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  1. 0:09Good morning, Jane! What’s for breakfast today?
  2. 0:13Good morning. Emily.
  3. 0:15I thought we could make pancakes.
  4. 0:18Yum, that sounds great! What do we need?
  5. 0:22We need flour, eggs, sugar and milk.
  6. 0:27I think we have everything. Let’s check.
  7. 0:31Here's the flour and sugar.
  8. 0:34Do you see the eggs?
  9. 0:36Yes. They're in the fridge.
  10. 0:38Great! Now, where’s the milk?
  11. 0:41Umm, Jane... I don’t see any milk.
  12. 0:44Oh no... I forgot to buy milk!
  13. 0:48Oh no! That’s important for pancakes. What should we do?
  14. 0:53Maybe we can borrow some from our neighbor, Mrs. Johnson?
  15. 0:58That's a good idea. I'll come with you.
  16. 1:14Emily, we have a problem.
  17. 1:16What's wrong?
  18. 1:18The washing machine is broken.
  19. 1:21Oh no! What happened?
  20. 1:24I was doing laundry and it just stopped working.
  21. 1:28That's terrible.
  22. 1:29Did you try restarting it?
  23. 1:31Yes, but it didn't work.
  24. 1:33It's completely dead.
  25. 1:35Maybe we should call a repairman.
  26. 1:38I think that's a good idea.
  27. 1:40Do you know any good repair services?
  28. 1:43I can look one up online.
  29. 1:45Do you have your phone?
  30. 1:46Yes, here it is. Thank you, Emily.
  31. 1:53Hi, we need a repairman for our washing machine. It stopped working.
  32. 1:58Sure, I can come by this afternoon. What’s your address?
  33. 2:03132, My Street, Kingston.
  34. 2:06Okay, I've got it.
  35. 2:08Thank you. See you soon.
  36. 2:12Did they say when they can come?
  37. 2:14Yes, they’ll be here this afternoon.
  38. 2:33Oh no, I don't have enough change.
  39. 2:36How much do you need?
  40. 2:38I’m short by 50 cents.
  41. 2:41Let me check if I have some change.
  42. 2:44Here you go, 50 cents.
  43. 2:46Thanks so much, Alex.
  44. 2:48I'll pay you back as soon as I can.
  45. 2:51Don’t worry about it. It’s just 50 cents.
  46. 2:54Still, I appreciate it.
  47. 2:59What did you get?
  48. 3:01Just a soda. I really needed something to drink.
  49. 3:05Yeah, it's really hot today.
  50. 3:07Exactly. And soda is the best option for cooling!
  51. 3:24Did you hear about what happened with Lisa at work?
  52. 3:28No, what happened? Tell me!
  53. 3:31So, apparently she had a huge argument with her boss yesterday.
  54. 3:36Really? What was it about?
  55. 3:39I heard it was about the project deadline.
  56. 3:41She said the timeline was impossible, but her boss kept saying she had to do it.
  57. 3:47Wow. That's intense.
  58. 3:49How did it end?
  59. 3:51Well, Lisa stormed out and hasn’t come back to work since.
  60. 3:56Everyone's talking about it.
  61. 3:59I can imagine. Office drama is always so interesting.
  62. 4:04Totally. And get this, I also heard that John and Rachel are dating now.
  63. 4:10No way! I thought John was still with his girlfriend from college.
  64. 4:15They broke up last month.
  65. 4:20Oh no! A bird just pooped on me!
  66. 4:24Oh no! That’s so unlucky. Are you okay?
  67. 4:28I’m fine, but my favorite shirt is dirty!
  68. 4:32I hope the stain comes out. This is my favorite shirt.
  69. 4:37Don’t worry. We’ll use some stain remover and it should be fine.
  70. 4:56Emily, I ran out of toothpaste.
  71. 4:59Did you check the bathroom cabinet?
  72. 5:02Yes, I looked everywhere. There’s none left.
  73. 5:06Do you need to brush your teeth now?
  74. 5:08Yes. I have to leave for work soon.
  75. 5:11You can use mine. I have an extra tube in my room.
