victorlee压码日记

PART 3
Lesson2 But he has everything else.            Lst(2),bhhsevrtels

SCENE ONE&TWO:THE STUDIO AND THE CONTROL ROOM
Steven:Hi,Jeff.                        H,jf
    How are you today?                    haytd
Jeff: Oh.Uh...fine.                    o,u,f
  I'm fine.                        imf
Linda: He seems nervous.                hsmsnvs
Steven:No need to be nervous, Jeff.            nntbnvs,jf
  We're just going to talk for a few minutes.        wrjstgttlkffmnf
  Why don't you take a seat?                wdytkst
Linda: I think he's handsome.                itkhshdsm
  The female viewers are going to love him.        tfmlvsagtlvhm
Steven:I agree.                        iag
  He's good-looking.                    hsgdlk
  I'd like to ask you a few questions.            idlktaskyfqst
Jeff: Oh.Sure.                        os
  I love questions.                    ilvqst
  Great.                        g
Steven:Can you sing,Jeff?                cys,jf
Jeff: Can I sing?                    cis
    I didn't know this show had any singing.        Id(k)ntsshans
Steven:It doesn't.                    itds
    I just want to know about your experience.        Ijstwt(k)nabtyexprc
Jeff: Oh,yeah,                        o,y
  yes，I can sing.                    ics
  I took five years of voice lessons.            itkfvysovclss
Linda: He does have a good voice.            hdshvgdvc
Steven:Can you dance?                    cydc
Jeff: Yes.I was in a musical show last summer.        Ys,iwsimscslstsm
Steven:Are you more interested in theater or in television?    aymitstittoitlvs
Jeff: I'm more interested in television.        immitstitlvs
  Definitely.                        dfnl
Steven:Jeff,do you have more experience in television or in theater?    Jf,syhvmexptcitlvsoitt
Jeff: Well.I have more experience in theater.        Wl,ihvmexptcitt
  But I did a TV show for KNEB.                bidtvsfkneb
Steven:In Los Angeles?                    ilsagls
Jeff: Yes.I lived in Los Angeles,            ys,ilvilsagls
    oh,two years ago.                    O,tysag
    I didn't want to stay there.            idwtstt
    I like New York better.                ilknykbt
    It's more exciting than Los Angeles.        itmexcttlsagls
Linda: I know he doesn't have much experience.        I(k)nhdshvmcexprc
    But he has everything else.                bhhsevrtels
    He's more energetic,                hsmengtc
    he's more intelligent,                hsmitlg
    he's more talented.                    hsmtlt
Steven:And he's more nervous.                ahsmnvs
    Linda,I think we're talking a chance on this guy.    Ld,itkwrtlkccotsg
Linda: I disagree.                    idsag
    Oh,Steven,                        o,stv
    just look at that face!                jstlkattgc
    He's more photogenic than any of the other actors.    hsmptgnctaototact
Steven:All right...                    art
    All right.                        art
Linda: What do you think of Stamford?            wdytkostmf
Jeff: I love Stamford.                    ilvstmf
  I grew up here,you know.                Iguh,y(k)n
Steven:No,I didn't know that.                N,id(k)nt
    How would you compare New                hwdcpn
  York with Stamford?                    ykwtstmf
Jeff: Well,New York is more interesting,        wl,nykismitst
    but it's also more expensive,            bitalsmexpsv
    more crowed.                    mc
  When you're trying to sleep,                wyrttslp
    you find out it's much noisier.            yfoitmns
    Stamford is much more beautiful than New York.    stmfismcmbtftnyk
    And the people are much friendlier.            atppamcfd
Steven:Well,I hope you think Linda and I are friendly too,    wl,ihpytkldaiaflt
    since we're going to be working together.        wrgtbwktgt
Linda: You have the role,Jeff.                yhvtrl,jf
    Welcome to WEFL.                    wlcmtwefl
Jeff: Terrific!                        trfc
    I can't wait to get started!            icwtgtstt

victorlee其实基础比大家好一些，练习注重质量，使进步幅度较大的学员。这样稳扎稳打，全面掌握压码注音细节是值得期望的。

今天练习了三课，如下：

PART 4
Lesson 03 This new job is my big break.                Lstr(3),tsnjbismbgbk

