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STARGATE (1994) FULL MOVIE | Stargate Command - Duration: 1:55:23.
(CAR HORN HONKS)
Professor!
(SHOUTING IN ARABIC)
Catherine!
Professor!
Salaam, salaam.
Watch your step. Okay.
INTERPRETER: We found something beautiful.
Uh-huh.
I do not believe it!
Big, big, big surprise!
Yeah? I can hardly wait.
(INTERPRETER YELLING IN ARABIC)
TAYLOR: Over here! Over here!
(SPEAKING IN ARABIC)
(IN SWEDISH)
(IN SWEDISH)
PROF. LANGFORD: Catherina, come!
(INTERPRETER CHATTERING IN ARABIC)
(MEN GRUNTING)
(IN SWEDISH)
(IN SWEDISH)
(SIREN WAILING)
(MAN CHATTERING)
JACKSON: There are symbols painted everywhere.
Uh, names, titles of owners,
lists of offerings.
Every other major architectural structure at the time
was covered with detailed hieroglyphics.
When is the academic community gonna accept the fact
the Pharaohs of the IVth Dynasty
did not build the great pyramid?
(AUDIENCE MURMURING)
Look, look, inside the pyramid,
the most incredible structure ever erected,
there are no writings whatsoever and--
MAN: Dr. Jackson!
You left out the fact that Colonel Vyse
discovered quarrymen's inscriptions...
Right.
...of Khufu's name within the pyramid.
Well, his discovery was a fraud.
(AUDIENCE GASPS)
MAN: Well, I hope you can prove it!
Well, who do you think built the pyramids?
I don't have any idea who built them. I mean that--
(PEOPLE LAUGHING)
Men from Atlantis?
Or Martians perhaps?
The point is not who built them,
but the point is when they were built.
I mean, we all know new geological evidence
dates the sphinx back to a much earlier period.
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
Knowing this,
I think, you know, we have to begin to reevaluate
everything we've come to accept about...
I mean, I've-- I've been able to show
a fully developed writing system
appeared in the first two dynasties.
You know, which... Almost as if it was based
on an even earlier prototype.
Is there a lunch or something that, that everybody...
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
WOMAN: Taxi!
Dr. Jackson!
What? Yes?
Someone wants to speak with you.
JACKSON: The Air Force? What's this?
What is this?
CAPTAIN: Could you step over to the car, please?
Sir?
JACKSON: We going somewhere?
You're gonna be fine.
We'll take care of these.
CATHERINE: Jackson, those your parents?
Foster parents.
What--what is this all about?
A job.
What kind of a job?
Translation.
Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.
Interested?
I--I'm going to go now.
Go where?
(CHUCKLES)
I mean, you've just been evicted from your apartment.
Your grants have run out.
Everything you own are in those two bags.
You want to prove that your theories are right?
This is your chance.
What's this?
Travel plans.
Travel.
CAPTAIN: Sir.
(CAR ENGINE STARTING)
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
(DOG BARKING)
LIEUTENANT: Mrs. O'Neil?
Come on in.
Mrs. O'Neil, is your husband at home?
Yes.
Do you think we might be able to speak with him?
You can try.
(CLOCK TICKING)
(KNOCKING AT DOOR)
(HINGES SQUEAKING)
Excuse me, Colonel O'Neil.
We're from General West's office.
Sir?
We're here to inform you that you've been reactivated.
The guy's a mess.
(SIGHING)
How did he get like that?
His kid died.
Accidentally shot himself.
Jesus.
(BEEPS)
COMPUTER VOICE: Cleared.
(SNEEZING)
Cold?
Allergies.
(BLOWING NOSE)
Always happens when I travel.
There you go.
Hi.
Dr. Jackson? Dr. Gary Meyers.
Hello. Hello.
How are you?
What is this place?
Nuclear missile silo.
Don't worry. It's been completely converted.
Barbara Shore. Hi.
Hello.
(MACHINE BLEEPING)
Okay, Jackson.
Welcome to the well.
Hello, hello.
This is...
Where'd you find this?
Giza Plateau, 1928.
JACKSON: 1928.
I've--I've never seen anything like this.
(LAUGHS)
Of course you haven't.
No one has.
Now there's--there's two lines of hieroglyphs.
The inner track has the classic figures,
but the outer track is like the cartouche in the center.
It's got writing unlike we've ever found before.
JACKSON: Those aren't hieroglyphics.
Might be some form of hieratic or maybe cuneiform.
Yeah.
Well, the translation of the inner track is wrong.
Must have used Budge.
I don't know why they keep reprinting his books.
E-Excuse me. Uh...
W-What are you doing?
We--we've used every known technique.
That's a curious word to use, eh, "Gebeh."
Yeah.
Then adverbial, "Sedjem-en-ef."
Then "sealed."
And "buried."
(MEYERS STUTTERING) Excuse me! What are you doing?
It's not "coffin."
"For all time."
Who the hell translated this?
Uh, I--I did.
Well, this should read, "A million years into the sky
"is Ra, sun god,
"sealed and buried for all time."
It's not "door to heaven."
Is...
"Stargate."
(CHUCKLES)
Well, so, why is the military so interested
in 5,000-year-old Egyptian tablets?
My report says 10,000.
Afternoon, Colonel.
Um... Do I know you?
I'm Colonel Jack O'Neil from General West's office.
I'll be taking over from now on.
This figure 10,000 is ludicrous.
I mean, Egyptian culture didn't even exist.
We know.
But the sonic and radiocarbon tests are conclusive.
Well, these are cover stones.
Was there a tomb underneath?
No, no, no, no.
But we found something a lot more interesting.
O'NEIL: Excuse me.
This information has become classified.
From now on,
no information is to be passed on to nonmilitary personnel
without my expressed permission.
Catherine, what's goin' on here?
I'm not sure.
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
Colonel O'Neil.
I think you owe me an explanation.
I was told I had complete autonomy.
Plans change.
Why are you here? Why did they bring you on this project?
I'm here in case you succeed.
(SCOFFS)
JACKSON ON TAPE RECORDER: Completed search
of cuneiform and other pre-dynastic hieroglyphics.
No matches whatsoever.
I've exhausted all reference material
in comparing the symbols in the cartouche
against all known writing samples from the period,
pre and post.
Still no similarities.
I'm never gonna get paid.
Uh, uh, uh, uh.
Can I borrow this?
Orion.
MAN: ...financial situation.
Hi.
Hello, sir.
Right here, mate.
Jackson, I'd like you to meet General West.
Oh, hello there.
Oh, right, General.
Right. Okay.
So you think you've solved in 14 days
what they couldn't solve in two years?
Two years?
Anytime.
Um...
I have some stuff to look at.
Uh, if you'll just pass-- pass them down.
Um, you'll have to share them 'cause I...
I'm sorry, I don't... I'm sorry I don't have enough of, uh...
Anyway, uh... Okay. All right.
We're obviously looking at a picture of the cover stones.
