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Vidéo : Tom's interview - Part 1 - Dialogue en anglais

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Comment rater son entretien d'embauche ? La preuve avec Tom ! (texte en anglais)

Liam: Come in, come in. Hello, I'm Mr. O' Grady. You must be Jeremy Keating.

Tom: Yes. Yes.

Liam: Ok! Have a seat.

Tom: I'm on time, right? Took me ages to get here. I had to take two buses, it was so long! And it's so hot today! Can you believe this? In Dublin! Isn't it supposed to be raining all the time?

Liam: Now, Jeremy... tell me a little bit about yourself.

Tom: Well, my friends call me Jerry, I'm 17 years old, I originally come from Bath, but now I live in London with my parents. My mum is french and my dad is irish. I've already worked in France, so I thought, why not try to work in Ireland?

Liam: Ok, what kind of jobs have you had?

Tom: Erm, I've had... I worked for... I baby-sat for some... for a family in France last year. For three weeks. They were actually my cousins, but it still counts as a real job, doesn't it? It was really hard work!

Liam: So... Why are you interested in this job?

Tom: Well, I need the money, I speak french... and a bit of german, and the hours are good, so I can go out at night - I've got
loads of friends and family here.

Liam: Right... erm... Now, Jeremy... er... we do need someone to come in to work on saturdays, as well as during the week.

Tom: No problem, I don't mind! As long as I have my evenings off. So, erm... what is the job exactly?

Liam: Well, we mainly need someone who can help with stocking shelves, gift wrapping...

Tom: No, no, no, no. I like to talk to the customers. I've got great communication skills, and it's more fun! And there are loads of french and german tourists here in Dublin.

Liam: If I may continue... we're also looking for someone who can speak several languages - as can all our staff. So it's good, Jeremy, that you can speak several languages but we will need you to work as well!

Tom: Ok...

Liam: Right... now... er... we do need to interview a few more people so we'll get back to you by the end of the week.

Tom: Ok... I'm sure I'll be perfect for the job!

Liam: Thank you Jeremy.

Tom: Thanks a lot.

Liam : Goodbye.

Tom: Wasn't that the best what-not-to-do interview?

Liam: Yeah Tom, you're really good at being bad!

Tom: Thank you!

Producteur : Éditions Didier

Année de copyright : 2014

Année de production : 2014

Publié le 25/01/19

Modifié le 06/01/23

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Tom's interview - Part 1 - Dialogue en anglais

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Jasmine's interview - Part 2 - Dialogue en anglais

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Comment réussir son entretien d'embauche en anglais avec Jasmine ! (texte en anglais)Liam: Come in!Jasmine: Good morning, Sir. I'm Laura D...

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Comment rater son entretien d'embauche ? La preuve avec Jasmine ! (texte en anglais)

Liam: Come in! Hello, you must be Laura Dean.

Jasmine: Yeah, that's right.

Liam: Okay. Well, take a seat. Er... I'm Peter Cairn, I'm the staff manager. Er... I've been waiting for you...

Jasmine: Yeah, sorry. It's a long drive from Dublin! I didn't think it was gonna take that long...

Liam: Anyway. Tell me a little bit about yourself.

Jasmine: What... What do you want to know?

Liam: Well, what kind of jobs you've had, for a start...

Jasmine: Well... I've worked on and off at my uncle's cafeteria, doing dishes, at weekends, or in the summer...

Liam: Right. Now, as you saw in the ad, we're looking for an assistant gardener. Have you ever done any gardening before?

Jasmine: No, but it shouldn't be too hard, just pushing the lawn mower around or turning on the sprinklers! I do have a question though. The ad said the job starts early in the morning. How early? Do you mean like eight o'clock?

Liam: Eight o'clock? Our golfers are here before seven! You'd have to be here by six...

Jasmine: Six! Wow! That's early! But we do get breaks, right, coffee breaks... don't we?

Liam: Yes, of course you get coffee breaks. You get two coffee breaks, two twenty-minute coffee breaks, and an hour lunch break. Right... well... Do you have any more questions?

