English Podcast For Learning English Episode 107 | Learn English With Podcast Conversation

Intermediate Level
25 Jun 202422:31

Summary

TLDRВ этом подкасте английского языка, представленном Marco и Erica, обсуждается один из любимых тем - еда. Говорят о том, как правильно пожаловаться на еду или обслуживание в ресторане, что может быть затруднительным или даже стыдливым. Представлены разнообразные английские фразы и слова, которые можно использовать для выражения недовольства, описывая недостатки в подготовке блюд, таких как 'runny' (слишком жидкое), 'over seasoned' (слишком соленое), 'inedible' (негодное для еды), 'rubbery' (слишком жевательное) и 'overcooked' (переваренное). Также рассматриваются аспекты культуры обслуживания и обсуждается, как в разных культурах реагируют на плохое качество еды или обслуживание.

Takeaways

  • 🍽️ В подкасте обсуждается, как правильно пожаловаться на еду или обслуживание в ресторане, что может быть сложной или затруднительной ситуацией.
  • 🗣️ Важно знать английские фразы и слова для общения с персоналом ресторана, когда вам не устраивает качество продукта или услуг.
  • 🏛️ 'Establishment' означает место, предоставляющее услуги, например, ресторан или бизнес.
  • 🍲 'Runny' описывает блюдо, которое слишком жидкое, например, суп, который слишком разбавлен.
  • 🧂 'Over seasoned' используется для описания еды, которая слишком солена, что является некоторым излишеством в кулинарии.
  • 🙅‍♂️ 'Inedible' означает продукт, который непригоден для потребления из-за плохого качества или вкуса.
  • 🦶 'R橡胶y' описывает продукты, которые слишком жевательные, наподобие резины.
  • 🔥 'Overcooked' указывает на то, что продукт был приготовлен слишком долго, что может привести к потере его текстуры или вкуса.
  • 📏 'Sliver' - это очень тонкий или малый кусочек еды, например, слишком маленький порционный размер для стоимости.
  • 💰 'Hard-earned bucks' относится к деньгам, заработанным тяжелой работой, и использование этого выражения может подчеркивать нежелание расходовать их без необходимости.
  • 🙏 'I do apologize' - это более уверенная и эмфатичная версия извинений, используемая для подчеркивания серьезности подхождения.
  • 🛍️ В США распространено попросить 'doggy bag' для ухода с остатками еды, хотя иногда это делается не только для домашних животных.
  • 🌐 Культурные различия в обращении с персоналом ресторана и в поведении по оставлению еды на столе или запросе упаковки могут быть значимыми в разных странах.

Q & A

  • Какой это подкаст и кто его ведущие?

    -Этот подкаст называется 'English Pod', и его ведущими являются Марко и Эрика.

  • О чем будет сегодняшний разговор на подкасте?

    -Сегодня ведущие будут обсуждать тему еды и как правильно пожаловаться на неё или на обслуживание в ресторане.

  • Что такое 'establishment' в контексте этого разговора?

    -В данном контексте 'establishment' означает место бизнеса или ресторан, где проходит разговор.

  • Какой один из слов из предпросмотра словаря был упоминается в диалоге?

    -Один из слов из предпросмотра, который был упоминается в диалоге, это 'establishment'.

  • Чем выражается недовольство клиента ожиданием в ресторане?

    -Клиент выражает свое недовольство тем, что никто не предложил ему стакан воды, не принесли хлеба, и аперитивы до сих пор не были поданы.

  • Какое блюдо было заказано в диалоге и как оно описывается?

    -Блюдо, которое было заказано, это крем-суп из грибов с аспрагом. Он описан как слишком жидкий и пересоленное, что делает его непригодным для еды.

  • Что означает фраза 'inedible' в контексте разговора?

    -Фраза 'inedible' означает 'несъедобный', что подчеркивает, что блюдо настолько плохое, что его нельзя есть.

  • Какое слово используется для описания блюда, которое слишком жевательно?

    -Слово 'rubbery' используется для описания блюда, которое слишком жевательно, как например, 'rubber' - резиновый.

  • Что означает 'overcooked' в контексте кулинарных обсуждений?

