Listening comprehension for Learners of English, difficult with video
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A couple of years -------------- ago my wife and I took a trip to Hawaii. The plan was to get onboard the ship " Pride of America" in Honolulu on the island of ----Wahu------- --in cruise of -------- the different islands. Unlike the Caribbean, Hawaii is known more for its -blagic??-- sea life than beautiful coral. Some of our scuba diving friends suggested that we do the "---Manari night dive--------------” off the coast of Kona on the big island of Hawaii. Since the ship didn't stay in Kona ---overnight------we had to alter our plans ---in order to----------- dive with these --heinous------ creatures. We solved this problem by adding four days to the trip and staying right on the big island . Once called devil fish by ----ancient Manaris-------- because of their --menacing -------- appearance these magnificent creatures are virtually-------harmless with no defense system other than their massive size, and of course one must be careful not to get into a ---head on------- collision with one. This particular group of rays is accustomed to the large swarm of divers that --frequent the same ------------ area nightly. Since the Manta Ray is a --plankton feeder--------- all a diver needs is a strong light source to attract the minute sea life and the mantas take it from there. Swimming along with their mouths wide open they simply swallow anything that goes into that -gaping cavern--------------. Many of the rays here have names and are identified by --locals------- by the spot patterns on the underside of their bodies. As for size, the biggest on this particular dive is Big Bertha measuring in at --14 feet------ from wing tip to wing tip. Was it worth --altering------our trip plans? -You bet!!---------! Would we do it again? Probably not, there are simply too many other places in the world to visit. Would I recommend it? Most definitely---------------, I think everyone should visit this island paradise at least once.
What a tread compi, now this not only looks great , but it was really difficult, thanks for doing this, I don't know about the others, but I loved it.
and I must say, I got all of it except the bla...whatever,,
because I talk to you every day, or have done so often, very difficult to understand, jeje, WONDERFUL!! 
Or would that be magic?? hmmm, it sounds like blagic something, qué bueno gary!!! 
A couple of years ago my wife and I took a trip to Hawaii. The plan was to get onboard the ship " Pride of America" in Honolulu on the island of Oahu, In cruise of the different islands. Unlike the Caribbean, Hawaii is known more for its pelagic sea life than beautiful coral. Some of our scuba diving friends suggested that we do the "man ray night dive” off the coast of Kona on the big island of Hawaii. Since the ship didn't stay in Kona overnight we had to alter our plans in order to dive with these heinous creatures. We solved this problem by adding four days to the trip and staying right on the big island . Once called devil fish by ancient it's probably a name of a person??! because of their menacer or menacing? appearance these magnificent creatures are virtually harmless with no defense system other than their massive size, and of course one must be careful not to get into a head on collision with one. This particular group of rays is accustomed to the large swarm of divers that frequent the same area nightly. Since the Manta Ray is a plankton feeder all a diver needs is a strong light source to attract the minute sea life and the mantas take it from there. Swimming along with their mouths wide open they simply swallow anything that goes into that 
??!. Many of the rays here have names and are identified by locals by the spot patterns on the underside of their bodies. As for size, the biggest on this particular dive is Big Bertha measuring in at 14 feat from wing tip to wing tip. Was it worth all our trip plans? you bet! Would we do it again? Probably not, there are simply too many other places in the world to visit. Would I recommend it? Most definitely , I think everyone should visit this island paradise at least once.
Omg I was totally lost in some sentences!!! Thanks so much for the effort Gary ^_^
A couple of years ago my wife and I took a trip to Hawaii. The plan was to get onboard the ship " Pride of America" in Honolulu on the island of huaju in cruze of the different islands. Unlike the Caribbean, Hawaii is known more for its blegic sea life than beautiful coral. Some of our scuba diving friends suggested that we do the "manerate night dive” off the coast of Kona on the big island of Hawaii. Since the ship didn't stay in Kona over night we had to alter our plans what?!! dive with these beginners? creatures. We solved this problem by adding four days to the trip and staying right on the big island . Once called devil fish by ancient menonites? because of their minutes in appearance these magnificent creatures are virtually harmless with no defense system other than their massive size, and of course one must be careful not to get into a head on collision with one. This particular group of rays is accustomed to the large swarm of divers that frequently see in area nightly. Since the Manta Ray is a play confider all a diver needs is a strong light source to attract the minute sea life and the mantas take it from there. Swimming along with their mouths wide open they simply swallow anything that goes into that peeping caror. Many of the rays here have names and are identified by locals by the spot patterns on the underside of their bodies. As for size, the biggest on this particular dive is Big Bertha measuring in at 14 ft from wing tip to wing tip. Was it worth thaughtering our trip plans? you'd bet! Would we do it again? Probably not, there are simply too many other places in the world to visit. Would I recommend it? Most definetly, I think everyone should visit this island paradise at least once.
