1:47 - The thing is I was in her dressing room and I was like there was only a little curtain separating us while she was getting her makeup done, and I started going like "I don't think I can do this, I don't think I can do this" and she would have heard it all
Dice: “The thing is I was in her dressing room and I was like - there was only a little curtain separating us, watching her get her makeup done and I started like, ‘I don’t think I can’t do this, I don’t think I can do this’ and she would’ve heard it all.”
1:38 Here's my best shot I think since I last was on Radio 1 I think I got to meet beyonce a couple of times. The first time I really held it to get her outside " thanks for having at the showbiz blah blah" The thing is I was in a dressing room and I was like... there was only a little curtain separating us, while she was getting her makeup done, and I started like "I don't think I can do this, I don't think I can do this" and she would have heard it all. And then she popped out so I put on a brave face for the second time I went out on the balcony, got down on my knees and cried. I've been listening to her since I was like 9, man, I mean, it's incredible. I've met lots of great people who's famous and not famous. ........................... I saw Barbara Windsor about a month ago and even that gave me butterflies. Whenever I see someone that I'm aware of doesn't matter even if it's like someone I went to school with I always got like "oh my god"
I've always turned back here every time when I think I've improved in listening well. However, she's amazed me each time, so I just put off my headphones and start weeping. It apparently sounds as if she speaks a different language.
Si sabes bien inglés seguramente, pero americano, para los americanos también es un poco difícil entender británico porque usan otras palabras y acento
@@michellekahlez2105 work on your SHITTY grammar and stop posting this comments bragging about your English when it’s so bad. You’ve posted several here.
Este video me puso triste, pensé tenia un buen nivel de ingles, tengo amigos hablantes nativos de ingles y me comunico muy bien con ellos de forma hablada (hablantes americanos) y me topo con este video y necesite realmente ver los subtítulos para saber que rayos decía mi DIOSA Adele, la amo, además que los subtítulos no contienen algunas partes de la entrevista, ojalá los mejoren.
Su acento britanico a todo lo que da jajaja, es dificil la verdad entender otros acentos que no has estudiado, yo aquí orgulloso de entenderle jsjsjsjsjsj sal2 ánimo mijo
I have a British friend who has exactly the same cockney accent as Adele. I remember at first it was so hard to understand her. This summer we met again, and I could definitely understand her. In fact, I like listening to Adele's interviews every time I want to know if I have improved haha (that's the reason why I'm here). One day we went to the beach, and while talking she was surprised that I could finally understand her accent, hahaha. Thanks Adele, for helping me. :D -------------------------------------------------- Tengo una amiga británica que tiene exactamente el mismo acento cockney que Adele. Recuerdo que al principio era muy difícil entenderla. Este verano nos volvimos a encontrar y definitivamente pude entenderla. De hecho, me gusta escuchar las entrevistas de Adele cada vez que quiero saber si he mejorado jaja (esa es la razón por la que estoy aquí). Un día fuimos a la playa, y mientras hablábamos se sorprendió de que por fin pudiera entender su acento, jajaja. Gracias Adele, por ayudarme. :D
Both Adele and the interviewer have a strong pronunciation, stress and pace in words. They join words and phrases although, in some cases words are cut rapidly and some sentences are shortened. I love British English. ❤❤❤
@@iagobrisola891 nossa ja eu consigo entender perfeitamente o sotaque americano kkkkkkkk eu sou de sp, aprendi primeiro o inglês americano e dps migrei pro “bri ish” hahaha! Mas ainda n consigo entender oq a adele fala nesse video
1:47 The thing is I was in her dressing room, and I was… like she has only a little curtain separating us while she was getting her makeup done. And I started going: “I don’t think I can do this, I don’t think I can do this…” and she would have heard it all. And then she popped out so I put on a brave face. But the second time I went out on the balcony and got on my hands and knees and cried.
I just can't imagine someone speaking like that during a conversation with a call center agent. As a non-native speaker, I would die if I were a representative.
