A few sentences from Ellen's speech
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to understand a few sentences from Ellen's speech when she won the People's Choice Humanitarian Award.
1.I read, uk, an amazing quote, uh, recently. What is there was no such thing as love, just proof of love? (7m8s)
What is 'the proof of love'?
2.I mean, would I call myself the Mother Teresa of talk show,the Dalai Lama of daytime? (6m37s)
what is daytime?
I guess Mother Teresa and Dalai Lama here means she is an expert in certain area, but do they mean the same thing? can we exchange the position of these 2 phrases? If we use in life as well just for joking,would people understand?
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I read, uk, an amazing quote, uh, recently. What is there was no such thing as love, just proof of love? " Ella Ye What is 'the proof of love'?
- I read, uk, an amazing quote, uh, recently.
- What is there was no such thing as love, just proof of love?
- " Ella Ye What is 'the proof of love'?
- She did not say "the proof of love".
- She said "proof of love".
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Ella Ye1.I read, uk, an amazing quote, uh, recently. What is there was no such thing as love, just proof of love? (7m8s)
She actually said "What if …."
Ella YeWhat is 'the proof of love'?
She did not say "the proof of love". She said "proof of love". Her line was garbled fortune-cookie wisdom. Make of it what you w
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