  76. 5:15Really? Thanks, Emily. You’re a lifesaver.
  77. 5:19No problem. Let me get it for you.
  78. 5:26Here you go. This should last until you can buy more.
  79. 5:30Thanks so much. I’ll buy a new tube on my way home from work.
  80. 5:48Emily, the power went out.
  81. 5:51Do we have candles?
  82. 5:53Yeah, I have some in the kitchen.
  83. 5:56Let me get them.
  84. 5:58Great, let’s light them up.
  85. 6:00Hey, since it’s dark and spooky, why don’t we tell some ghost stories?
  86. 6:06That sounds fun! Do you have a good one?
  87. 6:09I have one. It’s about a haunted house. Ready?
  88. 6:13Ready.
  89. 6:15Once upon a time, there was an old house at the end of the street.
  90. 6:20Everyone said it was haunted.
  91. 6:22People would hear strange noises at night...
  92. 6:25They heard footsteps, whispers, and sometimes, even screams.
  93. 6:32That’s creepy! What happened next?
  94. 6:36One night, a brave man decided to spend the night in the house.
  95. 6:41He heard the noises too. He followed them to the attic...
  96. 6:45Suddenly, the door slammed shut behind him.
  97. 6:48He was trapped.
  98. 6:50He heard a knock outside the window and saw a shadow.
  99. 6:54What did he do?
  100. 6:56He tried to escape, but the shadow got closer and closer until...
  101. 7:04Ahhh! What was that?!
  102. 7:06I don’t know! Maybe it’s just the wind.
  103. 7:25Sarah.
  104. 7:26I can't remember my password.
  105. 7:28Heh? For which account?
  106. 7:31For my email. I need to check some important messages.
  107. 7:35Did you try all the usual passwords?
  108. 7:39Yes, I tried everything I could think of.
  109. 7:42Maybe you wrote it down somewhere?
  110. 7:45I usually do, but I can't find it now.
  111. 7:48Why don't you try the 'Forgot Password' option?
  112. 7:52Good idea. Let me see.
  113. 7:54What does it say?
  114. 7:56It's asking for my security questions.
  115. 8:00Do you remember the answers?
  116. 8:02I hope so.
  117. 8:05Oh! It worked.
  118. 8:06Done. Now it’s asking for a new password.
  119. 8:10Make sure to write it down this time.
  120. 8:12I will. All set. Thank you so much, Sarah.
  121. 8:29Emily, my favorite show isn’t on.
  122. 8:32Really? What happened?
  123. 8:35I don’t know. It’s supposed to be on now, but it’s not showing.
  124. 8:40Did you check the TV guide? Maybe they changed the schedule.
  125. 8:44Good idea. Let me check.
  126. 8:47It says there’s a special event on tonight, so my show is canceled.
  127. 8:52That’s disappointing. Do you want to watch something else?
  128. 8:56I guess we could.
  129. 8:58Do you have any suggestions?
  130. 9:00How about we watch a movie instead?
  131. 9:02I have a few good ones saved.
  132. 9:05That sounds like a good idea. What movies do you have?
  133. 9:09I have some comedies and a couple of new action films.
  134. 9:14Let’s watch a comedy. I could use a good laugh.
  135. 9:18Okay.
  136. 9:19Do you want some popcorn?
  137. 9:21Yes, please. I’ll get the popcorn while you start the movie.
  138. 9:37So, for the next project, I think we should...
  139. 9:42Oh no! I spilled water on my laptop!
  140. 9:45Jane! Quick, turn it off and unplug it!
  141. 9:49Okay, it’s off. What do I do next?
  142. 9:53Use these napkins to dry it off as much as you can.
  143. 9:57I hope it's not ruined.
  144. 9:59Let's also leave it open to air dry.
  145. 10:02Don't turn it on until you're sure it's completely dry.
  146. 10:06Got it.
  147. 10:07No problem.
  148. 10:08Do you have important files on there?
  149. 10:10Yes I do.
  150. 10:12I really should back them up more often.
  151. 10:15It's a good habit to have.
