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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376973 | [S1] Let's listen to the way Kendra used the word flashy. [S2] They're a lot more flashy here. [S1] She said, "They're a lot more flashy here." She said, "People in Los Angeles are a lot more flashy." And you know the meaning of flash, right? It's a bright light. So something that's flashy is very bright, it's very noticeable, and it's designed to be impressive. You can say, "He bought a flashy new sports car." "She likes to wear flashy jewelry." | 28.56 | 3.142301 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376973.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376979 | [S1] ... progress. To get the course, go to my website, accurateenglish.com. Okay, let's go to the next expression that Kendra used. Let's listen to how she used, "to reason with." [S2] Then, that's obvious and can be reasoned with. [S1] She said, "It can be reasoned with," and that means it can be discussed. We can discuss it to reach an agreement. We can reason with each other. It can be reasoned with. You can also use it this way. Let's try, "to reason" together. | 29.04 | 3.04619 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376979.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376981 | [S1] Let's learn the difference between home and back home. Kendra used the expression back home. [S2] I don't know if a lot of people back home know it either. [S1] She said, "I don't know if a lot of people back home know it either." What does back home mean? | 16.16 | 3.120675 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376981.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376982 | [S1] What's the most challenging part about your job? [S2] The most t- challenging part about my job would have to be having to, um, maintain all the personal goals and projects I have while making sure that I'm giving my A-game at the restaurant. [S1] Yeah. [S2] It's a constant push and pull between your own perseverance and, and how much you want to do what you're doing. [S1] Right. You've been in LA for how many months? [S2] Uh, for a year. For 12 months. I got here last December. [S1] And what brought you here? | 28.48 | 2.828155 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376982.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376983 | [S1] so much for your time. [S2] Thank you. Such a pleasure. [S1] Let's listen to how she used the expression, "A game." [S2] While making sure that I'm giving my A game at the restaurant. [S1] She said, "making sure I'm giving my A game at the restaurant." And you can say, "to give your A game," or "to bring your A game." And that means, "to give your best effort, to perform at the highest level, your best ability." | 26.64 | 2.9883 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_BV1mg411E7GS_p43_m4-dialogue_0376983.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p48_BV1mg411E7GS_p48_m4-dialogue_0931899 | [S1] ... taking risks, trying new things, meeting new people, moving to new places that I'd, I've never been before, and indulging in that culture, and, um, starting from scratch, and, and building my way up. I'm all for a new challenge, you know? [S2] So you don't mind starting from scratch? [S1] No, I love it. [S2] It's not scary for you? [S1] No, no. I've gotten over the fear really early, you know, um, with a lot of trial and error and failing, ups and downs, and an entrepreneurial kind of path. Um- [S2] You've learned that if you're down, you can get back up. | 29.04 | 2.928971 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p48_BV1mg411E7GS_p48_m4-dialogue_0931899.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_m4-dialogue_0517828 | [S1] I said to Steve, "You're very quotable." [S2] You are very quotable. [S1] And if someone is quotable, it means they say interesting things, things that are memorable. They make interesting statements and you want to quote them. We can say, "That film has many quotable lines." "His excellent speech was full of quotable statements." Let's listen to the way Steve used the expression, "to get going." | 29.28 | 3.186233 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_m4-dialogue_0517828.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_m4-dialogue_0517829 | [S1] Absolutely. Can you imagine if you went to climb a mountain and you felt that you were never going to reach the peak? So you're probably not going to reach the peak. So if your attitude is that you're not going to achieve the goal of fluency, and if you don't think you can get there, you probably won't get there. [S2] Right. [S1] So that's important. You've got to have that sense of confidence. You have to feel that what you are doing is worthwhile because you will reach your goal | 29.92 | 3.234128 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_BV1mg411E7GS_p49_m4-dialogue_0517829.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p4_BV1mg411E7GS_p4_m4-dialogue_0971294 | [S1] I put the sentence in parentheses. How do we pronounce the next word? This one is difficult because there are three consonant sounds next to each other, and if your language doesn't have these consonant groups, these consonant clusters, then this will be a hard word for you to say. Let's see how Ketura says it. [S2] How would you say the next word? [S1] Strength. Strength. | 23.72 | 3.177932 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p4_BV1mg411E7GS_p4_m4-dialogue_0971294.