Friday, August 17, 2007

Show 257 Monday 15 January

Duration: 07:54 minutes
Upload Time: 07-01-16 07:40:02
User: thedailyenglishshow
:::: Favorites
Description:

I explain the English from one of my favourite ads - an old Speights ad. Speights is a NZ beer. Stick News: Doomsday clock due to move English script: http://thedailyenglishshow.blogspot.com/2007/01/show-257-monday-15-january.html 日本語: http://plaza.rakuten.co.jp/dailyenglish/diary/200701150000/ The Daily English Show http://www.thedailyenglishshow.com/

Comments
thedailyenglishshow ::: Favorites
ooh happy screen shot : ) I just checked Eden Park - it's for both rugby and cricket.
07-01-16 08:33:07
_____________________________________________________
kiwirugby ::: Favorites
Eden park is da best!:)
07-01-21 12:09:22
_____________________________________________________
FastThought ::: Favorites
Yep, I reckon I followed your explanation, but .. would be perfectly acceptable as English by the Western man in North America. She's a hard road finding the Glad to see you are still keeping it up.
07-01-16 08:43:05
_____________________________________________________
wowJhil ::: Favorites
Nice show, getting a little from two continents :) Hope to see more then snow though in future maybe? Here in Sweden there isn't much of that actually.
07-01-16 09:51:04
_____________________________________________________
poolman802 ::: Favorites
Wow was that a brokeback mountain scene? I expected one southern guy to say "I can't quit you"
07-01-17 15:03:34
_____________________________________________________
LovelyYTRocks ::: Favorites
Lol, we're all going to die. Well, might as well. Methinks 20 more years.
07-01-19 02:39:03
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
thedailyenglishshow ::: Favorites
20? So soon! OK, I'll just have to make the most of it : )
07-01-19 05:10:11
_____________________________________________________
Machination1 ::: Favorites
Slang is tricky for non-english speakers. "Old man" means "father" so you'd think that "old lady" means mother. Wrong. It means "wife"
07-03-04 20:15:21
_____________________________________________________

No comments: