Ðây là Chng Trình Anh Ng Sinh Ðng New Dynamic English bài 192. Phm Vn xin kính chào quí v thính gi. Bài hc hôm nay bt u bng mt mu àm thoi ta “Getting dressed,” trong ó v chng Brian và Sally sa son mc qun áo ra ngoài n ti. Brian có tt không nhìn ra mu sc. Brian is colorblind. Quí v nghe trc, sau ó nghe và lp li. Well, what’s the problem? Vy thì có sao không?

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    Daily Dialogue:    Getting Dressed (Part 3)
    
    Larry:     Daily Dialogue:    Getting Dressed (Part 3)
    
        The husband changes his shirt.=ngi chng thay áo s-mi.
    
    Now you look like a Christmas tree!     Trông anh nh mt cây nô-en.
    
    Larry:    Listen to the conversation.
    
    Sally:    Is there any other shirt you could wear?
    
    (short pause)
    
    Brian:    What do you mean?
    
    (short pause)
    
    Sally:    Honey, your shirt is orange and your pants are green!
    
    (short pause)
    
        It’s awful!
    
    (short pause)
    
    Brian:    Oh, no. I thought this was my blue shirt.
    
    (short pause)
    
    Sally:    I’m afraid it’s not.
    
    (short pause)
    
    Brian:    Well, you know that I’m colorblind!
    
    (short pause)
    
        You should tell me how I look.
    
    (short pause)
    
    Sally:    Well, right now, you look like a pumpkin.
    
    (short pause)
    
    Brian:    Thanks.
    
    (short pause)
    
        Well... how about this blue shirt?
    
    (short pause)
    
    Sally:    It’s not blue. It’s red.
    
    (short pause)
    
    Brian:    Well, what’s the problem?
    
    (short pause)
    
    Sally:    Now you look like a Christmas tree!
    
    (short pause)
    
    Larry:    Listen and repeat.
    
    
    Brian:    Well... how about this blue shirt?
    
    (pause for repeat)
    
    Sally:    It’s not blue. It’s red.
    
    (pause for repeat)
    
    Brian:    Well, what’s the problem?
    
    (pause for repeat)
    
    Sally:    Now you look like a Christmas tree!
    
    (pause for repeat)
    
    MUSIC

    Vietnamese Explanation

Phn ti là phn Câu trong tun, Question of the Week, trong ó quí v nghe mt s ting ng ri sau khi nghe câu hi, What is he doing? Ông ta ang làm gì? quí v phi oán xem ngi ó làm gì. To open=m. To walk through=bc qua. To close=óng li. To run down stairs.=chy xung cu thang. Downstairs=di nhà. Upstairs=trên gác. The washing machine is downstairs=máy git di nhà. The master bedroom is upstairs=phòng ng ln nht trên gác.

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    Question of the Week (question):    What is he doing?
    
    Larry:    Question of the Week!
    
    What is he doing?
    
    UPBEAT MUSIC
    
    Max:    It’s time for Question of the Week.
    
        Today, we’re going to listen to the sounds of a man doing something.
    
        What do you think he’s doing?
    
    Kathy:    I’m not sure I understand.
    
    Max:    Well... for example... listen to this:
    
    SFX:    Sound of a man opening a door, walking through it, and closing it
    
    Max:    What did you hear? What’s he doing?
    
    Kathy:    Oh! A man is opening a door, walking into a room and then closing the door!
    
    Max:    Exactly!
    
        Here are our questions.
    
        We’ll have the answers on our next show.
    
        Question Number One:    What is the man doing?
    
    SFX:     Sound of someone using a computer. Ting ngi ang dùng máy vi-tính.
    
    Max:    Okay, Question Number Two:    What’s he doing now?
    
    SFX:     Sound of someone running down stairs. Có ting ngi chy xung cu thang.
    
    Max:    What’s he doing?
    
        Tune in next time for the answers to Question of the Week.
    
    MUSIC
    NDE Closing
    
    Larry:     A Question for You
    
    Max:    Now here’s a question for you.
    
    Larry:    Listen for the bell, then say your answer.
    
    Max:    Which do you like better:  stage plays or radio plays?
    
    (ding)
    (pause for answer)
    
    Max:    OK!
    
    MUSIC
    
    Vietnamese Explanation

Phn ti là câu chuyn gia bài, Story Interlude, ch là “Big cars,” xe hi loi ln. To notice= ý. I noticed something today while I was driving to work.=Hôm nay tôi ý n mt iu trong khi tôi lái xe n s. Everyone seems to be driving really big cars these days.=Hình nh do này ai cng lái xe hi tht ln. Yes, cars are getting bigger.=Phi, xe hi càng ngày càng ln hn. Now that my son is growing up, we need a big car.=Vì con trai tôi mi ngày mt ln nên tôi cn mt xe hi ln. A compact, a small car=xe hi loi nh. Single people.= (1) ngi i mt mình; (2) ngi cha lp gia ình. This morning I saw lots of single people in these great big cars.=sáng nay tôi thy nhiu ngi lái xe mt mình trong nhng chic xe ln p. They feel safe in a big car.=h cm thy an-toàn trong mt xe hi ln. They want to look good=h mun trông cho sang.

