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Friends: Joey Finds Out (Season 5 Clip) | TBS
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This clip from the sitcom *Friends* is an excellent resource for learners to study **conversational American English** and **social subtext**. The scene follows Chandler and Monica as they attempt to hide their secret relationship by fabricating stories about their "terrible" weekends. Learners will observe the use of **sarcasm** and **irony** as the characters lie to cover their tracks. The dialogue features useful informal expressions such as "a total bust" (a failure) and "hooked up" (met romantically). By watching, students will gain insight into how native speakers use context clues and wordplay to navigate secrets and awkward social dynamics.
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Damn Rolos.
- Hey, you're back. - Hey.
How was your conference?
It was terrible, I fought with..
...my colleagues, you know, the entire time.
Are you kidding with this?
Uh, so your weekend was a total bust?
Uh, no, I got to see Donald Trump
waiting for an elevator.
- Hi. - Hey, you're back too.
Yeah, um, Chandler, can I talk to you
outside for just a second?
Hey, how was your chef thing?
Uh, it was awful.
Guess some people just don't appreciate really good food.
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Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.
A common informal greeting used to say hello or to attract someone's attention. It is also frequently used as an exclamation to express surprise, interest, or to warn someone.
A deal is an agreement between two or more people, often involving buying or selling items. In shopping, it usually refers to a product that is bought at a very good or low price.
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