    -'Overcooked' означает 'переваренное', когда продукт готовится слишком долго и теряет свои приятные текстурные качества.

  • Какой аспект блюда вызвал недовольство у клиента, кроме его текстуры и вкуса?

    -Клиент также недовольствовал размером порции, называя его 'sliver' - очень малым кусочком.

  • Какие фразы из диалога могут быть использованы для извинений?

    -Фраза 'I do apologize' используется для извинений, добавление 'do' делает извинение более напорным.

  • Что означает 'shelling out' в контексте разговора?

    -'Shelling out' означает 'тратить' деньги, часто с неохотой или с чувством недовольства относительно цены.

  • Какой культурный аспект обсуждается в конце подкаста?

    -В конце подкаста обсуждается культурный аспект 'doggy bag', который используется для упаковки остатков еды в ресторане.

Outlines

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🍽️ Ресторанный опыт и общение

В первом параграфе подкаста Marco и Erica встречают английских участников и объявляют о теме дня - еде. Они обсуждают, что один из наиболее сложных и неловких моментов в ресторане - это когда вам нужно пожаловаться на еду или обслуживание. В этом уроке они будут учить слушателей полезными выражениям для таких ситуаций. Также они представляют основной термин 'establishment', означающий место, где осуществляется бизнес, в данном контексте - ресторан. Затем они вводят диалог, в котором рассерженный клиент жалуется на обслуживание.

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🗣️ Жалоба на еду и обслуживание

Второй параграф посвящён обсуждению недовольства клиента по поводу еды и обслуживания. Клиент жалуется на то, что его суп слишком жидкий и пересолен, что делает его непригодным для еды. Также он критикует следующий блюдо за его резиновую текстуру и пережаренность, а также неприемлемый размер порции за высокую цену. Диалоги подчёркивают важность корректного описания неприготовленной еды и общения с персоналом ресторана.

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📦 Догги-бэг и культурные различия

Третий параграф обсуждает американскую традицию 'догги-бэга' - когда клиенты могут попросить упаковать остатки еды, чтобы нести домой. Эрика и Марко рассматривают различия между культурами в отношении жалоб на еду и обычаев с догги-бэгами. Они также призывают слушателей делиться своими опытами на их веб-сайте.

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📝 Словарные занятия и выражения

В четвёртом параграфе представлены различные слова и выражения, связанные с описанием неприготовленной еды и обслуживания. Включены термины, такие как 'inedible', 'rubbery', 'overcooked', 'sliver', 'hard-earned' и 'shell out', с примерами их использования в повседневной жизни.

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🎉 Заключение и вызов к действию

В заключительном параграфе подкаст заканчивается, и Эрика и Марко подводят итоги и предлагают слушателям посетить их веб-сайт для обсуждения культурных различий в общении в ресторанах и обычаях с догги-бэгами. Они также приглашают слушателей делиться своими опытами и отзывами.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡establishment

Этот термин в видео используется для обозначения ресторана или другого бизнеса. В русском контексте 'establishment' может быть переведен как 'организация' или 'место'. Важность этого слова в видео заключается в том, что он помогает понять, что разговоры о проблемах с едой и обслуживанием происходят в определенном месте бизнеса. Пример из скрипта: 'in this kind of establishment I'd expect much better service'.

💡inedible

Слово 'inedible' означает 'несъедобный' или 'непригодный для еды'. В контексте видео это слово используется для описания еды, которую гость считает недостойной для потребления из-за плохого качества или приготовления. Пример из скрипта: 'the soup is obviously too runny and it's over seasoned it's completely inedible'.

💡runny

'Runny' описывает жидкость, которая слишком ликвидная, например, суп, который слишком разбавлен. В видео это слово используется для характеристики супа, который не удовлетворил ожидания гостя. Пример из скрипта: 'the soup is... too runny'.

💡over seasoned

Термин 'over seasoned' переводится на русский как 'пересоленный'. В видео это слово используется для описания еды, в которую было добавлено слишком много соли или других специй. Пример из скрипта: '...the soup is... over seasoned it's completely inedible'.