SCENE ONE: THE BENNETT FAMILY KITCHEN
JEFF: That was a good dinner, Mom.                Tws(a)gddn,m
MRS. BENNETT: I'm sorry your dad isn't here.            imsryddih
  But now you can come home more often, Jeff.            bnyccmhmof,jf
  We're a family again.                        Wr(a)fmlag
JEFF: I guess so.                        igss
  Can I help with the dishes?                    cihlpwttdss
MRS. BENNETT: Oh, I can wash those later.            O,icwstslt
JEFF: OK.                            ok
MRS. BENNETT: How are you going to get from New York to Stamford every day,    haygtgtfnyktstfdevrd
  now that you're working here?                    ntyrwkh
JEFF: Oh, I'm going to give up my apartment in New York.    O,imgtgv(u)pmptmtinyk
MRS. BENNETT: And get one in Stamford?                agtoistfd
JEFF: Sure, I want to be near my job.                S,iwtbnmjb
MRS. BENNETT: Where are you planning to live?            wayplntlv
  There are some nice apartment buildings nearby. . .        tasmncptmtbldnb
    over on Baker Street.                    ovobkst
JEFF: I think I can find something closer to WEFL.        itkicfsmtclstwefl
    I may as well live close to work.                Im(a)swlvcstwk
MRS. BENNETT: Well, rents out here are certainly lower than rents in New York.    W,rtohactlltrtinyk
JEFF: Mother,                            mt
    I make much more money now.                    imkmcmmnn
MRS. BENNETT: Good.                        gd
    Then you aren't going to end up in another old building like the one in New York.    Tyagte(u)piaolbkdlktoinyk
JEFF: I think I can get a nicer apartment.            itkicgtncptmt
MRS. BENNETT: This new job-                    tsnjb
    how long will it last?                    hlwitlst
    I just hope this is a better idea than your move to Los Angeles.    Ijsthpts(i)sbtidtymvtlsagls
    You didn't like it there.                    yddlkitt
JEFF: I hope so too, Mom.                    ihpst
MRS. BENNETT: I know you're going to be successful.        I(k)nyrgtbsccsf
JEFF: It's my first starring role.                itmfststrr
    But this show is going to be a hit.                Btss(i)sgtb(a)ht
    If I stay,                            iist
    I can make good money and I'm going to get bigger roles in the future.    icmkgmnaimgtgtbgrsitft
    I know it.                            I(k)nit
MRS. BENNETT: Are you going to work all the time,        aygtwkattm
    or are you going to have time to meet people?        oaygthvtmtmtpp
JEFF: You mean,                            ym
    am I going to have time to meet girlfriends?        (a)migthvtmtmglfrd
MRS. BENNETT: Well. . .                        w
JEFF: Living closer to work will give me more free time.    lvcstwkwgvmfrtm
    Anyway,                            anw
    it's easier to meet girls here than in New York.        itestmglshtinyk
MRS. BENNETT: Good.                        gd
SCENE TWO: THE STUDIO
JEFF: This new job is my big break.                Tsnjb(i)smbgbk
    It's a bigger role than anything I had in New York.        itbgrtantihinyk
    And it's more exciting role than anything I had in Los Angeles.    aitmexctrtantihdilsagls
    This is my chance to make it big in television.        Ts(i)smcctmkitbgitlvs
    I want my parents to be proud of me.            iwtmprttbpdom
    I think I can do a good job.                itkicdgdjb
    But I'm the star,                        btimtst
    and I'm a little scared.                    aimltsc
    Steven Winn -                        stvw
    I don't know what he thinks of me.                Id(k)nwhtksom
    But Linda Marino -                        bldmrn
  she's friendlier than he is.                    Ssfrdlth(i)s
  And more helpful.                        amhlpf
  I'm going to like working with her.                imgtlkwkwth
  Actually,                            actl
  I think I'm going to like working with everyone here        itkimgtlkwkwtevroh

