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bilibili_data_1005440850_BV15r42187wN_p31_BV15r42187wN_p31_m4-dialogue_0580807 | [S1] Whoa, there, num-pups. I have no idea what you are talking about. We didn't have soupy num-tum comics when I was a num-pup. [S2] You didn't? What did you have? Dinosaurs? Unicorns? [S1] Sticks. [S2] Sticks? [S1] Yes, sticks. [S2] Do you still have them? [S1] Yes, I do, because sticks... [SIGHS] Sticks are for life. Here are the sticks. | 29.69 | 2.960884 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV15r42187wN_p31_BV15r42187wN_p31_m4-dialogue_0580807.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_m4-dialogue_0722760 | [S1] Anne has challenged me to figure out how to see a small object far away, and using a lens is my solution. Check it out. It's a giant magnifying lens, and I'm going to use it to magnify the ball so that I can see it. [S2] Sounds great. [S1] All right. I set the lens in front of the ball, which Anne has turned so I can't see what's on it. I add a light and shine it on the ball so that it... | 23.25 | 2.811514 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_m4-dialogue_0722760.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_m4-dialogue_0722765 | [S1] I have a flashlight. [S2] Nope. [S1] That's all I needed to do. [S2] No, no, no. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. [S1] What? [S2] There's one more rule I didn't tell you. [S1] What's the rule? [S2] You can't use visible light. [S1] How in the world am I gonna do this if I can't use visible light? [S2] It's a challenge. [S1] Uh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Okay, here, I'll hold my flashlight for a second. I'm gonna make a phone call. [S2] Okay. [S1] I think I know what to do. I'll be back. I'll be back. [S2] Okay. Oh, careful! [S1] Ah! | 26.96 | 3.02959 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_BV1ES411F7sk_p16_m4-dialogue_0722765.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p22_BV1ES411F7sk_p22_m4-dialogue_0303945 | [S1] So I'm thinking there are a lot of appliances that use electromagnets, meaning it's already set up, it already has tightly wound coils and high voltage. So we're in a lab here. Maybe do you have old appliances around? [S2] I have, I have parts bins with a whole bunch of stuff. Maybe we could find some electromagnets in those. [S1] Let's do it. [S2] Okay, great. Let's go. | 19.32 | 3.093724 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p22_BV1ES411F7sk_p22_m4-dialogue_0303945.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_m4-dialogue_0338006 | [S1] I'm not sure why it isn't staying up. Like, the sugar cubes were cubes. [S2] Mm-hmm, that's a cube. [S1] Milk crates are cubes. [S2] But we did change the shape of the cube. | 10.83 | 2.843675 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_m4-dialogue_0338006.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_m4-dialogue_0338007 | [S1] If you remember, when I first built my sugar cube bridge, it didn't work with cubes. You have to sand the cubes down to make them into trapezoids. You can't build a perfect arch out of cubes. So they were tall, wider here and then narrower there so that they had, oh, so that's the problem. [S2] Yep. [S1] So I could like cut it? I could cut it. I could cut it. [S2] You could. You could. [S1] I could cut it. [S2] But that's gonna take a long time. | 26.2 | 2.810467 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_BV1ES411F7sk_p24_m4-dialogue_0338007.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787342 | [S1] So the thing doesn't unwind, right? [S2] Yeah. [S1] Good. All right. Now we have our pumpkin, and we're going to fire our pumpkin at our castle wall, which is made out of cardboard boxes over there. Pumpkin. All right, here we go. Pull on the arm back. Oh, oh. That elastic force is pretty strong. Okay. How do you think we- You think that pumpkin's a good size? | 25.99 | 2.923686 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787342.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787344 | [S1] It didn't work that well. [S2] It didn't work for you that well. [S1] Yeah, so- [S2] Let's see. [S1] It went, and it flew, and it landed here, which is a little farther away from the wall- [S2] Yeah, a little bit shorter. [S1] ... than I'd like it to be. One third of the way to the wall. I don't know if that's enough. What do we do to make it better? [S2] Well, | 18.81 | 3.051305 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787344.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787351 | [S1] Oh, I see. So we tie it here. [S2] Yeah, we just need a lot more and then- [S1] And then we pull this and it would be... Oh, yeah. That would make a lot more. So we just need a lot more of this elastic, uh, what is, what is this again? [S2] Surgical tubing. [S1] Surgical tubing. It's like a giant elastic. Fantastic. All right. [S2] Goggles on. [S1] Goggles on. Yes. Yes. [S2] Okay. | 19.82 | 2.939854 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787351.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787356 | [S1] All right, you ready? You think it's gonna work? We've got, we've got every modification we can possibly do. So you think it's gonna work this time? [S2] We did it. It's gonna work. [S1] Okay, here we go. I'm excited. All right, ready? [S2] Ready. [S1] One, two, three. Whoa! | 13.29 | 2.864235 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_BV1ES411F7sk_p3_m4-dialogue_0787356.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001496 | [S1] And what else can we do, uh, to make it even more powerful, max it out? [S2] Vinegar is only 5% acid. The rest is water, so you could try using 100%. [S1] So what kind of acid is vinegar? [S2] It's acetic acid. [S1] So vinegar is actually only 5% acetic acid. [S2] Yep. [S1] And 95% water. So you can get 100% acetic acid? [S2] Yeah. [S1] Can you get 100% acetic acid? [S2] Yeah. [S1] Awesome. [S2] [LAUGHS] [S1] Why don't we get the container that's sort of shaped like a funnel, like a volcano. [S2] Yeah. [S1] And 100% acetic acid, and we'll do it again. [S2] Sounds good. [S1] All right, let's do it. | 28.92 | 2.870372 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001496.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001498 | [S1] It's actually named after a scientist. [S2] Did he look like that? Was he sort of shaped like this? [S1] No. [S2] No? Was he just a good chemist? [S1] Good scientist, and I think he designed the glass. [S2] Oh, see, there you go. So if you wanna have a glass named after you, you could chemist and design a glass. I wanna make a fill beaker. So this is 100% acetic acid. [S1] Yeah. [S2] And what's the difference between this and vinegar? [S1] Vinegar has 5% of this and 95% water, but this is 100%, so it's much stronger. [S2] Much stronger. Can you put this on your french fries? | 29.33 | 2.870927 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001498.