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Modern Family S6E24

American Skyper

Diese Seite bietet eine umfassende Vokabelliste zur Episode "American Skyper" aus der Serie "Modern Family" Staffel 6 Folge 24, die 211 Wörter umfasst und vor allem auf dem CEFR Niveau B1 basiert. Hier können Sie nicht nur die englischen Vokabeln lernen, sondern auch Ihr Verständnis durch einen begleitenden Lesetext sowie durch interaktive AI-Sprechübungen verbessern. In der Episode navigieren die Charaktere die Herausforderungen moderner Technologie und Fernbeziehungen, was Ihnen hilft, relevante Vokabeln in einem praxisnahen Kontext zu verstehen. Nutzen Sie die Vokabelliste, um Ihre Englischkenntnisse gezielt zu erweitern und sich auf das Niveau B1 zu bringen!

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211 Wörter
A2
21
B1
124
B2
59
C1
7
4-minute mark B1 +
a little off B1 +
accepted B1 +
accepted your offer B1 +
acting crazy B1 +
admit B1 +
adorable B1 +
adult braces B1 +
after me B1 +
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ashes B1 +
awesome B1 +
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bite her face B1 +
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brunch B1 +
budget cuts B2 +
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bust B2 +
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catch the sunset B1 +
cheating on B1 +
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Coast Guard training B2 +
cockatoo B1 +
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got me here B1 +
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got to be kidding me B1 +
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hem your jeans B1 +
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into Korean dudes B2 +
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It's out B1 +
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key chain A2 +
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lame B1 +
last person B1 +
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lucky to have you B1 +
make this apartment thing go away B2 +
make toast B1 +
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mother-daughter thing B1 +
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nonsense B1 +
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not for lack of trying B2 +
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nothing special B1 +
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out of work B1 +
particular set of skills B2 +
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plug him in B1 +
precious B1 +
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put in B1 +
put me down B1 +
random question B1 +
reach out B1 +
realtor B1 +
receipt A2 +
reminded her of B1 +
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renters B1 +
report card B1 +
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robot humor B1 +
roll away B1 +
see what's going on B1 +
seedy C1 +
self-improvement B2 +
set me up B1 +
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sick of B1 +
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skinny B1 +
smoothie A2 +
so much as B2 +
sounds like love B1 +
sounds scary B1 +
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spit on B1 +
spouses B1 +
stashed B2 +
steam your greens B1 +
straining B2 +
street value B2 +
super-hot B1 +
sure thing B1 +
suspicious spouse B2 +
take a drive A2 +
taken B1 +
thank God B1 +
the crazy one B1 +
the kind one B1 +
the smart one B1 +
thoughtful gift B1 +
tickles B1 +
translate B1 +
treat B1 +
treat my family like they're criminals B2 +
unemployed B1 +
up all night B1 +
useless B1 +
walk you out B2 +
wasted your vote B2 +
weird vibe B2 +
welcoming B1 +
what's going on A2 +
winner B1 +
wonder about B1 +
yearning for C1 +
you're done A2 +
yuk it up C1 +

In the season finale of "Modern Family," titled "American Skyper," the characters find themselves navigating the challenges of technology and long-distance relationships. Claire and Phil are excited to celebrate their anniversary, but they face problems when their plans are interrupted by their children. Meanwhile, Jay and Gloria are dealing with the reality of their son Manny leaving for college, which brings up mixed feelings for the family. Cam and Mitchell, on the other hand, have their own struggles as they try to connect with their friends through video calls, leading to humorous yet touching moments.

As the episode unfolds, each storyline reveals the characters' reactions to change and distance. Claire and Phil's romantic evening turns into a chaotic adventure filled with unexpected interruptions from their kids. Jay and Gloria grapple with the idea of letting Manny go, which leads to heartfelt conversations about family and growing up. Meanwhile, Cam and Mitchell’s attempts to use technology for connection showcase their frustrations and comedic mishaps in trying to maintain friendships. In the end, the episode beautifully ties together the themes of love, family, and the impact of technology on relationships, leaving viewers with both laughter and warmth.

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