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[Music]
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Here, take it, little one.
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Hey, it's not great. But the poor kid is
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hungry. Let me help him. No money, no
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apple. But I don't have money. But you
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have this now. Give it to me.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey. Take it easy, sir.
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Just give us one minute. Okay. Better
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make it quick. I don't have
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Do you have any money?
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Uh, give it to me.
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It's trust me.
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Just trust me.
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Do you want this, sir? Of course I want
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it. Okay, take it. Well, thank you.
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But it's from my parents. Do you mean
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this bracelet?
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[Music]
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Hey, got you.
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Hey,
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let's go. Let's go. Come on.
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After running far enough to lose sight
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of the mercy, the man grabed the
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prince's attention and introduced
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himself. Name is
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I heard your name is J.
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I think you're really pretty.
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I don't really know
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how to talk to girls.
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You probably think I'm weird, right?
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Where? Well, you're definitely not the
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most unfit person I've met.
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Oh, no. I messed up, didn't I?
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Let's just say this isn't the best way
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to introduce yourself.
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Does that mean still have a chance?
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I I need some time to figure out if
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you're just
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nervous or actually strange.
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Hey, I think there is something wrong
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with the island we are watching. You're
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right. This isn't the alitude I
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remember. Now I'm
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curious. How do you introduce
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yourself
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correctly? All right, besties. I heard
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you are curious about self
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introduction. Well, let's break it down.
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A self
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introduction is basically your volunteer
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cat to make a good first impression with
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other people. It's that short but
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impactful speech you give when you meet
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new people whether it's at school, at
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the office or somewhere.
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Oh, I understand now. So based on your
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explanation we can conclude that the
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main social function of self
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introduction
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is to share information about yourself.
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Yes correct. Thank you for your
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explanation prima. Bye.
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All right. Since you listen to Miss Pa
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explanation I gave you three wishes. No
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time to waste. What your first wish?
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What should we ask for person? I got
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it. Let's ask the journey for tips how
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to introduce ourselves without making
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things super awkward. Say no. Your wish
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is my
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command. Is here to help bring it out
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for you.
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This trouble I contact is the key.
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Making eye contact shows confidence and
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make you look generally in the
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conversation. No shifty eyes. Okay.
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Fifth number two. Be sure language.
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Stand tall. Keep your posture open and
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don't cross your arms. It make you seem
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way more approachable and confident.
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It's number two. It's the static. Try
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slow down and speak clearly. Saying too
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much h or huh can make you sound unsure.
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Take a breath and go for it. Thanks for
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sharing.
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Spilling your life story in the first 5
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minutes. Yeah, not a great move. Keep
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your intro short, sweet, and relevant.
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Tip number five, last but not least,
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smile.
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Nothing makes a better first impression
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than a genuine smile. It sounds like
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ability
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boost. Wa! These tips are actually so
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helpful for real. Thanks, Guinea. You
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are the goat. So, Adam, does it make
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more sense now?
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Oh, I just found out that self
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introduction is that important. Uh but
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isn't my self introduction is already
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right? The structure is also correct.
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It's still wrong. Let's find out what
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the correct self introduction structure
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is. Miss Prima, what is the structure of
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self introduction?
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Self introduction structure is divided
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into three.
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opening tenan and closing. It's very
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simple. I'm sure you can guess the
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content of each and everyone. Based on
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your explanation, I'm guessing the
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opening is where we need to greet the
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audience so that they focus their
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attention on us.
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The second is the content. You can start
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talking upon yourself. It usually start
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with your name, region of origin,
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presidental address, age, date of birth,
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hobbies, education, goals or anything
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else. Actually, in this section, you are
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free to discuss anything depending on
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the purpose and situation when you do
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the self
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introduction. Finally, the closing. This
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part contains thanks, wishes or
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expression of pleasure and end with a
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closing greeting.
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Excellent. Both of you are correct. You
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mentioned that self introduction depends
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on the purpose and
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situation. Are there different types of
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self introduction?
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Based on the
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situation, self introductions are
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divided into two types, formal and
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nonformal. Formal self introductions use
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standardized language and rigid grammar.
