– English Lyrics

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

okay let's try this

one spherical hankle function hold

on that's it Eureka hey we agreed when

it was Eureka time we're all going to

say it

together fine let's say it together no

the moment is

basted greetings

gentlemen how goes your little project

you mean project Len

walali oh combination of all your names

very clever I assume cardoz was

taken we're actually scanning equations

and getting good results oh well then by

all means carry on I wouldn't want to

impede your progress Howard did you

solve the install time problem yet no

it's a little tricky I'm going to try

having to pick up the

[Music]

library what are you doing

playing the

thein no I mean what are you doing with

a

thein playing

[Music]

it I've loved the thein from the first

moment I heard the original Star Trek

theme and it's been killing me that it

just sits in my closet Gathering dust

[Music]

Sheldon we're working here that's all

right I can barely hear you from my

thein well that was a little uncalled

for no that was completely called for we

need quiet so your project is more

important than mine well seeing as your

project is to sabotage my project yes

don't beat around the bush Leonard if

you don't want me here just say the word

and I'll

leave could have beaten around the bush

a little

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
spherical ˈsfɪrɪkəl B2	adjective - having the shape of a sphere
Eureka juˈriːkə A2	exclamation - I have found it (used to express a discovery or solution)
basted beɪstɪd B1	verb - to sew with long, loose stitches
greetings ɡriːtɪŋz A1	noun - a polite welcome or acknowledgment
project ˈprɒdʒekt A2	noun - a planned piece of work or activity
scanning ˈskænɪŋ A2	verb - to look at something quickly or examine it
impede ɪmˈpiːd B2	verb - to delay or prevent progress
tricky ˈtrɪki A2	adjective - difficult to deal with or requiring skill
sabotage ˈsæbətɑːʒ B1	verb - to deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something
beat biːt A1	verb - to strike repeatedly
around əˈraʊnd A1	preposition - in a circle or from one place to another
bush bʊʃ A1	noun - a shrub or dense vegetation
clever ˈklɛvər A2	adjective - intelligent or quick-witted
results rɪˈzʌlts A2	noun - the outcome of an action or process
library ˈlaɪbreri A1	noun - a place where books and other materials are kept for reading or reference

Key Grammar Structures

• okay let's try this

  ➔ Modal verb + infinitive

  ➔ "let's" is a contraction of "let us" and functions as a suggestion or invitation. It's followed by the base form of the verb, "try".

• you mean project Len walali oh combination of all your names

  ➔ Tag question & Noun phrase as appositive

  ➔ "you mean" functions as a tag question seeking confirmation. "oh combination of all your names" is an appositive, re-naming or explaining 'project Len walali'.

• Howard did you solve the install time problem yet?

  ➔ Question formation with auxiliary verb & present perfect

  ➔ The question is formed by inverting the auxiliary verb 'did' and adding 'yet' to indicate the question is about whether the action has been completed. 'solve' is in the present perfect tense.

• Sheldon we're working here

  ➔ Direct address & Present continuous

  ➔ "Sheldon" is used as a direct address. "we're working" is the present continuous tense, describing an action happening now.