Dancing usually means moving at a rhythmic pace to music, either alone, with a partner, or in a group. We have watched Yang Liping dance and think she is beautiful.
Today I will share with you a cross talk about learning to dance, welcome to enjoy it!
Crosstalk "Learning to Dance" lines
A: In your cross talk, is it mainly about talking
B: Yes, language arts
A: But you are lacking a bit in terms of body shape and performance. Let’s see. I’ll tell you something when I have time. Say
B: Tell me what you do
A: Can’t you tell?
B: Can’t tell
A: This figure means this
B: Hmm?
A: Can’t you tell?
B: It’s hard to say
A: I am a dancer
B: Oh, I am a dancer
A: They call me a dancer
B: Oh, return to the dancer
A: Hey~
B: Why didn’t I see you skipping
A: Nonsense! I’ll dance for you! Humph~ I’m older now and I was a kid. ~~
B: Oh~
A: I danced when I was a kid and the door opened very early
B: Yes~
A : I was only 8 years old when I was very young
B: It was early enough
A: Did I just pinch my breast when I was 8 years old?
B: Right
A: When you see it, don’t eat it and start dancing
B: Alas, you didn’t pinch your breasts until you were 8 years old
A : I like to eat this, do you care?
B: Hey, who cares about you? Eat, eat, eat, eat...
A: I am in my fifties now and I am not very good. I jumped
B: Oh, I won’t jump now
A: Occasionally I give demonstrations to others
B: Oh, I became a teacher
A: Teaching students
B: OK
A: Mainly giving lectures etc.
B: Yes
A: But I rarely talk about it in China
B: Oh, you have been abroad
A: You often go abroad
B: Oh, where have you been abroad?
A: Oh, that’s too much
B: Tell me
A: What is Britain/America/France
B: Oh
A: Europe/Africa/Austria
B: Hmm
A: India/Myanmar/Turkey Pakistan/Hungary
B: Yeah
A: There are also countries like Mexico/Hawaii Uganda/Burundi Guinea/Somalia Chile/Brazil and Egypt Japan/Germany/Italy
Countries...
B: Been to all of them
A: Never been to any of them
B: Hey... (comes to his senses) Why did you blame him if he didn't go? !
A: No one is left behind. We all go there often
B: Oh, you go to all these countries often
A: Get old
B: Oh
A: But mine only stands for a long time
B: Ah
A: Permanent
B : Hmm
A: It’s the UK
B: Oh, I’ve been in the UK the longest
A: England
B: Oh, it’s like that Called
A: I lived there the most days
B: Good
A: Well, the British customs and customs
B: Ah
A: Lifestyle habits
B: Yes
A: I have it all
B: Oh
p>A: We go there often
B: Yeah
A: No
I'm bragging to you
B: Oops!
A: We have money, we have that pound, we often spend it
B: Yes
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A: Hey, the British are very particular about big restaurants!
B: Oh?
A: It’s not an ordinary small restaurant you went to.
B: Oh, haha
A: That big restaurant looks like a big garden from the outside
B: Yes
A: As soon as you enter the door There was a big disc in the room
B: Oh, the big disc
A: The big disc made of bricks
B: Yeah~~
A: The water is pouring out at the same time~
B: That’s called water, that’s a fountain!
A: One step on the high steps Once you step on it, the door is a revolving door
B: Yes, there is such a door
A: This door looks like a spinning wheel and one has to enter one at a time
B: Yes
A: The two of us went in together
B: How fresh it is
A: There was the British waiter after we entered. Ah
B: Ah
A: That’s the waiter
B: Oh, yes
A: Come over and bow to me
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B: How polite
A: We spend money
B: Yes
A: I don’t even take it seriously Him
B: Yo?
A: I will just use my side light to sweep in and ignore him
B: No, no, no, no You don’t look at him directly
A: Yes
B: Just use the sidelight to sweep it away?
A: Don’t look
B: Alas
A: Okay
B: Oops
A: A layman, a layman, this person is a layman, he doesn’t understand, he doesn’t understand, he doesn’t understand
B: Oh, I’m still a layman
A: This is how we look at people
B: Ah
A: This is direct light
p>B: Oh, direct light
A: Direct light
B: Oh
A: You have to think of this as side light
B: Look
A: Have you filled out the form?
B: Have you filled it out?