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Meanwhile, the nonformal self
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introductions are used in familiar or
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relaxed situations and can conclude
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additional information about personal
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details that may not be shared with
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other people in public
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places.
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But that's not all. But what miss there
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are more?
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Well, technically there are more.
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However, rather than types, you can more
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accurately call them subtypes because
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they still fall under the category of
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either formal or nonformal
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introduction. For example, academic self
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introduction in professional self
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introductions are formal self
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introduction. Hi everyone, I'm Phoebe. I
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specialize in UX UI design. When I was a
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kid, I used to love solving problems and
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creating fun experiences for my friends.
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And I really believe that it's this
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passion that led me to my current role
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as product designer at Slayon. And
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personal self introductions, social self
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introductions, and online
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self-introductions are nonformal self
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introductions.
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Right. That's me. Listen, I'm Lightning
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McQueen, the famous race car.
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This is me. And we learning and that is
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a boy.
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[Music]
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How are you, Steve?
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E. Fre. Good afternoon. My name is
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Russell. Heaven. Yeah, that's his name I
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just gave him.
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[Music]
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Let's start with
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number
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five.
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Humor. Moving on.
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Number four.
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Number
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three
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outfit. Three down, two more to
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go. Has anyone gotten any right so
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far? Number
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two, aroma.
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Now, last but not least
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is
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number
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one, good
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[Applause]
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looking. Survey says a lot of people
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deem good looks as the number one most
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important things in a self introduction.
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Before you charm them with your intro,
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you got to charm them with your
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looks. All right, it's time for wish
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number two. So, tell me, are you made up
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your mind or are we just out here
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flying? Oh, I definitely have a wish.
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Oh, exciting. All right, honey. Wait a
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minute, Jenny. We need the ultimate
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hack. Who do we make our opening so
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engaging that actually make the people
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listen to us?
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Sailor, your
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wish. Time to bring in the expert. Lago,
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take the stage. Drop some wisdom on us.
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All right, listen up,
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legends. If you want to own the stage
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from the second you start talking, you
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need a hook. And no, I'm not talking
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about pirate groups. I'm talking about
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that one killer line that makes your
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audience stop, focus, and actually care
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about what you're saying. It's like the
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opening scene of a blockbuster movie. If
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you don't catch their attention, they're
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going to check out. Oh, I love me so
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drama. Lago give us good stuff.
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Example, I got you. Check this
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out. Have you ever wondered how a single
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passion can save your entire life? For
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me, that passion is following my heart
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instead of worrying about who shining
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brighter. Because in the end, the only
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person I need to compete with is
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myself. Silence, mid drop. The audience
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is hooked, locked in, and ready to hear
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more. Wow, that example is
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understandable. Bro, why did I know
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about this sooner? This is gamechanging,
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right, Jenny? You are literally leveling
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up our social skill for free. The
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information about the structure of the
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text. That's incredible. But is there a
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variation in the language feature of
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this text or am I free to speak however
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I want? No, you should not speak however
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you want. Of course, we have to pay
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attention to the language features that
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normally used in self introduction. I
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have an idea. Let's watch an example
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video to get a better understanding. Hi,
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I'm Elle. Woods and this is Breezer
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Woods and we're both Gemini
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vegetarians. I have a bachelor's degree
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in fashion merchandising from CULA and I
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was a Zeta Lambda New Sweetheart,
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president of my sorority, Delta New, and
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last year I was homecoming queen.
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Oh, two weeks ago I saw Cameron Diaz at
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Fred Seagull and I talked her out of
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buying this truly heinous Angora
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sweater. Whoever said orange is the new
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pink was seriously disturbed. In the
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video we can see that she used pronouns
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to refer to the subject of her
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introduction. She used I to describe
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herself. We to describe herself and her
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dog and also she to describe her
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friends. Alto she doesn't say in the
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video. I'd like to add that it's common
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knowledge. Self introduction usually use
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adjective to describe themsel like
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beautiful, brave, cheerful and so on.
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Everyone should know this. From what I
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can tell in the video, she mostly talks
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about the present and past. Great
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observation skills, Aladin. She mostly
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use simple past tense and simple present
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tense to introduce herself. The sentence
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I am illwoods. We are both Germany
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vegetarians and I have a danger in
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fashion
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merchandising are simple present tense
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because they follow the formula subject
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plus verb one plus object or compliment.
