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How to Write a Business Plan in 1 Day - Duration: 3:42.
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1. Exective summary.
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3. Write business overview
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5. Industry overview. You have to write about which industry you're targeting.
6. Marketing strategy. It is vital for writing a business plan.
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8. Write opertaional plan for your company.
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10 An exit strategy.
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Learn 35 English phrases for making friends & asking someone out on a date 💃🕺💕💋 - Duration: 36:27.
Hi, everyone. In today's lesson we're going to look at phrases you can use when you're
dating someone, you want to date someone, when you're making friends, or when you want
to make friends. And the way this lesson works is there's... There are two people speaking,
one person says something, and the other person replies. So let's start here. And all these
examples are things that would... A person would say if they met somebody they didn't
know before at some kind of class. I suppose it depends where you live, but in London there
are so many different kinds of classes you can go to, from exercise classes, for things
that are artistic, dance classes, or photography classes, many classes that are based on interests
- and that's a really good way for meeting new people. And it seems like many people
date that way, really. They go to the photography class because they want to meet someone to
date. They're a little bit interested in photography, but you know, they just want to meet new people.
So that's how it works in a place like London. If you... If you live somewhere where there's
not so many classes, perhaps these kinds of conversations wouldn't be so common where
you live, but these are... These are the kinds of conversations you would hear in London
if you went to a dance class, a salsa class, that kind of thing.
So, number one: "Is it your first time here?" You've met someone, you want to continue the
conversation with them, get to know them a bit, you can say: "Is it your first time here?"
And the person replies: "I come most weeks." Or they say: "No. I come once in a while".
"Once in a while" means not every week. I come one week, then three weeks later I come
in an unpredictable way.
Number two: "Do you come here often?" This sentence or phrase, this is an innuendo. So,
it is a kind of phrase that many people would avoid using if they didn't want to be really
direct and show that they were interested in someone in that kind of way. So, if you
just want to be friends with someone, maybe you wouldn't say these exact words: "Do you
come here often?" So here are the replies: "Not as much as I'd like to.", "Today's my
first time." or "It's my first time today." Or you could say: "I'm a regular". "A regular"
is a person who goes to the salsa class every single week, they always go. So that's...
Being a regular is the opposite to a person who's just going for the first time today.
Number three: -"So, how long have you been coming to this photography class?" -"About
a year now."
Number four, you could say: "Do you go to any other classes?" Now, this question could
mean any other similar classes. If, to use the salsa example again, because salsa's quite
a popular hobby I suppose to do, in a city like London there's more than one salsa class,
and people really into it, they've probably tried different salsa classes, so they could
ask that question to you: "Do you go to any other classes?" It means: "Do you go to any
other salsa classes?" But it could also mean in general, depending on how you're asking.
So it could be: "Well, I'm at salsa today, but I do... I do embroidery on Wednesday",
or whatever else you do. Here are the replies: "Sometimes I go to the other one in ______."
So, to use a place name in London, I could say: "Sometimes I go to the other one in Brixton."
For me to answer that, it means I'm talking about the same kind of class. And I could
also say: "This one is my favourite." I mean: This salsa class that I'm at today is my favourite
of all the other salsa classes. Or I could say: "This one is my local", and that one
suggests I come here because it's the easiest one for me to go to. Another example of that
would be a yoga class, because there are so many different yoga classes, perhaps some
people prefer to go to the one closest to their house, so they might say that.
Next we've got: "How did you find the class?" Now, when I use the word "find" there, it
doesn't mean: How did you find the building? Or: "How did you...? How did you get here?"
It means more like: "What did you think of the class? Was it interesting for you?" So
we can reply this way: "I really enjoyed it. It was good fun." Or we could say: "It took
a while to find my feet." Or I could say: "It took a while to get into it." And they
mean almost the same thing. It means at first I wasn't sure, but when I did it a bit longer
I got more comfortable. They mean something like that.
Number six, you could say to the person that you're chatting to: "So, will you come back
again?" Because maybe you enjoy talking to them, and you would like to see them again
next time. And they can reply: "Definitely. It was great." Or they could say: "I think
so. It depends on whether I get to leave work early next week." Or you could say: "Most
probably." It's not a very certain or strong yes, but if you're not sure if you'll go back
100%, you could say that. And the last example here is: "I will, if I get the chance." So
this example is much less certain than the other... The other examples here. "If I get
the chance" means if it's possible in the future I'll come. Not 100% decided yet. So,
when we... We're now going to look at more examples for making friends and dating things
to say.
Now we're looking at phrases you can say when you want to stay in touch with someone. You
met someone new, you like them, and you hope to see them again. You want to stay in touch.
People who come to London, for example, and they didn't know anyone when they moved here,
they can often find it easy to meet new people because all you need to do is go to one of
those classes and you can speak to people, you can meet new people. But then they struggle
with the staying in touch part. They just meet new people, but don't really make friends.
These phrases will help you go from acquaintance, someone you just said hi to, possibly toward
being friends.
Number seven, you could say... The person could say: "It was nice to meet you. Would
you like to stay in touch?" And the reason that there are two sentences in this phrase
is because if you want to see someone again, rather than just hitting them with the question,
as in: "Do you want to stay in touch?" you can take more time and say why first. So you
can say something like: "It was nice to meet you", so it kind of gives you a reason why
you want to ask. And they can reply: "Sure. Are you on Facebook?" A lot of people use...
A lot of people will swap Facebook contacts for someone they only just met, rather than
their telephone number. I think it depends on a lot of factors, though, the person's
age, and where they met. Let me know in the comments what you think is the most common
contacts to swap in that situation.
Number eight, at the end of the class or meeting, wherever you met the person, you can say:
"It's been nice chatting to you. Are you on Twitter?" It's almost the same as the example
before, except we've changed the first sentence. This one's a little bit more relaxed, I think.
"It's been nice chatting to you. Are you on Twitter?" And they can say: "No, but you can
take my email." They might say that because they prefer being in touch that way, by email,
or they might say it just because they're not on Twitter.
Number nine, they say: "It was good to chat. Do you want to swap numbers?" And you could
say: "I'd like that. My number is", blah-blah-blah-blah-blah. Or you could say: "That would be good. What's
yours?" So, you start off taking the number or perhaps you just take their number.
Another example: "Let me take yours instead." With some people, that's what they'll say
because if you take their number you're more in control of whether you actually call that
person. So some people will always prefer to take the number, rather than give a number.
Or you could also say: "Here's my card." Generally, if someone swaps a card it's because there's
some kind of professional relationship there, they've met through a work situation, or something
to do with their job. And it does seem to be getting... Well, maybe it depends on the
people you know in the social circles you move in, but it does seem to be getting less
common doing the card swapping things. Sometimes people might say LinkedIn or Twitter, depending
on what social network they might use for their job.
Number 10: "Do you want to give me your number?" How this one is different is because of the
word "want". It changes... Although you want the same thing, you want the person's number,
this word "want", in my mind changes the meaning quite a lot because if you say yes to this,
you have to admit that you want their number. So I think this way of asking is... Depending
on who asks it, they can be... They can be quite confident in a sense, that they say:
"Do you want to give me your number?" Because this kind of question is easier for someone
to say no to as well, so they'll only ask it if they have high confidence that you'll
give the number to them. So, here are the replies. "Okay, let me put it in", in the
sense I'll put my number in your phone. "Sorry, I've got a boyfriend." Sometimes women would
say that if they want to say no, and it could be true, but they could also say that if they
don't feel comfortable directly saying no to you. Next is a woman who can't... Woman
or man who can't make up their minds: "Yeah. No, wait. Give me yours." So they don't want
to give you their number; they want to take your number. And that's quite a clever way
to turn that around. If you don't want... If you don't mind giving them your number,
but you don't want to say you want to give your number to them, you can say that: "No.
