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Full-Transcript Inter That’s Outrageous, Plus More

October 9, 2006 on 8:46 am | In Chinesepod Transcripts |

Full-Transcript for Intermediate Show 42: That’s Outrageous

This podcast was great! It was John’s first show and it’s almost entirely in Chinese. The pace is quite moderate though and the Chinese banter is easy to follow. There is just so much for the learner in this show. This is all in the banter not the scripted dialogue:

Bargaining
个人说一千五百块，还有一个人说什么三千块

ge4ren2 shuo1 yi1qian1 wu3bai3 kuai4 ， hai2 you3 yi1 ge5 ren2 shuo1 shen2me5 san1qian1 kuai4

One person says 1,500 and the other says what’s this 3,000?

Expressing Emotion

嗯，cat fight.我们都喜欢cat
en2 ， cat fight wo3men5 dou1 xi3huan1 cat

Yah, “cat fight” we like “cat”.

Travel Vocabulary

诶，对，我们的呃飞机上的那些，呃 different kinds of seating，对吧？
ei2 ， dui4 ， wo3men5 de5 e4 fei1ji1 shang4 de5 na4xie1 ， e4 different kinds of seatin， dui4ba5 Yah, right. When we fly there are different kinds of seating, right?

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Bargaining, expressing emotion, travel tips. This lesson’s full transcript appeals to students, the highly emotional and business travelers! It’s a premium lesson, quality content. I’m going to let that be reflected in the price of this full-transcript, five bucks. US$5.00. I’m not going to discount it in the future either, it’s just too good.

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Lastly, why not post a few comments after your review of this transcript? I’ll be posting some comments in a few days after I spend some time with it. I’d love to see what other’s found interesting. What lexical phrases did you spend more time with? Was there a way Jenny or John said something that’s not like how the textbooks do it? Post and let’s go thru it together. Makes the learning fun and easy.