Sora is viewing a studio apartment in Seattle with a rental agent. Listen for the polite words she uses for problems, and how he translates each one back into plain English.
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Practice · 3 min
Record Sora's line "So it's loud on weekends." Say it flat, with no question in your voice, and a small pause before "loud." Compare with the model. Restating someone's soft word in plain English, as a statement, is how you check what they really mean without calling them a liar.
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