You give me yours." Next example: "Yeah, we can go for coffee", and that suggests the
next step, what might happen next if you exchange numbers. And the last example here is: "My
battery's run out." You can say that because you don't want to give the number, you can
say that because it's true and you'll have to write it down, or they'll have to take
yours, or you could say that because you don't remember your number so you can't write it
in their phone, depends.
Number 11: "Have you got...? Have you got a card?" And I already explained earlier that's
more of a business kind of a situation. -"Here it is. And yours?" -"No, but put it in your
contacts.", "Oh, no, I don't have a business card." If you know your number, you can just
tell them and they can put it in their contacts inside their phone. Contacts is the same as
address book, but inside your phone.
Number 12: "How about I take your number?" This one is a little bit suggestive I think
as well. This one comes to mind as if it's more of a dating situation, and the person
could reply: "Facebook would be best." If you don't want to go to phone numbers with
that person because you think it's too familiar or too soon, and you would like more... More
distance, but you don't mind knowing them, you could say: "Facebook would be best", and
that indirectly means: "I'll stay in touch with you, but I don't want you calling me
up for long chats every day", kind of thing.
And the last one here: "I know we've only just met, but I'd really like to stay in touch."
You would say that if you really met some amazing person that you just, you know, maybe
love at first sight or something like that. It's a bit over the top for people you just
met in the yoga class that you didn't really connect with. You wouldn't... You wouldn't
say it in that situation. You could reserve it for those really special moments in life
where you meet a great person. We've got more examples coming up next.
Number 14, you've met someone, you want to stay in touch with them, you can say... They
can say to you: "What are you doing now? We could go for a coffee?" And you might say:
"Another times perhaps. I've got to get home." A different day, maybe yes, but generally...
Generally the real meaning of this is: Not really. Another example: -"We could get a
quick one." -"Yes." A quick one refers to a coffee, it can also refer to a drink, an
alcoholic drink, a quick one. And if you say a quick one, it means: "Yeah, I can do that
now but I can't really stay long." Just... It'll mean just one drink or short. We won't...
We won't stay there for hours.
Number 15: "We're going for a quick drink, if you fancy it." And I've used "We're" here
because what sometimes happens in those group class situations is that even when it's finished,
some people stay in a kind of group, maybe they know each other, and they see each other
regularly every week, so that's who the "we are" is, the group that already know each
other. And this time they're inviting you to come with them to carry on after the class
or wherever you met them. You might say: "Who's going?" You don't know those people, so maybe
you want to find out first to check if you'd be comfortable or check if you want to go
there, wherever the next place is. Or you might say: "Maybe next time. I'm shattered."
When you're shattered you're really tired. Again, this... This might be true or this
might be a polite: "No, I don't really want to come."
Next, these are things people might say in a chance meeting. A chance meeting can be
a situation... Not that these happen all the time, but you meet somebody that you really
want to stay in touch with, or a chance meeting could be a person that you used to know years
ago, and in an unexpected way you met on the street or you met at some event. Here are
things that you could say. "I've got to run, but let's swap contacts." When you've got
to run, you're in a hurry, you're in a rush, you can't stay long. And when you meet someone
by chance, it wasn't planned, you didn't plan to meet that day so you might not have time
to chat to them. So you want to quickly stay in touch. But, again, as with so many of these
examples, sometimes people are not sincere when they say that kind of thing. This is
an excuse that they need to go, so they might not necessarily call you; depends on the person.
Number 17: "I have to go, but give me your number and I'll invite you for a coffee. I
have to go, I've got no choice. I didn't expect to meet you. I have to go. Sorry about that.
And I'll invite you for a coffee." Sometimes people say that, and that means when you invite
someone for a coffee it means that you're going to pay, and... Yeah, some people would
say: "I'll invite you", rather than say: "We could go for a coffee." It's more like extending
an invitation, something to do in the future with that person.
Number 18: Imagine you met someone in a situation where you did feel in a hurry because you
were a bit hungry or you've been at work all day and you're really hungry, and maybe you
would like to carry on the conversation, you're enjoying it, but not in that place and not
in that situation. Perhaps you want to move on to the next situation and in this... This
time you're hungry, so you can say: "Do you want to grab a bite to eat?" So we'll go somewhere
that serves food so I can eat. And if I say: "grabbing" it makes it fast as well; we're
not going to spend hours. And also it generally suggests that it's not going to be somewhere
really expensive, because somewhere really expensive you take more time about eating.
Number 19, you could say... They could say to you: "You're welcome to join us tonight.
We're just leaving in five minutes." So, again, here I am imagining a group of people that
already are together. Perhaps this would happen in a bar situation. Someone is with their
group of friends, it's a birthday party or something, and they have got talking to someone
who's not part of their group, but they like each other and would like to continue hanging
out with each other that night, but because one of them is in a group with other people,
it's rude or impolite to leave them so they can invite you to come. And you can say: "How
long?" to give you notice that if you want to come, you have to decide now. This is a
spontaneous kind of thing. Maybe you'll come, maybe you won't, but you have to decide really
soon.
Number 20: "I'm going to blah-blah on Thursday. You should come." If somebody says: "You could
come", this is a way of inviting people somewhere without taking the risk that that person won't
come. If you just say that, you wouldn't be so, so disappointed if they didn't come to
the thing because you didn't directly ask them. You're just giving them the idea. And
if you see them there because you're going there, you'd be happy about it, but you have
nothing to lose. If they don't come, maybe they were busy; you didn't ask them if they
were. So for people who find it hard to invite people places, they might use that one.
Number 21: "I'm hosting a dinner party on Saturday night. Can you come?" There's a plan
happening soon in the future. I'd like to stay... "I'd like to stay in touch with you.
Here's something we can do soon. I want to see you soon."
And the last example here, number 22: "So great bumping into you. We should get together
again soon." When you bump into someone, you didn't expect it to happen. This would be
someone you've already met before, perhaps somebody you used to know years ago, and you
could say: "We should get together again soon." It could be genuine, sometimes not. Sometimes
people are just being polite and they'll say: "Yeah, let's do something", and it won't really
happen. If you think about this situation, perhaps there was a reason that you didn't
stay friends or stay in touch, and the reason could be that you're not really that close
or that special to each other. So, next we've got even more examples.
Okay, now we've got planning an activity with a person that you met. You want to see them
again, what will you do next time? Number 24: "Listen, I'm going to an amazing party
on Saturday. Want to come?" This is really direct and I imagine in my head someone who
is quite a popular person, and they do exciting things, and you've met them in a spontaneous
way, and that's why they're saying: "Listen, I can't take all day to tell you this amazing
thing, but I'd like you to come to the party. Wanna come?" And we say: "Wanna come?" rather
than: "Want to come?" or "Do you want to come?" So this is informal speech.
Number 25, you might have an idea of something you want to do together, something like going
to a museum or art gallery together, there could be a local event that you would like
to go to with this person, so you can say: "Have you ever been to blah-blah? I'll take
you there sometime." So you could say, if you're in London: "Have you ever...? Have
you ever been to the South Bank?" Or: "Have you ever been on the Millennium Wheel?" The
big Ferris wheel. "I'll take you there sometime."