💡rubber

Слово 'rubber' описывает текстуру еды, которая слишком жевательная, наподобие резины. В видео это слово используется для характеристики неприятного качества блюда, которое не может быть прожевано или проглочено. Пример из скрипта: '...it's rubbery and completely overcooked...'.

💡overcooked

'Overcooked' означает 'переваренное' или 'слишком долгое приготовление'. В контексте видео это слово используется для описания еды, которая была приготовлена слишком долго и потеряла свою пригодность для еды. Пример из скрипта: '...it's rubbery and completely overcooked...'.

💡sliver

Слово 'sliver' переводится как 'полу球形 кусочек' или 'тонкая ломтик'. В видео это слово используется для описания очень маленького количества еды, которое было предложено за высокую цену. Пример из скрипта: '...look at the portion size how can you charge $25 for a sliver of duck liver...'.

💡hard-earned

'Hard-earned' описывает деньги, которые человек заработал тяжелой работой. В видео это слово используется для подчеркивания того, что гость ожидает высокого качества продукта или услуги за свои заработанные деньги. Пример из скрипта: '...I'm shelling out my hard-earned bucks I expect value for money here...'.

💡complain

Термин 'complain' означает 'жаловаться' или 'предъявлять претензии'. В видео это слово связано с действиями гостя, который не удовлетворен качеством еды и обслуживания и выражает свое недовольство. Пример из скрипта: '...we're going to be learning some... words and phrases that you can use when you need to complain about the food or the service in a restaurant...'.

💡service

Слово 'service' в видео используется для обозначения обслуживания клиентов в ресторане. Важность этого слова заключается в том, что качество обслуживания является одной из основных причин, по которым гости могут предъявлять претензии. Пример из скрипта: '...when you don't like the food or when it's bad quality food right so maybe we have to complain about the food or maybe even the service right...'.

Highlights

Introduction to the podcast with hosts Marco and Erica discussing food and restaurant experiences.

The importance of knowing how to express dissatisfaction with food or service in a restaurant.

Vocabulary preview focusing on the word 'establishment' and its relation to a business or restaurant.

Dialogue featuring an angry customer's complaints about service and food quality.

Complaint about the soup being 'runny' and 'over seasoned', illustrating common food critique terms.

Explanation of the term 'inedible' to describe food that is too poor in quality to eat.

Customer's dissatisfaction with a dish being 'rubbery' and 'overcooked'.

Discussion on the appropriateness of complaining about food and service in different cultures.

The concept of a 'doggy bag' in American dining culture and its implications.

Language takeaway segment introducing vocabulary for describing poorly prepared food.

Use of the phrase 'I do apologize' to emphasize a stronger apology in service situations.

Explanation of the phrase 'shelling out' in the context of reluctantly paying for something.

The term 'hard-earned bucks' to describe money earned through significant effort.

Cultural differences in dining etiquette, such as sending food back or using doggy bags.

Invitation for listeners to share their experiences and cultural practices related to dining.

Audio review section reinforcing vocabulary with example sentences.

Transcripts

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hello English Learners welcome back to

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another great podcast here at English

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pod my name is Marco and I'm Erica and

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today we're going to be talking about

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one of our favorite topics as always

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food food we're going to be at a

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restaurant and you know one of the most

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difficult or embarrassing things to deal

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with at a restaurant is um what to say

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when you don't like the food or when

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it's bad quality food right so maybe we

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have to complain about the food or maybe

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even the service right that's right and

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in this lesson we're going to be

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learning some some really wonderful um

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words and phrases that you can use when

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you need to complain about the food or

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the service in a restaurant okay so

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before we listen to what happens in this

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restaurant with this food let's take a

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look very quickly at vocabulary preview

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vocabulary preview okay we're only going

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to do one word today uh and this you'll

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hear in the dialogue um an

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establishment establishment this kind of

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establishment okay so when I say an

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establishment that's a noun what is an

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establishment it's basically a fancy

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word for a business or a restaurant in

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this case in this case it's a restaurant

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but in general you can say it's a

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business M so you have a very fine

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establishment that's right so an

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establishment a type of business a place

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of business really very good all right

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so now it's time for us to listen to our

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dialogue we're going to find out what's

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going on here apparently there is a very

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angry customer and we're going to find

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out

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why excuse me waiter yes sir what can I

