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MichalS Posted 14 years ago
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Can't catch a word... help out please
Hi,
Please, help out:
Around the 16th second: "Hello dear friend, ______ ."
Around the 27th second: "We are not ___ ready but determined to defeat your team and I would like to ______ a dream which I had last night."
Around 1:32: "Devils advised us to let your team practise because your team is weak in hitting goals. He requested us to remove the goalkeeper and not to enter your _________ to hit any goal.
So you did not actually get any victory."
The last gap sounds as "rear area" but confirmation needed.
Michal
Please, help out:
Around the 16th second: "Hello dear friend, ______ ."
Around the 27th second: "We are not ___ ready but determined to defeat your team and I would like to ______ a dream which I had last night."
Around 1:32: "Devils advised us to let your team practise because your team is weak in hitting goals. He requested us to remove the goalkeeper and not to enter your _________ to hit any goal.
So you did not actually get any victory."
The last gap sounds as "rear area" but confirmation needed.
Michal
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- No link, Michal.
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The first one is a name I have not heard before. Preera?
We are not only ready but determined to defeat your team and I would like to narrate a dream which I had last night.
....and not to enter your area to hit any goal
We are not only ready but determined to defeat your team and I would like to narrate a dream which I had last night.
....and not to enter your area to hit any goal
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I hear 'rear area', too, and the name sounds like 'Greera' to me. Gawd, that is an awful video—very unnatural dialogue.
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I agree, the language is unnatural. There are some terrible edits where they have inserted words almost on top of others.
One instance of this is where they have inserted the word 'area' (short for 'penalty area') too close to the preceding word 'your' - so I can understand how it might sound like 'rear area' when we add in the rather strange accents, but it is
One instance of this is where they have inserted the word 'area' (short for 'penalty area') too close to the preceding word 'your' - so I can understand how it might sound like 'rear area' when we add in the rather strange accents, but it is
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Thank you both for your help!
I promise I won't post those stuff again.
Michal
I promise I won't post those stuff again.
Michal
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