Next we've got questions that you can ask when you're getting to know someone, and you
use these kind of questions when you want to deepen that relationship that you've got.
In order to deepen how well you know each other, you need to find out more about each
other. So, you can use these kinds of questions to get to that next stage of your friendship.
Now, the thing to realize about this, and all countries of the world will be at a different
stage in relation to this, in England there are so many families that are split up, families
that don't fit the "mom, dad, and two kids" image, so when you start asking all these
family questions... Of course English people do ask each other these kind of family questions,
but sometimes it can be a little bit sensitive when, for example, someone from a really traditional
country starts asking the English person these kind of questions about their family. It can
be almost embarrassing if the family is, like, all split up and there's loads of step-children,
and your... Your dad is gay or something like that. So it really... It depends on... It
can be embarrassing for the English person to answer the question, not because they're
embarrassed about their family, they're just kind of embarrassed about how different their
culture is to your culture. So, just something to bear in mind about asking the family kind
of questions.
Number 26: "Are you married?" They might say: "I've got a partner". "A partner", sometimes
people prefer to use the word "partner", it doesn't necessarily mean... They don't like
to use the word "married". "Partner" is... And "partner" is more a term to use when you're
a bit older, rather than "boyfriend" or "girlfriend". After... Or if you've been together a long
time, then lots of people say "partner" rather than... It sounds more serious than "boyfriend"
or "girlfriend".
Number 27: "Do you have a partner?" And, again, some people might ask that question, partner,
because in a country like England, people don't always get married. They might be together
for a really long time, but not necessarily married, so people would say partner. And,
again, they might say: "Do you have a partner?" Because the other question to ask is: "Do
you have a boyfriend?" or "Do you have a girlfriend?" And that, in politically correct language
and all those kinds of things, you don't necessarily know that person's sexual orientation, so
you might use the word "partner" to avoid those kind of issues. They can say: "No. I'm
divorced." That means: "I used to be married, but we ended it officially. We're not together
now. We're divorced." Or you might say: "Not at the moment." That kind of means I would
be open to it.
Number 28: "Do you have kids?" The reply: "No, but I have a step-daughter who lives
with us." What this would mean is I don't have kids of my own. So, for example, I've
never had a child myself, but I could live in an arrangement with a partner where my
partner has a daughter, and she lives with us.
Number 29: "Where do you live?" They might respond: "In North London." I've experienced
this question, that sometimes people say it: "Where do you live?" and there's this sort
of movement of slight embarrassment after they say it because they feel, like, really
nosey to ask you that straightaway. So, people sometimes give a really... A more general
answer than specific. If you say: "In North London", that's quite a big area with many
different places. If you say somewhere specific, like: "Tottenham", I suppose it's... If you
say specifically where you live, it's maybe getting to know that person too close for
when you only just met them.
Number 30: "Where are you from?" This question is different to the previous one: "Where do
you live?" because where we are from isn't necessarily the same place where we live.
So, if you ask me that question, I can say: "London. I'm from London." And sometimes if...
Let's say you live in England, you live in London, but you're not English, you're not
from here, sometimes that question will mean to you: "What's your original country? Where
are you from?" So the answer in that sense is: "I'm from Poland."
Number 31: "Where are your parents from originally?" That question, it seems like the most natural
way it would be asked in England. I think in America they say: "What's your heritage?"
It means the same thing: "Where are your parents from?" But it's not a common question over
here in England, and that means because of how you look, your skin colour, or whatever,
or your accent... No, no, it wouldn't be your accent because it means your... I can see
you're a native in terms of how you speak English or whatever, but your race, they want
to know about that, so they say: "Where are your parents from originally?" and then you
can say: "Whatever country" or you can say: "My mom's from" blah-blah-blah.
Next one is: "What's your job?" I'm a teacher.
Number 33 is: "What kind of music are you into?" I'm into rock music.
Number 34: "Do you cook much?" And the answer to that would be a few times a week. That
is a question of frequency: How often are you cooking at home? You could also say: "I
don't cook that much because I eat out a lot."
Whereas the last question here, number 35 is: "Do you enjoy cooking?" And that's more
about your interests. "Yeah", if it's one of your hobbies, "Yeah, I really like cooking.
I like to have dinner parties. I do it on a Saturday." So this, number 34 is more about
your routine: "What do you do in your day-to-day life?" And number 35 is more about: "What
are your...?" Like, I want to get to know what your passions are kind of thing.
So, there's lots of things you can say when you're getting to know people. And what you
can do now is our quiz on what to say when you're meeting someone and are dating or getting
to know someone's situation. Thanks for watching. Bye.
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Why did Saerok write a letter to JYP?? [Happy Together/2018.03.22] - Duration: 6:46.
That's the complex of the second oldest.
This is about Hoihyeon and Saerok.
You said earlier that you two are twins
- in the drama. / - Right.
- I heard you are similar. / - Is that so?
It's the same for Saerok and me.
Oh, in the drama, she's my twin sister,
- but she's two years... / - Why did you say that?
- You are clueless. / - Why did you tell them?
Of course, he should tell us.
- You two look great. / - I'm sorry.
- How nice. / - You didn't need to.
Well, then what should I say?
- Forget it. / - Well...
- Saerok... / - Did you hear him?
(It's the truth.)
- He keeps reminding us. / - My goodness.
Hoihyeon isn't as naive as we thought.
So, what happened then?
- We are both new. / - Right.
We had to audition a lot for our roles.
We auditioned for a lot of same projects.
- That happened to you? / - Yes.
For this drama, we had the audition together.
Before the third call back, we met at the second one.
After we acted out the scenes,
the director asked if I prepared other stuff.
He asked me if I was good at dancing.
I told him that I was good.
Are you actually a good dancer? Or...
- I enjoy dancing. / - I see.
He told me to get up and dance without music.
Had Hoihyeon turned around,
he would've seen me dance.
I would've been embarrassed then.
He kept facing forward like a gentleman.
- I see. / - He looked out for me.
- My gosh. / - Could it be...
Is that what you thought?
- To be honest... / - Is that not true?
- So... / - Then what was it?
That was one of the reasons, but to be honest,
if her eyes and my eyes met,
I was afraid the director might make me do it too.
- "Hey, you dance too." / - He was avoiding her.
- "Can you dance too?" / - So...
(That was why.)
- You didn't watch her. / - I see.
She's disappointed.
- I get it now. / - The path was different.
You were forging your own path.
She wrote a letter to Park Jinyoung in school.
- Really? / - Yes.
When I was in elementary school,
I thought I was the best dancer in the world.
- I... / - Did you only stay home?
(She never went out.)
- You're right. / - Right.
Ever since I was young, I loved to dance.
- I thought I was great. / - She's confident.
I believed that I was the best dancer.
When I was in high school, I saw Wonder Girls.
I thought that I must be one of them too.
That's why I wrote to him.
I wrote that I had to be one of Wonder Girls.
Seriously?
That's great. I like that.
- I wrote that / - Hey, look.
- That's hard. / - I belonged on the stage.
- It's not easy to say it. / - Exactly.
Let's see your dance. Show us then.
Show us a bit of your dance.
(She will reveal her dance skills.)
- I can't dance in heels. / - She's a good dancer.
- Dance whatever you want. / - We are old now.
- I can't do that. / - My gosh.
- I knew it. / - She's cute.
- She is a dancer indeed. / - What is it?
