were left without work. For good means forever. | 24 | 2.894988 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p12_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p12_m4-dialogue_0513615.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p28_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p28_m4-dialogue_0819270 | [S1] Be careful with this term as it could be considered disrespectful. [S2] If you're enjoying this lesson, well, then this is just the beginning. We have so many more celebrity lessons in this playlist that you can check out after you finish this lesson. [S1] Oh, Chris Martin. [S2] Chris? [S1] All right. [S2] Wait, no, I didn't mean that. I didn't mean it. I was Chris. | 19.68 | 2.847885 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p28_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p28_m4-dialogue_0819270.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_m4-dialogue_0653872 | [S1] It's time for you to buy a new car, man. [S2] You buy a new car. [S1] I bought a new car. [S2] [LAUGHS] [S1] To say that a certain activity should end, or that the opportunity to do something has passed, we might say what Dr. Robotnik says. The time for "is over." Example, "The time for submitting job applications is over." He says, "It's time to push buttons." He means it literally, but he may also mean the figurative expression. As an idiom, "to push someone's buttons" means to annoy them. | 27.4 | 3.229654 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_m4-dialogue_0653872.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_m4-dialogue_0653873 | [S1] ... blown up. [S2] Let's first look at how these two adverbs change in fast speech. "Totally" becomes "totally." "Probably" reduces to "probably." After this, "going to get" sounds more like "gonna get." "Going to get blown up" turns into "gonna get blown up." Let's hear it one more time, and then you'll have the chance to repeat it. [S1] Totally defenseless, probably gonna get blown up. [S2] Totally defenseless, probably gonna get blown up. | 28.88 | 2.897793 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p33_m4-dialogue_0653873.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371822 | [S1] Right? So actually your desire to get to know that person should be deeper than your own self-consciousness. [S2] Yeah. And what you're saying there too, I think that a lot of that is also about practicing the act of listening, right? So that you're present in that moment, listening to that person and not just in your head thinking about, "What am I going to say next? What's the next question?" Or, "Did I screw up? Did I make a mistake? Did I conjugate that verb right?" [S1] There's- | 23.36 | 3.293679 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371822.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371823 | [S1] Right. There's no way that we can connect if we're focused on our own mistakes. [S2] Did you notice how she links her words? [S1] If we're focused on our own mistakes. [S2] She doesn't say this like, "focused on our own." Rather, the last sound of each word links on to the first sound of the next word. Also pay attention to how on and out reduce. Focused on our own. If we're focused on our own mistakes. [S1] If we're focused on our own mistakes. | 29.6 | 3.40537 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371823.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371824 | [S1] Check out these other two examples from my interview with Lindsay. [S2] So, I think the point is, when it comes to culture, there's always a reason that things are done differently in that culture. So, you know, when it comes to learning languages, we can't succumb to self-consciousness and being scared of connecting. [S1] So, if you're too focused on having to speak it perfectly or having to never make a grammar mistake, then you're going to miss out on what it's all for. | 29 | 3.127272 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371824.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371825 | [S1] Something else you were saying there, I thought was really interesting. You said you made them stop people, strangers on the street and strike up conversation with them, right? So- [S2] Yeah. [S1] What was people's reaction to you giving them that exercise? Because I can imagine people listening who maybe are introverted or they're shy, might start like, you know, getting cold sweats just, just hearing the idea of that. | 22 | 3.136045 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371825.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371827 | [S1] ... barriers, right? [S2] If something warms your heart, it causes you to have a pleasant feeling of happiness. Example, it warms my heart to see she's fully recovered from the accident. When you work through your barriers, issues, limitations, et cetera, you overcome them or deal with them successfully. [S1] So maybe, for example, if you solved a problem with someone, you might say, "Oh, I was glad that we were able to work through that problem." | 27.48 | 3.202141 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_BV1Ge4y1V7kF_p46_m4-dialogue_0371827.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p105_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p105_m4-dialogue_0654897 | [S1] Not exactly. I'm doing a half. [S2] That's what, 21 kilometers? [S1] Yep. [S2] I didn't know you were so into running. [S1] I wasn't. I used to go jogging once a week or so, just around the park or whatever. Then I decided I needed a challenge, so on impulse, I signed up for the half marathon. [S2] So, you must have been training a lot. [S1] Quite a lot, yes. I've been running three or four times a week for the last two months. [S2] Are you confident? | 29.36 | 2.941438 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p105_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p105_m4-dialogue_0654897.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_m4-dialogue_0338997 | [S1] On Wednesdays? You mean on actual TV? [S2] Yeah. [S1] Wow. You still watch broadcast TV? I haven't connected my TV aerial for years. [S2] So you just stream everything? [S1] Yeah. That's weird. I mean, no one I know watches broadcast TV these days. | 22.64 | 2.954829 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_m4-dialogue_0338997.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_m4-dialogue_0338999 | [S1] What's that? [S2] It's a really dark animated comedy. [S1] What's it about? [S2] It's about a horse who used to be a famous TV star, and it's set in a world where animals live together with people, and you know what? | 19.64 | 2.916317 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p110_m4-dialogue_0338999.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p138_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p138_m4-dialogue_0892630 | [S1] This lesson has four parts. In each part, you'll learn five to six words related to two different main emotions, like anger, fear, or happiness. Ready? Let's start. You look pleased. What's going on? [S2] I finally passed my driving test. I'm so happy. [S1] Wow. Congratulations. | 22.92 | 3.170959 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p138_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p138_m4-dialogue_0892630.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p140_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p140_m4-dialogue_0339002 | [S1] But now, let's see some useful language for buying a new smartphone. [S2] Hello, can I help you with anything? [S1] Hi, yes. I'm looking for a new phone. I have some ideas, but maybe you can make some recommendations? [S2] Of course. What are you looking for in your new phone? [S1] Well, for me, the number one priority is good battery life. I travel a lot for work, and I need a phone which can last at least a full day without problems. | 29.2 | 2.883566 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p140_BV1Ve4y1Z7GC_p140_m4-dialogue_0339002.mp3 | [
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