PART 4
Lesson 04  Is that the tallest building in town now?        lsf(4),istttlstbld(i)tn

SCENE ONE: DOWNTOWN STAMFORD
AMY: Jeff!                            jf
  Jeff Bennett!                            jfbnt
  Jeff! I thought that was you.                    Jf,ittttwsy
    I didn't know you were back in town.            Idd(k)nywbc(i)t
    I'm Amy Monroe.                        imammr
  You went out with my sister.                    ywtowtmsst
JEFF: Oh,                            o
    Amy Monroe!                            ammr
    Of course.                            ocs
AMY: The last time I saw you was in high school.        Tlsttmisyws(i)hscl
  You were always more interested in talking to my sister, anyway.    Ywawsmitstitlktmsst,anw
JEFF: How's your sister these days?                hsyssttsds
AMY: Oh, she's fine.                        O.ssf
JEFF: Is she married?                        issmrd
AMY: Oh, yeah.                            O.y
  Three kids and everything.                    trkdaevrt
  The youngest is just two years old.                tygstjsttyso
  And the oldest is six now.                    atldstissxn
  You know,                            y(k)n
    her husband is very successful.                hhsbdisvrsccsf
    He's the best lawyer in town.                hstbstlit
    And you?                            ay
JEFF: I move around a lot.                    imvardlt   
  You know,                            y(k)n
  the life of an actor.                        tlfoaact
  Los Angeles,                            lsagls
  New York. . .                            nyk
  But this job came along,                    bttsjbcmal
  so I'm going to stay in Stamford for a while.            simgtstistmffwl
AMY: Really?                            rl
  What are you doing?                        wayd
JEFF: I'm in a new TV show.                    imintvs
AMY: Oh, yeah?                            O,y
JEFF:yeah，they making in stamford at WEFL.            Y,tmkistmfawefl
      it's never show，of course，                itnvs,ocs
AMY: That's exciting, Jeff!                    ttexct,jf
  What's it about?                        wtitabt
JEFF: It's a mystery show.                    itmstrs
  I'm the star.                            imtst
AMY: Oh, I love it.                        O,ilvit
  I can't wait to see it.                    icwttsit
JEFF: So, what are you doing these days?            S,waydtsds
AMY: I work in that building.                    Iwk(i)tbld
  On the top floor.                        ottpflr
JEFF: Is that the tallest building in town now?            isttlstbld(i)tn
AMY: No, the Fairchild Hotel is the tallest.            N,tfcldhtisttlst
  Eighteen stories,                        etstrs
  and a restaurant on top.                    arstrtot
  It's the nicest restaurant in Stamford.            ittncstrstristmf
JEFF: That's good to know.                    Ttgdt(k)n
AMY: Well, I'm glad I ran into you.                W,imgldirity
JEFF: Maybe we can get together again.                mbwcgtgtag
AMY: Sure.                            a
JEFF: Can I call you?                        cicy
  Are you in the phone book?                    ayitpbk
AMY: Yeah,                            y
    that would be nice.                        twdbnc
JEFF: I'll give you a call.                    ilgvyc

PART 4
lesson 5 That's the most convenient location.            Lsfv(5),tttmstcvnlct