- She took off heels. / - Right.
She's still tall without the heels.
(Saerok's version of "Tell Me")
I think she will do well.
(Everyone seems to like it.)
- She's good. / - She's great.
(She's good!)
Look at her. I can tell by her moves.
- I can tell by moves. / - Do the wave.
(A duplicate version of Wonder Girls)
She's good.
She's pretty good.
- She's good. / - This is an old song.
- She's good. / - This is an old song.
(She makes no mistakes.)
She's excellent.
Look at her face.
- Here's the highlight. / - She's good.
- It's the highlight. / - Here it comes.
♪ Oh, my gosh ♪
- One, two. / - How is she so good?
- She's good. / - She's adorable.
(These sexy moves are the added bonus.)
- She's good. / - She's great.
She's even better.
(It would've been a shame if she didn't dance.)
- You were awesome. / - Seriously. Great.
- She was incredible. / - Yes, she was great.
You could've been one of Wonder Girls.
I wanted to join them. I really did.
But he didn't let me.
- By the way... / - You didn't get to?
Are you not looking at me on purpose?
- He's not looking at us. / - Hoihyeon.
- He didn't look. / - That's too mean.
- Hoihyeon. / - I hate that about you.
(Don't add on, Myungsoo.)
- I really hate that. / - He looks annoyed.
When you have a chance, you must take it.
You think Sunyoung won't dance?
Come again?
(She's surprised.)
From what I heard,
- Sangwoo is ready too. / - What?
(He's perplexed.)
- Everyone will dance. / - Sangwoo.
- Think of your promise. / - I'm thinking.
- He still hasn't told us. / - Why don't you...
I actually remember that Jihye is
- She's a good dancer. / - a pretty good dancer.
- That's true. / - No, no.
- Actress Wonder Girls! / - Yes!
- Just for a second. / - Sangwoo. My gosh.
(Dance with Me Now?)
- They're a couple. / - Dance as a couple.
- Sangwoo, dance for us. / - He got up.
- You'll be fine. / - It's all right.
(Starting)
(They dance as soon as the song plays.)
- Look at Jihye. / - Sangwoo, you're good!
Dance a bit more.
(Everyone is thrilled at this rare clip.)
(He starts dancing with more swagger.)
(It's a huge hit.)
Jihye.
- Jihye. / - My gosh.
You got us a big catch.
You made Sangwoo dance.
- Did you see his hands? / - I can't believe it.
What do you mean?
(He couldn't clasp his hands.)
- Latissimus dorsi muscle. / - Latissimus dorsi muscle?
It's because he works out a lot.
That's hilarious.
I thought he was skating the corner of the rink.
But he complied too easily.
Right?
You should've played hard-to-get.
- Sunyoung, dance for us. / - Yes, please.
I'm seriously bad at it.
- It's hard for her. / - Let Hoihyeon join her.
- That's awesome. / - I like that.
- Oh, no. It's your fault. / - Sunyoung.
I'm sorry.
- We'll start. Get ready. / - Okay.
You can do it!
- What will I do? / - What a nostalgic song.
(Dancing stiffly)
- Go, Sunyoung! / - One more time.
(He makes a bold move,)
(but he's taken it too far.)
Are you an old man or something?
Come on, stay quiet.
- Stop talking now. / - What was this?
Seriously. What's wrong with you?
What are you doing?
- She's like a grandma. / - Drop it.
Grandma.
I thought she was an old lady on her walk.
(Walking leisurely)
- Hey, she was like... / - My gosh.
She was a short track speed skater.
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Feds Make INFURIATING Social Security Announcement – Every Senior Citizen Affected
An audit of the Social Security Administration (SSA) disclosed some startling and infuriating
news: The SSA has paid huge sums of benefits to people who do not qualify for benefits
at all.
How large are these sums?
Over $1 billion!
The audit, led by the SSA's inspector general, discovered massive errors in records kept
for representative payees.
Representative payees are individuals receiving payments for disability or retirement on behalf
of other individuals incapable of managing their own benefits.
Due to tremendous documentation errors, the SSA over the past decade paid out over $1
billion to a total of 22,426 representative payees lacking a social security number (SSN).
Through internal SSA policies and procedures, the agency is required to retain paper applications
of such individuals for receipt of benefits.
Far too often the agency failed to do so.
But it doesn't end there.
Change is needed, as soon as possible, before untold millions more get paid out to individuals
who should not.
According to the inspector general, "unless it takes corrective action, we estimate SSA
will pay about $182.5 million in benefits, annually, to representative payees who do
not have an SSN or paper application supporting their selection."
In addition, the audit revealed that, since 2004, $853.1 million was paid via SSA benefits
to folks who the agency had already been terminated as representative payees!
Social security has been deeply flawed for years.
It needs a tremendous overhaul to remain viable for Americans in the long run.
If things continue as is, social security will run out of funds this century.
Millions who have worked hard and paid into the system will receive nothing back when
they retire or are no longer able to work due to the misfortune of legitimate disability.
Many have tried to introduce reforms over the years, but liberal legislators have repeatedly
stonewalled efforts at changes.
Many people have fraudulently gamed the system, as has been conclusively shown by the most
recent inspector general audit.
President Trump has vowed to keep social security viable, but he cannot do it alone.
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Did Sangwoo build Seongsu Bridge and Tower Palace?! [Happy Together/2018.03.22] - Duration: 2:46.
Seriously? Sangwoo plays in the big pond.
What did he do?
He built Seongsu Bridge and Tower Palace?
- You're a big liar. / - Did you do construction?
This cannot be true.
- Were you a handyman? / - Do you hold the shares?
- What's the truth here? / - No, I just worked
on the construction as a day laborer.
- So, you did build them. / - Right.
Did you go to the office at dawn then?
- Yes, I was there at 6 a.m. / - That's right.
They'd get calls and say how many of us could go.
- My gosh. / - Were you unemployed?
- I was still in school. / - You were in school.
How does it feel when you cross Seongsu Bridge?
- You must feel... / - I feel proud.
- I could understand that. / - I see.
I took part in building the bridge after all.
Don't you prefer crossing that bridge to other ones?
But I cross Yeongdong Bridge most often.
(His charm is unexpected.)
- Seriously? / - Sangwoo crosses
- Yeongdong the most. / - This was funny.
Did you also run a tteokbokki restaurant?
It was when my acting career started off.
I bought the claw machine at an auction.
It was in a rural area. My friend had a truck.
I called him up and borrowed the truck.
Three of us including myself went down there.
I was waiting at the intersection.
The car behind us bumped into ours.
I went to the hospital and got compensated for it.
The 3 of us each got 900 dollars.
We thought about running the restaurant.
We remodeled the truck.
You did come into some unexpected money.
- You used the money. / - Did it go well?
We did well when we had just opened.
Since there were already other vendors
and business owners in that area,
they told us to go somewhere else, so we did.
- Did you end up at home? / - We were at a dead end.
It was a competition after all.
- Besides... / - My gosh.
- But... / - A dead end?
From a perspective of the staff, I think
- It's elaborate. / - his story is
- It's nice and exquisite. / - truly amazing.
- Didn't the food matter? / - Besides,
- No, not really. / - I can't pull out of it.
This didn't happen during the gold campaign.
Tell us how you collected 225g of gold.
I was very young. It looked really nice.
- It was yellow and shiny. / - Right.
When the necklaces were thick, I'd feel like
- You'd look cool. / - the world was at my feet.
It was because I was young.