Now, on the outer track,
these figures
that you would believe to be words to be translated
were in fact...
Sorry about that.
Were in fact, star constellations.
Now these constellations were placed in a unique order
forming a map or an address of sorts.
Seven points to outline a course to a position.
And, uh,
to find a destination
within any three-dimensional space,
you need six points
to determine an exact location.
You said you needed seven points.
Well, no. Six for the destination.
But to chart a course you need
a point of origin.
Except there's only six symbols in the cartouche.
Well, the seventh actually isn't inside the cartouche.
It's just below it here, designated by
a little pyramid with
two
funny,
neat little guys
and a funny little line coming out of the top.
(JACKSON LAUGHING)
Anyway, uh...
He did it.
No!
That symbol isn't anywhere on the device.
What device?
Show him.
Yes, sir.
(SHUTTERS HUMMING)
What is that?
It's your Stargate.
CATHERINE: Come, Jackson.
MAN ON INTERCOM: Technical personnel report to command center.
(DISTORTED COMPUTER VOICE)
Monitors up!
JENNY: Monitors are up!
Mitch, you want to bring up the details
on the center monitor, please.
MITCH: Yeah.
I've got details on.
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(COMPUTER BLEEPING)
JACKSON: Hold it!
Wait.
Do you have a, uh...
Oh, here. Sorry.
MITCH: Hey, hey, hey, don't!
Two figures on either side,
praying beside a pyramid
with the sun directly above it.
He's right.
It was in front of us the whole time.
General West,
Jackson has identified the seventh symbol.
Go ahead.
JENNY: Programming seventh symbol into computer.
Chevron 1 is holding.
Chevron 1 is locked in place.
MITCH: Power output at 23%.
Chevron 2 is holding.
COMPUTER VOICE: Engaged.
Chevron 2 is locked in place.
We're at, uh, 35%.
All right, we got a condition red at the gate.
Evacuate all personnel.
Area secure. Seal off the door.
Let's go!
It was under the cover stones?
Yes.
My father found it. 1928.
Made out of a mineral unlike any found on Earth.
Chevron 5 locked in place.
MITCH: 79%.
Chevron 6 is holding.
(COMPUTER BLEEPS)
Chevron 6 is locked in place.
This is as far as we've ever been able to get.
(BLEEPING)
(CRACKLING)
(CHATTERING)
Chevron 7...
MITCH: Override manually!
Chevron 7 is locked in place.
(ELECTRICITY BUZZING)
(MUMBLING)
(COMPUTER BLEEPING)
Send in the probe.
MAN: Let's go! Let's go!
(MEN CHATTERING)
Yes, sir?
Record all information from the Stargate.
JENNY: Clear inner silo for breach.
MAN ON INTERCOM: Clear inner silo.
MAN: Let's go! Let's go!
(PROBE WHIRRING)
(BLEEPING)
It's guiding itself.
Can you believe that?
(DISTORTED COMPUTER VOICE)
(WHIRRING)
(INDICATOR BEEPING)
BARBARA: The beam has locked itself on to a point somewhere in...
In the Kaliam galaxy.
I-It has mass. I-It could be a moon or large asteroid.
Where are we on that map?
The blue dot.
(BEEPING)
That's right, Jackson.
It's on the other side of the known universe.
JENNY: We're losing the signal.
GENERAL WEST: This is the information the probe sent back to us.
Freeze and enhance.
You can clearly see the gate on the other side.
Both gates must have functioned as a doorway
between our worlds.
These readings tell us it's an atmospheric match.
Barometric pressure, temperature,
and most importantly oxygen.
These markings are different.
They don't match the symbols on our gate.
That's why we may have to abort.
This project is for naught
without a reconnaissance mission.
Once on the other side,
we'd have to decipher the markings on their gate,
and in essence dial home in order to bring the team back.
Based on this new information,
I don't see how we can do that.
Well, I could do that.
Are you sure?
(COMPUTERS BLEEPING)
Positive.
Your call.
You're on the team.
Jackson.
Hello. Hi.
(CHUCKLES)
I have something for you.
No. I...
Yes.
I found it with Stargate when I was a child.
It has brought me luck.
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
You can bring it back to me.
JENNY: Back-up storage.
Reserve power, on.
MAN: Let's go. Let's get it down.
JENNY: Surveillance and monitoring...
Good to see you, Colonel.
(JENNY CHATTERING ON PA)
If anybody has anything to say,
now's the time to say it.
(JACKSON SNEEZING)
(BLOWING NOSE)
COMPUTER VOICE: Vector tracking set.
(COMPUTER BEEPING)
(MEN CHATTERING)
(COMPUTERS BLEEPING)
(BEEPS)
WOMAN ON PA: Molecular deconstruction in progress.
(COUGHING)
Jackson. It's all right. It's over.
Stay with him.
Jackson, just listen to me. Keep moving.
It wears off in a minute.
What a rush.
(MAN SHOUTING)
O'NEIL: Prepare to move out.
(MAN CHATTERS)
Three teams. Let's go.
MAN ON RADIO: White team, go.
(MAN CHATTERING ON RADIO)
(SCANNER BEEPING)
MAN ON RADIO: Team two, move up.
MAN 1 ON RADIO: We're clear. No contact.
(BLEEPING)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: O2 ratio stable.
Conditions are similar to inside.
I want to take a look around.
Kawalsky. Feretti.
MAN: Let's rock 'n' roll.
MAN ON RADIO: Move up there. Good.
I knew it.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: 1-3-3-2.
O'NEIL: Report.
Our quarter-mile perimeter survey
is just about complete, sir.
Wrap this up. Get everybody back inside.
I want all you people back through the Stargate within the hour.
KAWALSKY: You're comin' with us, aren't you, Colonel?
Sir?
Jackson.
Start workin' on the Stargate.
What's that all about?
I don't know, Feretti.
I-I'm gonna need more time.
I mean, there's bound to be more structures here
or some other traces of civilization.
Not this trip.
Just get back in there and reestablish contact.
Well, it's not that easy. This is a replica
of the great pyramid of Giza.
We're not gonna find any hieroglyphic inscriptions
or carved relief.
We really-- We really need to look around.
Your job here is to realign the Stargate.
Can you do that or not?
I can't.
You can't, or you won't?
I can decipher the symbols on the Stargate,
but I need an order of alignment.
Now those coordinates were marked on tablets back on Earth,
and there must be something like that here.
I just...
I just need to find it.
(SCOFFS)
Find it, what?
What do you mean, "find it"?
You didn't say anything about finding anything.
Well, I assumed the tablets would be here, I mean, right here.
You assumed?
You're a lying son of a bitch!
You didn't say a word about finding anything!
Kawalsky,
set up a camp down here.
Organize our supplies.
Sir--
You've got your orders.
(MEN LAUGHING)
(CHATTERING)
You know, I can't believe we're stuck here.
FREEMAN: Don't be such a doomsayer, Feretti.