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    Story Interlude:     Big cars
    
    Larry:    OK... and we’re off the air.
    
    SFX:    Elizabeth entering
    
    Eliz:    Hello, everyone.
    
    Max and Kathy:    Hi, Elizabeth. Hello.
    
    Eliz:    I noticed something today, while I was driving to work.
    
    Kathy:    What’s that?
    
    Eliz:    Everyone seems to be driving really big cars these days.
    
    Max:    Yes, cars are getting bigger.
    
        (pause)
    
        Actually, I’ve been thinking about getting a bigger car.
    
    Kathy:    Really, Max?
    
        What kind of car do you drive now?
    
    Max:    Oh, it’s a small car, a compact.
    
        For me, it’s fine, but now that that my son is growing up, we need a bigger car.
    
    Eliz:    Well, I can understand that.
    
        If you have children, you need a bigger car.
    
        But this morning, I saw lots of single people in these great big cars!
    
    Kathy:    I don’t know. Maybe they feel safer in a big car.
    
    Max:    And they want to look good.
    
    Kathy:    Uh hunh.
    
    Eliz:    Excuse me, it’s time to start my show.
    
    Larry:    Alri-i-i-ght. Quiet, please, everyone.
    
    Vietnamese Explanation

Trong on ti, Functioning in Business, mt chng trình Anh Ng thng mi trung cp, v tp tc và vn hóa trong thng trng M, quí v nghe phn “Coming to agreement, Part 6,” Ði n tha thun, phn 6. Phn này chú trng v d tính tng lai, This program focuses on future plans. Trong phn này, ta nghe ông hai ông Blake và Chapman bàn v tr giúp k thut sau khi mua ngi máy rô-bô. You were working out some details regarding technical support.=các ông ang tìm cách gii quyt vài chi tit liên quan n tr giúp k thut. To work out the problem=tìm cách gii quyt vn . Regarding, concerning, about.=v, liên quan n. Solution.=gii áp. To find a solution to a problem.=tìm ra cách gii quyt mt vn . We found a solution to the problem of storing spare parts.=chúng tôi ã tìm ra cách gii quyt vn lu tr ph tùng thay th.

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    FIB Opening
    
    MUSIC
    
    Eliz:    Hello, I’m Elizabeth Moore. Welcome to Functioning in Business!
    
    MUSIC
    
    Larry:    Functioning in Business is an intermediate level business English course with a focus on American business practices and culture.
    
        Today’s unit is “Coming to Agreement, Part 6.”
    
         This program focuses on Discussing Future Plans.
    
    
    MUSIC
    Interview:    Chapman
    
    Larry:    Interview
    
    Eliz:    Today, we are talking again to Mr. Stewart Chapman from New York.
    
    SFX:     Phone beep
    
    Eliz:    Hello, Mr. Chapman.
    
    Chap:    Hello.
    
    Eliz:    Today, we’re listening again to your conversation with Mr. Blake.
    
        You were still working out some details regarding technical support.
    
    Chap:    Yes. And we found a solution to the problem of storing extra parts.
    
    Eliz:    You seemed very happy with his answers.
    
    Chap:    I was satisfied, for the most part.
    
    Eliz:    Let’s listen to the end of the conversation.
    
    
    MUSIC

   Vietnamese Explanation
   
Trong phn ti, ông Chapman mun gi mt s nhân viên trong ban ch huy ca ông dùng máy bay sang Trung Quc. Mr. Chapman would like some of his staff to fly to China. In operation.= ang chy, ang hot ng; tng t= in action. I’d like some members of my staff to fly to China to see your robots in operation.= tôi mun vài nhân viên trong ban iu hành ca tôi bay sang Trung Quc xem ngi máy rô-bô chy ra sao. To set up.=dàn xp, lo liu, arrange/organize. Can you set up an appointment for me to see my doctor next Friday? Bn có th xin hn cho tôi gp bác s th sáu tun sau không?

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    Dialog:    FIB Dialog, Meeting with Chapman and Blake
    
    Larry:    Dialog
    
        Mr. Chapman would like some of his staff to fly to China.
    
    If you can give me some dates, I’ll set things up personally.     Nu Ông cho tôi bit vài ngày mà ông d trù s i, t tôi s lo dàn xp mi chuyn.
    
    Chap:    So in that case, extra parts can be flown in rather than stored.
    
    Blake:    Absolutely. We can guarantee delivery by air within thirty-six hours.
    
        And our technical support will be available twenty-four hours a day!
    
    Chap:    Excellent!
    
        One more thing.
    
        I’d like some members of my staff to fly to China to see your robots in operation.
    
    Blake:    Sure! That’s not a problem.
    
        If you can give me some dates, I’ll set things up personally.
    
    Chap:    Splendid!
    
         Well, it looks like we’ll be able to do business together.
    
    Blake:    I certainly hope so!
    
    MUSIC

    Vietnamese Explanation

Quí v va hc xong bài 192 trong ChngTrình Anh Ng Sinh Ðng New Dynamic English. Phm Vn xin kính chào quí v thính gi và xin hn gp li trong bài hc k tip.