Jasmine: Yeah... How much will I get?

Liam: The job pays 7.50 an hour. Well, unless you have any more questions, we'll get back to you by the end of the week...

Jasmine: Ok. I'll be waiting for your call!

Liam: Yeah, alright. Thank you for your time!

Jasmine: Oh, no problem! See ya! Hey - do I get to drive the golf carts?

Liam: I don't think so, Jasmine. Because you won't be getting the job, come on! Seriously!

Producteur : Éditions Didier

Année de copyright : 2014

Année de production : 2014

Publié le 25/01/19

Modifié le 06/01/23

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Jasmine's interview - Part 1 - Dialogue en anglais

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She is a great american singer who sang jazz: a type of rhythmic music invented by African Americans in the 19th century. She was born on 25 April 1917 in Virginia and died in 1996 in Beverly Hills, California.

But why is Ella Fitzgerald so famous?

Because she made her mark on jazz. When she was 18, Ella won a singing competition and was hired by a jazz orchestra to tour the United States. One day on stage, she forgot the words of the song and replaced them with syllables and sounds she made up. People loved it. This type of scat singing is what made her famous. Then, she continued her solo career and performed in concert halls all over the world with the best musicians. She also gave concerts against racism and to defend black rights in the United States. Her style, her beautiful singing voice and generosity made Ella a star. She was nicknamed the "First Lady of Song" as much for her talent as for the zest she put into her singing. Throughout her career, Ella was awarded 13 Grammy awards, the equivalent of Oscars for music, and other awards from many countries. She died at the age of 79, very sick. Even today, Ella Fitzgerald is a model for many female jazz singers.

Nom de l'auteur : Jacques Azam

Producteur : Milan Presse, France Télévisions

Année de copyright : 2018

Publié le 27/08/18

Modifié le 21/03/19

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She is a great american singer who sang jazz: a type of rhythmic music invented by African Americans in the 19th century. She was born on 25 April 1917 in Virginia and died in 1996 in Beverly Hills, California. Because she made her mark on jazz.

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A musical is a show with dance, songs and dialogue between characters that tells a story. Whether it be a love story or an historical story, its main aim is to entertain the audience.

Okay, but how did a musical start?

The first musical was created in the United States over 150 years ago. But there were a lot of very successful musicals in the 1930s. At the time, the United States was in a deep economic crisis. People were worried and musicals made them feel better. Everything was designed to make people dream. Especially the wonderful sets that were even more important than the story! Broadway, an avenue in New York, became famous for its theatres and musicals. It still is today, 80 years later. Hit shows go on tour worldwide for many years. Quickly, movies were made as musicals. Some actors/singers/dancers were so talented that they became very famous. Like Fred Astaire. Today, musicals come from other countries too, like England and France. But big hits, like La La Land, that came out in 2016, are still often... made in America!

Nom de l'auteur : Jacques Azam

Producteur : Milan Presse, France Télévisions

Année de copyright : 2018

Publié le 23/07/18

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Tom raconte ses vacances de rêve à Los Angeles. Il a visité les studios de cinéma d'Hollywood et marché sur Sunset Boulevard.

Comment se sont passées les vacances de Tom ? (texte en anglais)

Jasmine: Hey! Nice shirt! You bought that in Los Angeles, didn't you?

Tom: Yeah! How did you guess?

Jasmine: Well, you only posted about two hundred photos online!

Tom: I know... It was sooo good! I really must tell you about my holidays! It was really exciting! And L.A. was brilliant!

Jasmine: Yeah. I saw the zillions and zillions of photos you posted.

Tom: And we visited Hollywood. The Movie Studios were so exciting. And I saw Shrek's star on the Walk of Fame!

Jasmine: Yes Tom, I know! And you were wearing that shirt!

Tom: Yeah. And we walked down Sunset Boulevard. I loved the palm trees - just like in the movies!

Jasmine: That's why you took twenty-three pictures of you standing next to a palm tree! I did wonder.