PORRO: Yeah give it a rest.
BROWN: Yes, please.
If we're not back soon,
they'll just turn on the gate from the other side.
Oh, no. It doesn't work that way.
You see, if you don't turn it on from here,
we're screwed, okay?
So I'm telling you guys, we're not goin' anywhere.
Shut up.
This is a nice tent.
Oh, we each get a tent. That's nice.
(BEEPING)
(COMPUTER BLEEPING)
What the hell is that?
Thermal blanket. I don't need that.
Talk to him.
I've got everything here but sun block.
Hey.
Hi.
Hey.
Isn't there something you should be doing right now?
Like getting us out of here?
Foot powder.
Great.
(MAN LAUGHING)
Now that's cold.
(CLICKS)
Base camp is up, sir.
(GRUNTING)
Where's Jackson?
(SNORTING)
(GROWLING)
It's okay. It's okay.
Shh, shh, shh. That's a good boy.
(GRUNTING)
It's okay.
Good boy.
(SNIFFING)
What? What do you want?
You want some of this?
(MOANING)
Here you go. You like that?
There you go.
O'NEIL: I wouldn't feed that thing.
It's got a harness!
It's domesticated!
(CREATURE ROARING)
Damn it.
Let go of it!
(SCREAMING)
JACKSON: Help me!
Whoa! Help me!
(SCREAMING)
(SNORTING)
(JACKSON SCREAMING)
(CREATURE PUFFING)
(GRUNTING)
(JACKSON COUGHING)
(GRUNTING)
BROWN: You okay, Jackson?
O'NEIL: Kawalsky.
You dropped these.
O'NEIL: Brown.
Get away from me.
(SNORTING)
(GUNS CLICKING)
(GRUNTING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(MAN SPEAKING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
O'NEIL: Easy.
(CREATURE GRUNTS)
All right, Jackson. You're on.
Me?
You're the linguist. Try to talk to 'em.
(TITTERS)
JACKSON: Hi.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(MAN SHOUTING)
What the hell did you say to him?
Nothin'.
O'NEIL: Hey.
Hmm.
It's okay.
Hmm? It's okay. It's okay. See?
See?
(SCREAMING)
(YELLING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(BEEPING)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Quartz. Primary element.
(CREATURE GRUNTING)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(MAN SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(CHATTERING)
(KASUF SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
I can't make it out.
It sounds familiar. A bit like Berber.
Maybe Chadic or Omotic.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(PEOPLE MURMURING)
(MAN SHOUTING)
Mmm. Thank you.
(SCANNER BEEPING)
Mmm.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Bonni...
Bonniewae!
Bonniewae?
Bonniewae!
Bonniewae.
What's that mean?
I have no idea.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
He's inviting us to go with him.
How can you be so sure?
Because he's inviting us to go with him.
We were looking for signs of civilization.
Obviously, we've found it.
You want to get us back home, this is our best shot.
BROWN: Colonel, he's right.
I took some readings on what they're mining back there.
This is the same material as the Stargate.
(SIGHS)
Radio base camp.
Tell 'em to keep that area secured
until we get back.
Yes, sir.
(MAN CHATTERING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(MUMBLES)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(JACKSON SNEEZING)
(CONTINUES SNEEZING)
(JACKSON BLOWING NOSE)
(BOYS CHATTERING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(BOY ULULATING)
(MEN GRUNTING)
(KASUF SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(BELL RINGING)
(SPEAKING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
The eye of Ra.
It's the Egyptian sun god.
(CHUCKLES)
They think he sent us here.
Yeah.
I wonder what could have given them that idea.
Ra.
Ra.
(HORN SOUNDS)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
Where they all going?
(RADIO BLEEPING)
Come in. Come in. Feretti, I can't hear you.
Sir, I can't make this out.
(CRACKLING OVER RADIO)
Feretti, say again.
We have to abandon base camp!
Repeat!
We have to abandon base camp!
Useless! It won't work in this!
FERETTI: Freeman, let's go! Let's move!
Everybody, back inside!
Come on, just take what you can carry.
Get the battery pack!
Grab it!
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
FERETTI: Get back into the pyramid!
FREEMAN: Where the hell did that come from?
(ALL PANTING)
(CLEARING THROAT)
Kawalsky, Brown, do you read?
(RADIO STATIC)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(PEOPLE LAUGHING)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(MEN SINGING)
Hey, Jackson, I don't think we should eat any food here.
I don't know, they might consider that an insult.
(SIZZLING)
(MEN LAUGHING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Well, we don't want to offend them, now, do we, Daniel?
(PEOPLE MURMURING)
Tastes like chicken.
Tastes like chicken. It's good.
It's tastes...
(CLUCKING)
(MEN LAUGHING)
JACKSON: Tastes like chicken.
It tastes like chicken. Good.
Jackson.
You said that was an Egyptian symbol.
JACKSON: Yeah. The eye of Ra.
Would you say then that it might stand to reason,
if they know one Egyptian symbol...
Yes.
Yes.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
No, no.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
No, no.
JACKSON: No, no. No, no.
(SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(MUSIC STOPS)
What the hell's goin' on?
(KASUF SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
It seems like writing is forbidden to them.
What? What?
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
JACKSON: They want me to go with them.
Shall I stay? I'll go with them.
I'll go. I'll be fine.
(MAN CHANTING)
(JACKSON LAUGHING)
Okay, that's good. All right.
All right. That's good.
What is that smell?
(WOMEN CHATTERING)
Oh, it's...
Okay. That's good. I think that's good.
My hands are pretty clean.
Thank you very, very much. Thank you.
That was very nice. Thank you. That was great.
(WOMAN LAUGHING)
I smell much better.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Yes. Thank you.
Christ.
I smell like a yak.
No, no. Please. No more. Please.
Please, no more.
I'm fine. I'm clean. I'm... I'm...
(CHUCKLES)
I thought you were one of the other cleaning...
(GASPS)
No. No, no, no, no, no.
You don't-- you don't have to do that.
Please.
Maybe you should go. Okay?
It's okay. Maybe you should go.
No, no. It's okay. It's okay. It's all right. Here.
Oh, wait a minute. Here.
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
No, no, no, no, no.
It's me. I wanted to thank you.
I wanted to... I'm very... I'm very happy.
Thank you.
(INSECTS CHIRPING)
Um...
Daniel.
Daniel.
No. Uh, I'm, uh...
Daniel.
I'm Daniel.
Sha'uri.
Sha'uri.
(STUTTERING)
We came, uh...
Pyramid.
See, we came from the pyramid.
It's--it's okay.
Never mind.
It's okay.
Earth?
You--you know... You know this symbol?
You know this symbol?
You've seen this symbol?
Show me.
You show me.
FERETTI ON RADIO: Kawalsky, this is base. Do you copy?
You're wastin' the battery.
(MEN COUGHING)
You'll never get anything in this storm.
You'll have to wait until it passes.
