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Day 1: Speak English in 30 Days! 99 Sentences Shadowing Practice | English Podcast — Transcript

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  1. 0:00[music]
  2. 0:03>> You understand English when you watch
  3. 0:04videos, you know hundreds of words, but
  4. 0:07when someone talks to you, you freeze.
  5. 0:10Your mind goes blank. You translate in
  6. 0:12your head, but the words don't come out.
  7. 0:14Today, that stops. Welcome to day one of
  8. 0:18your 30-day English fluency challenge
  9. 0:21here on Speak Up Sessions English
  10. 0:23podcast. I'm Masu, and in the next few
  11. 0:26minutes, you're going to speak 99 real
  12. 0:29English sentences. Not tomorrow, not
  13. 0:32next week, today, right now. Are you
  14. 0:35ready? Hello, everyone. Welcome back to
  15. 0:38Speak Up Sessions English podcast. I'm
  16. 0:41Masu, your English teacher and friend,
  17. 0:43and I'm so happy you're here today. This
  18. 0:46is a very special video because today is
  19. 0:49day one of our 30-day English fluency
  20. 0:52challenge. For the next 30 days, we're
  21. 0:55going to practice real English
  22. 0:56conversation together every single day.
  23. 0:59And by the end of this challenge, you
  24. 1:01will speak English more easily, more
  25. 1:04confidently, and more naturally. Today,
  26. 1:07you're going to learn and practice 99
  27. 1:09sentences. Yes, 99. But don't worry,
  28. 1:13we'll do it step-by-step together. And
  29. 1:16joining me today is my friend Fizu. Hi,
  30. 1:19everyone. Um to be honest, I'm a little
  31. 1:22nervous. 99 sentences? That sounds like
  32. 1:25a lot. I mean, I want to speak English
  33. 1:28well, but sometimes I feel shy.
  34. 1:30Sometimes I forget words. Sometimes I
  35. 1:33think too much about grammar, and I just
  36. 1:36stop talking.
  37. 1:37Fizu, that's exactly why we're doing
  38. 1:39this challenge. You know what? Almost
  39. 1:42every English learner feels the same
  40. 1:44way. You're not alone. Fear, shyness,
  41. 1:47forgetting words, these are very common
  42. 1:50problems. But here's the good news,
  43. 1:52speaking English is not about being
  44. 1:54perfect. It's about practicing every
  45. 1:57day, making mistakes, learning, and
  46. 1:59improving little by little. And today we
  47. 2:02start that journey together. So, Fizzo,
  48. 2:05are you ready? Yes, I'm ready. Let's do
  49. 2:07this. Perfect. Okay, everyone, let's
  50. 2:10begin day one. Remember, this is not a
  51. 2:13boring English class. This is a real
  52. 2:16conversation. Listen carefully, repeat
  53. 2:18after me, and most importantly, have
  54. 2:21fun. Let's go. All right, Fizzo, let's
  55. 2:24start with something very simple. I'm
  56. 2:26going to ask you a few basic questions,
  57. 2:28and you just answer naturally. Don't
  58. 2:30think too much. Just speak. Ready? Okay,
  59. 2:34I think so. Great. So, Fizzo, how are
  60. 2:37you today? I'm I'm good. Thank you.
  61. 2:40Perfect. That's a great start. But you
  62. 2:42know what? In real English conversation,
  63. 2:44we usually say a little bit more. For
  64. 2:47example, instead of just I'm good, you
  65. 2:50can say, I'm good. Thank you. How are
  66. 2:52you? Or I'm doing well. Thanks for
  67. 2:54asking. It sounds more natural and
  68. 2:56friendly. Let's try again. Fizzo, how
  69. 2:59are you today? I'm doing well. Thanks
  70. 3:01for asking. How are you? I'm great.
  71. 3:03Thank you. See? That sounds so much
  72. 3:05better, right? Now, let me ask you
  73. 3:07another question. What did you do this
  74. 3:09morning? This morning, um I waked up
  75. 3:14Wait, no. I woke up at 7:00. Then I uh
  76. 3:19eat breakfast. Ah, very close. You said
  77. 3:23I eat breakfast, but we need past tense
  78. 3:25here. So, we say I ate breakfast. Let's
  79. 3:28practice that. Repeat after me. I woke
  80. 3:31up at 7:00. I woke up at 7:00. Good.
