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[A+] PRIYANKA CHOPRA: Empower Each Other [FULL]

LET'S SHADOW PRIYANKA CHOPRA IN FULL!


I just love growing, / like I said, / I think / growing is a very important thing, / and when I was very young, / I started working / when I was 17 years old / and I remember / my mother telling me this, / really young, / that women should be financially independent. / It doesn’t matter who your father is, / doesn’t matter / what your husband is going to be. / It doesn’t matter / who your brother is. / It doesn’t matter / who the man in your life is. / You need to be responsible for your finances / and be financially independent, / and that kind of really stuck with me. / And as my career expanded, / it was really important for me / to invest in little things / So once I discovered tech, / I have always been a fan / of technology. / I wanted to be an aeronautical engineer / at one point. / I wanted to build rockets. / I wanted to, / you know, / go to space. / But then / I became an actor. / Go figure. / And when I got the opportunity, / I remember / I was at a dinner for Bumble / in New York, / and I just thought / it was such a cool, / cool thing to bring back to India, / where women take the first move. / To bring it to a country / which has a patriarchal sort of society, / which actually the world is. / The world over is sort of patriarchal, / and we as women / need to fight to change that, / to create that kind of equality / because / no one’s going to give it to us / and they’re going to fight for us / to have it. / So / it started from taking Bumble / to India. / And then / my next investment / is this engineering school, / which is called Holberton / which was based on Betty Holberton. / She was one of the first female engineers / in the world, / and this school / is a peer to peer teaching program / where you don’t have to pay a tuition / and you can pay back your tuition / after you graduate / and get a job / so that / you don’t have to worry about, / you know, / how much school’s cost. / So that / females can actually be a part of engineering. / Just think about it this way. / All of us consume tech, / right? / All of you have cell phones. / Everyone has computers. / We’re always online. / Digital / is such a big part of our lives. / But the people creating technology, / it’s so skewed / because it’s mostly men. / And / these are men / who decide what we as women need. / So / we need females / to come / and do engineering / as AI starts coming in / and it’s going to be a big part of our lives. / Can you imagine / the artificial intelligence that we are consuming / being created by guys, / and guys / are going to decide / what kind of things we like? / So / we need women to come in / and realize / that tech is a big part of who we are / and who we are going to be / and our future. / So hence/ me investing in the engineering school. / I really love female-driven companies / and I like to give them / as much strength as I can / with my platform, / and that’s a big quest of mine / in life. /

LET'S UNDERSTAND!

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  1. What does Priyanka Chopra think the world is?

  2. What lesson/s from her mother really stuck with her?

  3. Why did she decide to invest in an engineering school?

  4. What is the speaker's purpose of this speech?

  5. Do you agree with the notion that women should strive for financial independence regardless of their relationships with men? Why or why not?

LET'S RECAP!

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1. Which new words/phrases were easiest to remember? Give three.

どの語句/文が覚えやすかったですか?3つ挙げてください。


2. Which words/phrases were you having a hard time to speak/understand? Give three.

どの語句/文が話したり理解するのに難しかったですか?3つ挙げてください。

inclusivity

[ ihn-kluh-'si-vi-tiy ]

noun

- the fact or policy of not excluding members or participants on the grounds of gender, race, class, sexuality, disability, etc

The spirit of inclusivity is all around.

skew

[ skyoo ]

verb

- to cause something to be not straight of exact; to twist or distort

We feel that this may skew any long-term investment planning for sport.

patriarchal

[ pey-tree-'ahr-kuhl ]

adjective

- of or relating to a patriarch, the male head of a family, tribe, community, church, order, etc.:; characteristic of an entity, family, church, etc., controlled by men:

It is an overwhelmingly patriarchal society, where women still has fewer opportunities than men.

stuck with me

phrase

- forced to tolerate, deal with, or manage someone or something.

The idea stuck with me as a kid until I have grown into an adult.

go figure

phrase

- used to say that something is surprising or hard to understand

The argument between the students in the other building intensified. Go figure!