SCENE ONE: A BASKETBALL COURT
MIKE: Just like old times.                    jstlkotms
JEFF: You're pretty fast on your feet -                yrprtfstoyft
    for an old guy.                        faog
MIKE: Hey, watch it!                        H,wci(t)
    I was the best basketball player at Stamford High School.    iwstbsbsktbpastmfhscl
JEFF: My brother always said you wanted to be a one-man team.    mbrtawssywttbomt
MIKE: Only in my dreams, Jeff.                    ol(i)nmdrs
    Only in my dreams.                        Ol(i)mdrms
    Your brother was a good player too.                ybrtwsgdpt
    Of course,                            ocs
    it was easy for him.                    itwsesfh
    He was the tallest guy in the school.            hwsttlstgitscl
JEFF: I learned a lot from him.                    illtfhm
MIKE: And nothing from me, huh?                    Antfm,h
JEFF: Where do you live now, Mike?                Wdylvn,mk
MIKE: We live outside of town,                    wlvotsdot
    near the Merritt Parkway.                    ntmrtpkw
JEFF: How far is that from here?                hfisttfh
MIKE: About nine miles.                        abnnmls
JEFF: A long drive.                        aldv
MIKE: Have you found an apartment?                hvyfaptmt
JEFF: No. I'm going to start looking for an apartment this week.    N,igtstlcfaptmttswk
    Any advice?                            andvc
MIKE: Well, the most popular part of town is out near the Parkway, where I live.    W,tmstpplpotisontpkw,wilv
    But you probably want to live closer to work.        bypbbwtlvclstwk
JEFF: Maybe I should live downtown.                mbislvdt
    That's the most convenient location.            tttmstcvnlct
    And I'd be close to the nightlife.                aidbclsttntlf
MIKE: We don't have the most exciting nightlife, you know.    Wdhvtmstexctntlf,y(k)n
    This isn't New York.                     tssnyk
JEFF: It's different,                        itdfrt
    that's for sure.                        ttfs
MIKE: There's that new apartment building on Bedford Street.    Tstn(a)ptmtbldbfstr
    Bedford Manor.                        bfmn
    It's very nice.                        itvrnc
    But it's probably the most expensive building downtown.    btitpbbtmstexpsvblddt
JEFF: I don't want to spend a lot of money. . .            idwtspdltomn
    What about this neighborhood?                wabtsnbh
    I see some apartment buildings over there.            issmptmtbldsovt
MIKE: That's Oak Street.                    ttokstr
    It's not the most beautiful street in town,            itntmstbtfstrit
    but it's nice.                        bitnc
JEFF: Well, I should look at the apartment listings in the newspaper.    Wl,islkatptlst(i)tnspp
MIKE: How are you getting along with Linda?            haygtlwtld
EFF: I like her,                        ilkh
    I think she's happy she picked me.                itksshpspcm
    She gives me a big smile every time she sees me.        sgvsmbgsmlevrtmsssm
MIKE: How about Steven?                        habstv
JEFF: I'm not sure how to deal with him.            imnshtdlwthm
MIKE: Everyone respects him.                    evrorspcthm
    He does good work.                        hdsgdwk
JEFF: I don't think he wanted me for this role.            idtkhwtmftsr
MIKE: You don't know that,                    yd(k)ntt
    Steven's just moody.                    stvsjstmd
    I mean, he doesn't always explain things well.        Im,hdslwsexptsw
EFF: Great.                            gt
MIKE: Maybe you should ask him a lot of questions when you're in rehearsal.     mbysdaskhmltoqstswyrirhs
    Be sure you know what he wants.                Bsy(k)nwhwt
JEFF: Ask questions.                        askqst
    OK. But I feel like I'm a student again.            Ok,biflkimstdag
MIKE: Come on,                            cmo
    it's not that bad.                        itnttbd
    You're going to do fine.                    yrgtdf
    I know it.                            I(k)nit
JEFF: I know it too.                        I(k)nitt
MIKE: Look at that piece of junk.                lkatpcojk
    No TV star drives a car like that.                ntvstdclkt
JEFF: I guess you're right.                    igsyrrt
    Time for a trip to the car dealer.                tmftpttcdl

SCENE TWO: A CAR DEALER'S LOT

CAR SALESMAN : Are you looking for a new car?            aylkfnc
    Then come on over to Stamford Auto.                tcmoovtstmfat
    You can count on us for the car you're looking for.        Ycctou(s)ftcyrlkf
    Just look at these cars.                    jstlkatscs
    This station wagon is the most practical car you can find.    tssttwgistmstprctccycf
    We have luxury cars.                    whvlxrcs
    This one is the most elegant on our lot.            tsoistmstelgoolt
    Here's a sports car -the most exciting car in America.    hssptctmstexctciamrc
    What's that?                        wtt
    You're looking for a good price?                yrlkfgdprc
    Well, you don't have to pay through the nose at Stamford Auto.    W,ydhvtpttnsastmfat
    We have the lowest prices in town,                whvtlwstprcit
    and we're ready to make a deal.                awrrdtmkdl
    How far do you have to go to find great cars at great prices?    hfdyhvtdyhvtgtfgtcragtprc
    Not far.                            nf
    We're on the turnpike,                    wrottnpk
    just two miles from downtown.                jsttmlsfdt
    See you this weekend -                    sytswk
    at Stamford Auto.                        astmfat

