I do hope...

English translation: I do hope Sir Howard won't be too stiff.

17:56 May 19, 2020

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Cinema, Film, TV, Drama / Run a crooked mile (1969)

English term or phrase: I do hope...

I don't understand what the boy says after: "I do hope..........Tuesday.

Link: https://youtu.be/SbSNgkXPLJc (1:29 --> 1:31)

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Daniel Slon

Selected answer:I do hope Sir Howard won't be too stiff.

Explanation:
"Stiff" might be "Strict". The sound quality is not too good.

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Mark Robertson
Local time: 23:57

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Thanks a lot, Mark!
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I do hope Sir Howard won't be too stiff.

Mark Robertson

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i do hope...

I do hope Sir Howard won't be too stiff.

Explanation:
"Stiff" might be "Strict". The sound quality is not too good.

Mark Robertson
Local time: 23:57
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English
PRO pts in category: 48

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Thanks a lot, Mark!

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