  152. 10:17Do you use any cloud services?
  153. 10:20Not regularly. I guess I should start using one.
  154. 10:24Definitely. It’s really convenient and keeps your data safe.
  155. 10:29Do you have any recommendations?
  156. 10:32I use Google Drive and Dropbox.
  157. 10:35Both are reliable and easy to use.
  158. 10:38I'll look into those. Thanks, David.
  159. 10:55Jane, are you okay? You don’t look so well.
  160. 10:59Oh, I have a cold.
  161. 11:01I've been feeling terrible all day.
  162. 11:04Oh no, Jane. That’s awful. Do you need anything?
  163. 11:09I could use some tea and maybe some tissues.
  164. 11:12My nose is really stuffy.
  165. 11:15Of course. I’ll make you some tea right away.
  166. 11:19Do we have any medicine?
  167. 11:21Yes, I think there’s some in the bathroom cabinet.
  168. 11:24Okay, I'll get that for you, too.
  169. 11:28Here you go.
  170. 11:32Oh, thanks so much, Emily.
  171. 11:34No problem. How long have you been feeling like this?
  172. 11:38Since yesterday.
  173. 11:40I think it got worse overnight.
  174. 11:43Did you get any rest?
  175. 11:45Not much. I kept waking up because I couldn’t breathe well.
  176. 11:50That sounds rough. Maybe you should see a doctor if it doesn’t get better soon.
  177. 11:55I will if it gets worse. Hopefully, it’s just a minor cold.
  178. 12:13Excuse me, I have an appointment with Dr. Lee.
  179. 12:17What is your name, please?
  180. 12:20Anthony.
  181. 12:21Please follow me.
  182. 12:23Dr. Lee is in the second room.
  183. 12:26Thank you!
  184. 12:31Hi, Dr. Lee.
  185. 12:34Hi Mr. Anthony.
  186. 12:35Why are you here today?
  187. 12:38My wisdom tooth hurts.
  188. 12:40For how long?
  189. 12:42Four days.
  190. 12:44Okay, let me check it first.
  191. 12:46Can you open your mouth, please?
  192. 12:49Yes.
  193. 12:51A bit wider.
  194. 12:56Is everything okay?
  195. 12:58You've got a bit of decay in this one.
  196. 13:01Is it serious now?
  197. 13:03Yeah...
  198. 13:04You have to take this tooth out!
  199. 13:07Oh, my gosh.
  200. 13:09No worries.
  201. 13:10You will feel better right after it is removed.
  202. 13:27Jesus! You're still asleep?
  203. 13:29Oh, my.,,
  204. 13:30What time is it now?
  205. 13:33Gosh, Leah, it's 2 P.M...
  206. 13:35and you're still asleep!!!
  207. 13:37All you do is partying all night and come home late!
  208. 13:41Don't be a spoilsport, Michele.
  209. 13:43The party last night was lit!
  210. 13:46You should've been there instead of staying at home reading all those boring books!
  211. 13:52Yeah, because these so-called boring books don't get me an F like your cool party!
  212. 13:58And I gotta tell you, the final exam is next week.
  213. 14:01You'd better get ready for it.
  214. 14:03Wait, what?
  215. 14:05OMG how can I not know this?
  216. 14:08Jesus, Can I borrow your notes?
  217. 14:12Gosh, you don't even go to class.
  218. 14:15Well, I'll wake up early tomorrow then.
  219. 14:19You only do that when pigs fly, Leah! I know you so well!
  220. 14:35Newton. I need Paul Moran's file.
  221. 14:41Here you are.
  222. 14:43Thank you.
  223. 14:45Have you finished the research Bella asked you to do?
  224. 14:49She said she'll need it next week. So I'll finish it later.
  225. 14:54Really?
  226. 14:55I just talked to her.
  227. 14:57She said she'd like to meet you to get a report on the research.
  228. 15:02I don't know.
  229. 15:03I guess she wanted to discuss something about research.
  230. 15:08Newton.
  231. 15:09Have you finished the research yet?
  232. 15:12Not yet...
