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Ross Ross Ross 00:00
Ross hi 00:03
hi are you a uh friend of Rachel's yes 00:05
yes I am are you a uh a friend of 00:09
Rachel's actually I'm uh kind of a you 00:12
know a date type 00:16
thing of 00:20
Rachel a date yeah I'm her date oh oh 00:22
you're uh oh you're the date 00:26
you know this is actually good because 00:31
if we ever lose Ross we have a spare oh 00:32
you are the uh 00:36
paleontologist yes yes I am and you are 00:38
a periodontist see as different as night 00:43
and later that 00:48
night well I am going to uh get a 00:50
beverage uh it was nice nice uh meeting 00:54
you ditto 00:57
I uh well I I met 01:04
Russ 01:06
oh hey I didn't know we were uh seeing 01:08
other people well we're not seeing each 01:11
other huh 01:13
so well uh for your information there's 01:15
a woman at the Museum who's curator of 01:17
moths and other 01:20
uh winging 01:22
things who's uh let it be known that she 01:24
is drawn to me much like a 01:27
well you 01:31
know well so far I've been keeping her 01:32
at Bay but if this is the deal well yeah 01:34
this is the deal okay well um have a 01:37
nice evening thank you Russ you ready 01:38
yeah bye bye 01:43
hi she's 01:48
dating she's dating yes yes but did you 01:50
see who she was 01:54
dating what do you mean do you not see 01:55
it see what I don't know what she seeson 01:59
in that 02:01
goober and and takes him what like like 02:03
I don't know uh hello a week to get out 02:07
of 02:10
sentence yeah it's annoying isn't 02:11
it 02:16
yeah hey we're having some fun now huh 02:18
Ross want to do another one huh 02:20
Ross okay 11 letters atomic element 02:25
number 101 ends in ium 02:29
dysprosium 02:33
dysprosium 02:34
trendium and weenie number two has it 02:36
that's of course nine down Nights in 02:40
White Satin was sung by the dudy 02:42
blues wait you don't see it you actually 02:47
don't see it what okay honey you're 02:50
dating Ross no babes I'm dating Russ 02:53
Russ is Ross Russ Ross Steve sleep s 02:56
okay no one is named 03:00
sleeve babbe what the hell are you 03:03
talking about other than their names 03:05
being similar I'm sorry I do not see 03:06
what you're seeing for your information 03:09
it's a card sharp not a card shark you 03:11
could not be more wrong you could try 03:15
but you would not be 03:17
successful okay I'm want to get some 03:19
more coffee before the pinching and eye 03:20
poking 03:22
begins I know what your problem is oh 03:25
you do do you mhm you're 03:27
jealous uh of of what you're jealous 03:31
because I'm a real 03:35
doctor hey you're a doctor of gums 03:38
that's the smallest body part you can 03:41
major in it's like day one floss day two 03:43
here's your diploma you listen no no let 03:47
me finish no let me finish no you let 03:49
me hi 03:54
hi e 03:58
e 04:00
[Music] 04:04

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[English]
Ross Ross Ross
Ross hi
hi are you a uh friend of Rachel's yes
yes I am are you a uh a friend of
Rachel's actually I'm uh kind of a you
know a date type
thing of
Rachel a date yeah I'm her date oh oh
you're uh oh you're the date
you know this is actually good because
if we ever lose Ross we have a spare oh
you are the uh
paleontologist yes yes I am and you are
a periodontist see as different as night
and later that
night well I am going to uh get a
beverage uh it was nice nice uh meeting
you ditto
I uh well I I met
Russ
oh hey I didn't know we were uh seeing
other people well we're not seeing each
other huh
so well uh for your information there's
a woman at the Museum who's curator of
moths and other
uh winging
things who's uh let it be known that she
is drawn to me much like a
well you
know well so far I've been keeping her
at Bay but if this is the deal well yeah
this is the deal okay well um have a
nice evening thank you Russ you ready
yeah bye bye
hi she's
dating she's dating yes yes but did you
see who she was
dating what do you mean do you not see
it see what I don't know what she seeson
in that
goober and and takes him what like like
I don't know uh hello a week to get out
of
sentence yeah it's annoying isn't
it
yeah hey we're having some fun now huh
Ross want to do another one huh
Ross okay 11 letters atomic element
number 101 ends in ium
dysprosium
dysprosium
trendium and weenie number two has it
that's of course nine down Nights in
White Satin was sung by the dudy
blues wait you don't see it you actually
don't see it what okay honey you're
dating Ross no babes I'm dating Russ
Russ is Ross Russ Ross Steve sleep s
okay no one is named
sleeve babbe what the hell are you
talking about other than their names
being similar I'm sorry I do not see
what you're seeing for your information
it's a card sharp not a card shark you
could not be more wrong you could try
but you would not be
successful okay I'm want to get some
more coffee before the pinching and eye
poking
begins I know what your problem is oh
you do do you mhm you're
jealous uh of of what you're jealous
because I'm a real
doctor hey you're a doctor of gums
that's the smallest body part you can
major in it's like day one floss day two
here's your diploma you listen no no let
me finish no let me finish no you let
me hi
hi e
e
[Music]