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001506 | [S1] That it's completely, yes, that town is going to be very clean because it's all soap bubbles. It's the cleanest volcano this side of Science Maxville. So I still think we can do this bigger, though, right? [S2] I agree. [S1] Um, oh, I know. What if we use some sort of a, a tube, like, like, like maybe one of these, right? And then we attach it to, uh, like an air compressor. [S2] I think you'd get some height. [S1] Yeah, and we go outside. | 25.66 | 2.950479 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001506.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001507 | [S1] ... a good amount of soap in there. And so what we're gonna do is we're gonna close this off and tighten it up. And then we're gonna pressurize the whole system. And then we're gonna add the potassium iodide, and it's going to be spectacular, we hope. Okay. That's on tight. This is all good. Putting this down here. And potassium iodide goes in here. [S2] Ready? [S1] Put it down. Ready? One, two, three, go. | 29.83 | 2.881151 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_BV1ES411F7sk_p7_m4-dialogue_1001507.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p10_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p10_m4-dialogue_0819861 | [S1] Ooh, but wait, there's more. Close your eye. [S2] What? [S1] Just do it. Smell. [S2] Mm, fresh bread. [S1] Smell. [S2] Orange, nice. [S1] Smell. [S2] Aw, a rose, you shouldn't have. [S1] Smell. [S2] Ew, gross. You're old gym socks. You really shouldn't have. | 22.05 | 2.923634 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p10_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p10_m4-dialogue_0819861.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p14_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p14_m4-dialogue_0372622 | [S1] Usually, but if you're talking about how much people weigh, jeans aren't the only thing. Your weight has a lot to do with how much you eat and how active you are. [S2] So, what you're born with and what you do with it. [S1] Exactly. To really understand weight, you need to know the formula. Energy in minus energy out equals your weight. Your body takes energy in when you eat, like so. Food, and most drinks, contain units of energy called calories. | 27.03 | 2.896156 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p14_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p14_m4-dialogue_0372622.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p5_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p5_m4-dialogue_0233843 | [S1] Ah, much better. Like my bongo drum, the ear drum is a thin piece of tightly stretched skin. [S2] Do they work the same? [S1] Very much the same, and also different. [S2] Such a nerve thing to say. Explain. [S1] A musical drum makes sound when we hit it, but no one's hitting the drum in your ear. The sound waves that your outer ear collected cause it to vibrate. | 27 | 2.88267 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p5_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p5_m4-dialogue_0233843.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_m4-dialogue_0409045 | [S1] comes in all sorts of different colors. Hair color comes from melanin, which is a pigment. The lighter someone's hair is, the less melanin there is. So someone with blonde hair has less melanin than someone with black hair. Also, people lose the melanin in their hair as they age. [S2] Is that why my Grampy, Jebediah, Nurb has all white hair? [S1] Exactly. Hair also comes in different textures, like curly, straight, and wavy. | 28.78 | 3.002844 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_m4-dialogue_0409045.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_m4-dialogue_0409046 | [S1] Oh, yeah? Well, if it doesn't need beans to grow, why does it look so healthy and, uh, magical? [S2] It's not magic, Nurb. Washing hair regularly helps keep it looking great. [S1] Wash it and it looks great. Huh, a likely story. [S2] Well, it helps to brush and comb it regularly, too, and eat healthy foods. A nutritious diet keeps your body healthy from the inside out. [S1] Huh. | 24.82 | 2.880307 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_BV1Nh411L7rQ_p6_m4-dialogue_0409046.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1PD4y147W9_p47_BV1PD4y147W9_p47_m4-dialogue_0759698 | [S1] What's that? [S2] Piggy's Lookout Tower. [S1] [GASPS] Froggy wants one. [S2] Hey, that's my kitchen. [LAUGHS] | 6.91 | 2.871323 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1PD4y147W9_p47_BV1PD4y147W9_p47_m4-dialogue_0759698.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1PD4y147W9_p6_BV1PD4y147W9_p6_m4-dialogue_0690470 | [S1] Definitely not working. [S2] Oh. [S1] Let's try again in the morning. [S2] I suppose. [S1] Oh. [S2] Mm. Night, Pip. [S1] Night, Posy. [S2] Hey, uh, let's keep that on. [S1] It's too bright, Pip. [S2] Uh, we can sleep this way around. [S1] [LAUGHS] [S2] [LAUGHS] I can wiggle my ears. Look. [S1] [LAUGHS] | 27.34 | 2.910488 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1PD4y147W9_p6_BV1PD4y147W9_p6_m4-dialogue_0690470.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1PD4y147W9_p70_BV1PD4y147W9_p70_m4-dialogue_0409049 | [S1] It's a penguin pirate. [S2] Oh, thanks Posy. [S1] Penguin pirate? You need a boat. [S2] Oh, look in your room. Piggy, what am I gonna do? I don't really have a penguin pirate. | 19.77 | 2.846802 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1PD4y147W9_p70_BV1PD4y147W9_p70_m4-dialogue_0409049.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1V94y1e7jG_p19_BV1V94y1e7jG_p19_m4-dialogue_0724786 | [S1] Under twinkly sleepover stars. [S2] Sweet dreams, Jojo. [S1] Sweet dreams, Panda. | 9.63 | 2.871123 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1V94y1e7jG_p19_BV1V94y1e7jG_p19_m4-dialogue_0724786.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_m4-dialogue_0620513 | [S1] Oh, Panda and I were really looking forward to reading Captain Chloe. [S2] Me too. I'm really in the mood for a good story. [S1] How can we have a story if we can't find my book? [S2] Hmm. I think it's time for a grand, grand plan. We can make up our own story. | 27.87 | 2.942488 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_m4-dialogue_0620513.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_m4-dialogue_0620520 | [S1] Wonderful. A perfect end for a perfect story. Shall we read, Captain Chloe, now? [S2] Hmm. I'm really glad we found my favorite story book. But can we make up another story? [S1] Arr. | 16.97 | 3.054525 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_BV1V94y1e7jG_p8_m4-dialogue_0620520.