| A: | Welcome ski lovers of all ages! My name is Rick Fields and here with me is the man that needs no introduction, Bob Copeland. |
| B: | Thank you, Rick! What a beautiful day here in Aspen, Colorado where the sun is shinning, and we've got twelve inches of fresh powder. It doesn't get much better than this. |
| A: | That's right, Bob, but today we have a special treat for our viewers. We're joined here by Ian Roussy, the four-time giant slalom champion. And on this special edition of the show, Ian is going to teach us the basics of skiing! So, let's hit the slopes! |
| C: | Well, first off, let's get those boots on. You're going to want to make sure your boots fit snugly. That's right; now snap them into your bindings. And you're also going to want a good pair of goggles to protect your eyes. It's a bright day today, so there's going to be a lot of glare out there on the slopes. We don't want you hitting any of those moguls! |
| A: | Bob, since you're a beginner skier and might take a few spills, it is a good idea to have a good warm pair of dry ski gloves. |
| C: | Easy there, Rick! Well, let's head on over to the chairlift, and test your skills! All right, we're up here on the bunny hill, so, Bob, why don't you do a few snow-plow turns. Gnarly run, Rick! Nice carving! You've got some mad skills! That was sick! |
| A: | You wanna see gnarley? Well, see that bump over there, I'm going to catch some major air. |
| C: | Butt plant! |
| B: | Ha ha ha! He lost his skis! Yard sale!!! |
| A: | Ahem, well. Thanks for joining us here today, I think that about does it. Bob, Ian, time for some après-ski? |
| C: | No way, man! We're off to grab some freshies!!! |
| slalom | common noun, singular | a skiing race where you must go though flags |
| champion | common noun, singular | winner |
| hit the slopes | phrase | start skiing |
| snugly | General Adverb | fitting very tightly |
| snap | principle verb, imperative | make something attach by pressing down |
| binding | common noun, plural | a bottom part that attaches the boot to a ski |
| goggles | common noun, plural | a pair of glasses used to protect one's eyes |
| glare | common noun, singular | bright light that is reflected by the snow |
| slopes | common noun, plural | a space on the mountain which is used for skiing |
| mogul | common noun, plural | a bump on a ski hill |
| ski glove | common noun, plural | a covering of hands with each finger separated tha |
| snow-plow turn | common noun, singular | a slow, easy turn where you make a V with the skis |
| carving | common noun, non-variable | turn on your skis with your edges |
| chairlift | common noun, singular | a line of chairs tha moving cable that carries peo |
| apres-ski | common noun, non-variable | a party or drinks after skiing |
| grab some freshies | phrase | ski on the area that has never been skied before |
| yard sale | phrase | falling so hard that you lose all your ski equipment |
| catch some major air | phrase | used to describe a skier jumps really really high |
| bump | common noun, singular | small hill |
| gnarley | Adjective | awesome, cool (used by ski lovers) |
| take a spill | principle verb, subjunctive | fall |
| that about does it | phrase | it's finished; it's almost done |
| lodge | common noun, singular | the building that has restaurants and stores on the ski hill |
| pow | common noun, non-variable | (powder) soft, light snow |
| avy | common noun, singular | (avalanche) lots of snow falling off the mountain |
| liftie | common noun, singular | a person who operates the chairlift |
| bowl | common noun, singular | a steep hill with high sides, shaped like a bowl |