1956 Vocabulary Rich

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"Give me a male name."

"Um...Nagini?"

For the first official question of the first official segment Jimmy prepared for tonight's show, Renly made the joke with a simple name.

If it wasn't for Jimmy's confirmation, they didn't communicate in advance, and it was entirely Renly's on-the-spot performance. He almost suspected that the answer was thought up by Renly; however, it was precisely because of this that Jimmy admired Renly even more— - The charm of the gestures is really eye-catching.

Jimmy looked at Renly with a half-smile, and said meaningfully, "It seems that you really have a lot of resentment towards 'Harry Potter'."

Nagini, that's the name of Voldemort's boa constrictor.

Renly spread his hands, "That's because we've been talking about 'Harry Potter' for so long, and to be honest, I can't think of any 'X-Men' names right now, in fact, I'm now Trying to recall Michael Fassbender's name, any of you remember his name?"

The audience laughed again.

"Magneto!" Jimmy gave a friendly answer, "Wait, am I switching crews now?"

"No, we're still on the 'Interstellar' crew." Renly replied quickly, "No, not Magneto, I mean Magneto's real name, not a nickname like 'Spider-Man'."

"..." Jimmy also opened his mouth, his head covered with question marks, and then stammered, "I...I can't remember it to be honest."

The audience in the studio began to raise their voices to remind them that the clear and audible sound rang all around, and Jimmy tapped his head again and again with the ballpoint pen in his hand, "Eric, Eric! That's right, right, right. I really forgot." Then Jimmy fell into a state of panic and called for help, "What should I do? Two weeks ago, Michael and James were guests on my show, and I forgot!"

Turning his head, Jimmy saw Renly's calm face, and said with a smile on his face, "It's all because of you, but you are so calm now?"

Renly pursed the corners of his mouth, "I'm not very familiar with them." He simply threw the blame, Jimmy was stunned, and then the audience was overjoyed.

Jimmy slumped his shoulders dejectedly and said resignedly, "Can we continue to record the show?"

Renly raised his eyebrows and gestured, "Otherwise, we'll end now? I'm fine."

"..." Jimmy held back, then said very seriously, "I hate you!" But the smile still overflowed, and he kept shaking his head, "Renly Hall, I hate you!" The sound of laughter in the studio couldn't stop, and Jimmy sat down again, again posing as "dictation", and then asked the second question, "Your favorite teacher's name?"

"Professor Javier," Renly replied.

Jimmy didn't look up, but the right hand holding the pen stopped, endured and endured, the smile at the corner of his mouth still couldn't be suppressed, and it rose like this.

The audience reacted quickly: Professor Javier, this is Professor X's last name, apparently, Renly did it on purpose.

Jimmy was already hovering on the edge of the laughing field, endured and endured, and finally couldn't hold back, "I'll pretend I don't know." The right hand smoothly wrote down the name of "Professor Javier".

The audience was already laughing all over the place, but Renly still had a calm look on his face, and then compared to Jimmy's helpless appearance with his words of suffering, he was full of joy, and the laughter in the studio was like bright sunshine. It was surging wantonly, and even the staff were no exception.

In fact, Renly really didn't do it on purpose, but was concentrating. He needed to keep up with Jimmy's questioning rhythm, otherwise the question-and-answer session would become protracted and lengthy, plus the real drama. It should be after all the questions have been filled in, and now the audience doesn't know so - including Renly himself, he doesn't know what the full version of Jimmy's card is, so he needs to increase the pace of the show to avoid letting the show fall into the quagmire of boredom. .

"Interjection." Jimmy continued.

"F***." The first word that popped into Renly's mind jumped out, but after unconsciously blurting it out, Renly himself was taken aback, and then he couldn't help laughing—

He was 100% sure that his performance today was a little off the rails. Can this be regarded as letting him go?

"No! No, you can't use that word." Jimmy panicked immediately, and the audience burst into laughter. Even Renly himself couldn't help but hold his forehead: This is the second time he's embarrassed tonight, but, There's something special about enjoying the show once in a while, though Renly still feels that vulgar words need to be controlled, because it's really not polite.

Jimmy quickly explained, "This is an American TV show, and we're still banning this term. Maybe the UK can, but the US can't."

The more serious Jimmy was, the more joyous the scene, especially seeing Renly's unbearable smile, the more approachable and joyful atmosphere surged.

