The underlined words are questionable.Originally Posted by Оля
возможно tape up - залеплять скотчем
That thing f*cking gets to.- Вот чем это дело кончится.
Надеюсь умные люди подскажут.
The underlined words are questionable.Originally Posted by Оля
возможно tape up - залеплять скотчем
That thing f*cking gets to.- Вот чем это дело кончится.
Надеюсь умные люди подскажут.
I think I hear the following:
Originally Posted by alexB
Thanks! Here's another one please! (Quite a difficult to me...)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKZfdR_ElSc
- (....) what we said was they would meet out of the house we rented for you. That's where I'm (....) now. (....) out to the office (....) Barnes. This is becoming a very (....) for you, isn't it?
- No, no, John. This isn't that kind of thing (....) No. We're fine, it's just a mix-up.
- Are you hungry? While I made my way back, why don't you take your wife; just around the corner (............)
- (....)
- (....) sleep. Get you crisp. For that one o'clock tomorrow. I'll see you in twenty minutes.
- Bye-bye. Good man Gissing. (....)
- Yeah (....) Come on, let's go.
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
Originally Posted by Оля
[quote=E-learner][/quote:vwwzgr0o]Originally Posted by "Оля":vwwzgr0o
out of the house - up at the house
The mere idea - You know, the idea
While I make my way back - While I'm making my way back
Мне услышалось так, хотя разница в децл, извини за выражение.
After plane - вариантов нет, но явно что-то другое.
Wait till Ken or somebody else says his/her word.
I think I hear the following:
[quote=alexB][/quote:5myy486w]Originally Posted by E-learner
I should think you'd be needing some sleep. Get you crisp for that one o'clock tomorrow.
Some sound must have been omitted here I think. If it has been what the full version should look like?
Should it be: “I should think you'd be needing some sleep to get you crisp for that one o'clock tomorrow” or
“I should think you'd be needing some sleep. It will get you crisp for that one o'clock tomorrow” or something else?
AlexB, both of your fuller versions are good. However I just wrote what I heard him say. Another alternative (which I did not hear) could be "Get yourself crisp/fresh for that one o'clock meeting tomorrow."Originally Posted by alexB
Thank you.
Thank you, guys!
Ken, is it a little difficult to make out Mr.Rickman's British speech?
Here's the next excerpt please:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aj36-Bq83s
- Closed for lunch. He sent us to a place for lunch that doesn't actually serve lunches. Who is this guy?
- No, Linda, he's a good guy. He is. He's just busy.
- He's not busy cooking lunch?
- No, no, Barnes, everything's in order, just if you('ll ask me details??) (....) be done the preparation, and paper what you sent was wonderful, I'm sure you'll have a great job representing it in the morning ... uh... hold on a minute, really. Sorry, (....) just came up. Look, unfortunally, I'm not gonna be (....) get back to take you (....) to the house tonight (....) book you a suit at the Mayfair into ''Continental''. Is that okay?
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
I'm doubtful about underlined partsOriginally Posted by Оля
У него утром какая-то важная презентация на каком-то важном совещании и, кажется, это как раз связано с "the paper work you sent", поэтому я подумала, что там должно быть it. Зачем ему представлять себя?Originally Posted by alexB
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Here's the next excerpt please (it's a bit long, 1:20)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYS6u7gQ_WY
- I believe you have a room for us.
- Yes.
- Company booked it for us.
- A suite.
- Yes! It's a suite.
- Can I take the name please?
- Actually what I have is the confirmation number. XCH89KJL as in "Linda". It's okay. You will ............... confirmation is fine. It's fine.
- He's not finding it.
- It's okay. In 5 minutes you goona be up in the room (in a big bed?) ... okay? Does this room have a big (toilet??) ? My wife needs .................... How is it.......................... What is that thing........... ...call?
- Erm... Bidet?
- Excuse me?
- It's a... a bidet.
- Oh, right, right, right, a bidet! We gonna get you a bidet!
- Okay! Okay, eh... ....... nicest suite in the hotel.
- Thank you.
- Wow, thank you.
- Wow! Nice! Okay ........ ten minutes to take a hot shower.
- Yeah? Name what?
- Guess.
- Are you so tired?
- I am tired, but I'm not ... .................
- Go! Take a shower!
Не понимаю реплик "Name what?" и "Guess."
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
- Yeah? Then what?Originally Posted by Оля
- Guess.
Now you understand what Guess is for.Originally Posted by Оля
to be jet lagged - чувствовать усталость из-за разницы во времени
The Rolton suite - какой-то там у них крутой номер, может и не Ролтон, не важно.
Originally Posted by alexBWell not in this scene because he was speaking very clearly into the phone headset. It was only difficult when the volume level for his voice suddenly went down low during two times when the scene switched away from him. But Mr. Rickman is a witty and gifted actor, who knows how to capture the attention of his audience.Originally Posted by Оля
When she asks him to "guess", it means that Barnes is going to get lucky with his beautiful wife after she finishes the shower, that is they will have sex. It is not said, but you can infer this from the tone of her voice and the fact that she does not want to waste the nice room.Originally Posted by alexB
Of course I understand it now, Ken, when I know that he asks her "Then what?" I just had misheard it as "Name what", and that question was strange to me.Originally Posted by Ken Watts
Thank you so much for your help!
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
Here's the next scene. I find it really funny. (it seems to be long, but it's about 2 minutes, even less)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jS_7MRP1fE
...........
everywhere because I pay for this room .............
Sometimes I (let?) you, but ...
..... I want you.
......I'm tired, I'm......
......Is this okay......
- Which one of you is Matthew Barnes?
- I'm Matthew Barnes.
- You are a .... A common crook. This is my room, young man.
- ......need me.
- .....seconds.
- I don't know what your game is. I have little tolerance for this type of thing. I suggest you call the police.
- Wait, wait, wait, we can explain.
- We can explain. We can explain, okay?
- My husband works for Compu Court..............
........
........
- You work for Compu Court?
- Yes, I do. I was given your confirmation number (by accident?) it was a mix-up.
- Ou? Ou?!
- "Ooh"?
- Ou, uh?
- "Ooh ah"?
- I'm saying, ou?
- Ooh?
- I'm saying, ou told you to use my confirmation number? Ou, eh?! Ou?!
- Oh! Mat, Mat, he's saying "who", baby.
- You're saying "who"?
- Ou!
- Who!
- Ou!
- Who!
- Ou!
- Who!
- Ou!
- Yeah, who!
- Ou told you, ou?!
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
After her mentioning his prison friends my guess about what she sometimes lets him makes me shudder.Originally Posted by Оля
But who knows, American and Russian ways and habits differ.
What is bloated I'm not sure. Может ноги отекли или что-то наподобие?
Bloated - это обычно про желудок.
I feel bloated when I drink water.
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