Yeah, right. If it passes.
(WIND HOWLING)
(CONTROLLER CLATTERING)
(GUNS COCKING)
What the hell is goin' on?
(GUNS COCKING)
(GUN COCKING)
(ELECTRICAL HUMMING)
All right, spread out.
FREEMAN: (WHISPERING) Behind the columns. Move.
(CREATURE GRUNTING)
(GUN COCKING)
(GRUNTS)
(CREATURE GRUNTING)
FERETTI: (WHISPERING) Hey, let's move out.
(GUN COCKING)
(GRUNTS)
(MACHINE GUN FIRING)
(CREATURE GRUNTING)
(WIND HOWLING)
(EXCLAIMS)
It's okay. It's just a lighter.
Watch.
See?
Here. Catch.
(GASPS)
(EXCLAIMS)
Yeah, it's pretty fabulous.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(CHUCKLES)
Yeah.
(SHOUTING)
Yeah, you're right. It's pretty stupid.
No. Keep it.
It's yours.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
No!
Dangerous!
(BOY SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
JACKSON: What is this place?
Here.
Cypian. Rem-e-n-jef.
Bah-ka-naf sema. Tah-pah-rief.
I'll be damned.
Tah-pah-rief?
What?
Tah-pah-rief?
Tah-pah-rief?
Tah-pah-rief.
Tah-pah-rief.
Tah-pah...
Neh-jed? Neh-jed?
Neh-dah.
Neh-dah. Neh-dah.
Tiu.
Tiu. Tiu.
Uh...
Netjer?
Netjer-u? Bah? Netjer-u?
Natay.
Naturu.
Natay. Naturu.
Nafi.
(HORUS 1 SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SARCOPHAGUS RUMBLING)
(SPEAKING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(STATIC BUZZING)
O'NEIL: No signal at all?
Nothing.
More interference?
No.
They're simply not there.
(PEOPLE EXCLAIMING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(ALL MURMURING)
(ALL GASPING)
O'NEIL: Any sign of them?
KAWALSKY: I haven't been able to locate Jackson, sir.
(CREATURE MOANING)
(BOY SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
We're lookin' for Jackson.
Jackson. The guy who wears this jacket.
He's, uh...
He's got, like, long hair that comes down.
No, no.
No, no, no, no. It's...
He wears glasses so he can see?
I guess the word "dweeb" doesn't mean anything to you guys, does it?
Yeah. Why not?
I'm on planet X looking for a dweeb
who wears fatigues, he wears this jacket,
he's got long hair, comes over his eyes,
he wears glasses and...
(IMITATES SNEEZES)
sneezes.
(ALL IMITATING SNEEZING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(IMITATING CLUCKING)
Chicken.
(ALL CLUCKING)
Chicken. Chicken.
Chicken. Chicken man. You got it.
(SHOUTS)
(SPEAKS NATIVE LANGUAGE)
You want this?
(SNIFFING)
(BOYS CLAMORING)
(SHA'URI SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(BOTH CHATTERING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
O'NEIL: Thought you couldn't speak their language.
JACKSON: You scared me.
(JACKSON CHUCKLING)
It's an ancient Egyptian dialect.
I mean, unlike the rest of their culture,
it's evolved completely independently.
But, uh, once you know the vowels...
Just answer the question.
(STAMMERING) Well, um, you just...
I just had to learn how to pronounce it.
It hasn't been a living spoken language
in more than 1,000 years.
I mean, look at this.
It says, uh, a traveler from distant stars
escaped from a dying world
looking for a way to extend his own life.
His body, decaying and weak,
he couldn't prevent his own demise.
Apparently his whole species was becoming extinct.
So he traveled,
or searched the galaxies,
looking for a way to cheat death.
And, uh, look here.
He came to a world rich with life
where he encountered a primitive race:
Humans.
A species which, with all his powers and knowledge,
he could maintain indefinitely.
He realized, within a human body,
he had a chance for a new life.
Now, he apparently
found a young boy.
It says, as frightened villagers ran,
night became day.
Curious and without fear,
he walked towards the light.
Ra took him and possessed his body
like some kind of a parasite looking for a host.
And inhabiting this human form,
he appointed himself ruler.
He used the Stargate
to bring thousands of people here to this planet
as workers for the mines,
just like the one we saw.
This mineral is clearly the building block of his technology.
With this,
he can sustain eternal life.
Now, uh, something happened, where is it,
back on Earth, a rebellion or uprising,
and the Stargate was buried there.
Fearful of a rebellion here,
Ra outlawed reading and writing.
He didn't want the people to remember the truth.
Jackson, I think you better take a look at this.
That's it.
That's what we were looking for.
They must have hidden it here
in hopes that one day the gate on Earth could be reopened.
I knew they'd have it written down someplace.
Wait a minute.
Where's the seventh symbol?
It must have broken. It's got to be here somewhere.
Let me see.
I've got it. I've got it here.
(CHUCKLES)
It's worn off.
I can't make it work without the seventh symbol.
O'NEIL: All right, that's it.
Kawalsky, Brown.
KAWALSKY: Come on, Jackson!
O'NEIL: What the hell is that?
Here.
BROWN: You might need this.
(GUN COCKING)
(BOYS CHATTERING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(HORUS GRUNTING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(BOYS CHATTERING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Look out!
Where are we going?
JACKSON: Why are we going to the Stargate?
I can't make it work.
Stay right here
and shoot anything that comes down that ramp.
JACKSON: What are you doing?
Just cover me.
What is that?
(LID OPENING)
JACKSON: What are you looking for?
O'NEIL: It's gone.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Put it down, Jackson.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(RUMBLING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
What is that?
It's a bomb, isn't it?
That's what you were looking for.
What the hell were you thinking?
What did you come here for?
JACKSON: O'Neil, Wait.
No! No!
Ahhh!
(ANUBIS SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(GRUNTING)
(RA SPEAKING)
Colonel. It's me.
You all right?
(DOOR CLANGING)
(O'NEIL PANTING)
(SCOFFS)
Where's Jackson?
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(ALL CHATTERING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(HORNS BLOWING)
(PEOPLE CLAMORING)
(PEOPLE SHOUTING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(WOMEN SCREAMING)
(PEOPLE WAILING)
(WOMAN CRYING)
Sha'uri.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(GASPS)
(WIND HOWLING)
(PANTING)
(SARCOPHAGUS RUMBLING)
(SNICKERS)
(CAT MEWS)
(RUMBLING STOPS)
(SPEAKING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(ALL CLAMORING)
KAWALSKY: Freeman!
Freeman!
O'NEIL: Over there! Come on! Kawalsky!
(JACKSON COUGHS)
(SKAARA SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Here, colonel.
(COUGHING)
KAWALSKY: So what do you think?
They're not exactly special forces,
but they sure were eager to join up.
Take these guns away, Lieutenant,
before they hurt themselves.
Sir?
You heard me, send them all home.
There's no place for these kids to go.
