Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Several words spoken by a Texan girl
English answer:
Damn, what happened to our little prowler
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Aug 26, 2015 09:08
8 yrs ago
English term
Several words spoken by a Texan girl
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Two sentences two fast for me to understand
I was trying to transcribe the dialogues from a very old US movie released in 1944. I've found two sentences that I cannot understand. The girl is from Texas and she speaks very fast.
This is the link to the audio file (no registration required):
http://picosong.com/uW46
What I understand is:
- Yeah, but I know [.....]
- Oh, yes, to be excused.
- Could he certainly [.......] and showed up.
Any help, please?
This is the link to the audio file (no registration required):
http://picosong.com/uW46
What I understand is:
- Yeah, but I know [.....]
- Oh, yes, to be excused.
- Could he certainly [.......] and showed up.
Any help, please?
Responses
3 +2 | Damn, what happened to our little prowler | Björn Houben |
Responses
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7 mins
Selected
Damn, what happened to our little prowler
- Damn, what happened to our little prowler (?)
- Oh, he has to be excused.
- Well he certainly scooted out of here fast enough when two other men showed up.
- Oh, he has to be excused.
- Well he certainly scooted out of here fast enough when two other men showed up.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Terry Richards
: I think it's "asked to be excused" but the rest sounds right.
6 mins
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agree, makes more sense
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agree |
Sheri P
: I don't think it's "damn"; I'm pretty sure it's "well."
2 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks a lot, Björn and Terry."
Discussion
Alice Hill: Oh, he asked to be excused.
The Missing Juror 1944
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037078/