Renly spread his hands, "I'm sorry, I'm really sorry, I can't believe I just said it. I guess it's all Cockney just now, we really shouldn't open that Pandora's box. Immediately after seeing Jimmy's eagerness to move, Renly shook his head repeatedly, "Don't ask me what I said in foul language in Oxford dialect, you can watch 'The King's Speech'

, but that's not a twenty-first century story, you know what I mean. "

The scene was already laughing like crazy, and Jimmy couldn't help it, but he still made an innocent look, glanced around the audience, expressed his innocence with his eyes, and seemed to say: What did I just do? Nothing was said, right? Don't just put a hat on me, okay?

Ren Li withdrew his gaze and smiled, and thought about it seriously, Interjection? And need to be a little more stupid? Then he gave a cold answer, "Okay, talkative!"

Jimmy froze in place, and the audience was full of question marks: What? What did Renly just say?

Renly turned his head, and then saw Jimmy's look of help, he suddenly realized, "By the way, the spelling should be..."

"Dictation" students don't know how to spell? Isn't this scene too funny?

Renly and Jimmy exchanged glances and said nothing, "f-l-i-b-b—I mean, two b—i-t-t-y-y, two t and two y, gibbitt, g-i—two b—i— Two t."

"Okay, it's written, although it knows me, I don't know it, but... well, next, number." Jimmy muttered to himself, and the audience's laughter really couldn't stop.

"Uh... four thousand two hundred and twenty-nine," Renly finished.

Jimmy finally laughed, lying on the table again, expressing his protest with body language: Where did this number come from?

Renly also chuckled, "I swear, that's the number in my head right now."

Jimmy shrugged and picked himself up again. "Nouns plural."

"Plural nouns? Artichokes." Renly gave an unexpected answer again.

"What?" Jimmy's first reaction was stunned, and then he responded, "Are you talking about the French artichoke as an appetizer or snack?"

"Yes!" Renly nodded, and then saw Jimmy's helpless eyes again, and suddenly realized, "Oh, a-r-t-i-c-h-o-k-e." This is true of many words. There is no problem in colloquial use, but the spelling always fails. to trouble.

Jimmy finished the spelling carefully, and then asked like a primary school student, "The name of the store."

"Macy's." Renly finally gave a "normal" answer.

"Body parts?" Jimmy continued quickly to the next question.

"Ass/stock." Renly used British slang, and many in the audience looked at each other in dismay, but Jimmy spelled it out smoothly this time.

Jimmy whispered, "I'm still very familiar with the street language." It seemed to show off a little, before returning to the game again, "A stupid word."

"Ass. Oh, no." After Renly blurted out, he shook his head in denial, "I think you've got my thoughts caught in my head, and I need to expand." Amidst Jimmy's light laughter, Renly Seriously thought about it, "Geronimo." But he shook his head again and denied his idea, "No, no, it's very inappropriate to say that."

Geronimo, this is a word with a special meaning. It was originally derived from the American paratroopers during World War II. Every paratrooper would shout this slogan and pray for good luck when he jumped out of the cabin. There is another interesting source about the source. The story is rumored to be related to the 1939 Western film "Geronimo", which told the story of the Apache, the last Indian tribe that opposed the invasion of the North American continent by foreign "invaders" from Europe.

Whether the rumors are true or false, the tradition has indeed been passed down, and now "Geronimo" has become a symbol of courage or good luck, not only will you shout before you set off for sports such as skydiving and bungee jumping, and go to a new journey also has a special meaning.

However, because the Indians were involved in the rumors, the mainstream media in North America, which was committed to covering up that period of history, were not too interested in such slogans.

Renly just came up with the word in his mind, but then felt inappropriate, so he shook his head, "To be honest, the talk show environment in the United States has my hands and feet tied. I'm not sure what my choice is. have what."

In the midst of the roar, Jimmy raised his head and looked at Renly dejectedly, "So, what size do you need?"

"Are you sure you want to discuss this with me?" Renly threw the question back, looking enthusiastic, and Jimmy immediately conceded, "I think 'flibbittyy-gibbitt' is just here. Good."

Renly nodded with a smile, and stopped chasing after him, then reconsidered, "Interjection, I'll reconsider one more: crumbs."

Jimmy nodded in agreement, "That's good, very British."

Renly chuckled, "It's very much like Hugh Grant, you know, 'Four weddings and a funeral' or 'Notting Hill' has a similar pronunciation."

Jimmy nodded lightly. "He's British too, wait, is he a London accent? Forget it, don't tell me."

"Yes, Hugh Grant is a London accent, and, he is a standard Oxford accent, he graduated from 'Oxford University'." Renly gave a positive answer with a smile.

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