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do for you I've been sitting here for

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the past 20 minutes and no one has

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offered me a glass of water brought any

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bread to the table and our appetizer

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haven't been served yet you know in this

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kind of establishment I'd expect much

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better service I'm sorry sir I'll check

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on your order right away relax honey the

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place is busy tonight and I've heard the

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food is amazing anyway here you are sir

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the fog W for the lady and a mushroom

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soup for

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you waiter I heard a cream of mushroom

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soup with asparagus the soup is

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obviously too runny and it's over

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seasoned it's completely inedible okay I

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do apologize for that can I bring you

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another soup or would you like to order

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something else take this F back as well

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it's rubbery and completely overcooked

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and look at the portion size how can you

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charge $25 for a sliver of duck liver

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right away sir

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honey come on the f c was fine why are

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you making such a big deal are you

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trying to get our meal comped again what

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do you mean we are paying for this and

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I'm shelling out my hard-earned bucks I

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expect value for money here you are sir

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I hope it is all right now the chef has

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prepared it especially for you yes

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fine honey are you all right

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well I guess that's one lesson hey if

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you're in a restaurant uh don't be too

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rude to the waiter you never know what's

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going to happen the waiter and the cook

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MH right yeah you don't want to offend

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that those uh that kitchen Staff All

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right so uh we'll talk about that a

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little bit later on but uh now I think

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we had some really interesting

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vocabulary of how to describe food that

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is not well prepared and we can take a

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look at that now in language

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takeaway language take away all right so

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the guy in this in this dialogue he

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ordered a mushroom soup and he

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complained that the mushroom soup was

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too runny okay the soup is too runny

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runny so he wanted a cream of mushrooms

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so it should be a little bit thicker yep

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but in this case it was runny so when

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something is runny it's too liquid too

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liquid and I think we can relate it to a

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runny nose right exactly okay so when

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liquid is coming out of your nose a

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runny nose in this case the soup is

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runny all right and another thing that

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he was complaining about the food was

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over seasoned over seasoned the food is

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over seasoned okay so if the food is

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over seasoned it's too salty so it's

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another way of saying it's too salty

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yeah it's kind of a fancy um a cooking

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term now can I say if there's too much

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pepper in the food can I say it's over

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seasoned well um technically no when

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when a cook says something is over

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seasoned he's talking salt only only

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salt okay so the the cream of mushroom

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is very runny it's overseason and he

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said it's completely inedible inedible

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it's inedible inedible now this word

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edible you can eat it you can eat it so

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we had this prefix inedible you cannot

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eat it this is not possible Y and it it

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doesn't mean that physically you can't

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eat it it just means it's pretty

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disgusting okay this food is inedible

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mhm and then he started to complain

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about the other dish and he said that

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it's rubbery rubbery the the fagra was

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rubbery all right so I think we notice

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the word rubber mhm so obviously if if a

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food is rubbery it tastes or it it it's

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too chewy it's like chewing on the

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bottom of your shoe right okay so it's

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it's too hard to chew or to swallow

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exactly all right apparently the food

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was rubbery because it's completely

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overcooked overcooked all right we have

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overcooked so when something is

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overcooked I mean it's it's easy to

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understand that it's cooked too much mhm

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but it doesn't mean that it's burnt

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right no so maybe you've ordered your

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steak to be rare but it comes to you

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well done so it's not burnt but it's

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cooked too much so also I guess we can

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say like chicken sometimes if you

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overcook chicken it comes out too dry

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yep all right so to overcook something

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mhm and and finally he was complaining

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about the size of the dish and he said

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um this is a sliver of duck liver okay a

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sliver a sliver all right now this word

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sliver is like a slice right a very

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small tiny little slice okay so we can

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say okay I just want a sliver of bacon

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for breakfast all right why don't we

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hear a few more examples of how we can

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use

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sliver example

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one no John's on a diet he'll just have

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a sliver of cake and no ice

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cream example

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two I'm really full but it looks so

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delicious can you just cut me a

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sliver example three

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you call this sliver of beef on my plate

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of meal there's almost nothing

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here and those are all the words we had

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for language takeaway now you have so

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we've given you different adjectives of

