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  1. 0:00Hi everyone. My name is Mia,
  2. 0:02and today I would like to talk about a time I got lost
  3. 0:06in a new city.
  4. 0:08It happened last year when I traveled alone
  5. 0:11to a city I had never visited before.
  6. 0:14I went there for a short weekend trip.
  7. 0:18I booked a small hotel near the train station,
  8. 0:22so I thought everything would be easy.
  9. 0:25On the first morning, I left the hotel after breakfast.
  10. 0:29I had a simple plan.
  11. 0:32I wanted to visit a small art museum,
  12. 0:35walk around the old streets,
  13. 0:37and find a nice café for lunch.
  14. 0:41The weather was cool, and the streets were busy
  15. 0:44but not too crowded.
  16. 0:46I felt excited because everything looked new to me.
  17. 0:51At first, I used the map on my phone.
  18. 0:54I followed the blue line
  19. 0:56and walked through a few quiet streets.
  20. 1:00I saw some bakeries,
  21. 1:02small shops, and people walking their dogs.
  22. 1:06After about fifteen minutes,
  23. 1:08I reached a large square with a fountain in the middle.
  24. 1:13I took a few photos there.
  25. 1:16Then I saw a narrow street
  26. 1:18with old buildings and colorful windows,
  27. 1:21so I decided to walk that way for a while.
  28. 1:25That was when the problem started.
  29. 1:28I kept walking and looking around,
  30. 1:31but I did not pay attention to the map.
  31. 1:34After some time,
  32. 1:36the streets became smaller and quieter.
  33. 1:39Many of them looked almost the same.
  34. 1:42I turned left, then right,
  35. 1:45then left again.
  36. 1:48When I checked my phone,
  37. 1:49the map app was lagging.
  38. 1:52A few seconds later,
  39. 1:53my phone battery showed only eight percent.
  40. 1:57I stopped in front of a small bookstore
  41. 2:00and tried to find my hotel on the map.
  42. 2:03But the signal was weak,
  43. 2:05and the blue dot kept moving
  44. 2:07in a strange way.
  45. 2:09I suddenly felt nervous.
  46. 2:12I did not know if I was far from the museum,
  47. 2:15far from the hotel, or just going in circles.
  48. 2:20I did not want to panic, so I walked into the bookstore.
  49. 2:24There was an older woman at the counter.
  50. 2:27I smiled and said,
  51. 2:29“Excuse me,
  52. 2:31I think I am lost.
  53. 2:33I am trying to find the art museum.”
  54. 2:36My voice sounded a little embarrassed,
  55. 2:38but she was very kind.
  56. 2:41She took out a paper city map from a drawer
  57. 2:44and showed me where we were.
  58. 2:47Then she marked the museum with a pen.
  59. 2:50She explained the way slowly.
  60. 2:53First, I had to walk back to the small bridge.
  61. 2:57Then I had to cross the road
  62. 2:59and follow the tram line for about ten minutes.
  63. 3:03She also told me that the museum was near a park,
  64. 3:06so it would be easy to spot.
  65. 3:09I thanked her and bought a small postcard from the shop.
  66. 3:14It felt like a nice way to remember that moment.
  67. 3:17I followed her directions carefully.
  68. 3:21This time, I looked at the street signs and buildings,
  69. 3:24not only at my phone.
  70. 3:27After a while, I saw the park she mentioned.
  71. 3:31Then I saw the museum sign near the gate.
  72. 3:34I felt so relieved that I almost laughed.
  73. 3:38I was late for my original plan,
  74. 3:41but the day was not ruined.
  75. 3:44I still visited the museum,
  76. 3:46had lunch at a small café,
  77. 3:48and walked back to the hotel before evening.
  78. 3:52I also kept the paper map in my bag
  79. 3:55for the rest of the trip.
  80. 3:57Since then, when I visit a new place,
  81. 4:00I still enjoy walking around,
  82. 4:02but I try to notice more things around me.
  83. 4:17To lag means to move, work, or respond more slowly than expected.
  84. 4:25Mia’s phone was lagging while she was trying to follow the map.
  85. 4:37To panic means to suddenly feel very afraid or worried and not know what to do.
  86. 4:45Mia started to panic when she realized she could not find her hotel.
  87. 4:58If someone is embarrassed, they feel shy, uncomfortable, or ashamed about something.
