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#71 Travelogue Uzbekistan: Showbiz

Who would have thought! Uzbekistan is full of talented actors, and all it takes to activate this talent is a camera, a proper professional outfit (put your mask on already!!!) and the right location.

Good students
People expect to find them in a library, so let’s go there for some proper shots. Everyone gets a random book and acts as if they were fully immersed in it. And then have a student carefully sifting through the shelves in search for the perfect book – a real classic.

Happy foreigners
Up until 2018 foreigners working in Uzbekistan apparently had to go to Tashkent for their work visa. Now we get our work visa in the region where we live, so it’s relatively easier. Let’s celebrate that four years later and show some happy foreigners on TV. Little plastic flags, a smart-looking officer, documents with signatures and stamps, a pile of visa stickers, masks – all decoration.

👉@afandi_english👈 #travel #uzbekistan
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#71 Travelogue Uzbekistan: Showbiz Who would have thought! Uzbekistan is full of talented actors, and all it takes to activate this talent is a camera, a proper professional outfit (put your mask on already!!!) and the right location. Good students People…
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📍showbiz = short for ‘show business’ = sth not real, just to show people 📍Who would have thought! = Oh what a surprise! 📍all it takes = all that is needed 📍proper = good, right 📍outfit = clothes, clothing style 📍shots = photos 📍random = any, doesn’t matter which one 📍be immersed in sth = be totally inside sth 📍sift through sth = go slowly through sth, looking for sth carefully 📍in search for sth = looking for sth 📍apparently = seemingly, it seems 📍relatively = compared to before or somewhere else
#83 Spot Afandi and his donkey: Afandi on top of things in Tashkent

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#70 Afandi Quiz: Mysterious song

Today’s quiz is about a mysterious song from a mysterious country! Can you guess where it’s from? Pay attention to the language and style.

👉@afandi_english👈 #quiz #song_quiz
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This song is from ...
Ouch!

👎 Unfortunately this song is not from 🇻🇳Vietnam although that’s a pretty good guess. 🇧🇩Bangladesh was wrong because it should have sounded more like Indian music then. 🇨🇳China was also wrong, by the sound of the language more than the style though.

👍 🇰🇭Cambodia was the right answer. The language of Cambodia is called Khmer and sounds harder than Vietnamese to which it is related.
#9 A Good Laugh: Knallerfrauen

▶️ Who said Germans aren’t funny? Watch this German lady getting into awkward (=strange) situations.

More Knallerfrauen here.

👉@afandi_english👈 #good_laugh
#107 Our favourite mistakes: Vocabulary

▶️ Please translate the following sentence:
Biznes markazda kostyum shim kiyishiz kerak.

Perhaps you think it is:
At the business centre you should wear a costume.

Well, it should be:
At the office you should wear a suit.

Why?

❗️ The word business centre is a pseudo-anglicism – a word that seems to be English but isn’t actually used in English-speaking countries. If you want to refer to the building you can say office building.

❗️ A costume is a special set of clothes that actors wear, or you may wear a zombie costume on a Halloween party. It has nothing to do with formal clothes. The word is an example for a false friend – a word that seems easy to translate but means something different.

👉@afandi_english👈 #mistakes #vocabulary
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#5 Afandi Karaoke: Marry You (by Bruno Mars)

▶️ Here’s a song that is not only good for your English but also really helps you understand cultural differences!

👉@afandi_english👈 #karaoke
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