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Sonofollow Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Question about some parts of this Facebook video
What are the lines of the transcript at 0:26 and 0:58 in this Facebook video (https://www.facebook.com/ehbeefamily/videos/965704966837591/)?
They sound like:
1. Cut the grass. You never listen to anybody saying. (If correct, what does "cut the grass" mean?)
2. Hi, I'd like to order flowers ? my wife.
They sound like:
1. Cut the grass. You never listen to anybody saying. (If correct, what does "cut the grass" mean?)
2. Hi, I'd like to order flowers ? my wife.
Top answer
1. "... cut the grass.
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- "...
- cut the grass.
- " The first part seems to be cut off, but in full it may have been "You never cut the grass".
- "cut the grass" is literal I think, referring to garden chores.
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1. "... cut the grass. You never listen to anything I say." The first part seems to be cut off, but in full it may have been "You never cut the grass". "cut the grass" is literal I think, referring to garden chores.
2. "Hi, I'd like to order flowers for my wife."
2. "Hi, I'd like to order flowers for my wife."
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