  81. 3:36Then I ate breakfast. Then I ate
  82. 3:38breakfast. Excellent. Now, put it
  83. 3:41together. What did you do this morning?
  84. 3:43I woke up at 7:00, then I ate breakfast.
  85. 3:46Perfect. You see, you just spoke two
  86. 3:49complete English sentences, and that's
  87. 3:51how we improve, step by step. Now, Fizu,
  88. 3:55let me ask you, do you like learning
  89. 3:57English? Yes, I do. Actually, I like
  90. 4:00learning English, but sometimes it's
  91. 4:02difficult. I want to speak fluently, but
  92. 4:04I make mistakes, and then I feel
  93. 4:06embarrassed. Fizu, listen to me.
  94. 4:09Everyone makes mistakes. I make
  95. 4:11mistakes. Native English speakers make
  96. 4:13mistakes. Mistakes are not bad. They
  97. 4:15help you learn. In fact, if you're not
  98. 4:18making mistakes, you're not practicing
  99. 4:19enough. So, never feel embarrassed. Just
  100. 4:22keep speaking, okay? Okay. Thank you,
  101. 4:25Masu. That makes me feel better. Good.
  102. 4:27Now, let's practice more. I'm going to
  103. 4:30say some sentences, and I want you to
  104. 4:32repeat them. These are sentences you can
  105. 4:34use every single day. Ready? Yes, I'm
  106. 4:37ready. Okay. Repeat after me. I'm
  107. 4:40learning English every day. I'm learning
  108. 4:43English every day. I want to speak
  109. 4:45fluently. I want to speak fluently. I
  110. 4:49practice listening and speaking. I
  111. 4:51practice listening and speaking. I'm not
  112. 4:54afraid of making mistakes. I'm not
  113. 4:56afraid of making mistakes. Beautiful.
  114. 4:59You just spoke four powerful sentences,
  115. 5:02and guess what? You're already building
  116. 5:04confidence. Now, let's go deeper. All
  117. 5:07right, Fizu. Now, we're going to have a
  118. 5:09longer conversation. I want you to
  119. 5:11listen very carefully because we're
  120. 5:13going to use many different sentence
  121. 5:15patterns. This will help your listening
  122. 5:17skills and your speaking skills at the
  123. 5:19same time. Are you ready? Yes, let's do
  124. 5:22it. Okay. So, Fizu, tell me, why did you
  125. 5:25decide to learn English? Well, actually,
  126. 5:28I decided to learn English because I
  127. 5:30want to travel to different countries. I
  128. 5:32want to talk to people from around the
  129. 5:33world. Also, I want to watch movies and
  130. 5:36understand them without subtitles. And,
  131. 5:38you know, English is very important for
  132. 5:40my job, too. Wow, those are fantastic
  133. 5:43reasons. So, you want to travel, watch
  134. 5:46movies, and use English at work. That's
  135. 5:48great motivation. Now, let me ask you,
  136. 5:51have you ever traveled to an
  137. 5:52English-speaking country? No, not yet,
  138. 5:55but I really want to. Actually, I want
  139. 5:57to visit London someday. I heard it's a
  140. 6:00beautiful city. Have you been there?
  141. 6:02Yes, I have. I visited London a few
  142. 6:05years ago, and it was amazing. The
  143. 6:07people were very friendly, the food was
  144. 6:09delicious, and there were so many
  145. 6:11interesting places to see. You know
  146. 6:13what? When you go there, you'll need to
  147. 6:15speak English every day, at the airport,
  148. 6:18at the hotel, at restaurants,
  149. 6:20everywhere. That's why practicing now is
  150. 6:22so important. Yes, exactly. That's why
  151. 6:25I'm doing this challenge. I want to feel
  152. 6:27confident when I speak. Right now, I
  153. 6:30understand a lot, but when I try to
  154. 6:31speak, I feel nervous. Sometimes I
  155. 6:34forget words, or I speak very slowly
  156. 6:37because I'm translating in my head from
  157. 6:38my language. Fizu, that is so common.