一向练习很稳定，也停了几天了，不知道什么原因？

上周事情比较多，空闲时间不多，自己也偷懒了，希望自己要继续努力，不要放弃。这周开始继续压码学习。
今天压码注音了两课如下：

PART 4
lesson6 Is this the best we can do?        Lssx(6),itstbswcd

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO   
STEVEN: Yes. Come over here, please.        Ys,covh,pls
STEVEN: Stand there.                stt
  Like that. Good.                Lkt,gd
STEVEN: That's not bad,                ttnbd
    but I want the nicest sweater you have.    biwtncsswtyhv
  That's nice.                    ttnc
RITA: Do you like this one at all?        dylktsoaa
STEVEN: Ugh, no, no.                u,n,n
    It's ugly.                    itugl
JEFF: Rita spent all weekend shopping for that sweater.    rtsptawkspftswt
  And you think it's the worst sweater of all.    Ad(y)tkittwsswtoa
STEVEN: Oh. Take it back.            O,tkitbc
  I'm sorry, Rita.                Imsr,rt
  That sweater's just not right for television.    tswtsjstnrtfelvs
RITA: OK. So,                    ok.s
    the second sweater is the best?        tscdswtistbst
JEFF: Steven,                    stv
  do you really want me to wear a sweater?    dyrlwtmtwswt
    I think my character should wear something else. . .    itkmcrctsdwsmtels
    like a jacket and tie.            lkjctat
  He's a detective,                hsdect
  after all.                    afta
STEVEN: Your character only works as a detective in his free time.    ycrctolwkadtctihsftm
    Remember?                    rmb
  He's a reporter,                hsrpt
  an ordinary gay.                aodnr
  He should wear ordinary clothes.        hsdwodnrclt
JEFF: I see.                    is
STEVEN: That skirt looks a little short.    tsklkltst
  Do you have anything longer?            dyhvantlg
RITA: No. That's the longest skirt we have.n,    tttlgstskwhv
MARY BETH: I think looks good, Steven.        Itklkgd,stv
STEVEN: And what about this blouse?        awtabttsbls
  Is this the best we can do?            iststbstwcd
RITA: There's this. . .                tsts
  or this.                    ots
  I like the white blouse.            ilktwtbls
MARY BETH: It's too plain.            ittpl
  Do you have anything fancier?            dyhvantfc
STEVEN: We're done with you two, then.        Wrdwtyt,t
  Thank you.                    tk
JEFF: You're welcome.                yrwlc
SCENE TWO: ANOTHER PART OF THE STUDIO
MARY BETH: You know,                y(k)n
  I saw you on stage once in New York.        isyostgocinyk
  In The Longest Night.                itlgstn
  I thought you were excellent.            ittywexclt
JEFF: Well, thanks.                W,tks
  I liked that script.                ilktscp
MARY BETH: That was the best play I saw all year.    twstbstplisay
  You were very lucky.                Ywvrlc   
JEFF: Thanks.                    tks
MARY BETH: Of all the shows I've done,        oatsivd
  this one has the shortest work schedule.    tsohststswkscdl
    We hardly have time to rehearse.        whdhvtmtrhs
  And Steven gets very tense when he doesn't have much time.    astvgtvrtswhdshvmctm
  Watch out.                    wco
JEFF: Vacation photos?                vctpts
MARY BETH: What?                wt
  These?                    ts
    Oh, these are just baby pictures.        O,tsajstbbpcts
JEFF: Your baby?                ybb
MARY BETH: Yes.                    ys
  But these are the worst ones.            btsatwstos
JEFF: I'd really like to see them.        idrllktstm
MARY BETH: They're old.                trod
  From weeks ago.                fwkag
JEFF: These are great.                tsagt
  Isn't that the cutest baby?            isttctstbb
  Those are the biggest eyes.            tsatbfstes
MARY BETH: She's six months now.        sssxmtn
  Isn't that the nicest smile?            isttncssml
  She's such a happy baby. . .            ssschpbb
  and so quiet.                    asqt
  I hated to go back to work.            ihttgbctwk
JEFF: That must be the hardest thing about being a parent.    tmstbthdstabtbprt
  Leaving them.                    lvt
  Even for a minute.                evfmnt
MARY BETH: I miss her during the day.        imshdtd
JEFF: She's the most beautiful baby.        sstmstbtfbb
  You must be the proudest mother in Stamford.    ymstbtpdsmtistmf