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Vocabulary Meanings

paleontologist

ˌpæliɒnˈtɒlədʒɪst

B2
  • noun
  • - a scientist who studies fossils and ancient life forms

periodontist

ˌpɛriəˈdɒntɪst

C1
  • noun
  • - a dentist specializing in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases of the gums and other structures surrounding the teeth

curator

ˈkjʊəreɪtər

B1
  • noun
  • - a person who manages a museum or art gallery, or a collection of artifacts

moths

mɒθs

A2
  • noun
  • - nocturnal insects related to butterflies, typically with drab coloration

drawn

drɔːn

A2
  • verb
  • - past participle of draw; attracted to something or someone

Bay

beɪ

A1
  • noun
  • - a broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward

dating

ˈdeɪtɪŋ

A1
  • verb
  • - to go out with someone in a romantic context

goober

ˈɡuːbər

B1
  • noun
  • - a foolish or inept person; slang term

annoying

əˈnɔɪɪŋ

A2
  • adjective
  • - causing irritation or annoyance

dysprosium

dɪsˈproʊziəm

C1
  • noun
  • - a chemical element with the symbol Dy and atomic number 66

trendium

ˈtrɛndiəm

C1
  • noun
  • - a humorous or fictional element, not a real chemical element

jealous

ˈdʒɛləs

A2
  • adjective
  • - feeling or showing envy of someone's achievements and advantages

floss

flɒs

A1
  • verb
  • - to clean between the teeth with a thin thread

diploma

dɪˈpləʊmə

A2
  • noun
  • - a document certifying the successful completion of a course of study

card sharp

kɑːrd ʃɑːrp

B2
  • noun
  • - a person skilled at cheating in card games

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Key Grammar Structures

  • yes I am are you a uh a friend of Rachel's

    ➔ Tag Question

    ➔ The phrase 'are you a uh a friend of Rachel's' is a tag question, a short question added to the end of a statement to invite confirmation.

  • actually I'm uh kind of a you know a date type thing of Rachel

    ➔ Present Continuous for Future Arrangements

    ➔ The phrase 'I'm uh kind of a date type thing' uses the present continuous to indicate a future arrangement, though not explicitly stated.

  • if we ever lose Ross we have a spare

    ➔ Second Conditional

    ➔ 'If we ever lose Ross' is an example of the second conditional, used to talk about hypothetical situations in the future.

  • see as different as night and later that night

    ➔ Simile

    ➔ 'As different as night' is a simile, a figure of speech comparing two things using 'as...as'.

  • who's curator of moths and other uh winging things

    ➔ Relative Pronoun

    ➔ 'Who's' is a relative pronoun introducing a relative clause that describes the woman.

  • much like a well you know

    ➔ Incomplete Sentence (Colloquial)

    ➔ The phrase 'much like a well you know' is an example of an incomplete sentence, common in colloquial speech.

  • you could not be more wrong

    ➔ Emphatic Structure

    ➔ 'You could not be more wrong' is an emphatic structure used to strongly disagree.

  • before the pinching and eye poking begins

    ➔ Future with 'before'

    ➔ The phrase 'before the pinching and eye poking begins' uses 'before' to indicate an action that will happen in the future.

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