I sold them to use it as living expenses.
- I didn't have money. / - You said
that you had nightmares because it was heavy.
It was uncomfortable.
- Elaborate on that. / - Of course, it'd be.
You said something else during the interview.
We are following the interview you had.
- Really? / - You changed your story.
What will the three of us do?
- It's hard for all of us. / - Seriously.
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Sea Of Thieves | Game Review - Duration: 7:19.
Yarr me hearties! It's time to raise the Jolly Roger
and set sail for gold and glory on
The Sea of Thieves!
Yarrr!!
Sea of Thieves is the latest game from renowned British developer, Rare
the studio behind all-time classics like Donkey Kong Country and Banjo Kazooie
It's a very different kind of game than we've seen from them before
Here you and up to 3 friends are thrust into an always online sea of other players
and left to forge your own path to
becoming a pirate legend
There's no real story to follow here though, instead you set out on voyages
which are issued by one of three factions:
the Gold Hoarders send you out looking for hidden treasure
The Order of Souls have you taking on armies of skeletons and legendary pirates
While the Merchant Alliance task you with collecting and delivering goods like chickens and pigs
Once you've completed the voyage and have your loot
you must return to an outpost and hand them in to get your reward
Except of course, this is a world full of player-controlled
pirates who can swoop in and steal your hard-earned booty at any time and claim the rewards for their own
There's always a moment of terror when you've got a haul of cargo to hand in
and you spot a ship on the horizon heading straight for you
Yarr shiver me timbers!
Ahoy there, me hearties!
I just wanted to point out that you can sail off on these voyages solo in a small ship called a Sloop.
I quite like pirating alone,
with the salty air coursing through my grill! Harrr!
Adventuring alone goes from being extremely relaxing
to terrifyingly hectic!
Oh shiver me timbers!
I hope he makes it back to port okay.
I have to agree though, there is something quite magical about sailing off into the horizon alone.
But this game is designed to really shine when you form a crew with friends and command a mighty galleon
Aye, this game is built for interacting with other players,
for example, it takes a full crew to control one of these galleons
While someone needs to steer they can't really see where they're going
so someone else needs to be checking the map and helping navigate,
whilst others need to trim the sails and keep a lookout for trouble or potential booty
and it's all hands on deck when trouble arises!
Man the cannons!
I love the idea of everyone being needed to fill these roles
But it felt like once the course is set in the sails are trimmed
there's not really much for the crew to do.
I would have really liked if there was more to do to pass the time
Well, you can always play a delightful sea shanty or dance a jig,
and that view never gets old. I can watch those waves for days
Yeah, it is super pretty, especially when the sun catches the waves just so.
But this all quickly started to feel a little pointless to me
I mean the world feels kind of more like a movie set than a living breathing place that you want to explore
There's almost nothing to do or see on islands
unless a voyage sends you there and even then it's always the same thing
Yeah, the voyages just gets super repetitive
Go here, dig up chest, go here,
Kill skeletons, go find chickens, go hand them in,
then do it again and again
I would have loved a bit more of a structured story
or something to really draw you through.
Well, the voyages do get harder and more complex as you level up with each faction
And there's other things to do like attacking skeleton forts
and finding sunken shipwrecks.
And apparently there's a kraken out there!
Which I've yet to find...
And that mysterious stranger seems to have something cool to offer you
once you've levelled up enough.
That character is so useless!
Why tell me to come back every five levels if you're not gonna give me anything?
At least give me like a new hat, or some gold, y'know, bit of pocket money. Something!
And speaking of the rewards none of them are interesting.
All you can buy are cosmetic upgrades like new sails, clothes, and weapon designs.
And speaking of weapons, while ship combat is fun the melee combat felt super clunky.
Yeah, it needs some exotic or rare weapons, or special buffs for your ship
to give players something worthwhile to work towards.
It's just crying out for more interesting toys to be added to the sandbox.
Yeah, while I totally agree with everything you're saying
I still had a lot of fun with this
Getting voyages, setting a course, rigging the sails, tacking against the wind,
following the clues, digging up gold, fighting off other pirates,
Aah, it's the Pirate's life!
It just creates these awesome organic stories and encounters
from finding a lonely friendly pirate who wants to share his loot
Or trying to fight off hordes of skeletons while a hostile galleon tries to raid your ship.
When all those systems are just working together. It's so exciting
No, I wanted more from the world.
I think they've got the skull and bones of a great game here,
but it's missing the heart and soul for me
Maybe after they've added in more stuff to do I'll change my mind,
but for now I'm giving this 2.
Yeah, it's got some great ideas and it can come together brilliantly,
but I think it just banks too much on players making their own fun
rather than giving them something fun to do.
So it's 2 and a half rubber chickens from me.
I disagree with you both, I can't wait to get back out on the high seas
I'm giving it 4 rubber chickens.
You know this game made me legit seasick after a while.
Oh, yeah, I thought that too.
Arr, you landlubbers. That'd be a bonus feature
Ughhh, I think I've hit some rough seas
I'm feeling a little sea... sick... too
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blood pressure drug prevents type 1 diabetes researches have said a drug
normally associated with treating high blood pressure could help prevent type 1
diabetes in 60% of at-risk people type 1 diabetes is a condition in which the
beta cells of the pancreas are unable to produce enough insulin which is the
hormone that regulates blood sugar levels around five percent of all
diabetes cases or type 1 it is most commonly diagnosed during childhood
Edelson or young adulthood but it can develop at any age when the exact causes
of type 1 diabetes remain a mystery study team note that around sixty
percent of those who are at the risk of the condition possess a molecule called
dq8 which previous research has a linker to the onset of type one diabetes
with this in mind the researchers speculate the blocking the dq8 molecule
could be one way of preventing type 1 diabetes in the latest study they
identified an existing drug that could do just that specifically they
investigated whether any of these medications could target and inhibit the
dq8 a molecule they found one that hid the mark a drug called methyl OVA which
is most often prescribed to treat high blood pressure or hypertension methyl
dopa has been around for more than 50 years and is often given to pregnant
women and children with high blood pressure but now it is believed it could
have other uses this is the first personalized treatment for type 1
diabetes prevention said Erin Michaels associate professor of medicine at
unisza T of Colorado answers with this drug we can potentially prevent up to a
60% of type 1 diabetes and those are the risk for the disease this is very
significant development Michael's added for the study published
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type 1 diabetes the goal with this drug is to delay or prevent the onset of the
disease among those at risk the researchers
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Wolfe: i can see them peeping from there
Wolfe: any direction is fine
Wolfe: GO GO GO!
Wolfe: Oops!
Wolfe: My Handgun!
Wolfe: bobby is on the right side, he got away
I was looking arround for my team-mates but then i realize that most of them are already got Hit.
I can see them already waiting there in the safe zone. that's why i laughed and sit because i'm already tired.
there are only two team-mates left, one is on my right side covering behind the tires, and the other one is pushing forward through the left side
The one on my right side got Hit, i got the chance to identify the shooter location but i only have one guy left
Another team-mate is down, i'm on my own now. 1 VS 1
I'm using a high-capacity magazine, i need time to turn the wheel to load more BBs
Knowing that he got cornered, the enemy is now returning to his base to get better vision
Too tired, i got dizzy so i return to cover
I'm starting to lose balance
My friends are supporting me from afar but i can't even stand properly, so i took off my camera and continue
I make one final charge towards the enemy position but the video ends here. i got Hit in the gunfight with Freedm 7.62
Wolfe: i can see him peeping from there
Wolfe: hah! clear finaly
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Slow ejaculation with food - Duration: 3:08.
