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Okay, so — pretty good night, we got through most of it. The Kansas City truck came in around eight, and we already scanned and put away everything except two skids. Those are over in staging, aisle four, right by the dock door. I labeled 'em so you can't miss 'em.

Couple things you gotta watch out for. One of the skids came in damaged — the shrink wrap was torn and a couple boxes got crushed. I took pictures and wrote it up already, but somebody's gonna have to finish the claim in the morning.

And we're short on those brake rotors. The system says thirty-six, I only counted twenty-nine. So I flagged it for a recount — don't pull from that location till somebody checks it.

Oh, and real quick — the scanner on station three keeps dropping the signal. I put a note on it, but if it acts up, just grab one from the cage.

That's pretty much it. Everything else is caught up. Have a good one — see ya tomorrow.
Notas de pronunciación
1 · La "e" fantasma delante de s + consonante
Es la marca más delatora del hispanohablante, y el texto está cargado de ellas a propósito:
scanned · skids · staging · station · scanner · system · shrink · short · signal · says
Se dice s-canned, no es-canned. Arrancar la /s/ en seco, sin vocal antes.

2 · Las terminaciones -ed — son tres sonidos, no uno
/d/ → labeled, flagged, scanned, damaged
/t/ → crushed, checked, caught up
/ɪd/ → counted
Nunca "labele-d" con la e marcada al final.

3 · Las reducciones — no son descuido, son inglés normal
gotta · gonna · 'em · we're · somebody's · that's · till · see ya
Decir "them" completo donde va 'em ya suena a libro.

4 · El ritmo — lo más importante
"We got through most of it" → se pega casi en una palabra: mos-tuh-vit
"you gotta watch out for" → wa-chow-for
"put a note on it" → pu-duh-no-do-nit

5 · El "th"
through · thirty-six · things · that's · those · the
La lengua sale entre los dientes; no se convierte en /t/ ni en /d/.

Cómo practicarlo
1. Escuchar completo una vez, sin hablar.
2. Sombrear a 0.7x con el texto a la vista, hasta que salga sin trabarse.
3. Subir a 0.85x.
4. A 1.0x con el texto.
5. A 1.0x sin mirar el texto.
Veinte minutos al día vale más que dos horas el domingo.
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