I decided to borrow this DVD when I was in uni lib this morning, cause I forget Ive watched it. However, its proved to watch it again is the best choice Ive made. Because of Emily Mortimer, my beloved actress from newsroom; because of Gerard Butler, the guy who was in 300, Phantom of the opera, and how to train ur dragon; because of the familiar and friendly Scottish accent; because the story happened in Glasgow; because of the sea, sailing and navigation stuff; because it's a simple but perfectly moving story.
By the way, I really enjoy Scottish people's preference toward "wee" and "cheers" now, see, everything changes.
Notes:
He is a smart wee cookie. ( Ive heard this sentence twice, very impressive
He is a champion lip-reader
take a seat
When I was at your age, I lived so close to the sea that I could taste it
cheeky wee devil ( The librarian doesn't know Frankie is deaf, and was so annoyed by this boy, soooo funny lol
I will move mountains to get if for you
We crossed the equator
Sorry I havent written for a few days, things have been very busy here
-Everything OK for you?
-Everything is fine, absolutely fine
purse
mermaid
You wanna know, but u dont wanna know, tricky
I was a betting man, but Im not
Half now, half later 先给一半，事成之后再给一半
Its a bumpy skimmer, get a flat one, so it skims
at the quay
Blood is sticky than water, he is your flesh and blood after all
Take it or leave it
He was not born deaf, its a present from his father
Id be honored to take it
Ill check it for you, just to be on the right side
Time is a great healer
Its a blessing in disguise
冒牌爸爸用爱治愈