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Meanwhile, the sentence I was homecoming
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queen and I saw Cameronas are all simple
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past tense because they follow the
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formula subject plus verb to plus object
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or complement. Let's look at a few more
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example videos. So, I'll start with
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this. A couple years ago, an event
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planner called me because I was going to
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do a speaking event. And she called and
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she said, "I'm really struggling with
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how to write about you on the little
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flyer." And I thought, "Well, what's the
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struggle?" And she said, "Well, I saw
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you speak and I I I I'm going to call
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you a researcher, I think, but I'm
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afraid if I call you a researcher, no
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one will come because they'll think
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you're boring and
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irrelevant." And I was like, "Okay." And
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she said, "So, but the thing I liked
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about your talk is, you know, you're a
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storyteller. So, I think what I'll do is
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just call you a
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storyteller. And of course, the academic
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insecure part of me was like, you're
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going to call me a what? And she said, I
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believe she also quote the event
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planner. I'm really struggling with how
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to write about you on the little flare
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and I'm going to call you a storyteller.
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This sentence are present continuous
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tense because they follow the formula
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subject plus to be plus verb one plus
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object or compliment. After listening to
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your explanation, I think I've got the
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hang of it now.
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Hi, I'm back with my new style. By the
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way, it's time for your final wish.
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There are so many language features. I
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don't think I can memorize them all.
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Genie, can you give me tricks on how to
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memorize your language features? Sure
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thing. Piece of cake.
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[Music]
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Take it away,
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Abu. Memorizing link feature is easy.
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All you have to do is remember this
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sentence. Puff. P for pronoun. A for
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adjective, V is for verbs, and T is for
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tenses. Wa, so easy. You're a real life
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saver, Jenny.
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H. Now that we finished discussing the
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material, wouldn't it be better to view
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an example? That's a great idea. An
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example will give us a better
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understanding by witnessing all the
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correct rules structure and language
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feature in action.
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Music]
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Oh, that makes sense. Now I really
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understand.
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Well done. How about we continue with
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the practice questions? Who is ready?
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Me. I always like questions.
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All right guys, let's get the QR code
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now. Practice make perfect, right? Don't
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forget to write down your best answer in
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your notebooks.
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[Music]
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Sometimes the sweetest memories are made
00:20:06
in the simplest
00:20:08
moments when creativity brings people
00:20:11
together. Even a simple class project
00:20:15
becomes something unforgettable.
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[Music]
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[Music]
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Shaped by hard work, share struggle and
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moment that made our bond grow stronger.
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[Music]
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When the result came
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in food best for the patient, we poured
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into every frame.
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[Music]
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But beyond the
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recognition, it was the journey that
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mean the
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[Music]
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most because the memory we make
00:21:35
today are the stories we're cherished
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forever.
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[Music]
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idolic inspired by peace. is driven by
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dreams.
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See, confidence changes everything. You
00:22:19
can have all skills in the world, but if
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you don't have the courage to show up,
00:22:24
it's like you don't have them at
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all,
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[Music]
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smart,
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talented, great. But if you are too
00:22:40
afraid to speak, to connect, and to take
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a chance, no one will ever know what you
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are capable of.
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Music]
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Oh, heat,
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heat.
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[Music]
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Yeah. Heat.
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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[Music]
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Place your hand as high as you can.
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Guys, do you know who is that? Yeah,
00:24:09
you're right. That's our teacher. Miss,
00:24:13
thank you so much, Miss Primal, for
00:24:14
being such an amazing teacher. You
00:24:16
always makes learning fun and never make
00:24:19
us feel bad when we make mistakes. Yeah,
00:24:22
you're right, Miss Emma. You always says
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confident is a key and has truly stuck
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with us. Because of you, we are not
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afraid to talk in English even if we
00:24:32
mess up a little. Excited. Without you,
00:24:35
this learning video won't not have as
00:24:39
good. Thank you so much. You are not
00:24:42
just amazing teacher. You are not a
00:24:45
wonderful teacher. We appreciate you
00:24:48
more than words can say. I believe you.
00:24:56
[Music]