Anyway, we could use their help right now.
For what?
Huh? To do what?
Why don't you just tell them everything?
Why don't you tell them about the bomb?
What's he talkin' about?
My orders were simple.
Track down signs of any possible danger.
If I found any, blow up the Stargate.
Well, I found some.
Well, your bomb is his now.
And tomorrow, he's going to send it back to Earth
along with the shipment of that mineral they mine here.
And when that thing goes off,
it's gonna cause an explosion 100 times more destructive
than that bomb alone was capable of.
I'll intercept that bomb
before he could send it through.
Why wasn't I told this?
Because there wasn't any reason to tell you, Kawalsky.
You weren't even supposed to be here.
You were all gonna go right back through with Daniel.
I was going to stay behind alone and blow up the Stargate.
And that's exactly what I'm gonna do.
It's the gate on Earth that poses a threat.
That's the one we have to shut down.
You're absolutely right.
But since you don't know how to get us back,
we don't have that option, do we?
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
You had accepted the fact
that no matter what happened,
you would not be going home.
Don't you have people who care about you?
Do you have a family?
I had a family.
No one should ever have to outlive their own child.
I don't want to die.
Your men don't want to die,
and these people here don't want to die.
It's a shame you're in such a hurry to.
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(RA SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(RA SPEAKING)
(GROANING)
(ALL LAUGHING)
(NATIVES CHATTERING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(ALL LAUGHING)
Husband?
(BOY SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(ALL LAUGHING)
(SPEAKING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Connect the moons.
This is the symbol for this planet.
That's it.
The point of origin.
KAWALSKY: What are you doing?
I found it.
What are you talkin' about?
The seventh symbol.
We're going home.
(CREATURES GRUNTING)
(HORUS SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Ahhh!
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(GRUNTS)
Let's go.
(KASUF SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SKAARA SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Kasuf.
(ALL MUTTERING)
(HAWK CAWING)
(RA SPEAKING)
(CREATURE GRUNTING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
What's happening up there?
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
How you doin'? Hmm?
Damn!
Come on, Feretti!
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
KAWALSKY: Come on.
Get that door!
(GRUNTING)
(ALL GROANING)
(COUGHING)
Hey, you okay? You all right?
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
KAWALSKY: Spread out!
Let's go!
FERETTI: We're dead.
Quit talkin' like that.
What are we gonna do?
Cover me.
Cover you?
Kawalsky!
(NATIVES YELLING)
Come over here and help me push this thing over!
(RA SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
What are you doing?
Completing this mission.
I thought we agreed
to dismantle the gate on the other side.
And you will. That's your job now.
I'm gonna stay here, make sure this goes off.
(BEEPING)
You got seven minutes.
(HORUS ACTIVATES WEAPON)
SHA'URI: Daniel!
(HORUS SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(QUAVERING)
What are you doing?
Jackson!
Wait for me.
(O'NEIL GRUNTING)
(BOTH GRUNTING)
(PEOPLE CLAMORING)
You got any rounds on you, Feretti?
FERETTI: We're all out of ammo.
KAWALSKY: Incoming!
Ahhh!
(BLEEPING)
Kawalsky, we got to do somethin'.
Damn.
(SKAARA CHATTERING)
Hey!
Stop! Hey!
(YELLING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
Hey!
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(BLEEPING)
(BOTH GRUNTING)
Give my regards to King Tut, asshole.
(SCREAMING)
(JACKSON GRUNTS)
(GRUNTS)
(PANTING)
(BOMB TICKING)
Huh!
(YELLING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
(NATIVES SHOUTING)
(PEOPLE ULULATING)
(PEOPLE SHOUTING)
(SHOUTING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
How much time is left?
45 seconds.
He's leaving. Turn it off.
I'm trying to. I can't disarm it.
What?
I can't stop it. They got it rigged.
(RUMBLING)
BOTH: I've got an idea.
(BOMB TICKING RAPIDLY)
(PEOPLE CHEERING)
FERETTI: Did I tell you?
(ALL CHEERING)
(SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE)
I always knew you'd get us back.
Yeah. Right.
Later.
Thanks, Daniel.
You sure you want to do this?
Yes, I'm sure.
You going to be all right?
I'm going to be all right.
How about you?
Yeah.
Yeah. I think so.
Tell Catherine this brought me luck.
I will.
O'NEIL: I'll be seeing you around...
Dr. Jackson.
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Palestinians: How common are alcohol and drugs in Palestine? - Duration: 12:27.
Ward Ramallah
It's a very high percentage
but it's hidden
Like 79-80%
This is without exaggeration
This is less because I don't see it much
but when it comes to alcohol I see a lot of it
Is drinking alcohol common in Palestinian society?
Aya Jenin
No, it is not something common at all
Any group
that would consume alcohol
security or police would arrest them
or stop them
Our traditions and customs do not allow this
Drugs are more prevalent in certain areas
and only certain types
Only certain types of drugs are prevalent
and in certain areas
Heroin
I don't know more than that
Which areas is it particularly prevalent in?
You can say, areas that are
impoverished
and that are near the occupation
but areas that are towards the centre
or nearer to cities
Palestinian cities, no, it is not common
Leith Bethlehem
Yes
What's wrong with that?
With them, what's wrong?
Exactly
Everyone has...
There are bad things and good things
What's here in Bethlehem not only Bethlehem especially
in the West Bank
Is marijuana
alcohol, it is not that high quality
marijuana and this stuff
Not as good
Many young people, yes
Fontina Ramallah
Roman Bethlehem
Do you think drinking alcohol is common in Palestine?
Shaker and Nur Hebron
and drugs? What percentage of people?
Almost 40%
is for drugs
Grass we are talking about, right?
Alcohol is actually more
About 40-50% those who smoke grass
as for alcohol, it is much higher
We don't smoke or drink, we don't
Normal smoking, yes we do
Yes
Hashem Bethlehem
Yes, a lot
I don't know
Maybe both
How common are drugs and alcohol?
Karim and Hamza Bethlehem
50%
There is a lot in Jerusalem
in the areas they mentioned (Palestinian neighbourhoods of Jerusalem)
The Israelis... he said the Jews
plant it and give it to the youth
to corrupt them
to corrupt the people to ruin the people
Fatih Ramallah
Sometimes, yes
Here for Muslims it is illegal to drink alcohol
The Christians they can drink
There are many shops for alcohol
Here the taxes for alcohol are very high
65%
The social pressure, people have to do many things
about these things
They drink alcohol to forget their problems
They try to find ways to forget the stress
the unknown future
for them
so they go to drink alcohol
Many Muslims...
more than the Christians
in spite of it being illegal
they drink
Nothing
It's psychological
so he can forget his problems
his difficulties in life
But really, he didn't forget
maybe he forgets for half an hour, an hour
then he will come back to reality
so he comes back to drinking something else
Drugs I hear about on the radio and on Facebook
many drug dealers here
It's illegal also
You know here, politics makes
effects everything in life
Alcohol they take
maybe they forget their problems
or escape from reality
I am sure they will come back to reality after
maybe an hour or two hours
so they drink for stress here
You have no future
they are exempt from any future
stress, depression
Dilusion, everything makes you
Our economic situation is not good here
There are no jobs here
the price of life is very high
So maybe I have a shop here
and I make a sale
I don't have money to make a sale
It's cheap
These things effect anyone who try to drink alcohol
or drugs
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Hey guys.
