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Let's start off by talking about 00:00
work and studies. 00:02
Currently I just graduated, 00:04
so I'm in between things. 00:06
But yeah, 00:08
I am finding work at this point. 00:09
Ideally in Mumbai. 00:13
I'm really interested 00:14
in like, the startup industry, 00:16
there are some startups 00:18
that I'm looking to work with as of— 00:19
in the moment, right now. 00:21
So that's just what, like, 00:23
this next chapter holds for me. 00:24
Good question. 00:30
I really feel strongly about philanthropy 00:31
and education specifically, 00:34
so I imagine myself living in between, 00:36
like, different places in India. 00:39
Pursuing this, 00:43
like, philanthropic 00:44
educational 00:46
work, yeah. 00:49
So many things. 00:54
You know, it's kind of like, 00:55
I don't know, I couldn't choose. 00:56
I think every day 00:58
was something different. 00:59
I would watch, like, a really fun TV show 01:01
and, for example, Suits 01:04
and be like, 01:05
“Oh, I'm going to be a lawyer.” 01:06
And I was convinced. 01:07
And then I would watch a really fun movie 01:08
like Devil Wears Prada and... 01:10
I wanted to be a fashion designer. 01:13
So it was many different things 01:14
when I was younger. 01:17
Now let's talk about reading. 01:18
So I don't know 01:22
if it’s necessarily my favorite, 01:23
but there is this book 01:25
called The Secret Garden 01:27
that I remember reading in my class 01:29
in the fourth grade, 01:32
and I'm categorizing it 01:33
as my favorite book 01:35
because it just meant a lot to me, 01:36
because there were really nice descriptions 01:39
about like, the scenery, 01:41
and that really got me into reading. 01:43
So I think for the heartwarming purpose, 01:46
it's definitely my favorite book 01:49
when I was younger, 01:51
but it's just the book 01:53
that started my love 01:53
for reading in general. 01:54
I did a lot of reading. 01:58
Too much reading. 02:00
I did a lot of reading 02:01
that was more literary works 02:03
and it made me realize, 02:05
“Oh, I don't like it.” 02:06
I don't like them. 02:08
I'm also not a fan of novels, 02:10
but what I am a fan of is 02:11
more fiction or self-help 02:14
kind of books, 02:17
especially that I'm getting older 02:18
and I want to incorporate 02:19
habits into my life. 02:20
There's this book I read 02:24
called Daisy Jones & the Six 02:26
and it was just a really fun book. 02:28
It was the book 02:29
I read recently, 02:30
and I think people who are into fiction 02:32
and like, music, 02:34
would really love that book. 02:36
It was adapted into a series after, 02:37
so definitely recommend that one. 02:40
Now let's talk about drinks 02:42
Okay, there's so many options. 02:48
Particularly in my family, 02:51
we have a weird mix of things, 02:52
but in my country we usually have, like, 02:54
masala chai, 02:57
or we have normal sodas, 02:58
but we put some masala in it, 03:00
which is like some spice 03:02
to kind of give it that extra like kick. 03:03
So that's really common. 03:06
But in my family 03:07
we put like, for example, Coke, 03:08
we put a little bit of vanilla ice cream. 03:11
And I think it also has to do with 03:13
like, different places in India 03:15
also have this. 03:17
But in my family it's staple. 03:18
Yeah. 03:20
Yes, I do. 03:23
And it's because 03:24
when I don’t, I can feel the 03:26
like, adverse effects immediately. 03:27
So I make sure 03:29
I drink water every single day. 03:31
But it's so hard because 03:32
like, in the hurry of everything, 03:34
you just forget. 03:36
Okay, so I have phases in my life. 03:39
Like, sometimes coffee 03:42
just tastes too good, 03:44
but I'm really caffeine sensitive. 03:45