  233. 15:14But I need it now.
  234. 15:17But you said I can finish it next week.
  235. 15:21I know.
  236. 15:22So now you and I will do it together.
  237. 15:25I want it as soon as possible.
  238. 15:28Ok. Let's do it.
  239. 15:44Hi, Ms Flight Attendant.
  240. 15:46Can I get a glass of water, please?
  241. 15:49Sure thing.
  242. 15:50Would you like ice with that?
  243. 15:52Probably not, just plain water is fine.
  244. 15:56Here you go!
  245. 15:57Is there anything else I can get for you?
  246. 15:59Actually, yes.
  247. 16:01Can I get a blanket and a pillow?
  248. 16:02I'm feeling a bit cold.
  249. 16:05Of course!
  250. 16:15Excuse me.
  251. 16:16Sorry to bother you again.
  252. 16:18Can I order a meal for the flight?
  253. 16:21Absolutely.
  254. 16:22We have a few options to choose from.
  255. 16:25Are you in the mood for something specific?
  256. 16:28I'm thinking of the chicken dish.
  257. 16:30Does that come with a side salad?
  258. 16:33Yes, it does.
  259. 16:34And would you like anything to drink with that?
  260. 16:37Can I get a glass of orange juice, please?
  261. 16:41Of course!
  262. 16:42And for dessert, we have a choice of apple pie or cheesecake.
  263. 16:46Which would you like?
  264. 16:48I'll have the apple pie.
  265. 16:51Great!
  266. 16:52I'll put in your order, and it should be served shortly.
  267. 16:55Is there anything else I can get for you?
  268. 16:58No. That's all for now.
  269. 16:59Thank you!
  270. 17:01You're welcome.
  271. 17:02Don't hesitate to let me know if you need anything else during the flight.
  272. 17:19Hey, Jack!
  273. 17:20If you could have your dream house, what would it be like?
  274. 17:24Oh, that's an exciting question, Emily.
  275. 17:26Let me picture it.
  276. 17:29Well, my dream house would be a cozy cottage nestled in the countryside.
  277. 17:34That sounds lovely, Jack.
  278. 17:36What features would your dream cottage have?
  279. 17:39I imagine it with a charming stone exterior, a thatched roof...
  280. 17:44and a beautiful garden surrounding it.
  281. 17:48That sounds picturesque.
  282. 17:50How about the interior?
  283. 17:52What would it be like?
  284. 17:54Inside, I'd love to have a small living room with a fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings.
  285. 18:00The kitchen would be bright and open...
  286. 18:02with a large farmhouse style dining table.
  287. 18:06That sounds inviting.
  288. 18:08And what about the bedrooms?
  289. 18:10I'd have a master bedroom with a big window overlooking the serene countryside.
  290. 18:16And a guest room for friends and family to stay comfortably.
  291. 18:20It sounds like a peaceful retreat.
  292. 18:23Any other special features you'd like to include?
  293. 18:27Absolutely!
  294. 18:28I'd have a library filled with books and I can work in there.
  295. 18:33It sounds like a dream come true.
  296. 18:35I can imagine the tranquility and joy it would bring.
  297. 18:39Indeed, Emily.
  298. 18:40Having a home that reflects my personality and provides a sanctuary is something I've always dreamed of.
  299. 18:47I can understand that.
  300. 18:49Well, I hope one day your dream house becomes a reality, Jack.
  301. 18:54Thank you, Emily.
  302. 18:55Who knows?
  303. 18:56Dreams have a way of coming true.
  304. 18:59And what about you?
  305. 19:00What would your dream house be like?
  306. 19:15Haizz
  307. 19:16Are you okay?
  308. 19:18I'm okay.
  309. 19:19Just... you know
  310. 19:22My husband can't say 'no' to anybody at his workplace.
  311. 19:26The result is him being overloaded with work most of the time.
  312. 19:31Many a time he even used to work on Sundays.
  313. 19:34I've heard you say that before.
  314. 19:36Are you worried about this?
  315. 19:38No. Last month, my son started his first job
  316. 19:43Oh, congratulations.