A: Is there any direct connection between filling out the form? Is it a collateral line?
B: Ahhh
A: There are two bladders. Look here, one here and one here
B: Hey, hey, hey, hey, what, what, what? It's called peripheral vision
A: It's OK
B: Whatever it is called: peripheral vision
A: I'm not holding that cane anymore
B: A walking stick
A: What are you doing with a walking stick? I’m not a young person, that’s called a cane
B: What are you doing?
A: Such a long stick
B: Ah
A: There is a big round pimple on the head. Did you know that the gentleman with status in England used this thing
B: Look, look
A: This is called Pai'er
B: Pai'er is good
A: Take it over
B: Give it to him
A: He doesn’t want it if you give it to him
B: What’s the point?
A: There is a cloakroom to save it
B: Oh, save it
A: He gave it back to me when I left
B: Oh, okay, okay
A: I can’t wear my coat anymore Take it off
B: Yeah~
A: Save it, oh, scarf
B: Ah
A: Take it off
B: Hohoho~ Hmm~
A: Gloves
B: OK
A: Top hat
B: Hey
A: Mask
B: Huh?
A: Ear hat
B: Hi~~~` You are fully clothed. Why are you here to take a shower? What are you doing?
A: The heater is hot in the big British restaurant
B: Hmm
A: I have to take off my cotton waistcoat
B: OK
A: Let’s find a clean stool
B: There are clean stools
A: Go Sit there and put on a new tablecloth
B: OK
A: Put on a napkin
B: OK
A: Order The last cigarette
B: Well, it’s still good
A: (Learn the sound of a lighter)
B: Well, it’s time to change the flint
>A: Go up
B: Go up? What are you on?
A: Whiskey
B: Hmm?
A: Bring some cloves of garlic for the brandy bread jam
B: Hi~~ Oh, I really have yours
A: What’s the matter
B: This Bread, jam, and garlic
A: What’s wrong?
B: What’s wrong? This doesn’t fit.
A: It doesn’t fit.
B: That’s not possible
A: Just eat it like this
B: Huh?
A: Just eat the red garlic every meal Do you know about red-skinned garlic? Peel it, chew it, and you can’t swallow it. It’s spicy.
B: Oh
A: After chewing, spit it out and take another piece. Chewing is useful
B: What’s the use?
A: There is a dance hall next to the big restaurants in the UK
B: Oh, the dance hall
A: There is that young British girl
B: Ah
A: Do you understand that young girl?
B: A young girl
A: Yes, I’m here to dance alone
B: Ah
A: I need to find a dance partner
B: Yes
p>A: You know I am a dancer
B: Oh
A: Take a look at what I look like as a young man from a distance
B: Hey
A: You have to ask me to dance with her
B: Oh
A: She can’t dance well, so you say it’s because of my reputation. If you don’t want to dance, it’s not appropriate for me not to dance
B: Yes
A: Just use this garlic tincture to tincture her
B: How to tincture
p>A: When she invited me, I burped at her, and she smelled it
B: Hey!! Oops, I asked you to hurt me
A: Mainly because they can’t dance well
B: Oh, they can’t dance well
A: Oh, no, no, no
B: Why are you so good at dancing?
A: This is what we do. I like you too
B: Why do you like me?
A: Accept a disciple and I will teach you
B: Where do you accept apprentices? Do I need your teaching? I already know how to dance
A: Can you dance?
B: How fresh
p>A: You are so special
B: Why are you talking nonsense
A: Let me test you
B: What are you talking about? A test
A: Tell me
B: What did you say
A: What is the ballroom really like
B: Hi
Is there any dance club here
A: You can’t tell if you haven’t been there
B: Who said that as soon as you enter the big glass door, there is a flashing traffic light on top and it is waxed underneath? There is a circle of small sofas around the floor
There is also a small band playing there, and it started dancing
A: Small band?
B: Ah
A: The small band is not like the one-stringed band in your folk art troupe...it’s all foreign music
B: Oh no, no, no, that’s called Western music
A: Oh~
B: Piano, accordion and violin
A: There is a band conductor
B: There is one
A: Yes
B: Yes
A: Holding a sharp wooden stick in a suit and leather shoes
B: Beautiful
A: Listen to him
B: Yes
A: Are you ready?