I've realized this 03:47
after having very, like, 03:48
jittery episodes, 03:51
so if I have coffee, it's a decaf. 03:52
But I really love tea 03:55
for, like, different purposes. 03:57
So like, camomile before sleeping 03:58
or green tea to detox. 04:01
Definitely tea. 04:07
I think it's also like, culturally, 04:08
like, we are more 04:10
accustomed to being like, 04:11
“Can I get you some tea?” 04:13
So, definitely tea. 04:14
But also like, 04:15
coffee is always available if you want. 04:16
But it’s a special request. 04:19
Now let's talk about the weekend. 04:20
So I think it depends on how the week has gone. 04:23
If it’s a good week, 04:27
you know, weekend can go any which way. 04:28
But I think 04:30
a very crucial point, 04:31
or part of my routine 04:33
is like, cold plunging or sauna. 04:35
I really try and prioritize that 04:37
because it helps like, 04:40
my anxiety fade away. 04:42
I really love exercising, 04:45
that's a crucial part as well. 04:46
And just meeting friends and family, 04:50
I think I carve out time 04:51
specifically for that because 04:54
the weekdays can get so busy. 04:56
Very often. 05:00
Like, most mornings are 05:01
like, they begin very lazily. 05:03
And when it comes to lazy weekends, 05:05
I don't really thrive on lazy weekends 05:07
because then I kind of fall into like, 05:09
a rut. 05:11
So I try to be lazy enough 05:12
but not too lazy. 05:14
I definitely think so. 05:19
I think that the more 05:20
I'm using a lot of energy during the week, 05:22
and maybe doing tasks 05:25
that don't give me energy 05:26
that are more draining, 05:27
I will need time to recuperate, 05:29
like, during the weekends. 05:30
So, the more 05:32
I’m a little bit forced to do things I’m not... 05:34
Particularly happy about, 05:37
I think, the more lazy weekends I need. 05:38
The last time 05:42
I had to do something in a hurry 05:42
was quite recently. 05:44
I think around a month ago 05:45
I moved out of where I was living 05:47
and it was in a different country. 05:51
So what that meant is 05:53
I had to pack my whole life 05:55
into two suitcases, 05:56
since I was moving back home, 05:58
and... 06:00
The reason it was all left to the last minute 06:01
was because I had just went on a trip 06:04
with my boyfriend to Mexico. 06:05
So I had around a week 06:07
once I came back from that trip 06:10
to pack up everything, 06:12
to arrange 06:14
where all my mattresses would go, 06:14
where my couch would go, 06:16
and get rid of everything. 06:19
And 06:21
it was quite an anxiety inducing experience for me, 06:22
because 06:26
I'm a very, like, 06:27
organized person, 06:28
even though this doesn't seem like it, 06:30
but I really am. 06:31
And so when I had to 06:33
kind of gather everything, 06:36
it felt very last minute, 06:38
even though I had a week 06:39
and I think till the last hour 06:41
I had to leave, 06:43
like, to go to the airport, 06:44
I was packing things up, 06:46
but thankfully I had a really— 06:48
a really good group of friends 06:51
that were with me blasting music, 06:53
helping me pack, 06:55
made it like a really fun, 06:56
enjoyable experience, 06:58
and I think that really helped 07:00
also get some momentum to pack. 07:02
Otherwise I was feeling 07:05
really lazy about it. 07:06
And I think, 07:07
even after I left, 07:08
I left some things behind. 07:09
But my friends went back to my apartment, 07:11
helped me get rid of it, so... 07:13
It was definitely a team effort. 07:16
It takes a village. 07:17
We've been discussing an occasion 07:18
when you had to do something in a hurry, 07:20
and we're going to talk about 07:22
time management, arriving late, 07:24