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describing food that is not well

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prepared so now let's move on to some

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other phrases that the customer used to

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complain in fluency

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Builder fluency Builder Okay so before

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we get to the customer complaining

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language I want to look at a phrase that

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the waiter used to apologize he said I

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do apologize I do apologize I do

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apologize now why is this phrase so uh

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interesting well I mean it's pretty easy

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to understand the meaning but I want to

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look at why he added this uh verb do mhm

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well he added the verb do uh to this

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phrase to make it um seem a little bit

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stronger to give a little more power to

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his apology right so if you have an

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affirmative phrase like I apologize

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it's good yeah but if you want to give

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it a little bit more emphasis you can

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say I do apologize why don't we give an

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example um so I might say this Marco I

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didn't know we had a party tonight and I

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might say what I did tell you about it

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last week right so you're just giving a

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little bit more power to the statement

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that you told me mhm so this do did does

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becomes an auxiliary to make it more

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powerful to give it more emphasis yeah

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exactly so and and neat little phrase uh

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something you can use if you want to

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make your apologies sound maybe a little

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bit stronger all right now moving on to

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the next phrase he was complaining about

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the food and it was terrible and he said

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I'm shelling out my hard-earned bucks

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okay let's let's break this one down

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into two sections we'll start with

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shelling out all right so to Shell out

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so when you shell out you pay for

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something all right but this gives you

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the Sensation that you are that you

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don't don't really want to pay you're a

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bit unhappy about it right so you want

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to Shell out your money mhm why don't we

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listen to some examples to show us how

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we can use this phrase to Shell

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out example

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one great it's my girlfriend's birthday

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this month so I'm going to have to Shell

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out for a

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present example

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two I really want those shoes but I

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can't really afford to Shell out $400

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example

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three I can't believe it Ella shelled

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out the 800 bucks for the tickets I

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thought I would have to

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pay all right so now that we understand

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shell out let's move on to the second

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part of that sentence my hard earned

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bucks hard-earned bucks my hard-earned

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bucks okay so bucks are dollars right

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dollars only dollars right yeah not not

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pounds not Euros um but his hard-earned

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bucks is money he had to work really

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hard for mhm so I can also say my

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hard-earned money mhm right or my

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hard-earned cash exactly very good so

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you worked hard to get it all right so

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three three great phrases that can be

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used when you're complaining in a

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restaurant and why don't we hear them

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one last time in context by listening to

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the

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[Music]

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dialogue excuse me waiter yes sir what

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can I do for you I've been sitting here

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for the past 20 minutes and no one has

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offered me a glass of water brought any

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bread to the table and our appetizer

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haven't been served yet you know in this

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kind of establishment I'd expect much

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better service I'm sorry sir I'll check

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on your order right away relax honey the

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place is busy tonight and I've heard the

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food is amazing anyway here you are sir

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the fog W for the lady and a mushroom

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soup for

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you waiter I heard a cream of mushroom

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soup with asparagus the soup is

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obviously too runny and it's over

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seasoned it's completely inedible okay I

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I do apologize for that can I bring you

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another soup or would you like to order

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something else take this back as

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well it's rubbery and completely

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overcooked and look at the portion size

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how can you charge $25 for a sliver of

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duck liver right away sir honey come on

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the F was fine why are you making such a

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big deal are you trying to get our meal

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comped again what do you mean we are

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paying for this and I'm shelling out my

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hard-earned bucks I expect you for money

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here you are sir I hope it is all right

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now the chef has prepared it especially

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for you yes

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fine honey are you all right

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so complaining in a restaurant and

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actually sending food back is not

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uncommon in the US yeah of course uh if

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the food's bad of course you're going to

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send it back mhm but maybe in other

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cultures I think people would be a

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little bit more reluctant to do

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something like this yeah but hey you

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know what's an interesting thing about

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the way Americans eat in restaurants is

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sometimes at the end of the meal if they

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haven't finished everything they might

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ask for a doggy bag a doggy bag yeah

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yeah so what is that a doggy bag well

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usually if you order a big meal or you

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know half your steak is left over on

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your plate uh you would ask for a doggy

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bag and they would bring you a little

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box or a bag and you would take it to