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Price of bean rinse wash, wash the hands, sliced.
Clean chicken sliced.
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Eat 30 times a day.
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Chopped at the ear, chopped, boiled with chicken broth until cooked soft, then picked up the bowl.
Eggs pigeon hit the bowl, steamed.
Crushed chicken, cooked with chicken broth to ripen.
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The Cable reports that the attack was carried out on Wednesday, April 4. It was reported that five members of a family were killed by the attackers.
Mbiya village is where former minister of defence, Theophilus Danjuma comes from. Danjuma caused a stir when he called on Nigerians particularly people from Taraba to defend themselves against attackers.
Sunday Sabo who is the head of the family was reportedly burnt by the criminals. Samson Tinton who is a witness confirmed the attack and claimed over 20 herdsmen stormed the village.
David Misal who is the state public relations officer of the police command also confirmed the attack. NAIJ. com had reported that Danjuma was commended by Niger Delta activist, Annkio Briggs, over his call on Nigerians to rise and defend themselves.
Thee convener of the Niger Delta Self-Determination Movement (NDSDM) in a statement on Monday, March 26, said that Danjuma stood for equity, justice and truth by speaking against what she called ethnic and religious cleansing.
She said: Sir, you have stood up for liberty, equity, justice and truth. We believe you (Danjuma) have led the way and we expect other retired military officers will emulate and join you in saying no to evil.
"By standing up for the reality, you have joined us in the justified process of defending the defenceless to say no to ethnic and religious cleansing.
"We are equal in this country and we must live together on equal terms. If we can't live together equally and peacefully, then we must live apart.".
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Learn 35 English phrases for making friends & asking someone out on a date 💃🕺💕💋 - Duration: 36:27.Hi, everyone. In today's lesson we're going to look at phrases you can use when you're
dating someone, you want to date someone, when you're making friends, or when you want
to make friends. And the way this lesson works is there's... There are two people speaking,
one person says something, and the other person replies. So let's start here. And all these
examples are things that would... A person would say if they met somebody they didn't
know before at some kind of class. I suppose it depends where you live, but in London there
are so many different kinds of classes you can go to, from exercise classes, for things
that are artistic, dance classes, or photography classes, many classes that are based on interests
- and that's a really good way for meeting new people. And it seems like many people
date that way, really. They go to the photography class because they want to meet someone to
date. They're a little bit interested in photography, but you know, they just want to meet new people.
So that's how it works in a place like London. If you... If you live somewhere where there's
not so many classes, perhaps these kinds of conversations wouldn't be so common where
you live, but these are... These are the kinds of conversations you would hear in London
if you went to a dance class, a salsa class, that kind of thing.
So, number one: "Is it your first time here?" You've met someone, you want to continue the
conversation with them, get to know them a bit, you can say: "Is it your first time here?"
And the person replies: "I come most weeks." Or they say: "No. I come once in a while".
"Once in a while" means not every week. I come one week, then three weeks later I come
in an unpredictable way.
Number two: "Do you come here often?" This sentence or phrase, this is an innuendo. So,
it is a kind of phrase that many people would avoid using if they didn't want to be really
direct and show that they were interested in someone in that kind of way. So, if you
just want to be friends with someone, maybe you wouldn't say these exact words: "Do you
come here often?" So here are the replies: "Not as much as I'd like to.", "Today's my
first time." or "It's my first time today." Or you could say: "I'm a regular". "A regular"
is a person who goes to the salsa class every single week, they always go. So that's...
Being a regular is the opposite to a person who's just going for the first time today.
Number three: -"So, how long have you been coming to this photography class?" -"About
a year now."
Number four, you could say: "Do you go to any other classes?" Now, this question could
mean any other similar classes. If, to use the salsa example again, because salsa's quite
a popular hobby I suppose to do, in a city like London there's more than one salsa class,
and people really into it, they've probably tried different salsa classes, so they could
ask that question to you: "Do you go to any other classes?" It means: "Do you go to any
other salsa classes?" But it could also mean in general, depending on how you're asking.
So it could be: "Well, I'm at salsa today, but I do... I do embroidery on Wednesday",
or whatever else you do. Here are the replies: "Sometimes I go to the other one in ______."
So, to use a place name in London, I could say: "Sometimes I go to the other one in Brixton."
For me to answer that, it means I'm talking about the same kind of class. And I could
also say: "This one is my favourite." I mean: This salsa class that I'm at today is my favourite
of all the other salsa classes. Or I could say: "This one is my local", and that one
suggests I come here because it's the easiest one for me to go to. Another example of that
would be a yoga class, because there are so many different yoga classes, perhaps some
people prefer to go to the one closest to their house, so they might say that.
Next we've got: "How did you find the class?" Now, when I use the word "find" there, it
doesn't mean: How did you find the building? Or: "How did you...? How did you get here?"
It means more like: "What did you think of the class? Was it interesting for you?" So
we can reply this way: "I really enjoyed it. It was good fun." Or we could say: "It took
a while to find my feet." Or I could say: "It took a while to get into it." And they
mean almost the same thing. It means at first I wasn't sure, but when I did it a bit longer
I got more comfortable. They mean something like that.
Number six, you could say to the person that you're chatting to: "So, will you come back
again?" Because maybe you enjoy talking to them, and you would like to see them again
next time. And they can reply: "Definitely. It was great." Or they could say: "I think
so. It depends on whether I get to leave work early next week." Or you could say: "Most
probably." It's not a very certain or strong yes, but if you're not sure if you'll go back
100%, you could say that. And the last example here is: "I will, if I get the chance." So
this example is much less certain than the other... The other examples here. "If I get
the chance" means if it's possible in the future I'll come. Not 100% decided yet. So,
when we... We're now going to look at more examples for making friends and dating things
to say.
Now we're looking at phrases you can say when you want to stay in touch with someone. You
met someone new, you like them, and you hope to see them again. You want to stay in touch.
People who come to London, for example, and they didn't know anyone when they moved here,
they can often find it easy to meet new people because all you need to do is go to one of
those classes and you can speak to people, you can meet new people. But then they struggle
with the staying in touch part. They just meet new people, but don't really make friends.
These phrases will help you go from acquaintance, someone you just said hi to, possibly toward
being friends.
Number seven, you could say... The person could say: "It was nice to meet you. Would
you like to stay in touch?" And the reason that there are two sentences in this phrase
is because if you want to see someone again, rather than just hitting them with the question,
as in: "Do you want to stay in touch?" you can take more time and say why first. So you
can say something like: "It was nice to meet you", so it kind of gives you a reason why
you want to ask. And they can reply: "Sure. Are you on Facebook?" A lot of people use...
A lot of people will swap Facebook contacts for someone they only just met, rather than
their telephone number. I think it depends on a lot of factors, though, the person's
age, and where they met. Let me know in the comments what you think is the most common
contacts to swap in that situation.
Number eight, at the end of the class or meeting, wherever you met the person, you can say:
"It's been nice chatting to you. Are you on Twitter?" It's almost the same as the example
before, except we've changed the first sentence. This one's a little bit more relaxed, I think.
"It's been nice chatting to you. Are you on Twitter?" And they can say: "No, but you can
take my email." They might say that because they prefer being in touch that way, by email,
or they might say it just because they're not on Twitter.