managing time, things like that. 07:26
Thought about this question a lot 07:31
because I feel like 07:33
I've been victim to this situation 07:34
a lot of the times. 07:36
I think it depends 07:37
on how much it happens 07:39
with the same person. 07:40
But I think there's obviously 07:42
some unforeseen circumstances 07:44
that can arise. 07:46
I would say that if you can avoid it, 07:47
because time is really limited 07:50
and you want to kind of extend respect 07:53
to your friend. 07:55
Show them, you know, 07:56
“I care about your time.” 07:58
So it's always best to— 07:59
I personally think, try and arrive on time. 08:02
Again, 08:09
it kind of... 08:10
What I said before, 08:12
bleeds into this answer a little bit, because 08:13
I think it’s depending on 08:15
how recurring is your situation. 08:17
If there's a certain circumstance 08:20
that happens every morning, maybe, 08:22
you know, 08:24
you're a parent 08:24
that has to take care of your child, 08:25
then I think the company should allow 08:27
for this 08:30
situation to happen 08:31
and not give such extreme consequences. 08:32
I think they should be more 08:35
accepting and understanding. 08:36
But I think if it's just because, 08:38
you know, you've been waking up late 08:40
for companies... 08:42
Even though I would, 08:44
personally, I would be like “it's okay.” 08:45
I think, you know, time is money, 08:47
especially nowadays, 08:49
in like, this corporate 08:50
capitalistic world. 08:51
So unfortunately, it makes sense 08:52
for companies to reprimand. 08:55
But I would say, not too much. 08:57
Now let's talk about managing study time. 09:00
I would say shorter chunks. 09:09
I'm also saying this understanding 09:10
the era we are in now where 09:13
short form media has also influenced, 09:15
like, how we consume information 09:18
and what works best for us. 09:20
So I think more than 09:21
“what should people do?” 09:24
It's what I feel 09:25
would be most productive for them. 09:26
And I think that 09:28
maybe like, having little breaks in between 09:29
can be like 09:31
kind of motivation. 09:33
“Okay, let me finish this chapter 09:35
and then I'll have like a chocolate.” 09:36
So I think that would be really good. 09:38
I think so. 09:45
I recently went to this, 09:46
like, virtual VR experience 09:49
where I was learning about the Titanic 09:52
by, like, a VR headset and this... 09:55
So I found it 09:57
like a really fun experience. 09:58
It was date night for me, 10:00
but I learned so much. 10:02
And my first thought 10:03
after that experience was 10:05
“I can have fun and learn.” 10:07
And I felt like my mom, being like, 10:08
“You can have fun and learn.” 10:10
But I think that 10:12
they both can go hand-in-hand, 10:13
especially nowadays, 10:15
because there's so many 10:16
different things available for you 10:17
to really expand 10:19
how you consume information. 10:21
So yeah, I think so. 10:23
Well done. That’s the end of Part three 10:24
and the end of the speaking test. 10:27
Oh, perfect. 10:28
How did you feel about that? 10:28
So nice. I love it. 10:30
Yeah, I think there was no problem for you. 10:31
Thank you. 10:33
As you probably heard, 10:35
that was a very high level response. 10:36
What I've done is I’ve put her whole transcript 10:38
into a PDF for you, 10:41
and I've highlighted 10:42
all the great expressions, 10:43
idiomatic language, 10:45
grammar structures, 10:47
vocabulary for you, 10:48
so you can learn from those very high level answers. 10:49
If you want that, 10:53
all you have to do 10:54
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我们先从谈谈工作和学习开始吧。
我现在刚毕业,
所以正处于过渡期。
但总的来说,
But yeah,
我现在正在找工作。
理想情况下是在孟买。
我对初创企业
特别感兴趣,
目前有一些初创企业
是我正在考虑合作的对象。
就目前而言,现在。
