Easy English Expression 0387 I can live with some...

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1:01And please share it. Tell your friends if you think these are useful. Please share it with your friends. That's it. Enjoy today's podcast. Let's go back in time. How is your week starting? I hope it's starting very well. Are you too busy? Well, yeah, too busy is okay, but we can survive, right? I hope so. If that's true, you can use today's expression, which is I can live with some dot, dot, dot. I can, C-A-N, live, L-I-V-E. I can live with some, I can live with some busy days. I can live with some crazy co-workers. I can live with some evil bosses. Now, what this expression means is you can tolerate busy days.

2:03You don't like them, but it's possible that you understand they do exist and you accept it. You tolerate T-O-L-E-R-A-T-E. You tolerate busy days. You tolerate crazy co-workers. You tolerate evil bosses. Yeah, if you work at a company, you have to. If you cannot tolerate an evil boss, you should quit the company, move to a different job. It's true, it's true. Now, how many of you have a mother? Yes, I know, we all have mothers. I don't know about you, but my mother, my mother's a great lady, but oh my goodness. Does she nag me, N-A-G? She's always saying, did you pay the rent? Did you eat lunch? Did you eat dinner?

3:03Did you take some medicine? Did you take your vitamins? Did you do this? Did you do this? Oh, mom, come on. Now, I can live with some nagging, but not every day. So, this expression usually has part one and part two. Part one is, I can live with some tata-tata. I can tolerate some tata-tata. Part two is, but not every day, but not all the time, but not 24 hours a day. This is the idea. It's a very nice expression, and I want you to think about how you can use the expression. But first, let's listen to today's dialogue. Oh, my neighbors are so loud. That's life in an apartment. Hey, I can live with some noise, but not all night.

4:05Why don't you complain? Nah, I'll just move out. That's true. Do you live in an apartment? Well, you know what? If you live in an apartment, there's noise. There's lots of noise, upstairs downstairs, the next door neighbor, the loud children, the loud teenage boys with their music. There's noise, but you know, if you live in an apartment, you have to tolerate the noise. I can live with some noise. Yeah, I understand, you know, during the daytime, kids come home from school. You know, kids are playing Nintendo, maybe on Saturday, Sunday, I can live with some noise, but not all night. After 10 p.m., no, please shut up. Before 7 a.m., no, please shut up. I can't, no, I can't do it. Thank God, where I live now,

5:06I am the noisiest person. I think so. I'm very quiet, but I do tend to work at night, and I make recordings, so oh my goodness, I hope my neighbors are okay. So far, they've never, ever, ever complained, and they say hi to me, they're very nice. They're very old, which is a good thing. I think my neighbor, next door, I think he's like 80 years old. So he probably can't hear anyway. I hope, if he does, if he can't hear me, I do apologize, yeah. So can you think of something that you can live with? It's okay, but not all night, not all the time, not from you, something like that. Think of a situation to use this great expression. I can live with some, that, that, that, but not all night. That's today's expression.

6:06Oh, my neighbors are so loud. That's life in an apartment. I can live with some noise, but not all night. Why don't you complain? No, I'll just move out. My neighbors are so loud. That's life in an apartment. I can live with some noise, but not all night. Why don't you complain? No, I'll just move out. Thanks so much for listening. Make sure to check out our webpage, www.letsmasterenglish.com. Try a free lesson. Get our newsletter. And if you have a question, please or a comment or maybe some criticism, then please send an email contact at letsmasterenglish.com.

7:08I'm Coach Shane, and together, let's master English.