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ax4y1a78X_p36_BV1ax4y1a78X_p36_m4-dialogue_0516290 | [S1] Whoa, is that supposed to be our lungs? [S2] Yep, this bottle is like our body, and the balloons inside is like our lungs. [S1] So, we'll be able to see the lungs expand with oxygen and then shrink when releasing carbon dioxide. [S2] Yeah, see? Look. Do you see how the air is going into the lungs? [S1] That's so cool. [S2] Uh-oh, sounds like someone is hungry. [S1] Yeah. | 28.64 | 2.859248 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1ax4y1a78X_p36_BV1ax4y1a78X_p36_m4-dialogue_0516290.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1c34y1J7wB_p97_BV1c34y1J7wB_p97_m4-dialogue_0930446 | [S1] That's a brilliant idea, mate. [S2] And that's how the locals use this black material called graphite to mark their sheep. [S1] But isn't it weird? Something solid leaving its color behind? How does that happen, Dr. Binocs? | 15.43 | 3.042784 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1c34y1J7wB_p97_BV1c34y1J7wB_p97_m4-dialogue_0930446.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1dV411Q712_p45_BV1dV411Q712_p45_m4-dialogue_0930584 | [S1] Hey, do we have to grow up? [S2] Huh. Hmm. Yes, I think so. I think it's inevitables. [S1] Oh, being a grown up looks kind of boring. [S2] Kids are much more fun. [S1] Way more fun. Oh, my spikes, yes. [S2] Well, but we can't stop growing. It's, it's what living things do. [S1] Oh, yeah, that's true. [S2] We have to grow. | 24.68 | 3.114962 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1dV411Q712_p45_BV1dV411Q712_p45_m4-dialogue_0930584.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p11_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p11_m4-dialogue_0377749 | [S1] Duck. [S2] Duck. [S1] Duck. Quack, quack. [S2] Duck. You say duck. [S1] Yucky, yuck. I know you can. It will feel- | 12.47 | 2.803088 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p11_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p11_m4-dialogue_0377749.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p43_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p43_m4-dialogue_0447305 | [S1] Digger. You say digger. [S2] Digger. [S1] Digger. [S2] Digger. [S1] Digger. Yucky, yuck. I know you can. It will fill you up. | 14.2 | 2.999177 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p43_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p43_m4-dialogue_0447305.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p65_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p65_m4-dialogue_0483152 | [S1] Hedgehog. You say hedgehog. [S2] Hedgehog. [S1] Hedgehog. [S2] Hedgehog. [S1] Hedgehog. [S2] Yucky-yuck. I know you can. It will fill you up. | 15.23 | 2.886184 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p65_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p65_m4-dialogue_0483152.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p80_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p80_m4-dialogue_0586775 | [S1] Blanket. [S2] Blanket. [S1] [LAUGHS] Blanket. [S2] Blanket. [S1] Blanket! Yucky-yuck! I know you can. It will fill you up with- with pop- | 15.8 | 3.026832 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p80_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p80_m4-dialogue_0586775.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p87_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p87_m4-dialogue_0169911 | [S1] Plate. You say plate. [S2] Plate. [S1] Plate. [S2] Plate. [S1] Plate. Yucky, yuck. I know you can. It will fill you up. | 14.22 | 3.08605 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p87_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p87_m4-dialogue_0169911.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p91_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p91_m4-dialogue_0134843 | [S1] Slippers. You say slippers. Slippers. Slippers. [S2] Slippers. [S1] You say slippers. [S2] I'll help you. Let's go. [S1] Slippers. Green slippers. | 20.19 | 3.112335 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p91_BV1rA4y1S7bE_p91_m4-dialogue_0134843.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1sW4y1s7MP_BV1sW4y1s7MP_m4-dialogue_0693355 | [S1] I think imaginations, um, means creating, um, silly things in your mind, like jumping off a doggy and then turning into a bird. [S2] I just love imagining because when you're in your bed and you try to get to sleep, you just think of all the things that are nice. [S1] That's imagination. You can imagine- you can create things in your mind. [S2] And it's all great fun. | 24.62 | 3.029698 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1sW4y1s7MP_BV1sW4y1s7MP_m4-dialogue_0693355.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p10_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p10_m4-dialogue_0658138 | [S1] I think feelings are different emotions that you feel. A feeling is happy, sad, tired, awake, hyper. [S2] Feelings, take three. [S1] Feelings, I've got so many feelings. And I feel them deep in my heart. | 23.71 | 3.175593 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p10_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p10_m4-dialogue_0658138.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p1_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p1_m4-dialogue_0823634 | [S1] I think imaginations, um, means creating, um, silly things in your mind, like jumping off a doggy and then turning into a bird. [S2] I just love imagining because when you're in your bed and you try to get to sleep, you just think of all the things that are nice. [S1] That's imagination. You can imagine- you can create things in your mind. [S2] And it's all great fun. | 24.62 | 3.029698 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1005440850_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p1_BV1sW4y1s7MP_p1_m4-dialogue_0823634.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971965 | [S1] ... or so the legend goes. If anyone ever manages to plumb those depths, perhaps we'll learn if there's any truth to the tale. [S2] That the gods emerged victorious and punished man for his defiance by visiting upon him two curses. [S1] Dominance in bearers. | 28.16 | 2.801472 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971965.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971968 | [S1] I see the reports are true, Father. You have surrendered the throne to Olivier. [S2] He's just surrendered. [S1] I have. Emperor Olivier shall rebuild the Holy Empire of Sambring. | 15.93 | 2.99966 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971968.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971969 | [S1] How is he to rule an empire? He is but a boy. [S2] I shall advise him until he comes of age. [S1] Father, please. [S2] Oh, for as long as I am able. The empire we seek to build needs young blood to rule it, and I can think of none better suited to the task. There is other news, Dion. | 28.75 | 3.049039 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971969.