所以这就是我下一阶段
的生活状态。
好问题。
我非常重视慈善事业,
尤其是教育。
所以我设想自己会在印度不同的地方
生活,
从事
慈善
教育
方面的工作,是的。
有很多事情要做。
你知道,有点像,
我不知道,我无法选择。
我觉得每天
都不同。
我会看一部非常有趣的电视剧,
比如《金装律师》,
然后就会想,
“我要成为一名律师。”
我当时非常确信。
然后我会看一部非常有趣的电影,
比如《穿普拉达的女王》,
然后我就想成为一名时装设计师。
所以小时候有很多不同的想法。
现在我们来谈谈阅读。
Now let's talk about reading.
我不知道
这是否是我最喜欢的,
但有一本书
叫做《秘密花园》,
我记得四年级的时候在课堂上读过,
我把它归类为我最喜欢的书,
and I'm categorizing it
as my favorite book
因为它对我意义重大,
因为书中对风景的描写非常优美,
这真的让我爱上了阅读。
and that really got me into reading.
所以我觉得,出于这种温暖的目的,
它绝对是我小时候最喜欢的书,
但它只是开启我阅读之爱的书。
but it's just the book
that started my love
for reading in general.
我读了很多书。
太多了。
我读了很多
文学作品,
这让我意识到,
“哦,我不喜欢它们。”
我不喜欢。
我也不喜欢小说,
但我喜欢的是
更多的虚构作品或自助类书籍,
尤其是随着年龄的增长,
我希望在生活中养成
一些习惯。
habits into my life.
我读过一本书
叫做《黛西·琼斯与六人乐队》,
它真的非常有趣。
这是我最近读过的书,
我认为喜欢虚构作品
and I think people who are into fiction
和音乐的人
会非常喜欢这本书。
之后它被改编成了一个系列剧,
所以强烈推荐。
现在我们来谈谈饮料。
好吧,有很多选择。
尤其是在我的家庭,
我们有很多奇怪的搭配,
但在我的国家,我们通常喝,
玛莎拉茶,
或者普通的苏打水,
但我们会加一些玛莎拉进去,
就像一些香料,
以增加一些风味。
这很常见。
但在我的家庭,
比如,我们会往可乐里加
一点香草冰淇淋。
我认为这还与
印度不同地区有关,
那里也有这种做法。
但在我的家庭中,这是一种传统。
是的。
是的,我确实如此。
因为
如果我不喝,我能感觉到
一些不良影响。
所以我确保
每天都喝水。
但很难,因为
在忙碌中,
你总是会忘记。
好的,我的人生有不同的阶段。
有时候咖啡
的味道太好了,
但我对咖啡因非常敏感。
我意识到这一点
是在经历过很多
激动不安的时刻之后,
所以如果我喝咖啡,我会选择无咖啡因。
但我真的很喜欢茶,
出于不同的目的。
比如睡前喝洋甘菊茶,
或者喝绿茶来排毒。
当然是茶。
我认为这也很符合我们的文化,
我们更习惯于说,
“要来一杯茶吗?”
“Can I get you some tea?”
所以,当然是茶。
但同时,
如果你想喝咖啡,
它也是可以的。
现在我们来谈谈周末。
我认为这取决于这一周过得怎么样。
如果这一周过得不错,
周末可以随心所欲。
但我认为
一个非常重要的点,
或者我的日常生活中很重要的一部分,
是冷水浴或桑拿。
我真的很努力地优先考虑这一点,
因为它有助于
缓解我的焦虑。
我真的很喜欢锻炼,
这也是很重要的一部分。
还有和朋友和家人见面,
我特意抽出时间
来做这件事,因为
工作日可能会很忙。
经常是这样。
比如,大多数早晨
都是很懒散地开始。
当说到懒散的周末时,
我不太喜欢懒散的周末,
因为那样我会陷入一种
停滞的状态。
所以我尽量让自己有点懒,
但不要太懒。
我确实这么认为。
我认为我每周
消耗了很多能量,
并且可能做一些
让我感到疲惫的任务,
我需要时间来恢复,
比如在周末。
所以,我
So, the more
被迫做一些我不喜欢的事情,
我需要更多的懒散周末。
I think, the more lazy weekends I need.
最近一次
我不得不匆忙做的事情
是最近。
我想大约一个月前,
我搬出了我住的地方,
而且是在不同的国家。
所以这意味着
我必须把我的整个生活
装进两个行李箱里,
因为我要搬回家,
而且……
之所以一切都留到最后一刻,
是因为我刚和我的男朋友去墨西哥旅行。
with my boyfriend to Mexico.
所以我从旅行回来后
大约有一周的时间
来收拾东西,
安排
我的床垫放在哪里,
我的沙发放在哪里,
然后处理掉所有东西。
而且
这对我来说是一次非常焦虑的经历,
因为
我是一个非常
有条理的人,
虽然看起来不像,
但我确实如此。
所以当我不得不
整理所有东西时,
感觉非常仓促,
即使我有一周的时间,
而且我认为直到我离开的最后一刻,
去机场,
like, to go to the airport,
我还在收拾东西,
但幸运的是,我有一群非常
好的朋友
陪着我,播放音乐,
帮我收拾东西,
这让它变成了一次非常有趣、
愉快的经历,
我认为这也有助于
我获得收拾东西的动力。
否则我会感到非常懒散。
really lazy about it.
而且我认为,
即使我离开后,
我还是留下了一些东西。
但我的朋友们回到了我的公寓,
帮我处理掉了它们,所以……
这绝对是一项团队努力。
需要众人的帮助。
我们一直在讨论一个你不得不匆忙做事情的例子,
我们将要谈论
时间管理、迟到、
time management, arriving late,
管理时间等等。
我对此问题思考了很多,
因为我觉得
我经常会遇到这种情况。
我认为这取决于
I think it depends
这种情况与同一个人发生的频率。
with the same person.
但我想显然有一些
不可预见的情况
可能会出现。
我会说,如果你能避免,
因为时间非常有限,
你想对你的朋友表示尊重,
告诉他们,“我关心你的时间。”
Show them, you know,
“I care about your time.”
所以最好是——
我个人认为,尽量准时到达。
再次,
这有点……
我之前说的话,
也适用于这个答案,因为
我认为这取决于
你的情况发生的频率。
如果每天早上都有某种情况发生,
你知道,
你是一位需要照顾孩子的父母,
you're a parent
that has to take care of your child,
那么我认为公司应该允许
这种情况发生,
并且不要施加过于严厉的惩罚。
and not give such extreme consequences.
我认为他们应该更
接受和理解。
但如果只是因为,
你知道,你一直睡过头,
对于公司来说……
即使我个人会说,“没关系。”
personally, I would be like “it's okay.”
我知道,时间就是金钱,
尤其是在当今社会,
在这样一个
公司资本主义的世界里。
所以不幸的是,公司对违规行为进行惩罚是合理的。
但我会说,不要惩罚得太重。
But I would say, not too much.
现在我们来谈谈学习时间管理。
我会说分成更短的时间段。
我也这么说,是因为我理解
我们所处的时代,
短视频媒体也影响了
我们获取信息的方式
以及最适合我们的方式。
所以我觉得,与其
说“人们应该怎么做?”,
不如说我感觉
对他们来说最有效率。
我认为
在章节之间休息一下
可以作为一种
动力。
“好吧,让我完成这一章,
然后我会吃一块巧克力。”
我认为这会很好。
我这么认为。
我最近去了一个
虚拟VR体验,
在那里我通过VR头显学习了关于泰坦尼克号的故事,
by, like, a VR headset and this...
所以我发现
这是一个非常有趣的体验。
这是我和男朋友的约会之夜,
但我学到了很多东西。
我第一次的想法
是“我可以一边玩乐一边学习。”
“I can have fun and learn.”
我感觉就像我的妈妈一样,
说“你可以一边玩乐一边学习。”
但我认为
这两者可以兼得,
尤其是在当今社会,
因为有很多
不同的东西可以让你
扩展你获取信息的方式。
how you consume information.
所以是的,我认为是的。
做得很好。这是第三部分的结尾,
也是口语考试的结尾。
哦,完美。
你觉得怎么样?
感觉很好。我很喜欢。
是的,我认为你没有问题。
谢谢。
正如你可能听到的,
这是一个非常高级的回答。
我把她的整个成绩单
做成了PDF文件给你,
并且我突出显示了
所有精彩的表达、
习语、
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graduate