  158. 6:42Almost every English learner translates
  159. 6:44in their head at first, but here's the
  160. 6:46secret. The more you practice speaking,
  161. 6:48the less you translate. Your brain
  162. 6:50starts to think in English
  163. 6:52automatically. It takes time, but it
  164. 6:54happens. That's why we're doing this
  165. 6:5630-day challenge. By day 30, you're
  166. 6:59going to notice a big difference. I
  167. 7:01promise. Really? That's exciting. Okay,
  168. 7:04so what should I do every day to improve
  169. 7:07faster? Great question. Here's what I
  170. 7:09recommend. First, listen to English
  171. 7:12every day. Podcasts like this one,
  172. 7:15YouTube videos, music, anything. Second,
  173. 7:18speak out loud every day, even if you're
  174. 7:20alone. Talk to yourself in English. It
  175. 7:23sounds funny, but it works. Third, don't
  176. 7:26worry about grammar mistakes when you
  177. 7:27speak. Focus on communication first, and
  178. 7:30finally, practice shadowing. That means
  179. 7:33you listen to a sentence and repeat it
  180. 7:35immediately. We're going to do that
  181. 7:37today, too. Okay, I understand. Listen
  182. 7:40every day, speak out loud, don't worry
  183. 7:43about mistakes, and practice shadowing.
  184. 7:46I can do that. Yes, you can. And
  185. 7:48remember, Fizo, fluency doesn't mean
  186. 7:51speaking perfectly. Fluency means
  187. 7:53speaking comfortably and naturally, even
  188. 7:55if you make small mistakes. Native
  189. 7:58English speakers make mistakes, too. The
  190. 8:00important thing is communication. That
  191. 8:02makes me feel so much better. Thank you,
  192. 8:04Miss Sue. You're very welcome. Okay, now
  193. 8:07let's practice some real-life
  194. 8:09situations. Now, Fizo, we're going to
  195. 8:12practice English in different real-life
  196. 8:14situations. These are conversations you
  197. 8:16might have every day. I'll be different
  198. 8:19people, and you respond naturally. Let's
  199. 8:21start with a very common situation,
  200. 8:23ordering food at a restaurant. Ready?
  201. 8:26Okay, yes. Situation one, at a
  202. 8:29restaurant. Good evening. Welcome to our
  203. 8:31restaurant. How many people are dining
  204. 8:33today? Um, just one. Only me. Great.
  205. 8:37Right this way, please. Here's your
  206. 8:39table. Can I get you something to drink?
  207. 8:42Yes, please. Can I have water? Of
  208. 8:44course. And are you ready to order food,
  209. 8:46or do you need a few more minutes? I
  210. 8:48need a few more minutes, please. No
  211. 8:51problem. Take your time. I'll be back in
  212. 8:53a moment. Thank you. Perfect, Fizo. You
  213. 8:56did great. You were polite, clear, and
  214. 8:58natural. Now, let's try another
  215. 9:00situation. This time, I'm your friend.
  216. 9:03We're meeting for coffee. Let's
  217. 9:04practice.
  218. 9:06Hey, Fizo. Long time no see. How have
  219. 9:08you been? Hi. I've been good, thanks.
  220. 9:11How about you? I've been busy with work,
  221. 9:13but I'm doing well. So, what have you
  222. 9:15been up to lately? Actually, I've been
  223. 9:17learning English every day. I'm doing a
  224. 9:1930-day challenge right now. Oh, wow.
  225. 9:22That's awesome. How's it going so far?
  226. 9:24It's going well. At first, I was
  227. 9:26nervous, but now I'm starting to feel
  228. 9:28more confident. That's great to hear.
  229. 9:30Keep it up. Thanks, I will. Excellent,
  230. 9:33Fizo. You're using past tense, present
  231. 9:36perfect, and natural expressions. You're
  232. 9:38already improving. Let's do one more
  233. 9:40situation.
  234. 9:42Situation three, asking for help.
  235. 9:45Now, imagine you're in a new city and
  236. 9:47you're lost. You need to ask someone for
  237. 9:50directions. I'll be a stranger on the
  238. 9:52street. Go ahead. Um excuse me. Yes, how
  239. 9:56can I help you? I'm looking for the
  240. 9:58train station. Can you help me? Of
  241. 10:00course. The train station is very close.