Tom: Yeah... But on the photos you can't see how hot it was! It was...

Jasmine: Over a hundred degrees. I know! You texted me!

Tom: One hundred degrees Fahrenheit, not Celsius! One hundred degrees Fahrenheit would be about 38 degrees Celsius. Yeah, it was so hot! Most days, we just went to the beach: three whole weeks swimming in the Pacific Ocean. Perfect dream holidays, really!

Producteur : Éditions Didier

Année de copyright : 2014

Année de production : 2014

Publié le 25/01/19

Modifié le 06/01/23

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Kyle raconte ses vacances à Stacey et comment il s'est cassé le bras : tout avait pourtant bien commencé...

Comment se sont passées les vacances de Kyle ? (texte en anglais)

Kyle: Oh hi, Stacey!

Stacey: Hey! Your arm is broken! What happened?

Kyle: Well... erm... you know. I went to the Rockies in Wyoming with my brothers in August...

Stacey: Yeah, I saw the photos. But your arm wasn't broken in the pictures! What happened?

Kyle: For the first few weeks it was great. We camped in the mountains and we went kayaking, rock-climbing, mountain biking... It was amazing!

Stacey: That sounds great! So? What happened? Did you fall off your bike?

Kyle: No... the last week was horrible... the weather got really bad, it was raining all the time, there were storms almost every day, it was cold... We had to go home early.

Stacey: That's a shame! But Kyle... Are you gonna tell me? How did you break your arm?

Kyle: Actually... I tripped over my backpack...

Stacey: I'm sorry, I didn't hear... Can you say that one more time?

Kyle: I tripped over my backpack...

Stacey: Seriously?

Kyle: ...down the stairs... at home!

Stacey: Really?

Kyle: Come on, it's not that funny! I was... I was really jet-lagged... and I fell from the top!

Stacey: I'm not laughing!

Kyle: It really hurt! And I twisted my ankle...

Stacey: I'm not laughing!

Kyle: Yes you are...

Stacey: No... I'm not!

Kyle: Look at this girl!

Stacey: Cut, cut, please!

Producteur : Éditions Didier

Année de copyright : 2014

Année de production : 2014

Publié le 25/01/19

Modifié le 15/01/24

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Comment se sont passées les vacances de Stacey ?

Stacey: Hey!

Cheryl: Hi! How are you doing?

Stacey: Good!

Cheryl: So tell me... How was your vacation?

Stacey: Nice...

Cheryl: Wow, you don't sound really enthusiastic!

Stacey: No, really, It was good. I went home to be with my parents. And I spent some time with my grandma.

Cheryl: Sounds great.

Stacey: No really, it was good... It's always good to get back home.

Cheryl: So, tell me, what did you do in Springville, Alabama?

Stacey: Well, I went horseback riding... I never get to ride horses in London! I miss it so much!

Cheryl: I didn't know you were into horseback-riding...

Stacey: Yeah, I bet there are a lot of things you don't know about me! But, hey, did I tell you about my little sister?

Cheryl: You mean... Celia?

Stacey: Yeah Celia! She turned sixteen this year, so we had a huge 'sweet sixteen' party for her! Back home in the US, turning sixteen is a very big deal! We made tons of little cupcakes, of all different colors and flavors...

Cheryl: Oh, I just love cupcakes!

Stacey: We had such a good time making them together, but, afterwards, boy! did we make a mess of the kitchen!

Cheryl: So you did have a nice vacation!

Stacey: Yeah! And I got to spend some time with my old friends from high school. It was great... just to hang out with them again... So, yeah! It was a real nice vacation back home, in Springville, Alabama!

Producteur : Éditions Didier

Année de copyright : 2014

Année de production : 2014

Publié le 25/01/19

Modifié le 24/03/20

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Stacey: Hey! Cheryl: Hi! How are you doing? Stacey: Good! Cheryl: So tell me... How was your vacation? Stacey: Nice... Cheryl: Wow, you don't sound really enthusiastic! Stacey: No, really, It was good. I went home to be with my parents. And I spent some time with my grandma.