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971973 | [S1] So the children are stealing passes to sell on the black market. [S2] Yes, and no. Passes are inscribed with the names of their owners, and yet none of the victims' names have appeared on the register of those passing through the checkpoint. [S1] Which means? [S2] That someone is doctoring the stolen passes. The same someone who is encouraging the children to steal them. And the same someone who has Gutz's pass, no doubt. | 29.15 | 3.077605 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971973.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971975 | [S1] Thank you kindly. Um, yeah, but I don't know your name. Eloise at your service. [S2] Clive. [S1] A pleasure doing business with you, Clive. | 11.22 | 2.898647 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971975.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971993 | [S1] But how do they hide such an... [S2] [LAUGHS] Why, they use a wet... Wet stones, rather. A whole array of them, ranging from the coarse to the fine. Ten thousand licks with the sharpening. But it is the fine... A mineral, quite... And that. Why, when it occurs to me that my little... Take this. It's a very stone... And a far more fitting. [S1] Thank you. Pardon the intr... [S2] [GASPS] I am locked in bitter. I am one. [S1] And there are many other... | 27.96 | 2.858172 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971993.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971997 | [S1] ... long ago, and blamed himself for not being... I don't know how it happened. [S2] I didn't know. [S1] How could you ha... Besides, Sid, an ill habit. [S2] [LAUGHS] I'm beginning to see that. We will want to know the stones were delivered, if he's still with us. [S1] [LAUGHS] | 29.78 | 2.971179 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0971997.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0972000 | [S1] Lady Karen, Goad tells me, but you prefer the devil. [S2] Montag? I may, but those were donuts. [S1] Of course not. Surely you wouldn't. [S2] Oh, fine. | 8.52 | 3.029243 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1014096380_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_BV1sx4y1d7NN_p29_m4-dialogue_0972000.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009438 | [S1] Got it, and... [S2] One of the possible meanings of the verb "to get" is "to understand," much like the verb "grasp" that we saw before. Example, if they aren't getting it, explain it in a different way. [S1] And you? Are you coming or are you staying? | 20.29 | 2.804172 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009438.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009439 | [S1] No, ma'am. He's just fainted. [S2] To faint is to suddenly become unconscious for a short time, usually falling down. Example, she faints every time she sees blood. [S1] Plenty of pots to go around. Grasp your mandrake and pull it up. | 17.55 | 2.856104 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009439.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009449 | [S1] Well, I expect yours are more traditional. [S2] Traditional? [S1] Traditional can describe anything that follows tradition or a usual way of doing things for a long time. For example, traditional Mexican food includes tortillas and beans. A bag of corn chips and chili and fake cheese sauce, on the other hand, is not traditional. So here, Harry tries to make Ron feel better by saying he thinks his robes are more traditional, meaning they fall in order and more classic style than Harry's robes. [S2] Well, I expect yours are more traditional. [S1] Traditional? Am I right? | 29.9 | 2.89842 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009449.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009450 | [S1] ... smell like my great-aunt Tessie. [S2] You probably know a person's aunt is a sister of their mother or father. So a great-aunt is a sister of their grandmother or grandfather. [S1] Murder me, Harry. | 18.18 | 2.856983 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009450.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009461 | [S1] ... to pluck up your courage is an idiomatic phrase meaning to force yourself to be brave enough to do something, although you are frightened or worried about it. The term last resort refers to the only choice that remains for somebody after all other alternatives or solutions have been tried. [S2] Run the tests. You can do a brain biopsy, but only as a last resort. [S1] Well, uh... | 24.82 | 2.879322 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009461.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009468 | [S1] I didn't expect you to do it the first time. That would have been remarkable. Here, eat this. You'll feel better. [S2] That's one nasty Dementor. [S1] "Bugger" is a slang expression used to refer to a silly or annoying person, animal, or thing. [S2] I feel- [S1] Oh! [S2] Oh, God! [S1] Okay, just a cat. [S2] Out of nowhere. [S1] Just a cat. We're all right. We'll go upstairs. Let's look upstairs. Come on. | 27.27 | 2.881203 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1017405071_BV1Be411c74J_p1_BV1Be411c74J_p1_m4-dialogue_0009468.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p1_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p1_m4-dialogue_0657021 | [S1] I fucking love overtime. People are getting a little bit shaky. [S2] Let's fuck and go boys. [S1] Let's go. [S2] Let's go. [S1] Let's go. [S2] Yeah, let's go. [S1] You smoke, man. [S2] Smoke. [S1] All alone. [S2] Flash playground. [S1] Flashing mid. | 20.36 | 2.817203 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p1_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p1_m4-dialogue_0657021.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_m4-dialogue_0237685 | [S1] So it keeps them in it, and eventually it is two on the trot here, but how many more can we really ask it phase? It's down to pistols here for Navi. [S2] Yeah, a young man, but achieved so much. [S1] It's crazy. Intel Grand Slam. [S2] A Cologne. [S1] Part of what I think most would say is the best North American team of all time. I don't even know how much of that is up for conversation. [S2] Yeah. [S1] Carrigan will continue to | 27.66 | 2.828586 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_m4-dialogue_0237685.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_m4-dialogue_0237709 | [S1] And rookie of the year could try and close a 1v2, but that smoke and a kit chat is quite a pairing. [S2] They're gonna group up in K2. [S1] A twist on the jiggle confirms his position. Smoke and kit. I remind you. | 11.62 | 2.805712 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p2_m4-dialogue_0237709.