English Recordings

A．I'm going to support Rob's decision.
B．Why are you taking his side? I think he's wrong.
A．I just want to be supportive of him. That's all. 　

Hello, I’m Jay, and I come from South Korea, where 78% of the population has smartphones. The highly wired culture of my country has had a great impact on my interest in the IT field.
Last year, I had the chance to take a trip to Silicon Valley and visit the most innovative IT companies in the world, such as IDEO, Google, and Apple. I was drawn in by their intriguing developmental processes and free thinking atmosphere, and promised myself that I would one day work at one of these attractive companies in the U.S. My ultimate goal is to create new IT products that reflect customer insights. To accomplish this goal, I now hope to gain an M.S. in business analytics, so that I can learn how to gain valuable insights from data.
In university, I specialized in industrial engineering, and I’ve worked at a company for more than three years since then. Even though I have a strong background and experience with data analytics, I still feel like I lack advanced and up-to-date knowledge. I hope to gain this knowledge through communication with my classmates and professors at your school.
Thank you.

A．Say sorry to Max.
B．I don't want to. Why are you taking his side?
A．I'm not.

A．Which side are you on anyway?
B．Of course I'm on your side.
A．Are you sure? 　

A．Say something to him.
B．I think you both should stop arguing.
A．Which side are you on?

The soles of my feet are raw from all that walking.
Are you getting any reception
son
“Double click that yellow icon to launch it.”
That seems like a tough field to break into.”
Would you like to go see a movie together sometime?”
I'm sorry, you're breaking up.”
i can't stand it when a man doesn't trim his nails.”
I should get going.”
Wow, is that old place still around?”
Please tell me I don't have to start over from scratch
She was a stray that i took in.”
“That's weird. I could have sworn I put it here.”
“They had me on hold for like 20 mins.
“A non-refundable 30% deposit is required at the time of booking.”
I think I'll sit this one out.
“Not a chance! I've got this one in the bag.
“I think I blew it.
“I wish I'd studied something a little more practical.”
“Let's... talk about that offline.”
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“When you’re done, click “Submit”.”
“Unless you're out there harvesting food from your own garden, you can never be 100% sure what's being done.

“Can you refresh my memory

I'm crazy.It's incroyable

M: Okay, click to order. Great. Soon I'll be reading "J. Habakuk Jephson's Statement."
W: Who on earth is J. Habakuk Jephson?
M: Arthur Conan Doyle, actually. That's the name of a short story he wrote about the Mary Celeste, or the Marie Celeste, as he called it. Doyle wrote it as if it was the confession of someone who'd been on board, and it caused a real stir when it was published anonymously in 1884. A fair number of people thought the story was real.
W: I see. Well, it is a mystery that would have intrigued Sherlock Holmes. That empty ship with the lifeboats still there…
M: That's not true, actually, and Doyle's responsible for that misconception. There's evidence that the Mary Celeste set sail with one lifeboat, and there were none on board when the ship was discovered, but Doyle fictionalized that bit to say there were multiple untouched boats.
W: Oh, okay. Well, if you're looking for fiction based on the Mary Celeste, you should also check out Phantom Ship.
M: What's that?
W: A 1935 Bela Lugosi film. Lugosi plays this down-and-out sailor who joins the crew of the Mary Celeste, and…
M: No, no, don't tell me. I want to be surprised if I see it. Have you heard the alien abduction theory?
W: The what?
M: This astronomer in the 1950s suggested that aliens made off with all the people on the ship. Part of his argument was that the upper rigging was damaged, apparently because the aliens hit the ship's masts while they were overhead.
W: Well, that's one explanation, I suppose.

Where have you been ?
I have been to England but I've never been to Italy.
I've been to Australia.
I've been to Greece.
I've been to Germany.
I've been to England.
I've been to Spain.
I've been to the USA.
I've been to Italy.
I've been to France.
Mark has been to Austria.
Mark has been to Holland.
Mark has been to Italy.
Mark has been to the United States of America.
Mark has been to Germany.

Dear Alison,
I'm your old aunt, Fiona. I can't believe the news ! You are my little American niece ! I'd like to meet you so much ! I'm 91 years old now but don't worry : I'm still very fit. Jake says that you are very artistic. So am I ! I can sing quite well and I can dance a little ! I also like sports. I can't play football at all but I'm quite good at rollerblading and I can do karate. Your cousin Ben says I am very good at it ! I am hopeless at knitting but I can make delicious cakes ! Well, you see, I can do a lot of things for my age! But I have a secret talent. I can tell magic stories. Ben and Jake think I am fascinating. We must meet my darling ! I'm too scared to travel by plane but when you come back to England, come and visit me, we'll have fun !
Love, your "new" old auntie, Fiona Sterling Benson.