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Уильям снова встречает Анну, облив её соком на улице.

▸ Подробности сюжета

Уильям владеет туристическим книжным магазином в районе Лондона под названием Ноттинг Хилл.

Анна Скотт — очень известная американская актриса.

Вчера Анна заходила в книжный магазин Уильяма и купила ужасную книгу о путешествиях по Турции.

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Анна
Анна
Уильям
Уильям
Bugger!
Чёрт! Проклятье!
on the street
на панели (работать проституткой)
the non-prostitute sense
в смысле не проститутки
tidy
опрятный, аккуратный, не захламлённый
heavenly
божественный, райский, как во сне
spick-and-span
чистый, безупречный, с иголочки
Get your hands off me!
Убери от меня руки!
on the street
на улице (пешком, идя по улице)
in yards
ярд (единица измерения расстояния, примерно 0,91 метра)
surreal
сюрреалистичный, похожий на странный или необычный сон

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William

Oh! Shit! Bugger! I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Here. Let me...

oʊ! ʃɪt! ˈbəgər! əm soʊ ˈsɑri. əm soʊ ˈsɑri. hir. lɛt mi...

Anna

Get your hands off!

gɪt jʊr hænz ɔf!

William

I'm really sorry. I live just over the street. I have, um, water and soap. You can get cleaned up.

əm ˈrɪli ˈsɑri. aɪ lɪv ʤɪst ˈoʊvər ðə strit. aɪ hæv, əm, ˈwɔtər ənd soʊp. ju kən gɪt klind əp.

Anna

Thanks, but I just need to get my car back.

θæŋks, bət aɪ ʤɪst nid tɪ gɪt maɪ kɑr bæk.

William

I also have a phone. I'm confident that in five minutes, we could have you spick-and-span and back on the street again. In the non-prostitute sense, obviously.

aɪ ˈɔlsoʊ hæv ə foʊn. əm ˈkɑnfədənt ðət ɪn faɪv ˈmɪnəts, wi kʊd hæv ju spick-and-span ənd bæk ɔn ðə strit əˈgɛn. ɪn ðə non-prostitute sɛns, ˈɑbviəsli.

Anna

All right. Well, what do you mean just over the street? Give it to me in yards.

ɔl raɪt. wɛl, wət du ju min ʤɪst ˈoʊvər ðə strit? gɪv ɪt tɪ mi ɪn jɑrdz.

William

Uh, 18 yards. That's my house there with the blue front door.

ə, 18 jɑrdz. ðæts maɪ haʊs ðɛr wɪθ ðə blu frənt dɔr.

William

Come on in. I'll just... I'll just... Ahhh, right. Right.

kəm ɔn ɪn. aɪl ʤɪst... aɪl ʤɪst... ahhh, raɪt. raɪt.

William

Come in. It's, um, not quite as tidy as it normally is, I fear. But, um, the bathroom's on the top floor. And the telephone's just, just up here. Here. Let,

kəm ɪn. ɪts, əm, nɑt kwaɪt ɛz ˈtaɪdi ɛz ɪt ˈnɔrməli ɪz, aɪ fɪr. bət, əm, ðə bathroom's ɔn ðə tɔp flɔr. ənd ðə ˈtɛləˌfoʊnz ʤɪst, ʤɪst əp hir. hir. lɛt,

Let me... Um, round the corner. Straight on. Straight on up.

lɛt mi... əm, raʊnd ðə ˈkɔrnər. streɪt ɔn. streɪt ɔn əp.

William

Bugger! Bugger!

ˈbəgər! ˈbəgər!

William

Would you like a cup of tea before you go?

wʊd ju laɪk ə kəp əv ti ˌbiˈfɔr ju goʊ?

Anna

No.

noʊ.

William

Coffee?

ˈkɔfi?

Anna

No.

noʊ.

William

Orange juice? Probably not. Um, something else cold? Coke? Water?

ˈɔrɪnʤ ʤus? ˈprɑbəˌbli nɑt. əm, ˈsəmθɪŋ ɛls koʊld? koʊk? ˈwɔtər?

Anna

No.

noʊ.

William

Do you always say "no" to everything?

du ju ˈɔlˌweɪz seɪ "noʊ" tɪ ˈɛvriˌθɪŋ?

Anna

No. I'd better get going. Thanks for your, ah, help.

noʊ. aɪd ˈbɛtər gɪt goʊɪŋ. θæŋks fər jʊr, ɑ, hɛlp.

William

You're welcome. And may I also say, um, heavenly. I'll just take my one chance to say it. After you've read that terrible book, you're certainly not going to be coming back to the shop.

jʊr ˈwɛlkəm. ənd meɪ aɪ ˈɔlsoʊ seɪ, əm, ˈhɛvənli. aɪl ʤɪst teɪk maɪ wən ʧæns tɪ seɪ ɪt. ˈæftər juv rɛd ðət ˈtɛrəbəl bʊk, jʊr ˈsərtənli nɑt goʊɪŋ tɪ bi ˈkəmɪŋ bæk tɪ ðə ʃɑp.

Anna

Thank you.

θæŋk ju.

William

Yeah. Well, my pleasure.

jæ. wɛl, maɪ ˈplɛʒər.

William

So, it was nice to meet you. Surreal, but, um, but nice. Sorry.

soʊ, ɪt wɑz nis tɪ mit ju. sərˈil, bət, əm, bət nis. ˈsɑri.

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Фраза 1

Shit! Bugger!

Фраза 2

Get your hands off (me)!

Фраза 3

I live just over the street. I have water and soap. You can get cleaned up.

Фраза 4

Thanks, but I just need to get my car back.

Фраза 5

I'm confident that in five minutes, we could have you spick-and-span and back on the street again.

Фраза 6

What do you mean just over the street? Give it to me in yards.

Фраза 7

Come in. It's, um, not quite as tidy as it normally is, I fear.

Фраза 8

Round the corner. Straight on. Straight on up.

Фраза 9

Would you like a cup of tea before you go?

Фраза 10

Do you always say "no" to everything?

Фраза 11

I'd better get going.

Фраза 12

After you've read that terrible book, you're certainly not going to be coming back to the shop.

Фраза 13

So, it was nice to meet you. Surreal, but, um, but nice.

  1. Anna declines offers of tea, coffee, and other beverages. Why do you think she consistently says "no" to these offers?
  2. Anna walks into a stranger's home after he spills juice on her. How do you feel about this decision? Why?
  3. If you were in William's position, would you have handled the situation differently? How and why?
  4. Have you (or maybe a friend) ever had a public accident with a stranger that led to friendship (or being romantically involved)? What happened?
  5. If you were in Anna's position, would you have handled the situation differently? How and why?
  6. What do you think William's intentions are when he invites Anna to his house to get cleaned up? Is he genuinely trying to help, or does he have other motives?

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