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p5_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p5_m4-dialogue_0623225 | [S1] ... I only have one real spot on the record of this eight. I mean, really good stuff. Four and then four again from Navi. The final gun round of play, the Purchasers are coming in and Brokey getting the weapon of choice back in his hands, but will be light on the U-tool here. Now, look, I'm comparing this to the Major Final, but if we're going to compare this, uh, with Inferno at the moment, actually, during clone, it's a tea-sided map. It's the only map in the pool that we have that has been tea-sided. So- [S2] Interesting. [S1] ... is six going to be enough? I'm sure they would love to get seven here. | 26.5 | 2.805309 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_103409555_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p5_BV1kB4y1a7XQ_p5_m4-dialogue_0623225.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307220 | [S1] Sure. And, and so to go back onto those, um, different views, I call that the Chinese lens and the, and the, the Western lens. [S2] Right. [S1] Uh, this was done in the beginning of my book, uh, explicitly to polarize. Uh, but I, my book is not about polarizing. My book is really about the opposite. [S2] Right. [S1] But I wanted to do that because I do believe that many people who, uh, look at China and maybe distrust China, uh, they don't know the Chinese view. | 25.74 | 3.170149 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307220.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307222 | [S1] I mean, you don't feel as controlled as the media makes you believe. [S2] Yeah. [S1] Uh, but, I mean, I've lived long enough in China to not feel that controlled as we think. So from that perspective, I think, yeah, we're missing some, some | 13.38 | 3.119238 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307222.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307223 | [S1] ... of that context. [S2] Uh, freedom means different things to different people. [S1] Mm-hmm. [S2] And, you know, a lot of, uh, you know, the classic example that I give is, I mean, you can even look at it with the, with the gun crime in America. [S1] Mm-hmm. [S2] You know, that is a very big freedom for Americans to have possessions of firearms. [S1] Yeah. [S2] But, uh, speaking with many Chinese, you know, they, they don't really look at that as a freedom. You know, I mean- [S1] Even Europeans don't get that. [S2] And, and, and Europeans don't get that either, but, but, I mean- [S1] No, so it's not, it's not just Chinese. [S2] Yeah. | 24.37 | 3.359528 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307223.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307224 | [S1] You know, the interesting paradox there is that most Americans prefer that. And that is- [S2] Yep, sure. [S1] You know, that is a cultural difference. So you're right, that not even just a Chinese versus America thing, it is really a America versus the world on that, on that particular issue. Pascal, I, I wanna move on to a very big topic, and that is, uh, human rights. Um, you know, it's very, very key. You, you wrote in here, I'm gonna read this paragraph, it's very good. "To increase trust in China, we must try to let go of the emotional impressions and open our minds to a more nuanced and colorful world." Now, | 29.89 | 3.319383 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307224.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307225 | [S1] Going back to that dual perspective, the, uh, when we look at China, using very, very loaded words that give us the emotions that we used to have of the worst times in our history, that we never want to go back again. [S2] Right. [S1] And that makes total sense. The difference is, in my view, is that our history doesn't per se reflect China's history. And so we shouldn't use our history as a, as a, as a reason to say, "This is how China will evolve." And so, | 25.01 | 3.153833 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307225.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307226 | [S1] ... this trading partners, we're, we're very much like brothers or cousins. You know, we're very close as far as, uh, as countries can be, but yet there's, there is a lot of nuance and a lot of differences. [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] And, you know, what, what is going to be very important for Americans is not necessarily going to be the same importance for Canadians. Now, when you're dealing with a country like Canada and US that are culturally almost identical, | 20.99 | 3.421128 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307226.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307227 | [S1] Yeah. And, and I, uh, I actually, um, did a comparison in my book about Belgium and Holland, the Netherlands, which is similar, I think, to the US and Canada. So, uh, it, we have the same problem. We have the same language, but we're so different. [S2] Yes. [S1] But we figured out that we need | 17.24 | 3.163592 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307227.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307228 | [S1] ... to understand the other perspective. Otherwise, we can't trade with each other, and we're also the biggest trading partners. [S2] Right. [S1] So it's, it's the same situation. So I've written that part in my book as well because I do believe if we can figure it out, because we have to figure it out because we're neighbors. [S2] Yes. [S1] Uh, but now this world, everybody's a neighbor because we're in a global world. And so- [S2] Absolutely. [S1] ... we have to figure it out with China as well and with other countries, and specifically in Asia, which is growing as a, a whole area, uh, we need to figure it out. What do they think? | 29.95 | 3.150485 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307228.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307230 | [S1] ... with the Southern Hemisphere or very much. [S2] Yeah. [S1] And of course, China, we say, "Oh, is benefiting from that," but because we left a void. But for China, I don't think it's just about leaving a void. It's also because they look at it from an opportunity point of view for their population and for everybody in itself. And, and I'm not just talking about power. For me, it's more about the business, about the growth, about the benefits for the country, about having more wealth in the country. I mean, this is what every country wants. And so China has been looking at, at the Southern Hemisphere. | 29.91 | 3.234145 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307230.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307231 | [S1] Right. [S2] And, and that's fine too. But, but somehow there's like this power play that in the media is happening between both, but the reality is that I think China gives them probably more opportunity to stay neutral at this stage than, than many of the countries think they are. [S1] Right. [S2] And, and so, and also many of the countries do. So, so I, I think, uh, this is very important change. I've always said we shouldn't be worried too much about China. We should be worried about when China wakes up the South | 27.59 | 3.285876 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307231.