  242. 10:03Go straight for two blocks, then turn
  243. 10:06left. You'll see it on your right. Okay,
  244. 10:08so I go straight, then turn left?
  245. 10:11Exactly. You can't miss it. Thank you so
  246. 10:13much. You're welcome. Have a great day.
  247. 10:16Wonderful, Fizo. You asked politely, you
  248. 10:19confirmed the directions, and you said
  249. 10:21thank you. Those are perfect
  250. 10:23communication skills. Great job. Thank
  251. 10:26you, Maso. This is really helpful. I
  252. 10:28feel like I can actually use these
  253. 10:30sentences in real life. You absolutely
  254. 10:32can. That's the whole point. Now, let's
  255. 10:35move to the listen and repeat section.
  256. 10:38Okay, everyone. This is one of the most
  257. 10:40important parts of today's lesson. I'm
  258. 10:42going to say a sentence, and I want you
  259. 10:45to repeat it out loud. Fizo will repeat
  260. 10:47with you. Don't be shy. Speak clearly
  261. 10:50and confidently. Ready? Let's go.
  262. 10:53I am learning English. I am learning
  263. 10:57English. I practice every day. I
  264. 11:00practice every day. I can speak English.
  265. 11:04I can speak English. I want to improve
  266. 11:07my fluency. I want to improve my
  267. 11:09fluency. I am not afraid of mistakes. I
  268. 11:13am not afraid of mistakes. I listen to
  269. 11:16English every day. I listen to English
  270. 11:19every day. I speak English with
  271. 11:22confidence. I speak English with
  272. 11:24confidence. I understand more every day.
  273. 11:28I understand more every day. I enjoy
  274. 11:32learning English. I enjoy learning
  275. 11:34English. I'm proud of my progress. I'm
  276. 11:38proud of my progress. Excellent. Now,
  277. 11:41let's practice some everyday useful
  278. 11:44sentences. Repeat after me. Good
  279. 11:46morning. Good morning. How are you
  280. 11:49today? How are you today? I'm doing
  281. 11:51well, thank you. I'm doing well, thank
  282. 11:54you. What's your name? What's your name?
  283. 11:56Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
  284. 11:59Where are you from? Where are you from?
  285. 12:01I'm from Italy. I'm from Italy. What do
  286. 12:05you do? What do you do? I'm a student.
  287. 12:08I'm a student. Can you help me? Can you
  288. 12:11help me? Excuse me, where is the
  289. 12:13bathroom? Excuse me, where is the
  290. 12:15bathroom? Thank you very much. Thank you
  291. 12:18very much. You're welcome. You're
  292. 12:21welcome. I don't understand. I don't
  293. 12:24understand. Can you repeat that, please?
  294. 12:27Can you repeat that, please? I need
  295. 12:29help. I need help. What does this mean?
  296. 12:33What does this mean? I'm sorry, I don't
  297. 12:35know. I'm sorry, I don't know. That's
  298. 12:38okay. That's okay. See you later. See
  299. 12:41you later. Have a great day. Have a
  300. 12:44great day. Fantastic, everyone. You just
  301. 12:47repeated 30 sentences. That's amazing.
  302. 12:50Keep practicing these every single day.
  303. 12:54All right, Fizu. Now, let's learn some
  304. 12:56important vocabulary words. These are
  305. 12:59words you'll use all the time in
  306. 13:01English. Fizu, are you ready? Yes, let's
  307. 13:04learn some new words. Great. Let's
  308. 13:06start. Word one, practice. The first
  309. 13:10word is practice. Practice means to do
  310. 13:13something again and again to get better.
  311. 13:16For example, I practice English
  312. 13:19everyday. Fizu, can you use practice in
  313. 13:21a sentence? Um, I practice speaking
  314. 13:24English with my friends. Perfect. That's
  315. 13:26a great sentence. Word two, improve.
  316. 13:30Next word, improve. Improve means to get
  317. 13:34better. For example, I want to improve
  318. 13:37my English skills. Fizu? I improve my
  319. 13:40listening by watching English videos.
  320. 13:42Excellent. You're using it correctly.
  321. 13:45Word three, confident. Next, confident.
  322. 13:49Confident means you believe in yourself.