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supposedly give it to your dog right so

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it's sort of like like you tell the

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waiter oh you know the steak was so good

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I couldn't finish it can I take some

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home to my dog right so you would just

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ask waiter can I have a doggy bag right

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but you it's it's sort of like code for

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I'm going to eat this tomorrow for lunch

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exactly because people wouldn't really

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give it to their dogs I mean you know

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that that steak wrapped up in a fancy

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sort of foil Swan is going to be a

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pretty delicious the next day right yeah

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it's actually very common in the US but

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in other countries people will leave

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yeah entire plates of food on the table

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be totally impolite to ask the waiter to

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pack up the food for you exactly so a

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little bit of cultural differences but

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we want to know what you think and how

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things are done maybe in your country

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with complaining or sending food back or

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even this whole whole doggy bag

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situation that's right why don't you

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visit our website englishpod do.com and

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tell us about it all right we'll be

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there to answer any questions or

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comments but we got to go now so until

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then goodbye

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[Music]

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bye the English pod audio

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review listen to the meaning then say

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the vocabulary word

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a bad second

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taste a bad after

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taste a strong unpleasant taste that is

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opposite of

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Sweet

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Bitter a strong unpleasant

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smell

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rank a rotten taste or

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smell Rancid

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not appealing not attractive or

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tasty

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unappealing little dish people have

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before

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meal

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appetizer place of business like a

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restaurant or

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hotel

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establishment work done by someone to

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serve customers

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service the list containing your choices

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of

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dishes

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order a food made from the livers of

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geese

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forra more liquid than

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expected

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runny too

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salty over seasoned

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cannot be

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eaten

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inedible difficult to

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chew

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rubbery be cooked

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overtime

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overcooked the amount of food that is

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served to a

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person portion

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size a small thin

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piece

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sliver get very upset about something

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small make a big

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deal be given to customers for

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free

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comp to spend

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money shell

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out money you work hard

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for hard

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earned let's try that

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faster work done by someone to serve

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customers

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service place of business like a

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restaurant or

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hotel

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establishment more liquid than

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expected

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rny the amount of food that is served to

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person portion

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size a strong unpleasant

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smell

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rank difficult to

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chew

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rubbery too

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salty over

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seasoned not appealing not attractive or

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tasty

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unappealing be given to customers for

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free

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comp get very upset about something

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small make a big

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deal a strong unpleasant taste that is

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opposite of

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Sweet

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Bitter a bad second

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taste a bad

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aftertaste a food made from the livers

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of geese

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forra the list containing your choices

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of

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dishes

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order be cooked

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overtime

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overcooked cannot be

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eaten

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inedible to spend

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money shell

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out money you work hard for

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hard

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earned a rotten taste or

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smell

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rancid a small thin

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piece

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sliver little dish people have before

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meal

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appetizer now say the word and hear it

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in a

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sentence inedible

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this fish tastes terrible it's

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completely

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inedible

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inedible if you leave meat out of the

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refrigerator for too long it will be

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inedible

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inedible are you sure you can eat that

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aren't the flower decorations on cakes

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inedible

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rubbery this steak is so rubbery I can

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barely chew

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it

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rubbery if the meat is so rubbery why

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don't you send it

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back rubbery

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the fog ra is so rubbery I bet it would

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bounce on the floor if I dropped

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it

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Sliver no John's on a diet he'll just

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have a sliver of cake and no ice

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cream sliver

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I'm really full but it looks so

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delicious can you just cut me a

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sliver

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sliver you call this sliver of beef on

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my plate a meal there's almost nothing

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here hard earned

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doesn't it feel good when you use your

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hard-earned bucks to buy something

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you've always

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wanted hard

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earned I refuse to spend my hard-earned

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bucks on someone who won't appreciate

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it hard earned

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Richard is such a great guy every year

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he would donate his hard earn bucks to a

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different

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charity I can't believe I got a parking

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ticket yesterday now I'm going to have

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to Shell out 75 bucks

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it's me and my girlfriend's 5year

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anniversary on Saturday so I'm going to

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Shell out for a nice dinner and a pair

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of nice

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earrings Tommy loved to party last night

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he shelled out $300 buying people drinks

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