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And this week, I have one of America's favorite comedies and animations.

The Simpsons.

In this clip, we have special guests The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

And in this video, we will also be teaching you American pronunciation with one of their songs.

So let's jump in.

You told our agent display sold 30,000 people.

It does.

We had 30,000 here last night.

Not play.

The audience is getting restless.

We watch really well free watch.

Well, Hey, Red Hot Chili peppers.

Would you guys like to appear on a Krusty the clown special?

Sure.

You could get us out of his gig.

No problemo Came.

Oh, look over there.

What?

What am I looking at?

I don't see nothing.

I'm going to stop looking.

So why?

What is that?

It Can I look too?

Sure.

But it'll cost you my wallet in the car.

He's so stupid.

And now back to the wall.

Now, boys, Uh, the network has a problem with some of your lyrics.

Would you mind changing him for the show for?

Get you, clown?

Our lyrics are like our Children.

Men?

No way.

Well, okay, but here, will you say what I got?

You gotta get it.

Put it in you.

How about just what I'd like is I'd like to hug and kiss you.

Wow, that's much better.

Everyone could enjoy that way.

Hey, you can't come in here dressed like that kid with the times.

Yeah, I say, if it feels good going all right, Not my undies.

You told our agent display sold 30,000 people too whole to contain or be able to contain a specified amount of something example.

The stadium holds 65,000 seated Spectators.

Now play.

The audience is getting restless, restless, unable to be quiet and calm because you're feeling nervous.

Board impatient, et cetera.

Example.

She has a class of restless seven year old.

Would you guys like to a people you guys like?

Would you guys like to appear on a Krusty the clown special?

A special an event product or TV show that's designed for a particular occasion or purpose.

Example.

The TV news network is going to hold a presidential election special on Sunday.

Sure, you can get us out of his gig.

No problema get out of something to avoid doing something that you're committed to example, I told my friend, We'll go shopping and I can't get out of it Now gig.

This word can be used her first specifically to a job for a musician or actor, but it is also used nowadays to refer to a job of any kind.

Example.

The band has a gig tonight at the pub.

No problemo having the same meeting as no problem.

This is a slaying expression that needed sometimes say, imitating wrongly the Spanish equivalent problema.

This is one of Bart's famous catchphrase is that is a special phrase that he is known for using.

I'm gonna stop looking show.

I'm gonna stop looking, shown my wallet in the car wallet, a small folding case that holds paper, money, credit cards, et cetera.

Now, boys, the network has a problem with some of your lyrics.

Network.

A specific radio or television company.

Example.

NBC and CBS are two of the most important TV networks in the United States.

Lyrics.

The words of a song.

Would you mind changing him for the show?

My changing for the show?

Would you mind changing him for the show?

No way.

Would you mind doing something used to request something in a polite way?

Example.

Would you mind waiting outside?

On the other hand, do you mind is a polite or imply it way to get somebody's permission to do something example.

Do you mind if I practice my English with you?

No way.

Used to refuse or negate something in an emphatic way.

Example?

No way.

I'm spending $500 per night to stay in this crummy hotel.

But here, will you say what I got?

You gotta get put in you.

How about just what I'd like is I'd like to hug and kiss you What I got.

You got to get it.

Put it in you.

The reason why the network wants to change the lyrics is because it has a highly sexual content.

So they intend to censor it into a much more family friendly.

I'd like to hug and kiss you, which is very funny because it sounds so innocent in comparison with the original lyrics.

No, according to the lead singer, Anthony Key, does what I got.

You gotta get it, put it in You is actually about peace and love and not sex.

Get with the times.

Get with the times to understand and be knowledgeable with new trends.

Ideas and was accepted in modern times.

Example.

You seriously don't have a Facebook account you need to get with Times luncheon at my auntie's undoes Shorten alternative of underwear.

Example.

I need to do laundry.

I don't have any clean undies high again.

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All right, let's jump back in native pronunciation tip.

As you've noticed by now, natives don't speak like robots.

We cut, connect and blend our words in a way that is much different from what you probably learned in school understanding and even being able to imitate the sounds is super important for being a real life fluency.

Ninja.

Today we're going to use the red hot chili pepper song mentioned in the scene.

Give it away to teach you an extremely common native speech pattern.

T plus y equals when a word ending with a T is followed by a pronoun starting with the why they often blend together to form much sound.

A very common example of this is got you becomes got you meet you becomes meet you Although Krusty doesn't pronounce it the way Red Hot Chili Peppers D'oh!

What I got You got to get it.

Put it in you.

This is an excellent song to practice this native pronunciation pattern.

What I got You got to get it.

Put it in you.

If you listen closely there several flap or American tease as well.

For example, what I becomes, what I get it becomes Get it, put it in, you becomes put it in you.

Let's see that one more time.

Okay, so now that we have the pattern down, we're going to do something different this time.

Let's use the red hot Chili Pepper song as an opportunity to train our native pronunciation and connected speech.

Give it to me.

Oh, I gotta get money with you.

What?

You've got a way with you Told our agent display sold 30,000 people.

It does.

We had 30,000 here last night.

Not play.

The audience is getting restless.

We watch really well.

Free watch.

Chilly Willy.

Hey, Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Would you guys like to appear on a Krusty the clown special?

Sure.

You could get us out of his gig.

No problemo.

Came.

Oh, look over there.

What?

What am I looking at?

I don't see nothing.

I'm gonna stop looking.

So why?

What is that?

It Can I look too?

Sure, But it'll cost you my wallet in the car.

He's so stupid.

And now back to the wall.

Now, boys, Uh, the network has a problem with some of your lyrics.

Would you mind changing him for the show for?

Get you clown?

Our lyrics are like our Children.

Men?

No way.

Well, okay, but here, will you say what I got?

You got to get it.

Put it in you.

How about just what I'd like is I'd like to hug and kiss you.

Wow, that's much better.

Everyone could enjoy that way.

Wait.

Hey, you can't come in here dressed like that kid with the times.

Yeah, I say, if it feels good going all right, it's not my undies.

Ah, yeah.

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