  317. 19:46But what happened?
  318. 19:48I told him not to take on more than he can handle like his father.
  319. 19:52Did he listen to you?
  320. 19:54Yes. But my advice worked for only one week.
  321. 19:58After that, he started coming home at 8 pm, then 9 pm.
  322. 20:02and now sometimes it is 10 or 10.30 pm.
  323. 20:06Did you ask him why?
  324. 20:08Yes.
  325. 20:09He said he could not get a cab.
  326. 20:12Could that really be the case?
  327. 20:14But the thing is.
  328. 20:15on weekends also he sits with a laptop to do office work saying it's urgent.
  329. 20:21It is truly like father, like son.
  330. 20:37You got a minute?
  331. 20:39Yeah, sure.
  332. 20:39What's wrong?
  333. 20:41Well, I think we should think about getting a family doctor.
  334. 20:44What do you think?
  335. 20:46Family doctor?
  336. 20:48Why do you bring this up now?
  337. 20:50Because a doctor is what we need right now. Duh.
  338. 20:54It makes no sense. Why?
  339. 20:56The hospital is not very far from here, though.
  340. 21:00What do you mean ‘Why’?
  341. 21:02Home health care is essential, especially for our little Mimi.
  342. 21:07And I don't want to put off my plans to spend the whole day at the hospital, Ben.
  343. 21:12Gosh, Here we go again.
  344. 21:14It'd be more convenient and time saving to have a family doctor, don't you think?
  345. 21:19Waiting at the hospital...
  346. 21:21Jesus it sucks!
  347. 21:24Public hospitals are even worse.
  348. 21:26Come on…it’s not that horrible.
  349. 21:41Hi, Tracy! Is that you?
  350. 21:45Yes. Hello, Sam.
  351. 21:47What are you doing at the airport?
  352. 21:48Are you going anywhere?
  353. 21:51No. I just came here to say goodbye to my brother.
  354. 21:54He's going to study abroad in Finland.
  355. 21:58That's so cool!
  356. 22:00I know, right?
  357. 22:02He's sitting over there waiting for his flight.
  358. 22:05How about you?
  359. 22:06Are you going on a vacation or something?
  360. 22:10Actually I'm flying back to my home country.
  361. 22:14Where were you born?
  362. 22:17I was born in London, England.
  363. 22:20Oh, yeah.
  364. 22:21I can recognize that you're English from your accent.
  365. 22:25Hahaha.
  366. 22:26Oh, sorry, but I have to leave now.
  367. 22:30No, it's okay!
  368. 22:31Sure, take care and have a safe flight!
  369. 22:35See you after the summer!
  370. 22:50Hannah, I just heard the news.
  371. 22:52Will you really leave the company?
  372. 22:55It's true, I'm leaving the company.
  373. 22:58Oh, no. Why?
  374. 23:00I see you're still doing a great job.
  375. 23:02Colleagues also love you very much.
  376. 23:05I know. And I also love this job, too.
  377. 23:09But I'm getting married soon.
  378. 23:11I cannot continue to work so far away from home.
  379. 23:15I'll miss you so much, Hanna.
  380. 23:17No one will have lunch with me anymore.
  381. 23:20Don't worry.
  382. 23:22We will go for coffee together sometimes.
  383. 23:25Sure.
  384. 23:27I handed the job over to Mr. Alex and asked Julia for help.
  385. 23:33Did you meet our boss?
  386. 23:35Yes. If you have any difficulty, just call me.
  387. 23:40Thank you.
  388. 23:41Are we still going to eat together this evening?
  389. 23:44Of course!
  390. 23:58Was the field trip with your class fun?
  391. 24:01Yes, Mom, It was really fun.
  392. 24:04Tell me more about it.
  393. 24:06We went to visit the museum and did pottery.
  394. 24:10Can you make pottery yourself?
  395. 24:12Yes. I made a ceramic vase for you to arrange flowers.
  396. 24:17Wow. That's wonderful!
  397. 24:19Thank you, honey.
  398. 24:21I like this trip.