Ok, I'm completely off, I need to get back to SD, I couldn't understand anything!!, I wrote some words that I don't even know if they exist, God d.......!!,
Thanks for the exercise Gary 
Hey, no way we are going to allow this are we cogu, I mean, gary, just hit us right over our head with the corrections , we will survive
and why is nobody else brave enough eh????
Hey, laza, where are you???
Lovely, Fidalgo, you are brave guys!!!
This was the more difficult listening I've done in my life!
A couple of years ago my wife and I took a trip to Hawaii. The plan was to get onboard the ship " Pride of America" in Honolulu on the island of Wahul, in cruise of the different islands. Unlike the Caribbean, Hawaii is known more for its precious sea life than beautiful coral. Some of our scuba diving friends suggested that we do the "manner day-night dive” off the coast of Kona on the big island of Hawaii. Since the ship didn't stay in Kona overnight we had to alter our plans in order to dive with ???? creatures. We solved this problem by adding four days to the trip and staying right on the big island . Once called devil fish by internautas??? because of their minuting appearance these magnificent creatures are virtually harmless with no defense system other than their massive size, and of course one must be careful not to get into a head on collision with one. This particular group of rays is accustomed to the large swarm of divers that frequent the same area nightly. Since the Manta Ray is a plancton feeder all a diver needs is a strong light source to attract the minute sea life and the mantas take it from there. Swimming along with their mouths wide open they simply swallow anything that goes into that keeping cavern. Many of the rays here have names and are identified by locals by the spot patterns on the underside of their bodies. As for size, the biggest on this particular dive is Big Bertha measuring in at 14 feet from wing tip to wing tip. Was it worth altering our trip plans? You'd bet! Would we do it again? Probably not, there are simply too many other places in the world to visit. Would I recommend it? Most definitely! , I think everyone should visit this island paradise at least once.
------A couple of years ago----------- ago my wife and I took a trip to Hawaii. The plan was to get onboard the ship " Pride of America" in Honolulu on the island of -----Hawahu in cruise-to----- ---------- the different islands. Unlike the Caribbean, Hawaii is known more for its --pelagic- sea life than beautiful coral. Some of our scuba diving friends suggested that we do the "-----marinate nighttimer------------” off the coast of Kona on the big island of Hawaii. Since the ship didn't stay in Kona ----overnight------we had to alter our plans --????---------- dive with these ---???----- creatures. We solved this problem by adding four days to the trip and staying right on the big island . Once called devil fish by -----ancient mariners--------- because of their ---menacing------- appearance these magnificent creatures are --------harmless with no defense system other than their massive size, and of course one must be careful not to get into a –head-on-------- collision with one. This particular group of rays is accustomed to the large swarm of divers that ----frequent---------- area nightly. Since the Manta Ray is a --????---------- all a diver needs is a strong light source to attract the minute sea life and the mantas take it from there. Swimming along with their mouths wide open they simply swallow anything that goes into that -----their cavity ---------. Many of the rays here have names and are identified by --the--locals----- by the spot patterns on the underside of their bodies. As for size, the biggest on this particular dive is Big Bertha measuring in at ------fourteen feet-- from wing tip to wing tip. Was it worth ---altering-----our trip plans? ----Your bet------! Would we do it again? Probably not, there are simply too many other places in the world to visit. Would I recommend it? Most definitely-----------------, I think everyone should visit this island paradise at least once.
Maybe you still want to try this one? Trust me, really difficult
