The Great Escape 2018 2×7

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(Hwaseong, província de Gyeonggi)

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(Cicada Kim, who's vulnerable
para frio, chegou ao trabalho)

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It's so cold.

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Eu odeio estar frio. I'm
wearing three layers.

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Mas você está destinado a estar frio.

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I am, that's why Estou
usando três camadas.

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The climate in Korea has changed.

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Talvez estejamos entrando
em uma era no gelo.

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All the dinosaurs died
 no último.

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We must prepare for an ice age.

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Estoque em pacotes quentes.

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You're dressed lightly today.

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Não, estou usando outra camada
 underneath.

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That was a weird question.

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Por que você comentou sobre
what I'm wearing at a port?

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Porque a brisa do oceano está fria.

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(The question didn't mean
 qualquer coisa)

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Então, estamos ficando perto
to the ocean breeze today?

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Não, é só isso
 the ocean breeze is cold.

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Você tem
 Alguma pílula anti -habilidade?

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(We're getting on a ship today?)

22
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(Vou me preparar
 to board a ship)

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Oi, Donghyun.

24
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– Hi.
 – Hello.

25
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It's so cold.  Você não está frio?

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I'm fine.

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You're not fine, you're trembling.

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Eu não sou.  Estou bem.

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Estou tendo um mau pressentimento.

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We're at the ocean.

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Nós definitivamente
vamos conseguir on a ship.

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Isso e nós vamos fazer
something on the mud flat.

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- lama plana?
 – Mud flat?

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Existe um apartamento de lama nesta área?

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What port is this?

36
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Isso é Hwaseong.

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There's no ocean in Hwaseong.

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(Hwaseong/tem uma costa)

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We're at the port.

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(Donghyun está tirando
 a hot pack)

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Eu acho que vai ficar frio o dia todo.

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Do you get seasick?

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Na verdade.

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Ele serviu no Corpo de Fuzileiros Navais.

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Oh, that's right.

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- Você não fica enjoado?
 – I do.

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So there's no correlation between
sendo um fuzileiro naval e marítimo.

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I got on a ship once.

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- Mesmo?
 - Sim.

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Eu era um ex -fuzileiro
naval. We thrive on mud flats.

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Ele fica enjoado.

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I thrive on mud flats.

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Olá.

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Agora todo mundo se
veste casually to work.

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O quê?

56
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Isso não é casual.

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I took time to pick out
 esta roupa.

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(This is his best training suit)

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- Eu levei um tempo para
escolher isso. – Really?

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Oh!

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– Hodong has T–shirt.
 - Sim.

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Eu encontrei o mesmo em casa.

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So I wore it today.

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Suas roupas estão indo
 to get dirty today.

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Porquê?  O que estamos fazendo hoje?

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I'm good at deducing things,
 certo?

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Estamos em uma ilha.

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Teremos que escapar
 the island today.

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Eu tenho uma boa intuição.

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Are we going to get on a ship?

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Claro.

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Por que mais estaríamos aqui?

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Isn't that obvious?

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Talvez tenhamos que escapar de um navio.

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How do we escape from a ship?

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Tenho medo da água.

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You are?

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Don't worry,
 I was a former Marine.

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(Não tenho medo da água,
 just seasickness)

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Eu entendo que você era um fuzileiro
naval but why are you using an accent?

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"Eu era um ex -fuzileiro naval."

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Got to use an accent Parecer difícil.

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You know what I'm saying?

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(Escape Bomber está aqui)

85
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(Looking for the other
guys com olhos sonolentos)

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Are they still in their vans?

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Aaaaah!

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I can't contain my fire.

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Não conseguimos escapar da última vez.

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Where are the guys?

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Malta!

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Nossa, está frio.

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(Ground shaking warm–up)

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Ninguém está aqui ainda?

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(Walking slowly)

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(Onde eles estão se escondendo?)

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– Byungjae, Shindong.
 - Olá.

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Você não deveria estar na van
 so soon.

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(Os cérebros estavam
aquecendo themselves in the van)

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Saia para que possamos
fazer the warm–up chat.

101
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Nós já fizemos isso.

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We warmed–up three
times Antes de chegar aqui.

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Você tem seis pacotes em suas línguas?

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We didn't warm up
 nessa medida ...

105
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We have to warm up our
bodies Para aquecer as línguas.

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Come on now.

107
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Você me assustou!

108
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(Quick movement
 de Hodong Hunter.avi)

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You scared me.

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Eu não posso conter meu desejo for

111
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success today because we failed last time.

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Isso mesmo.

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O fogo está queimando.

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In the prison episode, I saw the

115
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future of Entretenimento de TV.

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Documentary and
entertainment, 'Docutainment'.

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'Docutainment.' Sim, uma combinação

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de documentary and entertainment.

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Os documentários precisam honestos.

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I saw that honesty in P.O.

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Porquê?

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Ele adormeceu.

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