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_m4-dialogue_0411765 | [S1] ... use the word catchphrase. [S2] I think the most important thing is that you, you have to know yourself. And that's a, that's a catchphrase, but what does it mean to actually know yourself? [S1] Joanne is saying, when people say, "You have to know yourself," that's a catchphrase. A catchphrase is a short phrase that's very popular, that you hear again and again. Everybody says it. It's really common. You hear it everywhere. | 27.44 | 3.03746 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_m4-dialogue_0411765.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_m4-dialogue_0411766 | [S1] You know the meaning of the word root. A tree has roots. Joanne said rooted, that's an adjective. Let's listen to how she used it. [S2] This was a really hard day, but I am rooted. [S1] Joanne said, "You have to be able to say, 'This was a hard day, but I am rooted.'" And rooted means established, deeply, and firmly. I know who I am. I am rooted. Like a tree, I'm standing firm. | 29.16 | 3.333464 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_m4-dialogue_0411766.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_m4-dialogue_0411767 | [S1] Let's listen to the way Joanne used the phrasal verb, "to knock down." [S2] And it doesn't matter how fast the wind blows, it will not knock me down. [S1] Joanne said, "It doesn't matter how fast the wind blows, it will not knock me down. When something hits something and causes it to fall to the ground, it knocks it down." | 20.92 | 3.126848 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_BV1mg411E7GS_p60_m4-dialogue_0411767.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276062 | [S1] Angeles. Okay, let's watch the first part, and then I will come back, and I will teach you the expressions and the pronunciation, and we will talk about some English grammar. [S2] So, where are you originally from? [S1] So, I'm originally from Matawan, Michigan, which is a teeny, tiny little town. Very small, very rural. It's so rural that we literally had a cow farm right across the street from my high school. [S2] Really? [S1] Yes. [S2] Do you know how to take care of cows? | 25.64 | 3.315494 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276062.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276067 | [S1] across the street from my high school. [S2] Really? [S1] Yeah. [S2] This word is so hard to say because it's got two Rs and an L. The A is reduced. And the two Rs sometimes sound like only one R. Some people say it like this, "rural". Let's say it the slower way first. "Rural, rural. I live in a rural area. Rural." Very hard to say, isn't it? Now, let's say it more quickly because some native speakers say it like this, "Rural". | 29.36 | 2.997942 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276067.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276068 | [S1] Let's listen to Megan again saying both of those words together. [S2] It's so rural that we literally had a cow farm right across the street from my high school. [S1] Really? [S2] Yeah. [S1] And now I will say it more slowly so that you can listen carefully and then repeat after me. It's so rural that we literally had a cow farm right across the street from my high school. | 24.84 | 3.113926 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276068.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276069 | [S1] I'm sure you know the word practical, but Megan said practically, which has a different meaning from the word practical. Let's listen. [S2] Yeah, I grew up around horses. I was, you know, riding practically the same time I could walk, so. [S1] Megan said that she was riding horses practically the same time that she learned how to walk. She was really small. Practically means almost, virtually. | 26.16 | 2.983443 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_BV1mg411E7GS_p66_m4-dialogue_0276069.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_m4-dialogue_0623321 | [S1] ... to spill the tea. That means you have some, some news for someone. You have some news. Not, it's not just news, it's- [S2] Is it gossip? [S1] It's gossip. Yeah, that's the perfect word for it. Essentially, it's gossip. [S2] Oh, yeah? Give me an example. | 13.8 | 3.014758 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_m4-dialogue_0623321.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_m4-dialogue_0623333 | [S1] If you're talking about another burger spot, yeah, that place has good burgers, Loki. [S2] Thirsty. [S1] Thirsty. So, thirsty and sliding into DMs kind of go hand in hand. It, usually if you slide into DMs, you could be called thirsty. You run the risk of being called thirsty if you slide into the DMs. [S2] What? [S1] Um, thirsty is basically like saying, um, that someone really wants attention. [S2] Oh. [S1] Yeah, so, you know, he, | 24.64 | 3.279467 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_m4-dialogue_0623333.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_m4-dialogue_0623335 | [S1] If they're capping, this might, this might sound funny for me saying this right now. If they're capping, they're lying. [S2] Okay. [S1] Um, but when you say no cap, like, "Yeah, bro, I can do 100 push-ups, no cap." That means basically like, yeah, like, I'm not lying to you, I'm not joking with you. Like, I can really do 100 push-ups. [S2] I'm telling you the truth. [S1] I'm telling you the truth. No cap. [S2] There's this word, yas, Y-A-S, instead of Y-E-S. Why is it spelled Y-A-S? | 23.8 | 3.439561 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_68829427_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_BV1mg411E7GS_p67_m4-dialogue_0623335.mp3 | [
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