| Episode 12: After the film | |
| Michal: | Well that rom-com was much better than I expected. It was really romantic. Thank you. |
| Alice: | Oh, it was my pleasure. |
| Michal: | Would you like to do it again - go out on another date with me? |
| Alice: | Another date? Michal, that wasn't a date we were on there. |
| Michal: | It wasn't? Oh, I thought it was. |
| Alice: | No, we're just good friends. |
| Michal: | Yes, we are good friends and I'd like us to be better friends so I'm going to ask you: would you like to go out with me? |
Vocabulary:
rom-com (n) - romantic comedy film: Romantic comedy films are movies with light-hearted, humorous dramatic stories centered around romantic ideals such as a "true love" able to surmount most obstacles or the "perfect couple."
expect (v.) - to think that something will probably or certainly happen
romantic (adj.) - not realistic or practical : not based on what is real, of, relating to, or involving love between two people, thinking about love and doing and saying things to show that you love someone
pleasure (n.) - a feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction : a pleasant or pleasing feeling
go out on a date (phr.) - an occasion when two people who have or might have a romantic relationship do an activity together
good (adj.) - [Inflected forms: better, the best] of high quality, pleasant, pleasing, or enjoyable
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