Number nine, they say: "It was good to chat. Do you want to swap numbers?" And you could
say: "I'd like that. My number is", blah-blah-blah-blah-blah. Or you could say: "That would be good. What's
yours?" So, you start off taking the number or perhaps you just take their number.
Another example: "Let me take yours instead." With some people, that's what they'll say
because if you take their number you're more in control of whether you actually call that
person. So some people will always prefer to take the number, rather than give a number.
Or you could also say: "Here's my card." Generally, if someone swaps a card it's because there's
some kind of professional relationship there, they've met through a work situation, or something
to do with their job. And it does seem to be getting... Well, maybe it depends on the
people you know in the social circles you move in, but it does seem to be getting less
common doing the card swapping things. Sometimes people might say LinkedIn or Twitter, depending
on what social network they might use for their job.
Number 10: "Do you want to give me your number?" How this one is different is because of the
word "want". It changes... Although you want the same thing, you want the person's number,
this word "want", in my mind changes the meaning quite a lot because if you say yes to this,
you have to admit that you want their number. So I think this way of asking is... Depending
on who asks it, they can be... They can be quite confident in a sense, that they say:
"Do you want to give me your number?" Because this kind of question is easier for someone
to say no to as well, so they'll only ask it if they have high confidence that you'll
give the number to them. So, here are the replies. "Okay, let me put it in", in the
sense I'll put my number in your phone. "Sorry, I've got a boyfriend." Sometimes women would
say that if they want to say no, and it could be true, but they could also say that if they
don't feel comfortable directly saying no to you. Next is a woman who can't... Woman
or man who can't make up their minds: "Yeah. No, wait. Give me yours." So they don't want
to give you their number; they want to take your number. And that's quite a clever way
to turn that around. If you don't want... If you don't mind giving them your number,
but you don't want to say you want to give your number to them, you can say that: "No.
You give me yours." Next example: "Yeah, we can go for coffee", and that suggests the
next step, what might happen next if you exchange numbers. And the last example here is: "My
battery's run out." You can say that because you don't want to give the number, you can
say that because it's true and you'll have to write it down, or they'll have to take
yours, or you could say that because you don't remember your number so you can't write it
in their phone, depends.
Number 11: "Have you got...? Have you got a card?" And I already explained earlier that's
more of a business kind of a situation. -"Here it is. And yours?" -"No, but put it in your
contacts.", "Oh, no, I don't have a business card." If you know your number, you can just
tell them and they can put it in their contacts inside their phone. Contacts is the same as
address book, but inside your phone.
Number 12: "How about I take your number?" This one is a little bit suggestive I think
as well. This one comes to mind as if it's more of a dating situation, and the person
could reply: "Facebook would be best." If you don't want to go to phone numbers with
that person because you think it's too familiar or too soon, and you would like more... More
distance, but you don't mind knowing them, you could say: "Facebook would be best", and
that indirectly means: "I'll stay in touch with you, but I don't want you calling me
up for long chats every day", kind of thing.
And the last one here: "I know we've only just met, but I'd really like to stay in touch."
You would say that if you really met some amazing person that you just, you know, maybe
love at first sight or something like that. It's a bit over the top for people you just
met in the yoga class that you didn't really connect with. You wouldn't... You wouldn't
say it in that situation. You could reserve it for those really special moments in life
where you meet a great person. We've got more examples coming up next.
Number 14, you've met someone, you want to stay in touch with them, you can say... They
can say to you: "What are you doing now? We could go for a coffee?" And you might say:
"Another times perhaps. I've got to get home." A different day, maybe yes, but generally...
Generally the real meaning of this is: Not really. Another example: -"We could get a
quick one." -"Yes." A quick one refers to a coffee, it can also refer to a drink, an
alcoholic drink, a quick one. And if you say a quick one, it means: "Yeah, I can do that
now but I can't really stay long." Just... It'll mean just one drink or short. We won't...
We won't stay there for hours.
Number 15: "We're going for a quick drink, if you fancy it." And I've used "We're" here
because what sometimes happens in those group class situations is that even when it's finished,
some people stay in a kind of group, maybe they know each other, and they see each other
regularly every week, so that's who the "we are" is, the group that already know each
other. And this time they're inviting you to come with them to carry on after the class
or wherever you met them. You might say: "Who's going?" You don't know those people, so maybe
you want to find out first to check if you'd be comfortable or check if you want to go
there, wherever the next place is. Or you might say: "Maybe next time. I'm shattered."
When you're shattered you're really tired. Again, this... This might be true or this
might be a polite: "No, I don't really want to come."
Next, these are things people might say in a chance meeting. A chance meeting can be
a situation... Not that these happen all the time, but you meet somebody that you really
want to stay in touch with, or a chance meeting could be a person that you used to know years
ago, and in an unexpected way you met on the street or you met at some event. Here are
things that you could say. "I've got to run, but let's swap contacts." When you've got
to run, you're in a hurry, you're in a rush, you can't stay long. And when you meet someone
by chance, it wasn't planned, you didn't plan to meet that day so you might not have time
to chat to them. So you want to quickly stay in touch. But, again, as with so many of these
examples, sometimes people are not sincere when they say that kind of thing. This is
an excuse that they need to go, so they might not necessarily call you; depends on the person.
Number 17: "I have to go, but give me your number and I'll invite you for a coffee. I
have to go, I've got no choice. I didn't expect to meet you. I have to go. Sorry about that.
And I'll invite you for a coffee." Sometimes people say that, and that means when you invite
someone for a coffee it means that you're going to pay, and... Yeah, some people would
say: "I'll invite you", rather than say: "We could go for a coffee." It's more like extending
an invitation, something to do in the future with that person.
Number 18: Imagine you met someone in a situation where you did feel in a hurry because you
were a bit hungry or you've been at work all day and you're really hungry, and maybe you
would like to carry on the conversation, you're enjoying it, but not in that place and not
in that situation. Perhaps you want to move on to the next situation and in this... This
time you're hungry, so you can say: "Do you want to grab a bite to eat?" So we'll go somewhere
that serves food so I can eat. And if I say: "grabbing" it makes it fast as well; we're
not going to spend hours. And also it generally suggests that it's not going to be somewhere
really expensive, because somewhere really expensive you take more time about eating.
Number 19, you could say... They could say to you: "You're welcome to join us tonight.
We're just leaving in five minutes." So, again, here I am imagining a group of people that
already are together. Perhaps this would happen in a bar situation. Someone is with their
group of friends, it's a birthday party or something, and they have got talking to someone
who's not part of their group, but they like each other and would like to continue hanging
out with each other that night, but because one of them is in a group with other people,
it's rude or impolite to leave them so they can invite you to come. And you can say: "How
long?" to give you notice that if you want to come, you have to decide now. This is a
spontaneous kind of thing. Maybe you'll come, maybe you won't, but you have to decide really
soon.
Number 20: "I'm going to blah-blah on Thursday. You should come." If somebody says: "You could
come", this is a way of inviting people somewhere without taking the risk that that person won't
come. If you just say that, you wouldn't be so, so disappointed if they didn't come to
the thing because you didn't directly ask them. You're just giving them the idea. And
if you see them there because you're going there, you'd be happy about it, but you have
nothing to lose. If they don't come, maybe they were busy; you didn't ask them if they
were. So for people who find it hard to invite people places, they might use that one.
Number 21: "I'm hosting a dinner party on Saturday night. Can you come?" There's a plan
happening soon in the future. I'd like to stay... "I'd like to stay in touch with you.