  323. 13:51You're not afraid. For example, I feel
  324. 13:54confident when I speak English. How
  325. 13:56about you, Fizu? At first, I was not
  326. 13:58confident, but now I feel more confident
  327. 14:01every day. Beautiful. That's exactly
  328. 14:03right. Word four, fluent. Now, fluent.
  329. 14:08Fluent means you can speak easily and
  330. 14:10smoothly. For example, I want to be
  331. 14:13fluent in English. Fizu? I'm not fluent
  332. 14:16yet, but I'm working on it. And that's
  333. 14:18the perfect mindset. Word five, mistake.
  334. 14:22Next word, mistake. A mistake is an
  335. 14:25error. Everyone makes mistakes. It's
  336. 14:28normal. For example, don't be afraid of
  337. 14:31making mistakes. Fizu? I make mistakes
  338. 14:34sometimes, but I learn from them. Yes,
  339. 14:36that's the right attitude. Word six,
  340. 14:39repeat. The word repeat means to say
  341. 14:42something again. For example, can you
  342. 14:45repeat that, please? Fizu? I repeat
  343. 14:48sentences to improve my pronunciation.
  344. 14:50Perfect. Word seven, conversation. Next,
  345. 14:55conversation. A conversation is when two
  346. 14:58or more people talk to each other. For
  347. 15:00example, I like having conversations in
  348. 15:03English. Fizu? I want to have more
  349. 15:06English conversations with native
  350. 15:07speakers. Great sentence. Word eight,
  351. 15:11challenge. The word challenge means
  352. 15:14something difficult but exciting. For
  353. 15:16example, this 30-day challenge will help
  354. 15:19me improve. Fizu? This challenge is
  355. 15:22difficult, but I'm enjoying it. Awesome.
  356. 15:24That's the spirit. Okay, everyone. Now
  357. 15:28you know eight very useful English
  358. 15:30words. Use them every day.
  359. 15:33All right, Fizu. Now it's quiz time. I'm
  360. 15:36going to ask you some simple questions
  361. 15:38and you try to answer. Don't worry, this
  362. 15:41is just for practice. Ready? Okay, I'm
  363. 15:43ready. Question one. What do you do
  364. 15:47every morning? Every morning, I wake up,
  365. 15:50I eat breakfast, and I practice English.
  366. 15:52Perfect. Question two. Why are you
  367. 15:55learning English? I'm learning English
  368. 15:58because I want to travel and talk to
  369. 15:59people from different countries.
  370. 16:01Excellent. Question three. How do you
  371. 16:04feel when you speak English? At first, I
  372. 16:07feel nervous, but when I practice, I
  373. 16:09feel more confident. Great answer.
  374. 16:11Question four. What's your favorite way
  375. 16:14to practice English? My favorite way is
  376. 16:16to watch English videos and repeat the
  377. 16:18sentences. Wonderful. Last question.
  378. 16:22What will you do after this video? After
  379. 16:25this video, I will practice the
  380. 16:26sentences again and speak English every
  381. 16:28day. Perfect, Fizu. You answered every
  382. 16:31question beautifully. Great job. Thank
  383. 16:34you, Masu. Okay, everyone. Before we
  384. 16:36finish today's lesson, I want to give
  385. 16:38you five powerful tips to help you speak
  386. 16:41English easily and confidently. Listen
  387. 16:43carefully. These tips will change the
  388. 16:46way you learn. Ready? Let's go.
  389. 16:49Tip number one. Speak English every
  390. 16:51single day, even if it's just for 5
  391. 16:53minutes. Talk to yourself, talk to a
  392. 16:55friend, or repeat sentences from videos
  393. 16:58like this one. Speaking is like
  394. 17:00exercise. The more you do it, the
  395. 17:02stronger you get. Tip number two. Stop
  396. 17:05translating in your head. I know it's
  397. 17:07hard at first, but try to think in
  398. 17:10English. When you see a dog, don't think
  399. 17:12of the word in your language first, just
  400. 17:14think dog. It takes practice, but it
  401. 17:17will make you much faster. Tip number
  402. 17:19three, make mistakes. Yes, you heard me
  403. 17:22right. Mistakes are not your enemy, they
  404. 17:25are your teacher. Every mistake helps
  405. 17:27you learn. So, don't be afraid. Speak,
  406. 17:30make mistakes, learn, and improve. Tip
  407. 17:33number four, listen to English every
  408. 17:35day, but listen actively. That means
  409. 17:38don't just hear the words, pay
  410. 17:40attention. Try to repeat them. Try to
  411. 17:42understand the meaning. Use podcasts,
  412. 17:45videos, music, anything you enjoy.