My name is Kelly Lao.
I'm sixteen years old and today I'll be doing a cover of There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back
by Shawn Mendes.
And the lyrics and instruments are gonna be right underneath the camera, so I'll be like
looking down
a little bit.
Alright, let's go.
I wanna follow where she goes
I think about her and she knows it
I wanna let her take control
'Cause everytime that she gets close, yeah
She pulls me in enough to keep me guessing
And maybe I should stop and start confessing
Confessing, yeah
Oh, I've been shaking I love it when you go crazy You take all my inhibitions
Baby, there's nothing holding me back
You take me places that tear up my reputation Manipulate my decisions
Baby, there's nothing holding me back
There's nothing holding me back
There's nothing holding me back
She says that she's never afraid
Just picture everybody naked
She really doesn't like to wait Not really into hesitation
Pulls me in enough to keep me guessing
And maybe I should stop and start confessing Confessing, yeah
Oh, I've been shaking I love it when you go crazy You take all my inhibitions
Baby, there's nothing holding me back
You take me places that tear up my reputation Manipulate my decisions
Baby, there's nothing holding me back
There's nothing holding me back
'Cause if we lost our minds and we took it way too far I know we'd be alright, we would be alright
If you were by my side and we stumbled in the dark I know we'd be alright, I know we would be alright
'Cause if we lost our minds and we took it way too far
I know we'd be alright, we would be alright
If you were by my side and we stumbled in the dark I know we'd be alright, we would be alright
Oh, I've been shaking I love it when you go crazy You take all my inhibitions
Baby, there's nothing holding me back
You take me places that tear up my reputation Manipulate my decisions
Baby, there's nothing holding me back
There's nothing holding me back
I feel so free when you're with me, baby
*OOPS* Baby, there's nothing holding me back
Alright, I hope you guys liked that video.
Leave a like, comment, subscribe. Share with your friends if you want.
I'll see you guys next video.
byeeeeee
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Selamat Jalan Sulawesi 06 - Duration: 13:19.
Hi everyone, and welcome to Video 6 for Asli Food Project. I hope you've enjoyed
all of the videos that I've made so far. Really, they've just been practice for
me to understand how to hold the camera, what kind of shots to take, and the whole
video editing process, so that I'm more comfortable with it while on the road,
and that I'm faster and now I feel ready! So if there is anything that you want me
to showcase or to feature in one of my videos, just let me know in the
comments below and I'll definitely try to do it. At the end of this video I have
a very special announcement to make so stay tuned in. If you haven't heard
already, the very first place that I'm going to go is...Sulawesi! I've always thought
it looks like a starfish. You know, the arms just kind of floating around.
Some people seem to think it looks like an orchid, but I'll stick with starfish.
In my most recent blog post I explained why I decided to choose this island as my
very first trip, so if you haven't read it yet, just go to the project's website
and you'll find out why. But I wanted to use this video to talk about my
itinerary and kind of what I expect to find where I go. And if you've ever been,
really, traveling in general, but especially in a developing country like
Indonesia, you know that the plans that you make usually don't turn out the way
you want at all. And I'm definitely ready for that, but I still made myself a loose
itinerary, just so I can, kind of, track myself as I go. So when I leave tomorrow,
I am going to head towards the northern peninsula of Sulawesi and I will fly
into Manado, the second-largest city, and I'll
spend a few days there, taste the cuisine there. I've heard it's super spicy and,
kind of, lots of different kinds of meats to eat there, so I'm interested to see
what that means. And after that I will go to Tomohon, which is a more
mountainous region so it's a lot cooler there.
Kind of like the Bogor of Jakarta, or the Bedugul of Bali. And find the markets
there, eat the food there, probably see more agriculture going on there. And from
there I'll go more west and head to Modoinding. I've researched that this place
is called the "Kitchen of East Indonesia," because most of North Sulawesi sources
from there, and their produce even get sent to Maluku or to Papua, so I really
want to see the kinds of things that they grow there, and what kind of soil is
there, and really what the farmers are doing over there. From there, I'm going to go
more west and head to a national nature preserve that's been set up there,
because it is my guess that the villages in and around this area really forage
and utilize the plants around them, maybe almost on a daily basis. And in more ways
than just cuisine. Maybe in a medicinal way, or for building, or, I don't know,
uses that most of us don't even know about. So this is my kind of target area
to visit for wild plants and things that kind of only grow in this part of
Indonesia. After that I'll head to Gorontalo, just because there's an airport there.
And from there fly all the way down to Makassar.
Makassar is the capital of the province and the largest city in
Sulawesi, so I'm expecting to find all varieties of cuisine from this region,
and just eat, eat, eat, eat, eat. And after that, I'll take a very long bus ride and go up to Tana
Toraja. It'll probably take about eight or nine hours to get there, because I hear that
is the only way. This region is probably the most famous part of Sulawesi, because
of its culture. The people here have a very unique funeral ritual. On a personal
level I want to visit it and see it for myself, because I've just heard so much
about it. Essentially the people who have passed on still stay among their loved
ones or with the living after they have passed away. And will stay in the house
or, kind of, on...in caves on the cliff sides, or the hills, of this region.
It sounds very interesting; I don't think anywhere else in the world
does this, and this is why so many people go there. And I want to go, but also to
kind of see what...what's the produce, what's the cuisine. This is the most west
and central of Sulawesi I plan on going, so I want to see what's different there.
What kind of foods are they eating, what kind of plants are they growing.
What can I find here that maybe I can't find anywhere else, and
after that come back down to Makassar, go to the airport, and fly to Kendari
in Southeast Sulawesi. This region is known for their sagu. Sagu is a type of
palm that has a starch that you can extract from it, and it is apparently
more nutritious than rice and it grows naturally here. And is a real source of
potential income and sustainability for life for the people in this part of
Indonesia. And the only other place that really grows this much sagu
is in Papua, and this part of Sulawesi is number two. So when I'm there I want to go
find a farm and see how it's grown, see how its processed, and kind of see the
food that's made out of it. Very excited for that. And then after that, I
want to visit some of the islands to the southeast of this peninsula. It's home to
some nomadic cultures that live primarily on the water, especially in the
chain of islands called Wakatobi.
This culture, I've heard, is kind of fading away, because most people are just
moving to land. But it's really interesting - these people live on the
water, sustain themselves from the water, so I'm very curious about the food, the
cuisine. Of course, most of their ingredients are coming from the water,
but how about plants, how about vegetables? What are they eating?
