节目资讯
刊物:大家说英语
日期:2013-06-28
难易度:High
关键字:show, review, receive, positive, drama, female, shoot, director, filmmaker

Welcome back, friends.
It's that part of our show.
It's time to play a game.
And this game is called Fill in the...
Blank.
That's right.
I will say a sentence that has a blank in it.
You have to tell me which key word should go in the blank.
Are you ready?
Here we go.
OK.
When did you (blank) the letter from your mom?
When did you (blank) the letter from your mom?
When did you show...
No, that doesn't sound...
Ooh! Uh, when did you receive the letter from your mom?
You're right, Nathan.
Receive.
When did you receive the letter from your mom?
Good job!
Friends, I'm sure that you were right, too.
Practice this at home.
But for now, let's review today's conversations.
(Music).
Hello, everyone. Welcome to Let's Talk!
Now do you like foreign films?
Well, Mr. Movie is here to tell us all about next week's foreign film festival.
Please help me welcome Mr. Movie!
Welcome back to the show, Mr. Movie.
It's great to be here, Rob.
Mr. Movie, the foreign film festival starts next week.
Tell us about it.
Movies from around the world will be shown at the festival.
Many of them are getting great reviews.
Excellent.
Are there any we shouldn't miss?
Yes. The film Wadjda has received many positive reviews.
What is Wadjda about?
It's a drama about a girl who wants a bicycle.
But girls aren't supposed to ride bicycles in Saudi Arabia.
It is the first film to be shot in Saudi Arabia.
Really? Wow.
And that's not all.
The director is Saudi Arabia's first female filmmaker.
So it's an important movie.
It is.
You should see it if you get the chance.
At foreign film festivals, movies from around the world are shown.
You can watch dramas and other kinds of movies from different countries.
Often the movies at the festivals are excellent.
A new film this year is Wadjda.
It tells the story of a girl who wants a bicycle.
It is the first film shot in Saudi Arabia, and the director is Saudi Arabia's
first female filmmaker.
The movie has received many positive reviews.
Well, today Ginger, we're talking about foreign films.
Yeah. I want to make a foreign film.
You want to make a foreign film?
That's funny.
What's funny about that?
Well, where will you make the foreign film?
Right here in the Jungle Cafe.
Then it won't be a foreign film, Ginger.
Oh. Well, what if I make it in a foreign language, Monkey Man?
Ginger, you don't know a foreign language.
Yes, I do.
I can speak Monkey.
Cut. Cut.
Hey, that's my job. Hey!
You don't know Monkey.
Give me that.
Hello.
(Chinese).
Gary.
Yes, Harry.
Remember when you were young?
How young?
You used to go on long bike rides.
You climbed all the tall mountains.
And you ran every day.
Mmhm.
Ha, ha, those were good old days.
But now you just sit here in the park every day.
You know, Gary, I think it's time that you...
You really ought to... should uh...
Gary, you should try...
If the chance comes...
Where is that super sentence kid when you need him?
Yeah, where is he?
Today is your lucky day, Harry.
I am Super Sentence Man.
And I have a super sentence just for you.
Are you ready?
Yes. What is it?
You should do something if you get the chance.
Like this:
You should climb a mountain again if you get the chance.
That's it, young man.
Gary, you should climb a mountain again if you get the chance.
Excellent! Excellent!
Now Gary, before you respond to this excellent idea, Harry, do you have another
super sentence for me?
Yes. You should buy some new clothes if you get the chance.
You should buy some new clothes if you get the chance.
Great!
What about you, Gary?
Do you have a super sentence?
You should visit your grandparents if you get the chance.
Ah. You should visit your grandparents if you get the chance.
Excellent idea!
And a super sentence.
Now say it with me together.
A super sentence every day will make your English great.
Gary, you should climb a mountain again if you get the chance.
Well Harry, I will if you come with me.
Now that's a funny idea.
You know I can't walk.
Oh, sure you can.
Let's go.
OK. OK, come on. Join me.
Wait. Harry, help me out here.
Calendar Phrase.
And that's not all.
And that's not all.
(Chinese).
I have a dog.
You have a dog?
And that's not all.
I have two cats.
You have a dog and two cats?
And that's not all.
I have three birds.
You have a dog, two cats and three birds?
And that's not all.
I have four fish.
So you have a dog, two cats, three birds and four fish?
Yes! And that's all.
Good.
And that's not all.
And that's not all.
(Chinese).
Well, our time is almost over for today.
But we want to be sure that you remember what we have talked about.
So Nathan, what movie have we been discussing?
Oh. Well, it's a drama called Wadjda from Saudi Arabia.
So the movie is in Arabic.
What's cool about this movie, Katie?
Well, one cool thing is that this is the first movie made in Saudi Arabia.
Do you know what else is cool about it, Nathan?
It was made by the first female Saudi Arabian director.
That's great.
And the movie has received great reviews, too.
Like Mr. Movie says, you should see it if you get the chance.
That sounds like a great idea.
And you should come back to see us tomorrow if you have the chance, too.
We would love to have you back here.
Until then, keep practicing your English.
But we have to say goodbye right here on...
Let's Talk in English.
Bye-bye.
Don't forget to see the movie.
(Music).