Para os brasileiros de plantão, o minuto que vocês estão procurando é 1:47 For the people who's looking for the best part, the one that you can barely understand here it is 1:47
What I heard: The thing is I've seen her just a moment, and I was like ... she has only little curtains separating us while she got her make-up done, and I started: I don't think I can't do this, don't think I can do this... And she would have heard the ''ohh'' And she popped out so I put on a brave face for the second time I went out on a balcony, got bend my knees, and cried. 've been listening to her since I was like nine, man !.I mean is incredible... I've met lots of great people famous and not famous.. English is not my first language so don't go hard on me hahah
I'm Filipino working in Dubai all of my clients are British and I learned to understand their accent regardless they talk so fast. My english is quite a bit british now.
The thing is i was in her dressing room and i was, like there was a little curtain separating us while she get make up done and i started going like "i fear i cant do this i dont think i can do this" and she would have heard it all
Never thought I would understand, but surprisingly I understood every single word that came out of her mouth. Being in the UK pays off. Haha. At least understanding these accents LOL. 😂😂
1:38 Well, I think since I last was on Radio 1, I think I got to meet Beyonce a couple of times. Which (was), the first time I really held it together outside. "Thanks for having me in your show, B", you know, reh reh reh.. The thing is I was in her dressing room and I was ... like she has all just only a little curtain separating us while she was getting her makeup done, and I started going like "I don't think I can do this, I don't think I can do this" and she would have heard it all. And then she popped out so I put on a brave face with the second time I went out on the balcony, and got down on my hands and knees and cried.
What I heard: You know. Rarely. The thing is I was in the dressing room and I was... She has like a little curtain separating us and she was having her makeup done and I started like...There was nothing I can do... And since she would've heard it all and she then popped out and I put on a brave face for a second time and I went out on a balcony, got on my knees and cried.
Is there a kind british out there who could write the script for this interview, please, as there are many words/expressions I don't quite get and the captions in the video are full of errors.
1:40 al 2:00 The thing si I just met her when I was like there was a little curtain separating us and she was watching us makeup and I was like "can I do this? I don't know if I can do this" and she would've heard it oooh and she popped out and I put a brave face with the second time I went to the balcony and cried I've been listening to her since I was like 9 man I mean it's incredible I hace also mets lots of great people who are famous and not famous De nada
I think is in our dressing room and It was only a little curtain separating us watch their makeup done and I started: "there's no way I can do this, there's no way that I can do"... and she would have heard it all and then she popped out, so I put on a brave face with the second time then just went out on a balcony on my knees and cried.
Sjsjsj,nuestro maestro de Inglés nos mandó a ver este video y dijo que quien entendiera lo que dijo Adele en el minuto 1:40 al 2:00 le daba 2 puntos extra xd Pd:Ya se que nadie me pregunto,solo quería decirlo xd
“I think since i last was on Radio1 i think i got to meet Beyonce a couple of times which the first time i really held it together, i was like: “thanks for having me on your show B” you know reh reh reh. The thing is, i was in her dressing room and i was like she has only this little curtains separating us while she was getting her makeup done and i started going like “i dont think i can do this, i dont think i can do this” and she would have heard it all. And then she popped out so i put on a brave face. But the second time i went out on the balcony, got down on my hands and knees and cried. Ive been listening to her since i was like 9, man, do you know what i mean, it’s incredible”
oh my god. even though i can understand most of what adele is saying, i have to do a post-processing of the words and the phrase to truly understand what she just said. it’s definitely not “i’ll leave this playing as background noise and still understand what it’s about” material.
Es por la forma en que conectan las frases, fíjate cómo evita usar las "R" algo muy típico del ingles Británico y también usa muchas contracciones, en vez de would have dice would've.
Hên là Adele kh có đi đọc listening IELTS đó tr, may mắn là chị chọn con đường âm nhạc, chứ khum phải con đường đọc track listening cho tụi em :3, chứ chị mà đi đọc là em mất lun gần 5 trịu á :33
Cockney accent. Ellos tienen tres características principales: - Glottal stop T: Twi--eh, instead of Twitter - Non rhotic accent: Westehn instead of Western. - F instead of Th. Fank you.
I'm not a english native speaker but I bet you most of americans can't understand every single word, that's because adele has a very strong cockney accent and not only the pronunciation changes, some words are unique in their accent.
Canadians should be able to understand most of it. There are a lot of cultural references (Beyoncé, her drummer, etc) may be foreign even if you understand words 😂