  399. 24:22What an exciting experience!
  400. 24:25I'm glad to hear that.
  401. 24:27But it would be better if the weather wasn't so hot,
  402. 24:31Right. Today is so hot to go outside.
  403. 24:35I was so sweaty and drank a lot of water.
  404. 24:39I know that.
  405. 24:52Hey, Emily! Have you ever been to a horse race before?
  406. 24:56No. Alex.
  407. 24:57This will be my first time.
  408. 25:00The atmosphere is amazing.
  409. 25:02I can't wait to see the horses up close.
  410. 25:05They're such majestic creatures.
  411. 25:08True! The power and grace of these horses is incredible.
  412. 25:13Are there any famous horses racing today?
  413. 25:16Yes, there's a champion horse called Thunderbolt.
  414. 25:19It's known for its speed.
  415. 25:21Wow! I hope we get to see Thunderbolt in action.
  416. 25:25Me too! Let's cheer for Thunderbolt and enjoy the race.
  417. 25:30Do you know how to bet on the horses?
  418. 25:33Yes. It's pretty simple.
  419. 25:35You choose a horse and place your bet.
  420. 25:38What if I pick the wrong worse?
  421. 25:41Don't worry, it's all part of the game.
  422. 25:43Sometimes luck is on your side.
  423. 25:46Maybe the betting game is not for me.
  424. 25:49I'll just cheer for all the horses then.
  425. 25:52I'm gonna be so excited as the horses thunder down the track.
  426. 25:56The crowd is cheering.
  427. 25:59Yes. I have some binoculars to get a better view of the race.
  428. 26:03Wonderful! Now shout like me.
  429. 26:06Go Thunderbolt!
  430. 26:21Rachel! I'm here!
  431. 26:24OMG, I'm so sorry, Linda.
  432. 26:27The traffic was terrible today.
  433. 26:29I couldn't even move my car when I was on Main Street.
  434. 26:32How long have you been waiting?
  435. 26:34No, Rachel.
  436. 26:35Take a deep breath and keep calm first.
  437. 26:38I also just got here
  438. 26:41And I got stuck in the traffic as well.
  439. 26:45How did you get here?
  440. 26:47I came by train.
  441. 26:48And the train I went to was crowded with people.
  442. 26:52I felt like there was someone stepping on me.
  443. 26:56Hahaha! Yeah, you're right.
  444. 26:59Today is the weekend, so everybody's out.
  445. 27:03I hope the movie we're about to go to will not be too crowded.
  446. 27:20Have you ever read any Grimm Brothers fairy tales?
  447. 27:25Yes! A lot!
  448. 27:26Especially when I was young.
  449. 27:28My grandma always read Grimm’s stories to me.
  450. 27:32Cool! What is your favorite one?
  451. 27:36I'd say Cinderella is the best of the best!
  452. 27:39I love the motif of how the villains get punished,
  453. 27:44and how the good people like Cinderella get help from the fairies.
  454. 27:49I know, right?
  455. 27:51To me, Snow White and Cinderella are somewhat similar.
  456. 27:56Snow White is also a nice princess who got help from the dwarfs.
  457. 28:01Yeah! And both of them got married to handsome princes!
  458. 28:06That's the most exciting part! Hahaha!
  459. 28:23Emma, what are you studying so intently?
  460. 28:27I want to find out more information about aliens
  461. 28:30after watching the movie "Home" last night.
  462. 28:33Sounds interesting, so what was that movie about?
  463. 28:37It theorizes that one day the Earth will be controlled by aliens.
  464. 28:42The film revolves around the challenging and humorous journey
  465. 28:45to find a mother of little Tucy and Oh.
  466. 28:49How did you find that movie?
  467. 28:52An interesting movie full of adventure, but also very meaningful.
  468. 28:56The two main characters of the film are total opposites,
  469. 29:00but they gradually become close.
  470. 29:03They go together and realize many valuable lessons together.
  471. 29:07I'm curious how the friendship between humans and aliens will be.
  472. 29:11I'll probably look for that movie today.

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