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A walk in the park: The English We Speak - YouTube

Feifei: Hello and welcome to The English

We Speak. I'm Feifei.

Neil: And I'm Neil. Hey thanks for

joining me today, Feifei.

Feifei: No problem, Neil. I wanted

to give you my support for your

first run in the park.

Neil: Well, this run in the park is only

five kilometres.

Feifei: I know, but you're not particularly

fit and you haven't done much training.

Neil: Oh don't worry about that -

this will be a walk in the park!

Feifei: Err Neil - I hope you're not thinking

of walking around the park - this is a run,

a run in the park!

Neil: I have no intention of walking -

it's just an expression that means it's easy

to do, especially compared

to other activities.

Feifei: I'm glad to hear that because it's

just about to start - let's hope

you really do find it easy!

Neil: Don't worry, I will have finished by

the time you hear these examples...

I've been studying for so long, this exam

should be a walk in the park.

Oh don't worry about me, I've trekked in

the Himalayas, this hill will be a walk

in the park!

The job at the bank will be a walk in the

park - you studied economics

at university!

Feifei: You're listening to The English We

Speak from BBC Learning English - and

Neil has been using the phrase 'a walk in

the park' to explain that a run in the park

is easy, especially when compared

to other activities - like running a full

marathon, for example.

But where is Neil now?

Neil: ...here I am. Oh, that was hard.

Feifei: So that run wasn't a walk in

the park then? That's a shame.

Neil: Why's that?

Feifei: Well, I thought that if running in the

park was too easy, you could train for next

year's London Marathon. It's over

42 kilometres - that would be

no walk in the park.

Neil: Err, could we just park that idea,

please?! I'm going to do another activity

to keep fit and healthy.

Feifei: Oh yes, what's that?

Neil: Walking. In the park!

Feifei: Good idea. Bye!

Neil: Bye.

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Feifei: Hello and welcome to The English

We Speak. I'm Feifei.

Neil: And I'm Neil. Hey thanks for

joining me today, Feifei. unendoti|||

Feifei: No problem, Neil. I wanted

to give you my support for your чтобы оказать вам поддержку в вашем

first run in the park. |달리기|||

Neil: Well, this run in the park is only |||달리기||||| Ну, эта пробежка в парке только

five kilometres.

Feifei: I know, but you're not particularly ||||||especially ||||||특히 Фейфей: Я знаю, но ты не особенно

fit and you haven't done much training. в хорошей физической форме и без особых тренировок.

Neil: Oh don't worry about that -

this will be a walk in the park! Это будет прогулка по парку!

Feifei: Err Neil - I hope you're not thinking

of walking around the park - this is a run, ||주변을|||||| Прогулки по парку - это бег,

a run in the park! пробежка в парке!

Neil: I have no intention of walking - ||||의도|| ||||intenzione|| Я не намерен идти пешком.

it's just an expression that means it's easy Это просто выражение, которое означает, что это легко це просто вираз, який означає, що це легко

to do, especially compared |||rispetto a делать, особенно по сравнению с робити, особливо в порівнянні з

to other activities. на другие виды деятельности. до інших видів діяльності.

Feifei: I'm glad to hear that because it's Фэйфэй: Я рада это слышать, потому что это

just about to start - let's hope Вот-вот начнется - будем надеяться.

you really do find it easy! Вы действительно находите это легким!

Neil: Don't worry, I will have finished by Не волнуйтесь, я закончу к

the time you hear these examples... когда вы услышите эти примеры...

I've been studying for so long, this exam ||||||diese Prüfung| ||공부하고 있어|||오래|| |||||da tanto|| Я так долго готовился, что этот экзамен Я так довго готувалася, цей іспит

should be a walk in the park. должно стать прогулкой по парку. має бути прогулянкою в парку.

Oh don't worry about me, I've trekked in ||||||여행했어요| ||||||camminato dentro| ||||||he caminado| Не беспокойтесь обо мне, я уже ходил в поход.

the Himalayas, this hill will be a walk |히말라야|||||| |Himalayas|||||| Гималаи, этот холм будет просто прогулкой.

in the park!

The job at the bank will be a walk in the |||||||einfach||| Работа в банке станет для него настоящей прогулкой. Робота в банку буде просто прогулянкою в

park - you studied economics |||경제학 Парк - вы изучали экономику. парк - ви вивчали економіку

at university! в університеті!

Feifei: You're listening to The English We

Speak from BBC Learning English - and

Neil has been using the phrase 'a walk in ||||||una||

the park' to explain that a run in the park парк", чтобы объяснить, что пробежка в парке

is easy, especially when compared легко, особливо якщо порівнювати

to other activities - like running a full ||||||full для других занятий - например, для выполнения полного на інші види діяльності - наприклад, на проведення повноцінних

marathon, for example. Например, марафон. марафон, наприклад.

But where is Neil now? Но где сейчас Нил?

Neil: ...here I am. Oh, that was hard.

Feifei: So that run wasn't a walk in Фейфей: Тож ця пробіжка не була прогулянкою

the park then? That's a shame. парк? Очень жаль. в парку? Шкода.

Neil: Why's that? Почему?