Here's something we can do soon. I want to see you soon."
And the last example here, number 22: "So great bumping into you. We should get together
again soon." When you bump into someone, you didn't expect it to happen. This would be
someone you've already met before, perhaps somebody you used to know years ago, and you
could say: "We should get together again soon." It could be genuine, sometimes not. Sometimes
people are just being polite and they'll say: "Yeah, let's do something", and it won't really
happen. If you think about this situation, perhaps there was a reason that you didn't
stay friends or stay in touch, and the reason could be that you're not really that close
or that special to each other. So, next we've got even more examples.
Okay, now we've got planning an activity with a person that you met. You want to see them
again, what will you do next time? Number 24: "Listen, I'm going to an amazing party
on Saturday. Want to come?" This is really direct and I imagine in my head someone who
is quite a popular person, and they do exciting things, and you've met them in a spontaneous
way, and that's why they're saying: "Listen, I can't take all day to tell you this amazing
thing, but I'd like you to come to the party. Wanna come?" And we say: "Wanna come?" rather
than: "Want to come?" or "Do you want to come?" So this is informal speech.
Number 25, you might have an idea of something you want to do together, something like going
to a museum or art gallery together, there could be a local event that you would like
to go to with this person, so you can say: "Have you ever been to blah-blah? I'll take
you there sometime." So you could say, if you're in London: "Have you ever...? Have
you ever been to the South Bank?" Or: "Have you ever been on the Millennium Wheel?" The
big Ferris wheel. "I'll take you there sometime."
Next we've got questions that you can ask when you're getting to know someone, and you
use these kind of questions when you want to deepen that relationship that you've got.
In order to deepen how well you know each other, you need to find out more about each
other. So, you can use these kinds of questions to get to that next stage of your friendship.
Now, the thing to realize about this, and all countries of the world will be at a different
stage in relation to this, in England there are so many families that are split up, families
that don't fit the "mom, dad, and two kids" image, so when you start asking all these
family questions... Of course English people do ask each other these kind of family questions,
but sometimes it can be a little bit sensitive when, for example, someone from a really traditional
country starts asking the English person these kind of questions about their family. It can
be almost embarrassing if the family is, like, all split up and there's loads of step-children,
and your... Your dad is gay or something like that. So it really... It depends on... It
can be embarrassing for the English person to answer the question, not because they're
embarrassed about their family, they're just kind of embarrassed about how different their
culture is to your culture. So, just something to bear in mind about asking the family kind
of questions.
Number 26: "Are you married?" They might say: "I've got a partner". "A partner", sometimes
people prefer to use the word "partner", it doesn't necessarily mean... They don't like
to use the word "married". "Partner" is... And "partner" is more a term to use when you're
a bit older, rather than "boyfriend" or "girlfriend". After... Or if you've been together a long
time, then lots of people say "partner" rather than... It sounds more serious than "boyfriend"
or "girlfriend".
Number 27: "Do you have a partner?" And, again, some people might ask that question, partner,
because in a country like England, people don't always get married. They might be together
for a really long time, but not necessarily married, so people would say partner. And,
again, they might say: "Do you have a partner?" Because the other question to ask is: "Do
you have a boyfriend?" or "Do you have a girlfriend?" And that, in politically correct language
and all those kinds of things, you don't necessarily know that person's sexual orientation, so
you might use the word "partner" to avoid those kind of issues. They can say: "No. I'm
divorced." That means: "I used to be married, but we ended it officially. We're not together
now. We're divorced." Or you might say: "Not at the moment." That kind of means I would
be open to it.
Number 28: "Do you have kids?" The reply: "No, but I have a step-daughter who lives
with us." What this would mean is I don't have kids of my own. So, for example, I've
never had a child myself, but I could live in an arrangement with a partner where my
partner has a daughter, and she lives with us.
Number 29: "Where do you live?" They might respond: "In North London." I've experienced
this question, that sometimes people say it: "Where do you live?" and there's this sort
of movement of slight embarrassment after they say it because they feel, like, really
nosey to ask you that straightaway. So, people sometimes give a really... A more general
answer than specific. If you say: "In North London", that's quite a big area with many
different places. If you say somewhere specific, like: "Tottenham", I suppose it's... If you
say specifically where you live, it's maybe getting to know that person too close for
when you only just met them.
Number 30: "Where are you from?" This question is different to the previous one: "Where do
you live?" because where we are from isn't necessarily the same place where we live.
So, if you ask me that question, I can say: "London. I'm from London." And sometimes if...
Let's say you live in England, you live in London, but you're not English, you're not
from here, sometimes that question will mean to you: "What's your original country? Where
are you from?" So the answer in that sense is: "I'm from Poland."
Number 31: "Where are your parents from originally?" That question, it seems like the most natural
way it would be asked in England. I think in America they say: "What's your heritage?"
It means the same thing: "Where are your parents from?" But it's not a common question over
here in England, and that means because of how you look, your skin colour, or whatever,
or your accent... No, no, it wouldn't be your accent because it means your... I can see
you're a native in terms of how you speak English or whatever, but your race, they want
to know about that, so they say: "Where are your parents from originally?" and then you
can say: "Whatever country" or you can say: "My mom's from" blah-blah-blah.
Next one is: "What's your job?" I'm a teacher.
Number 33 is: "What kind of music are you into?" I'm into rock music.
Number 34: "Do you cook much?" And the answer to that would be a few times a week. That
is a question of frequency: How often are you cooking at home? You could also say: "I
don't cook that much because I eat out a lot."
Whereas the last question here, number 35 is: "Do you enjoy cooking?" And that's more
about your interests. "Yeah", if it's one of your hobbies, "Yeah, I really like cooking.
I like to have dinner parties. I do it on a Saturday." So this, number 34 is more about
your routine: "What do you do in your day-to-day life?" And number 35 is more about: "What
are your...?" Like, I want to get to know what your passions are kind of thing.
So, there's lots of things you can say when you're getting to know people. And what you
can do now is our quiz on what to say when you're meeting someone and are dating or getting
to know someone's situation. Thanks for watching. Bye.
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The Secret About That Girl
Surely, I remember, remember
I had that special thing, like nothing else.
A secret, secret, about that girl.
It depressed me that I could never reach you.
Even though I always wanted to talk to you, I wanted to,
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But surely, if I talk, if I talk
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This simply isn't a coincidence.
I have to face this head on!
I don't don't don't understand, my heart is pounding.
I want this feeling to reach you.
How will I do that? Maybe it's hopeless, but I've got friends on my side.
Whenever you're not not not here I feel uneasy.
I can't reach anything with these hands.
I mustn't give myself away.
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My mind went blank.
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but they were never facing towards me.
Truthfully, I promised I'd give this up
After all, there are plenty of other people in the world.
It's a shame, but it's
GAME OVER.
I can't let it end like this.
I've got to face it head on!
I don't don't don't understand, my heart is pounding.
I want this feeling to reach you.
How will I do that? Maybe it's hopeless, but I've got friends on my side.
Whenever you're not not not here I feel uneasy.
I can't reach anything with these hands.
I mustn't give myself away.
Bubbles fade away...
I don't don't don't understand, my heart is pounding.
I want this feeling to reach you.
How will I do that? Maybe it's hopeless, but I've got friends on my side.
Whenever you're not not not here I feel uneasy.
I can't reach anything with these hands.
If this is what they call love
I wish I had known sooner.
I mustn't give myself away.
Bubbles start to fade away...
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