How do they get it? Do they barter for them? Do they forage for them?
How often do they go to land for it? I think it's really worth finding out
and investigating that when I'm there. So from Kendari, I will most likely take a
boat to Bau Bau, and from Bau Bau to Wakatobi. And yeah, spend a few days
there, and after that, find my way back to Makassar and back down to Bali.
I'll probably spend about four to five weeks doing this. It's pretty open-ended and I don't
know...I don't know! But I'm...yeah! I'm just ready. I'm ready to start traveling.
And I'm super excited because I have been talking about traveling for so long.
I've spent so many months just researching, promoting, just setting
things up, and now I'm finally going to travel. This is really the bulk of what
this project is about, so can't wait. But on the other hand, I am...I'm a little
nervous. You know, I've never really done traveling like this - just kind of let
fate take me wherever it wants. That makes me a little scared, but...
Transportation, for example, is going to be a little tricky, because trying to get
around rural Indonesia is notoriously difficult. So there's going to be a lot of
bus rides, probably a lot of motor bike rides, maybe renting a motorbike and just
driving around. But I am counting on the hospitality of the Indonesians, and being
invited into kitchens and to homes to stay, to eat, to learn, so I'm...I can't wait
for that part. How is my Indonesian? Well... now my Bahasa Indonesian is
already better. I still need to learn more, but for now, it's enough to get by.
That's the most important!
Yeah! <laughter> I still have a lot of work to do on that level, but I know while I travel, it's just going to get better,
because I will have no choice, but just to practice with what I know and it'll
just get better. I anticipate a lot of awkward and difficult situations because
of the language, but it is all part of the adventure so let's just let it
happen, right? I hope that you've already been following the project on Facebook.
If you really want to see what's happening on a daily basis, really seeing
the, like, day by day things happening, follow the project on
Twitter and on Instagram. This is going to be the best way for you just to, kind of,
track my activities. All the links will be down below in the information section.
And that special announcement! So I am happy to say that I and the project will
be part of the Ubud Food Festival for this year. The festival is going to
take place April 13th through 16th, and I'm going to be using this trip to Sulawesi
to, kind of, talk about in the two events that I'm going to be in. So just keep...
There's a link at the bottom to the Ubud Food Festival website to see how you can
get tickets to attend. So if you live in Ubud, you have no excuse. If you live in
Bali, you also have no excuse. If you live in Indonesia,
then just take weekend holiday to Bali. If you live somewhere else in the world,
then also take a holiday to Bali and come to the food festival. Come meet me,
come talk to me, so you can really hear one-on-one how the project is
progressing, and the plans for it, and my next trip. Yeah, it should be a super fun
event so please, please come. And so, I leave tomorrow, and yeah, just wish me
well. Follow me, leave comments to encourage me.
Let me know what you want to see and I'll try to get that on video, or in any
of the photographs, and yeah, wish me luck! Selamat jalan! And see you in Sulawesi!
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Travel Day 'Vietjet Air' Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Episode 9 - Duration: 9:58.
Good Morning guys, welcome back to the channel. So I've just checked out from
the hostel and I'm going to take a walk around the town one last time. I have couple
of hours left before the airport shuttle bus picks me up for Da Nang. It should be a
one hour ride and then I'm taking a flight to Ho Chi Minh City. So we should be
there by this evening
Now I'm headed to the Hoi An Museum
Bao Tang Hoi An. So 'museum' is bao tang or
however they say it.
Hoi An is an ancient port town and specially between 15th to 19th century
it became a major commercial hub.
It is spread across just 50 square kilometres
and houses just 90 thousand people.
It is amazing how they have maintained the heritage of this site.
From here it's for the first time that I'm getting a high-level view of the town. Just check this view
I got the donut again- the sugar-coated donut- but I need to hurry now I've just
like 15 minutes left until the bus picks me up. So I quickly have to eat
this and head back to hotel.
Thank you!
Barely made it!
So I just got some new subscribers for my channel.
What's your name?
So I just met Chiaki and Saori. They are from Japan.
and we were talking about what I know about Japan
like the sakura- the cherry blossoms- and Miyazaki
And they were telling me they want to visit the 'White Palace' which is the-
Taj Mahal!
It's so awesome to meet people from across the world.
No security check before entering? This is a first!
Okay, nice airport!
That's a very different kind of a boarding pass
Checking into a domestic flight in a different country for the first time.
Now my my flight is delayed by 20 minutes it's going to depart at five o'clock
three complete hours to spend here.
So security done. One thing I don't
understand is in the international flights I haven't been asked to take my
shoes off. In India, I was asked to take shoes off while going to ladakh at Delhi Airport
Even now while I am taking a domestic flight, they asked me to take off my shoes!
(On phonecall) Now you are in the vlog
Still no updates on the flight.
They've at least updated the gate number so I'm heading to the gate now.
Almost an hour late and and we're finally boarding
This is such a long bus!
I got the emergency exit row. Extra legroom!
Row 12 and then row 14. So 13 is missing even here.
Got my luggage. Welcome to Tan Son Nhat Airport Ho Chi Minh City
So now I'm going to look for the bus to head to the hostel
Excuse me. Where do I get bus# 109?
That side?
Okay thank you!
city center this one that's my bus
Quite easy actually. There is a counter for bus 109 specifically here. I got the ticket.
This airport is a chaos
or maybe too many arrivals at this time
Ok, it's a big bus thankfully!
I hope I am at the right stop.
Trying to figure out which road to take.
like this is not at all what I saw on (Google) Streetview.
This couple from Latvia they had GPS enabled on their phone and had saved offline maps,
so that helped a bit but still we had to resort to asking the locals the correct
Street. I think it is because of this construction that it all looks so different.
I just need to find the Burger King now and right next to it is my hostel.
So that's the Burger King and Hideout should be next to it. Yes finally
Hello
'Open'. Made it finally at 9 p.m. instead of- I think it should have been- 7 p.m.
delayed flights and traffic and the sweating!
Nice!
First impression- Good!
Quite comfortable!
Now let's check the washroom oh cool
Big and clean
Nice!
So Mark and Mini here here helped me plan out the next four days.
So I'm booked for the Cu Chi Tunnels, the Mekong Delta tour and for the bus to Cambodia.
So all sorted. Thank you guys!
Now I'm heading out into the market it's past 10:00 p.m. and because I booked all
these tours I am left with no money - like as in Vietnamese dongs - so I need to look
for some really cheap food and tomorrow in the morning the first thing that I
need to do is exchange more money so at least I have money to eat.
What? Beerat Burger King!!?
Banh mi to the rescue- 20,000 dongs.
If you know what that was leave a comment below and let me know.
Anyways I'm back at the hostel now going to call it a night. I'm too tired after all the traveling
today and if you liked this video make sure you give it a thumbs up and
subscribe to this channel if you haven't yet. Like come on why haven't you subscribed yet?