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307232 | [S1] ... Southern hemisphere. [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] Because that is happening. And once they wake up, the 5G and the software and- [S2] Yeah. [S1] ... and the, the enabling of entrepreneurs around the world and, and trying to help them solve their own problems, I think they're starting to wake up more. And, and that is something that will change the whole | 17.54 | 3.021737 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307232.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307233 | [S1] ... that we use on a daily basis, you know, why wouldn't you want to man- you know, partner with the number one manufacturer in the world and, and, you know, build these economic relationships? And so much of that is, you know, I think China really believes in that global economy and that really is their primary motivation. Let's build these relationships, let's increase our commerce, let's, you know, do more and more trade with everybody in the world. You know, we, ideally we want to have a part- we want to have a partnership with every country, you know, because of this global economy that we live in. Pascal, we've had a wonderful chat today. This is- [S2] Yeah, great, yeah. [S1] ... so interesting. | 29.82 | 3.352915 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307233.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307235 | [S1] ... Mm-hmm. [S2] ... their lives, their, their family, their environment, the planet, the world. I mean, they, they wanna, they're very ambitious, and, and I think we can use that ambition if we work with them. [S1] Right. [S2] And so for me, what I want the people in the world that don't know China as well to understand is that, uh, if we look at their dreams, there's a lot of things that we can learn from a positive side of China, and, and that's where I would start. | 22.03 | 2.864365 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1052709457_BV1aY4y1c7zP_BV1aY4y1c7zP_m4-dialogue_0307235.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1058677211_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_m4-dialogue_0514324 | [S1] But who cares? That's not what being in love is. That's not- [S2] Well, what is it, then? Is it, um, something that you crave but you can't give up despite it having negative consequences? [S1] Oh, don't do that. [S2] May. [S1] That's not- | 11.38 | 2.997863 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1058677211_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_m4-dialogue_0514324.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1058677211_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_m4-dialogue_0514325 | [S1] We live together. I, I've told my friends. I, I've changed my life. [S2] Enough for the long haul. Like, no matter how good this is, there's a time limit on it. [S1] Mate, I'm not, I haven't even had like a minute to think about that, okay? I, yeah, I grew up wanting all of these things, like kids, mate. Kids and, and marriage and- [S2] I want those things too. [S1] I know, I know you do. And, and you, you deserve it all. | 24 | 2.815598 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1058677211_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_BV1PR4y1n7Z6_p16_m4-dialogue_0514325.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1058677211_BV1gb4y187x7_p9_BV1gb4y187x7_p9_m4-dialogue_0930877 | [S1] No, that little weasel turns up at the door with no regard for how she feels. It's not romantic, it's misogynistic. [S2] That is so right. God. And you know Romeo and Juliet? I- I teach that play. Well, actually, is it? Because she is a 13-year-old girl who's so traumatized by male violence that she commits suicide in a crypt. [S1] Romeo probably doesn't even know Juliet's middle name. | 24.82 | 2.881957 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1058677211_BV1gb4y187x7_p9_BV1gb4y187x7_p9_m4-dialogue_0930877.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691136 | [S1] After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C, and D. Then, mark this corresponding letter on answer sheet one with a single line through the center. [S2] Conversation one. [S1] Hello, Jane. [S2] Hello, Paul. [S1] Please come in. I'm just getting ready to go home. Susan is expecting me for dinner. I wanted to be on time for a change. | 28.99 | 3.363928 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691136.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691137 | [S1] Look, I'm terribly sorry to drop in at this time on Friday, Paul, but it is rather important. [S2] That's okay. What's the problem? [S1] Well, Paul, I won't keep you long. You see, there is a problem with the exchange rates. The Indian rupee has taken a fall on the foreign exchange market. You see, there's been a sharp increase in Indian's balance of payment deficit. [S2] I see. That's serious, isn't it? | 29.11 | 3.3991 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691137.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691138 | [S1] Well, as you know, there have been reports of unrest in India, and the prospects for the rupee look pretty gloomy. [S2] And that's going to affect us, as if we didn't have enough problems on our hands. [S1] So I thought it would be wise to take out forward exchange cover to protect our position on the outstanding contracts. [S2] Just a minute. Forward exchange cover? Now, what does that mean exactly? | 26.28 | 3.302839 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691138.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691139 | [S1] Well, it means that J.O. Motors enters into a commitment to sell Indian rupees at the present rate. [S2] I see. And how will that benefit us? [S1] Well, J.O. Motors won't lose out if the Indian rupee falls further. [S2] What will it cost, Jane? [S1] A small percentage, about 1%, and that can be built into the price of the bike. [S2] Well, I don't suppose there's much choice. All right, Jane, let's put it into action. | 29.94 | 3.432704 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691139.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691140 | [S1] At 62, you continue to spend a large percentage of your life touring. What appeals to you about life on the road? [S2] Music. I don't especially love life on the road, but I figure if you are lucky enough to be able to do what you truly love doing, you've got the ultimate in life. [S1] What's the most widely held misconception about the life of a famous musician? | 24.96 | 3.448457 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_BV1Wf4y1g71y_m4-dialogue_0691140.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234430 | [S1] What's all that? Are you going to make a salad? [S2] No, I'm going to make a gazpacho. [S1] What's that? [S2] Gazpacho is a cold soup from Spain. It's mostly vegetables. I guess you could call it a liquid salad. [S1] Cold soup? Sounds weird. | 17.55 | 3.27967 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234430.