  413. 17:48Tip number five, be patient with
  414. 17:50yourself. Fluency doesn't happen in one
  415. 17:53day or one week. It takes time, but if
  416. 17:55you practice every single day, even a
  417. 17:58little bit, you will improve.
  418. 18:00Consistency is the key. Trust the
  419. 18:03process. Those are my five tips for you.
  420. 18:06Write them down, practice them, and most
  421. 18:08importantly, believe in yourself.
  422. 18:10All right, Fezoo, we're almost at the
  423. 18:12end of day one. How do you feel?
  424. 18:14Honestly, Masu, I feel great. At the
  425. 18:17beginning, I was nervous, but now I feel
  426. 18:19more confident. I learned so many useful
  427. 18:21sentences, I practiced real-life
  428. 18:23conversations, and I understand that
  429. 18:25making mistakes is okay. I'm really
  430. 18:27excited for day two. That's exactly what
  431. 18:30I wanted to hear. You did an amazing job
  432. 18:33today, Fezoo, and everyone watching, you
  433. 18:35did an amazing job, too. Let's quickly
  434. 18:38review what we learned today. First, we
  435. 18:40practiced basic greetings and daily
  436. 18:42conversation. Second, we learned how to
  437. 18:44speak in real-life situations, like
  438. 18:47restaurants, meeting friends, and asking
  439. 18:49for directions. Third, we practiced the
  440. 18:52listen and repeat method to build your
  441. 18:54speaking muscles. Fourth, we learned
  442. 18:56eight important vocabulary words. Fifth,
  443. 18:58we did a fun quiz to test your
  444. 19:00understanding. And finally, I gave you
  445. 19:02five powerful tips to improve your
  446. 19:05English every day.
  447. 19:06Wow, we really did a lot today. Yes, we
  448. 19:09did, and this is just day one. Imagine
  449. 19:12how much you'll improve by day 30. But
  450. 19:14remember, the most important thing is to
  451. 19:16practice every day. Watch this video
  452. 19:19again. Repeat the sentences. Speak out
  453. 19:22loud. Don't be shy. You can do this.
  454. 19:26Okay, everyone. Thank you so much for
  455. 19:28watching Speak Up Sessions English
  456. 19:29podcast. I'm Masu and it was a pleasure
  457. 19:32spending time with you today. If you
  458. 19:34enjoyed this video, please give it a big
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  461. 19:41serious about improving your English,
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  464. 19:47of our 30-day fluency challenge. Yes,
  465. 19:50and don't forget practice makes
  466. 19:52progress. Even if you make mistakes,
  467. 19:54keep going. We're here to support you
  468. 19:57every step of the way. Exactly, Fisu.
  469. 20:00Remember, fluency is not about
  470. 20:02perfection. It's about practice,
  471. 20:04confidence, and communication. You don't
  472. 20:06have to be perfect. You just have to
  473. 20:08start. And you already did today. So, be
  474. 20:12proud of yourself.
  475. 20:13Now, here's your challenge for today.
  476. 20:16After this video, I want you to say at
  477. 20:18least 10 sentences out loud in English.
  478. 20:21It can be about your day, your feelings,
  479. 20:23your goals, anything. Just speak.
  480. 20:26Practice. Build that confidence. And if
  481. 20:29you want, write one sentence in the
  482. 20:31comments below. We want to hear from
  483. 20:32you. Let's build a community of English
  484. 20:34learners who support each other. Yes,
  485. 20:37we'll read your comments and cheer you
  486. 20:39on. Okay, everyone. That's it for today.
  487. 20:41Tomorrow we'll be back with day two and
  488. 20:43we'll learn even more useful English.
  489. 20:46Until then, keep practicing, keep
  490. 20:48smiling, and keep believing in yourself.
  491. 20:50You've got this. See you tomorrow.
  492. 20:53See you tomorrow. Bye-bye. Bye.
  493. 20:58>> [music]

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