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BBC - The English We Speak (YouTube), What does 'couch surfing' mean? - YouTube

What does 'couch surfing' mean? - YouTube

Feifei: Welcome to The English We Speak,

I'm Feifei.

Rob: And I'm Rob!

Feifei: A very messy and scruffy Rob,

if I may say so. Did you not have

time to brush your hair today?

Rob: Feifei, things are a bit difficult

at the moment. I'm having

some work done on my house.

Feifei: And has your hairbrush

gone missing?

Rob: No, no. I'm not living at home

at the moment - I'm sleeping where

anyone has a spare sofa.

It was Neil's house on Monday, Paul's

on Tuesday, Sam's on Wednesday...

Feifei: I get it. You are couch surfing.

Rob: Yes - even though I don't own

a surfboard! But I am moving from

one couch - or sofa - to

another, which is a bit like surfing!

Feifei: Yes, when someone is

couch surfing it means they temporarily

stay in other people's houses

for free - often sleeping on the sofa

or couch - because they don't have their

own home. But no surfboard needed!

Rob: No, not unless you want to use one

as a bed! Let's hear

some more examples...

Since I left university, I haven't been able

to find a job so I've been couch surfing at

my friends' to try and save money.

I've been couch surfing around the world.

It's a great way to meet other people and

it makes travelling affordable.

I've had an argument with my girlfriend,

so I'm moving out. Do you mind

if I couch surf

with you guys for a few weeks? Please!

Feifei: This is The English We Speak

from BBC Learning English

and we're talking about

the phrase 'couch surfing'. This describes

temporarily staying at different people's

homes for free because you haven't got

your own home to stay in.

It's not great if you

haven't got your own place to live in

but luckily for you, Rob,

the work on your house

is temporary, and you'll be back

living at home soon.

Rob: Well, maybe not.

Feifei: Oh! Why's that?

Rob: Well, the builder has found

a lot of the woodwork to be rotten

and it needs replacing - and that

could takes weeks. So I was wondering...

Feifei: You want to couch surf

at my house? The answer is no!

I don't want you carrying

out the other meaning of couch surfing.

Rob: And what's that?

Feifei: Couch surfing can sometimes

mean just lying on the sofa

watching TV or browsing

the internet on your laptop.

Rob: Yeah. But I'd do the washing up.

Feifei: The answer is still no! Bye, Rob.

Rob: Bye everyone.

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Feifei: Welcome to The English We Speak,

I'm Feifei.

Rob: And I'm Rob!

Feifei: A very messy and scruffy Rob,

if I may say so. Did you not have

time to brush your hair today?

Rob: Feifei, things are a bit difficult

at the moment. I'm having

some work done on my house.

Feifei: And has your hairbrush

gone missing? зникли безвісти?

Rob: No, no. I'm not living at home

at the moment - I'm sleeping where

anyone has a spare sofa.

It was Neil's house on Monday, Paul's

on Tuesday, Sam's on Wednesday...

Feifei: I get it. You are couch surfing.

Rob: Yes - even though I don't own Роб: Так, хоча я не є власником

a surfboard! But I am moving from дошку для серфінгу! Але я переїжджаю з

one couch - or sofa - to один диван - або кушетка - до

another, which is a bit like surfing! ще один, який трохи схожий на серфінг!

Feifei: Yes, when someone is

couch surfing it means they temporarily

stay in other people's houses

for free - often sleeping on the sofa

or couch - because they don't have their

own home. But no surfboard needed!

Rob: No, not unless you want to use one Роб: Нет, если только вы не хотите использовать один

as a bed! Let's hear как кровать! Давайте послушаем

some more examples...

Since I left university, I haven't been able

to find a job so I've been couch surfing at

my friends' to try and save money.

I've been couch surfing around the world.

It's a great way to meet other people and

it makes travelling affordable.

I've had an argument with my girlfriend, Я поссорился со своей девушкой,

so I'm moving out. Do you mind так что я съезжаю. Ты не против

if I couch surf якщо я займуся каучсерфінгом

with you guys for a few weeks? Please! з вами на кілька тижнів? Будь ласка!

Feifei: This is The English We Speak

from BBC Learning English

and we're talking about

the phrase 'couch surfing'. This describes

temporarily staying at different people's

homes for free because you haven't got

your own home to stay in.

It's not great if you

haven't got your own place to live in

but luckily for you, Rob,

the work on your house

is temporary, and you'll be back

living at home soon.

Rob: Well, maybe not.

Feifei: Oh! Why's that?

Rob: Well, the builder has found Rob: Nun, der Bauherr hat eine Роб: Ну, строитель нашел

a lot of the woodwork to be rotten многие деревянные конструкции прогнили.

and it needs replacing - and that и она нуждается в замене - и это

could takes weeks. So I was wondering...

Feifei: You want to couch surf

at my house? The answer is no!

I don't want you carrying Ich will nicht, dass Sie die Я не хочу, чтобы вы носили

out the other meaning of couch surfing. die andere Bedeutung von Couch-Surfen. узнайте о другом значении каучсерфинга.

Rob: And what's that?

Feifei: Couch surfing can sometimes

mean just lying on the sofa

watching TV or browsing

the internet on your laptop.

Rob: Yeah. But I'd do the washing up. Роб: Да. Но я бы помыл посуду.

Feifei: The answer is still no! Bye, Rob.

Rob: Bye everyone.