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234431 | [S1] No. Bread is crushed and blended in like everything else. It adds texture and thickness to the soup. [S2] Hmm. And is it healthy? [S1] Sure. As I said earlier, it's mostly vegetables. You can also add different things if you like, such as hard-boiled egg or cured ham. [S2] Cured ham? What's that? [S1] That's another Spanish delicacy. Have you never heard of it? It's quite famous. | 29.02 | 3.269017 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234431.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234432 | [S1] No. Is it good too? [S2] Oh, yeah, definitely. It's amazing. It's a little dry and salty, and it's very expensive because it comes from a special type of pig that only eats a special type of food. The ham is covered in salt to dry and preserve it, and left to hang for up to two years. It has a very distinct flavor. [S1] Hmm. Sounds interesting. Where can I find some? | 28.69 | 3.439645 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234432.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234433 | [S1] It used to be difficult to get Spanish produce here, but it's now a lot more common. Most large supermarket chains have cured ham in little packets, but in Spain you can buy a whole leg. [S2] A whole pig leg? Why would anybody want so much ham? [S1] In Spain, many people buy a whole leg for special group events, such as Christmas. They cut it themselves into very thin slices with a long, flat knife. | 29.23 | 3.481407 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234433.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234434 | [S1] Conversation two. [S2] Hello. I wish to buy a bottle of wine. [S1] Hi. Yes. What kind of wine would you like? [S2] I don't know. Sorry. I don't know much about wine. [S1] That's no problem at all. What's the occasion and how much would you like to spend? [S2] It's for | 18.21 | 3.43612 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p11_m4-dialogue_0234434.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p1_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p1_m4-dialogue_0691141 | [S1] After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C, and D. Then, mark this corresponding letter on answer sheet one with a single line through the center. [S2] Conversation one. [S1] Hello, Jane. [S2] Hello, Paul. [S1] Please come in. I'm just getting ready to go home. Susan is expecting me for dinner. | 26.566292 | 3.356294 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p1_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p1_m4-dialogue_0691141.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p22_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p22_m4-dialogue_0583684 | [S1] After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C, and D. Then mark the corresponding letter on answer sheet one with a single line through the center. [S2] Conversation one. [S1] This is unbelievable. Unlike any video game I've ever played before. It's so boring, yet so relaxing at the same time. How did you hear about this driving simulator? | 27.96 | 3.28232 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p22_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p22_m4-dialogue_0583684.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_m4-dialogue_0552710 | [S1] I also do a couple of ad hoc jobs, which are much shorter projects. [S2] What exactly do you mean by ad hoc jobs? [S1] It's basically when companies need quick answers to their questions about their consumers habits. They just ask for one questionnaire to be sent out, for example. So the time you spend on an ad hoc project tends to be fairly short. [S2] Which do you prefer, trackers or ad hoc? | 26.98 | 2.88985 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_m4-dialogue_0552710.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_m4-dialogue_0552712 | [S1] So, as you see, it's very hard to say which one is better. [S2] Right. A good point. [S1] Questions five to eight are based on the conversation you have just heard. Question five. What does the woman want Frederick to talk about? | 15.67 | 2.993227 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1059013019_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_BV1Wf4y1g71y_p3_m4-dialogue_0552712.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_105980078_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_m4-dialogue_0761985 | [S1] Uh, this is going to sound mad, but just, just stay with me, okay? [S2] All right. [S1] The thing is, over the past few nights, I have been visiting the, the land of the magic flute. | 16.08 | 2.845151 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_105980078_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_m4-dialogue_0761985.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_105980078_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_m4-dialogue_0761987 | [S1] What do you mean? [S2] Well, his love for Pomina allowed him to- [S1] So, you believe me. [S2] Do I believe that a clock in the school library is a portal into Mozart's beloved masterpiece? [S1] Yes. [S2] No. But you seem to be going through something real. And maybe that's enough to give someone the benefit of the doubt. [S1] All I need is just to get back there and stop the Queen of the Night. | 28.1 | 2.873288 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_105980078_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_BV1Zc411K7uL_p13_m4-dialogue_0761987.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p6_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p6_m4-dialogue_0788797 | [S1] Uh, you're in a comedy movie right now. Let's talk, uh, comedy movies. I love Wedding Crashers. I've seen it three times. [S2] Oh, thank you. [S1] Were you in that? | 8.34 | 3.027382 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p6_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p6_m4-dialogue_0788797.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373236 | [S1] Hi, welcome to another edition of Between Two Ferns. I'm your host, Zach Galifianakis, and my guest today is Barack Obama, President Barack Obama. [S2] Good to be with you, Zach. [S1] First question. In 2013, you pardoned the turkey. What do you have planned for 2014? | 18.74 | 3.171995 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373236.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373237 | [S1] We'll probably pardon another turkey. We, we do that every Thanksgiving. Was that depressing to you, seeing a, a, one turkey kind of taken out of circulation, a turkey you couldn't eat? [S2] So how does this work? Do you send, uh, Ambassador Rodman to North Korea on your behalf? I read somewhere that you'd be sending Hulk Hogan to Syria, or is that more of a, a job for Tonya Harding? [S1] Is that, he's, he's not our ambassador. [S2] What should we do about North IKEA? | 27.39 | 3.151954 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373237.