PART 4
Lesson7 That's yours, charles.        Lssv(7),ttys,cls

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO
RITA: Here we are.            hwa
  Here we are.                hwa
MARY BETH: You're late.            yrlt
CHARLES : OK, who gets what?        Ok,hgrwt
  Cheese sandwich?            ccsdwc
RITA: That's his.            tths
CHARLES : These are all mine. . .    tsaamn
  Salad?                sld
RITA: That's hers.            tths
CHARLES : Chicken sandwich?        ccsdwc
  Whose is this?            wsists
RITA: That's yours, Charles.        ttys,cls
CHARLES : Oh, of course.        o,ocs
CHARLES : Diet soda?            dsd
MARY BETH: Those are ours.        tsaos
CHARLES : For you. . .            fy
  And coffee for me.            acffm
  Oh, there's a pizza here.        otspzh
  Whose is it?                hsisit
RITA: Didn't you get something for Steven and Linda?dd(y)gtsmtfstvald
CHARLES : Oh, yeah.            o,y
  The pizza's theirs.            tpzsts
CHARLES : Is your hair getting gray, Mike?    Isyhgtgr,mk
MIKE: It's darker than yours.        itdktys
CHARLES : It had to be gray for a movie role out in Denver.ithtbgfmvrloidv
  Wonderful, wonderful place in the mountains.    Wdf,wdfplcitmts
RITA: Are you sorry to come back?    aysrtcbc
CHARLES : Oh, no. I like to do a movie now and then,    o,n,ilktdmvnat
    just for a change.            jstfcg
  But I'm happy to be here in Stamford.    bimhptbhistmf
  Then I can sleep in my own bed every night.ticslpimobdevrnt
MIKE: I see you like the food here too.    isylktfdht
CHARLES : You auditioned for a movie in New York,    yadtfmvinyk
    didn't you?                Dd(y)
  What happened with that?        whpwtt
  I thought the part was yours.        ittptwsys
MARY BETH: I thought the part was mine too, ittptwsmnt
    but they had their own ideas.    bthdtoids
  They wanted the blonde.        twttbld
CHARLES : I'm sorry to hear that.    imsrthtt
RITA: You're happy with our new show, aren't you?    Wrhpwtons,ay
MARY BETH: Oh, yes.            O,ys
  And it's a good role,            aitgrl
  so I can't complain about my part.    siccpabtmpt
CHARLES : What about this new actor, Jeff Bennett?    Wabttsnact,jfbnt
  Do you know him?            Dy(k)nhm
MARY BETH: He's kind of new to television,    hskonttlvs
  but he'll be OK.            bhlbok
    He's very nice.            hsvrnc
    You should get to know him.        Ysdgt(k)nhm
SCENE TWO: ANOTHER PART OF THE STUDIO
MARY BETH: The truth is,        tttis
    I'm really disappointed about that movie.    imrldsptabttmv
    The role was exactly right for me. . .    trlwsexclrtfm
    Right now I have this new television show to work on.    rtnihvtsntlvsstwko
    And we have a new actor working with us -    awhvnactwkwtus
    Jeff Bennett.            jfbnt
    It's his first starring role.    ithsfststrrl
    I know how to do my role,        i(k)nhtdmrl
    but maybe he's going to need help with his.    Bmbhsgtnhlpwths
    Maybe I can give him some advice.    mbicgvhmsmasvc
    I think he's a nice guy.        itkhsncg
    I hope he's a success.        ihphssccs