/ˈɡrædʒuət/

B1
  • verb
  • - 毕业

startup

/ˈstɑːrtʌp/

B2
  • noun
  • - 初创公司

philanthropy

/fɪˈlænθrəpi/

C1
  • noun
  • - 慈善

scenery

/ˈsiːnəri/

B1
  • noun
  • - 风景

heartwarming

/ˈhɑːrtˌwɔːrmɪŋ/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 感人的

literary

/ˈlɪtərɛri/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 文学的

detox

/ˈdiːtɒks/

B2
  • verb
  • - 排毒

culturally

/ˈkʌltʃərəli/

C1
  • adverb
  • - 文化上

anxiety

/æŋˈzaɪəti/

B2
  • noun
  • - 焦虑

recuperate

/rɪˈkuːpəreɪt/

C1
  • verb
  • - 恢复

organized

/ˈɔːrɡənaɪzd/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 有组织的

momentum

/məˈmenṭəm/

C1
  • noun
  • - 势头

reprimand

/rɪˈpraɪmənd/

C1
  • verb
  • - 责备

productive

/prəˈdʌktɪv/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 高效的

virtual

/ˈvɜːrṭʃuəl/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 虚拟的

incorporate

/ɪnˈkɔːpəreɪt/

B2
  • verb
  • - 纳入

influences

/ˈɪnfluənsɪz/

B2
  • noun
  • - 影响

expand

/ɪkˈspænd/

B2
  • verb
  • - 扩大

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