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373238 | [S1] ... [S2] Why don't we move on? [S1] I have to know, what is it like to be the last black president? [S2] Seriously? What's it like for this to be the last time you ever talked to a president? [S1] It must kinda stink, though, that you can't run, you know, three times. You know- [S2] No, actually, I think it's a good idea. Uh, you know, if I ran a third time, it'd be sort of like doing a third hangover movie. Didn't really work out very well, did it? | 24.08 | 2.967657 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373238.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373240 | [S1] I mean, both places seem like they would be- [S2] Zach, that's a ridiculous question. [S1] Well, you know, I mean, not to bring up the birth certificate thing, but you really never did really produce your real- [S2] Where's your birth certificate? Why don't you show it to us right now? [S1] I don't want to show anybody my birth certificate 'cause it's embarrassing. [S2] What's embarrassing about it? [S1] My weight on it. It says that I was born seven pounds, 800 ounces. | 18.59 | 2.93559 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373240.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373241 | [S1] So do you go to any websites that are .coms or .nets or do you mainly just stick with .govs? [S2] No, actually we, uh, go to .govs. Have you heard of healthcare.gov? [S1] Here we go. Okay, let's get this out of the way. What did you come here to plug? [S2] Well, first of all, I think it's fair to say that, uh, I wouldn't be with you here today if I didn't have something to plug. Have you heard of the Affordable Care Act? | 23.81 | 2.966985 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373241.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373242 | [S1] Is this what they mean by drones? [S2] The point is that a lot of young people, they think they're invincible. [S1] Did you say in, in, invisible? Because, uh... [S2] No. [S1] I just think, like, that's impoverished. [S2] Not, not invisible. Invincible. [S1] Okay. [S2] Meaning that they don't think they can get hurt. [S1] I'm just saying that nobody could be invisible if you had said invisible. [S2] I understand that. | 19.94 | 2.933697 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373242.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373243 | [S1] If they get that health insurance, it can really make a big difference. And they've got till March 31st to sign up. [S2] I don't have a computer, so how does- [S1] Well, then you can call 1-800-318-2596. [S2] I don't have a phone. I'm off the grid. I don't want you people, like, looking at my text, if you know what I mean. [S1] First of all, Zach, nobody's interested in your text. But second of all, uh, you can do it in person. And the law means that insurers can't discriminate against you if you've got a pre-existing condition anymore. [S2] Yeah, but what about- | 27.64 | 2.936026 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373243.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373245 | [S1] Olympics. [S2] Seriously? I'm the President of the United States. What do you think, Zach? [S1] I want to thank, um, President Obama for, uh, being on the show. [S2] I'm gonna press this. [S1] Uh, don't touch that, please. [S2] Shh. [S1] Thanks for the interview and, um, thanks for letting me shoot my, uh, show here all these years. | 26.98 | 3.001987 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p7_m4-dialogue_0373245.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968364 | [S1] showers. [S2] Mm. [S1] Why don't you take them? [S2] [SIGHS] [S1] You play a lot of, uh, people that are kind of, uh, Nazi haters, which is weird to me. [S2] Mm-mm. Why do you say that? [S1] Because you look like Hitler's dream. [S2] Huh. Yes, I, I understand the, the conundrum of it all. [S1] Naked pictures of you were in Playgirl magazine many years ago, and I only know that 'cause my dad got a subscription from me after I graduated from junior high school. And, um, | 29.74 | 3.004039 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968364.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968365 | [S1] I thought it was a bowling ball. You know, I'm a, I'm a... Thank you. You know I'm a dad now. [S2] It's a bassoon. You can play them for your kids. [S1] Yeah, we don't bassoon in my house anymore. [S2] This is off topic just a bit, but, uh, do you mind if I borrow one or two of your sperms? [S1] Uh, no, I think that would be inappropriate. [S2] Okay. It's just written down here. I have to ask. [S1] I understand. [S2] After a big meal on Thanksgiving, do you ever, like, unbutton your, your pants and just sit back and go... | 28.84 | 2.844232 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968365.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968366 | [S1] Oh, boy. [S2] Don't recall doing that. [S1] You do a lot of charity work, and I think that it's a really great thing you do. And if I was wondering if you could maybe tell us about some of your charity work. 'Cause I also am involved in a lot of charity work myself. [S2] Like what? [S1] Um, I work with this one group called Doctors Without Diplomas. So, Brad, tell us about your charity work. | 22.44 | 2.87078 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968366.mp3 | |
bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968367 | [S1] He looks like the reverse Benjamin Buttons, doesn't he? 'Cause he gets, uh, older and fatter. I played- I'm- [S2] Who are you talking to? [S1] I was talking to my good friend, and- and about you. But he was in Benjamin Buttons. He was in it. That's why I said it. He's in that movie. [S2] He came? [S1] Yeah. [S2] Who'd you play in Benjamin Butt- [S1] He's but- He's Benjamin Bottoms, Buttons. [S2] Buttons. [S1] That's the guy. You can't recognize him because, uh, 'cause of the makeup stuff. | 19.69 | 2.841933 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_10609836_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_BV1Vs411S7Hi_p9_m4-dialogue_0968367.mp3 |
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OpenDialog English
This dataset contains English dialog and conversation data.
Dataset Structure
The dataset is provided in Parquet format with 153 splits for efficient loading.
Data Files
- Format: Parquet
- Splits: 153 files (train-00001-of-00153.parquet through train-00153-of-00153.parquet)
- Total Size: ~72.8 GB
Loading the Dataset
from datasets import load_dataset
# Load the full dataset
dataset = load_dataset("zuhri025/OpenDialog_English")
# Load with streaming (recommended for large datasets)
dataset = load_dataset("zuhri025/OpenDialog_English", streaming=True)
Dataset Information
Languages
- English
License
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Citation
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