  88. 5:05Mia felt embarrassed when she had to ask a stranger for help.
  89. 5:18Directions are instructions that tell someone how to get to a place.
  90. 5:24The woman gave Mia clear directions to the train station.
  91. 5:37To cross the road means to walk from one side of the road to the other side.
  92. 5:43Mia had to cross the road before turning left.
  93. 5:54To spot means to see or notice something, often suddenly.
  94. 6:01Mia finally spotted her hotel sign near the corner.
  95. 6:12To mention means to say something briefly, without giving many details.
  96. 6:18The café owner mentioned a shortcut back to the main street.
  97. 6:30If someone is relieved, they feel happy and calm because a problem or worry is gone.
  98. 6:39Mia felt relieved when she found the train station again.
  99. 6:50It happened last year when I traveled alone to a city I had never visited before.
  100. 7:14I went there for a short weekend trip.
  101. 7:27I booked a small hotel near the train station,
  102. 7:40so I thought everything would be easy.
  103. 7:50On the first morning, I left the hotel after breakfast.
  104. 8:07I had a simple plan.
  105. 8:15I wanted to visit a small art museum,
  106. 8:27walk around the old streets,
  107. 8:36and find a nice café for lunch.
  108. 8:47The weather was cool,
  109. 8:54and the streets were busy but not too crowded.
  110. 9:07I felt excited because everything looked new to me.
  111. 9:23At first, I used the map on my phone.
  112. 9:35I followed the blue line
  113. 9:43and walked through a few quiet streets.
  114. 9:56I saw some bakeries,
  115. 10:04small shops, and people walking their dogs.
  116. 10:20After about fifteen minutes,
  117. 10:29I reached a large square with a fountain in the middle.
  118. 10:44I took a few photos there.
  119. 10:52Then I saw a narrow street with old buildings and colorful windows,
  120. 11:14so I decided to walk that way for a while.
  121. 11:26That was when the problem started.
  122. 11:36I kept walking and looking around,
  123. 11:45but I did not pay attention to the map.
  124. 11:54After some time, the streets became smaller and quieter.
  125. 12:13Many of them looked almost the same.
  126. 12:23I turned left, then right, then left again.
  127. 12:40When I checked my phone, the map app was lagging.
  128. 12:55A few seconds later, my phone battery showed only eight percent.
  129. 13:16I stopped in front of a small bookstore
  130. 13:26and tried to find my hotel on the map.
  131. 13:38But the signal was weak,
  132. 13:45and the blue dot kept moving in a strange way.
  133. 14:00I suddenly felt nervous.
  134. 14:08I did not know if I was far from the museum,
  135. 14:21far from the hotel, or just going in circles.
  136. 14:37I did not want to panic,
  137. 14:44so I walked into the bookstore.
  138. 14:53There was an older woman at the counter.
  139. 15:02I smiled and said,
  140. 15:10“Excuse me, I think I am lost.
  141. 15:21I am trying to find the art museum.”
  142. 15:31My voice sounded a little embarrassed,
  143. 15:41but she was very kind.
  144. 15:48She took out a paper city map from a drawer
  145. 16:00and showed me where we were.
  146. 16:08Then she marked the museum with a pen.
  147. 16:19She explained the way slowly.
  148. 16:28First, I had to walk back to the small bridge.
  149. 16:42Then I had to cross the road
  150. 16:52and follow the tram line for about ten minutes.
  151. 17:06She also told me that the museum was near a park,
  152. 17:19so it would be easy to spot.
  153. 17:27I thanked her and bought a small postcard from the shop.
  154. 17:43It felt like a nice way to remember that moment.
  155. 17:56I followed her directions carefully.
  156. 18:06This time, I looked at the street signs and buildings,
  157. 18:23not only at my phone.
  158. 18:31After a while, I saw the park she mentioned.
  159. 18:43Then I saw the museum sign near the gate.
  160. 18:56I felt so relieved that I almost laughed.
  161. 19:09I was late for my original plan,
  162. 19:19but the day was not ruined.
  163. 19:27I still visited the museum,
  164. 19:35had lunch at a small café,
  165. 19:44and walked back to the hotel before evening.
  166. 19:56I also kept the paper map in my bag for the rest of the trip.
  167. 20:13Since then, when I visit a new place,
  168. 20:23I still enjoy walking around,
  169. 20:33but I try to notice more things around me.

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