B: Ready
A ：预备~ 齐! 当当那个里格儿隆嘀咚啊~~
乙：哦不不不不不..停停停停停... 啊他得是舞曲啊
A: Come on
B: Let me give you an example
A: Ahhh
B: Skating Waltz
A: Oh
B: Di~ da da~ dang~ da di~ 唔唔~达唔唔~ 唔唔唔唔~ 唷唔唴唔~
Rub...
B: Yeah? OK
A: Yes or no
B: If it works, here it is. How about a ballroom dance for all of us? You can dance
A: Come on
B: Come
A: Just dance
B: We two
A: Ah
B: Learn from this big man and big girl
A: Why are you so big? Men are bigger than women
B: Of course, dancing requires a man and a woman
A: A man and a woman?
B: Ah
A: My man
B: Huh?
A: A big man
B: Wherever you are, you are a big man. Now
A: What's the matter
B: Generally speaking
A: Ah
B: These men are better than this If a woman is taller, it’s useless. Look, don’t raise your feet. This is a natural disaster and there’s no way to save her.
A: Oh, because I’m shorter than you
B: Much shorter
A: I’m a girl
B: I’m confused
A: I’m a big girl
B: Yes
A: Oh, let’s be the eldest daughter this time
B: Let’s be the eldest daughter
A: Oh, that’s right, I’ll be the eldest daughter
B: What’s wrong
A: I look charming
B: Yeah, yeah, I’m still charming
A: I’m pretty Female bar
B: I’ll put on makeup for you
A: Put on makeup
B: Hey~
A: Comb it Pigtails
B: Hey, no need, no need
A: Make it shorter
B: Hey, did you see it here?
A: What’s the matter
B: I have a handkerchief here
A: What is the handkerchief for?
B: This handkerchief It’s like a gauze scarf
A: Oh
B: After putting it on, we can distinguish men and women
A: Oh, here is one Difference
B: Right
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A: OK
B: Sit on the sofa and wait
A: Where are you sitting?
B: Ah
A: Where to sit?
B: Sit on the sofa
A: Sit on the sofa
B: Ah
A: The sofa is very comfortable
B: That’s right
A: There isn’t one here
B: Huh?
A: Backstage Move a sofa
B: Where can I move it for you
A: Let me sit on the sofa
B: Isn’t this a performance? Just squat down and make gestures here
A: Squat down
B: Hey
A: Like this
B : By the way, hey, I’m telling you, aren’t you sitting on the sofa?
A: Why don’t I squat down?
B: Have you ever seen a sofa? It has a backrest. You lean back. Stay a little bit
A: Lean back a little bit
B: Lean back a little bit and walk more comfortably. This is called sitting on the sofa
A: This sofa is more tiring than standing on it
B: Just do it best, let’s do this
A: Come on
B: Come ( Learning music) Di~ da da~ Dang~ Da di~ Deng Deng~ Da Deng Deng~ Didi Dai Deng~ Miss please dance
A: (Nutui)
B: What's wrong with this lady, I'm asking you to dance
A: (Ignore)
B: Who has offended her? Hey, reach out and walk away, okay? Another generation, another Dingtang... I live in Huaguo Mountain. I turned on the lights, turned on the strings, and took one... Oops!
A: (Somersault)
B: Who brought the monkey in?
A: This is not a monkey trick
B: Are you a talker? Do you understand the rules of dancing?
p>A: Are there any rules for dancing?
B: Of course, I’ll salute you here, you stand up and return the salute, and we start dancing and chatting at the same time
A: Oh
B: Can we have a date?
A: Can we have a date?
B: Of course. La
A: Impossible!
B: Then come again
A: Come on
B: Really...( Studying music) Di~ da da~ When~ da di~ 唔唔~达唔唔~ 唷唔唔唔~ 唷唔唔唔~ 唁唷唔唔~ 唁唔唔唔唔唔唔唴唴唴唴唴唴唴唴唴唴孔p>
B: My surname is Jia
A: What is it called?
B: Jia Daya
A: What is this name? Who gave it to him? The name Jia Daya is so unpleasant
B: Is it okay with you if my father gives it to you?
A: Bump-tap-tap-tap-tap-tap... How old is it? La
B: 38
A: What are you doing?
B: Playing cotton
A: Getting married
B: Not yet
A: It’s too late, so you have to hurry up
B: Ouch, ouch, ouch~ da da~ Dang~ da di~.. .
A: Okay, okay...fuck you