Hearing practice #4c I like doing hearing tests and I try to type down what's been said in the video and see how accurate I get the words, I would like you to correct my mistakes please, here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKKUpUMODeI Cornpop pops, obviously, but it also jumps into the air and summer salt, and for the first time 2 French scientists have figured out the physics of that. First, the heart-hole splits because of the pressure of hidden water vapor, the vapor is what makes the pops up, then the sudden puffy expansion works like a muscle, bolting the corn into the air, the researchers have equations for all of this, temperature, force, pressure, so makes popcorn a very good tool for teaching Physics, and still tasty, popcorn anyone?

About the word: Caveat

I have been hearing/seeing that word grow in popularity in the past months, did it recently became part of the daily vocabulary for English speakers? was it initially brought up by the media or was it picked up from somewhere else? I never recall seeing that word 1 year ago.

Hearing practice #4b https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKKUpUMODeI -I marked with (?) the words I didn't understand/catch/identify while listening... or words I'm not sure of their spelling. -I may also have got wrong other words I didn't mark so please correct me :) ------------------- --(?)-- cornpop pops, obviously, but it also jumps into the air and summer --(?)-- and for the first time 2 French scientists have figured out the physics of that --(?)-- . First, the heart-hole(?) splits because of the pressure of hidden water laker, the vapor is what makes the pops up, then the sudden puffy expansion works like a muscle, bolting(?) the corn into the air, the researchers have equations for all of this, temperature, force, pressure, so makes popcorn a very good tool for teaching Physics, and still tasty, popcorn anyone?

bandito or bandido? Is bandido the translation of English bandito? Is it the same or there's a small difference?

Hearing practice #4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKKUpUMODeI -I marked with (?) the words I didn't understand/catch/identify while listening... or words I'm not sure of their spelling. -I may also have got wrong other words I didn't mark so please correct me :) ------------------- --(?)-- cornpop pops, obviously, but it also jumps into the air and summer --(?)-- and for the first time 2 French scientists have figured out the physics of that --(?)-- . First, the heart-hole(?) splits because of the pressure of hidden water laker, the vapor is what makes the pops up, then the sudden puffy expansion works like a muscle, bolting(?) the corn into the air, the researchers have equations for all of this, temperature, force, pressure, so makes popcorn a very good tool for teaching Physics, and still tasty, popcorn anyone?

please feel at home or feel like at home? any other ways to say it?

Whats the word for insignia? I can't find the matching word for this in English because the translation is the same, the one I'm looking for would be used in this context: Michael Jackson's insignia dance-move was the moonwalk. Ronaldo's insignia celebration is the airplane.

Please share some short puns.

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Cereal Killer

Human Beans

Hearing practice #3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0iOxAkkqS4 from 0:15 to 1:10 -I marked with (?) the words I didn't understand/catch/identify while listening... or words I'm not sure of their spelling. -I may also have got wrong other words I didn't mark so please correct me :) ------------------- N: Everyday throughout NYC is the high states dance alternative size parking. When parking is prohibited on one side of the street so the streets can be swapped, drivers do double park on the other. It doesn't ---(?)--- cars are not allowed to return until the prohibition is over. P1: How many times you are asked your car to be moved back and forth? P2: hohoho, In a week or in a? P1: In your lifetime P2: Oh, many thousand times, easily. P3: In my lifetime?, In my lifetime? feels like millions. N: Some drivers leave their cars and return just before the prohibition ends to be parked legally. P3: I'll leave my car and just get ---(?)-- my phone and come back and move it again. P4: I'm home during the day generally so I feel that's a relatively good deal to get your street clean.