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Today, we have a fun word.

I think many of you might like it.

It is dazzle, D-A-Z-Z-L-E.

To dazzle somebody, but more commonly, I was dazzled. It was dazzling.

So what does it mean dazzle? D-A-Z-Z-L-E? Well, it comes from the word days, D-A-Z-E, and to days means to make dizzy or to surprise or sometimes even to blind, to confuse.

And that's what dazzle means.

Something is so bright that it makes you blind.

You cannot see.

Or something is so amazing, so colorful, so spectacular, that you don't know what to say. that you're like a child at Christmas, a child meeting Santa Claus, something truly amazing, truly spectacular.

That's the idea of dazzle.

I was dazzled.

I was so surprised. I was so amazed. It was spectacular. Let's check out a

dialogue. How was Vegas? Oh, the hotels were quite nice. Did you see any shows? Ah, there was a magic show that really dazzled me.

Which one? Mac King. He's at Haraz.

Around the world, there are many cities that might dazzle you. Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, some of the most dazzling cities in Asia.

I've never been to China, but I'm sure that Shanghai is also quite dazzling.

In Europe, you've got Bari and Milan and Milano, right? I don't know, Germany, does Germany have any dazzling cities?

Any big, bright, spectacular lights?

What about London?

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