Also I hope you are following the entire journey on my Instagram. It is @iamantarik
Do follow it if you aren't yet. Bye ye guys, see you tomorrow!
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War Heroes Best Battle Deck Fast Win!! Cepet Gila Naek Level Untuk Pemula - EN Subt - Duration: 12:27.
Hello, welcome to Main Aja Channel
In this video I will tell you about my best battle deck and you will win easily and quickly if using this.
Previously, I apologize because the webcam does not record
so you can not see my handsome face.
But do not worry
, because this time you will be accompanied by my assistant
Before I discuss how the best battle deck is, let's watch one match below.
So here's the battle deck I use.
Using General George Pattoner who can deploy cruiser tanks every minute.
It will be very helpful, because he will deploy cruiser tank every minute for us.
In the army, we use Sergeant,
because he has a big hitpoint and have a area damage.
Very useful for escorting tanks and seekers
as they only target buildings.
Second, I use rifleman.
Helpful for defense,
but you can replace rifleman with what you like.
Next is Seeker
I have 4 important troops on the battle deck, one of them is seeker.
The Seeker is incredible, massive damage, very fast, explodes if it dies
and has great damage and has a damage area for enemies within a radius
APC
Epic cards, have lots of skills. Have huge hitpoints
If it dies, it will take out 5 troops. Target : building
With a big hitpoint, it can be ascertained that APC will last a long time
Thats cool!!
The SledgeHammer
Very cool. Big hitpoints and great damage
Very good to survive and fight tanks
Very fast movement too
very quickly also to attack and destroy enemy buildings
Sniper Assassin. Big hitpoint, long range and big damage
Use it to escort your tank or APC while attacking
It's also good to survive and fight tanks or enemies with big hitpoints
Place him behind your tank or APC
Other troops are Bombing raid and Air Support to help defense and attack enemy bunkers.
That was my battle deck, now let's see how to use it.
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How to use "いただきます" & "ごちそうさま" naturally in Japanese | Learn Natural Japanese with Wasabi - Duration: 10:54.
Hi everyone, I'm Hidee!
みなさん、こんばんは。ハイディです。
今日はインターミディエートレベルのレッスンを行いたいと思います。
For the intermediate level I would like to involve words
that don't really have an identical English translation
which are used in everyday life in Japan.
I'm sure everyone heard of [claps hands together] "いただきます"
and "ごちそうさまでした".
These phrases are said before and after a meal.
So, let's start with the beginning of, the meaning of
"いただきます".
In its simplest form "いただきます" is used before receiving something.
For example:
"プレゼントをいただきます".
I receive a present.
プレゼントを
いただきます。
I receive a present.
That's why the most common "いただきます" translation is:
To receive, to get, to accept, and to take.
This explains why you say it before you eat.
You're receiving food, after all.
いただきます comes from Japan's roots in Buddhism
which teaches respect for all living things.
This thinking extends to meal time in the form
of thanks to the plants,
animals, farmers,
hunters, chefs,
and everything that went into the meal.
You can use いただきます when you're offered an actual physical thing.
It's like saying "I'll take it!" in a polite way.
But, be aware of your politeness level when using いただきます.
Even though it's a more polite version of "もらう",
It's not much more polite if you don't
change the plain form.
いただく
into
polite form: いただきます.
For example, the politeness of
each sentence is basically the same.
いただく
and もらう.
These are the same.
But change them into the polite form and
いただきます becomes
much more polite than もらいます.
For example:
この本いりますか？
Do you want this book?
はい、いただきます。
ありがとうございます。
Yes, I'll take it. Thank you very much.
この本、いりますか？
Do you want this book?
はい、いただきます。 ありがとうございます。
Yes, I'll take it. Thank you very much.
この本、いりますか？
Do you want this book?
いただきます。ありがとうございます。
I'll take it.
Thank you very much.
この本、いりますか？
Do you want this book?
いただきます。ありがとうございます。
I'll take it. Thank you very much.
And
next, let's move onto
"ごちそうさま"!
When finish eating people say
ごちそうさま, or, to be more polite
ごちそうさまでした。
The word
"ごちそう" refers to a feast,
like luxurious food, or a good meal.
And it's another appreciation
for the food
and the people involved in making the meal.
In other countries you'll say
"Thank you for the meal", or simply
"That was delicious!"
But I would like to see
the origin of this word.
ごちそうさま can be written in
漢字（かんじ）
And this, "ちそう",
means "running around"
or "make every effort".
In old times,
in olden times people would ride on the horse
and run around to collect the food.
Even if they're not on the horse,
they would run all around town to prepare the meal for the guests.
The word "ちそう" began to
include the meaning of "to invite people to eat".
For example:
今日（きょう）はごちそうだよ！
We're having a nice meal today!
すごいごちそうですね！
Wow, it looks amazing!
今日はごちそうだよ！
We're having a nice meal today!
すごいごちそうですね！
Wow, it looks amazing!
There are lots of work and effort
of many people behind each meal we eat.
Perhaps we don't get
such a feast everyday, but
every plate and any plates are
ごちそう in a sense that someone made an effort
and put love into it.
So if you have
a feeling of gratitude
you wouldn't be able to throw the food so easily
and
could say ごちそうさま to
all the lives and effort you received.
And also, if someone treats you
or invites you for a meal at their house
you should say:
ごちそうさま
でした。
ごちそうさま
でした。
For example:
昨日（きのう）はごちそうさまでした。
Thank you for the meal yesterday.
昨日（きのう）はごちそうさまでした。
Thank you for the meal yesterday.
And
oh, also! When you treat someone
you can also use this word:
The verb...
is
ごちそうする。
To be polite: ごちそう
します。
ごちそうする
ごちそうします
For example:
今夜（こんや）はわたしが
ごちそうします。
It's my treat tonight!
今夜（こんや）はわたしがごちそうします。
It's my treat tonight.
And when someone treats you
the action will be passive.
ごちそうになる。
ごちそう
になる。
For example:
この間（あいだ）、さとうさんに
ごちそうになりました。
Satou-san treated me the other day.
この間（あいだ）、さとうさんに
ごちそうになりました。
Satou-san treated me
the other day.
And for the last
phrase, it's my favourite phrase,
that you can start using today!
誰（だれ）か、ごちそうしてください！
Someone treat me please!
誰（だれ）か、ごちそうしてください！
Someone treat me please!
Right, so that's all for today.
I hope you all liked my lesson.
If you have any questions please leave a comment
and thanks for watching and see you all next time!
Bye!
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Tango - Duration: 0:20.
Jorge Firpo
Diana Mestre
We want to invite you to come to Valeria del Mar in Pinamar.
The 9th, 10th, and 11th of March 2018
To enjoy the true Argentine Tango, the Tango of embrace, the Tango Milonguero!
Valeria del Mar is in Pinamar, 350 kilometers from Buenos Aires. The event includes 3 days of classes, seminars, a milonga, barbecue, and the beach!
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