you're not going to angry your friend

[svetlana14]

Please listen to this video[FONT=&quot] clip[/FONT]. It seems to me that the guy is saying "you're not going to angry your friend for working..." Is it true? If it is true - is "angry" the verb in this case and why there is no a preposition following "angry". Is it grammatically correct? Many thanks.

 

[Tdol]

There's a very quick and quiet with after angry.

 

[mohammedabo]

There's a very quick and quiet with after angry.

Can you tell me the time of this sentence?

 

[probus]

Can you tell me the time of this sentence?

Please rephrase that. I don't understand your question.

 

[5jj]

I think mohammedabo wants to know when the sentence appears in the video, i.e., after how many seconds.

 

[Tdol]

Can you tell me the time of this sentence?

https://youtu.be/RY-TYWNWY38?t=128

And it is be angry with to me.

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

Please listen to this video clip. It seems to me that the guy is saying "you're not going to angry your friend for working..." Is it true? If it is true - is "angry" the verb in this case and why there is no a preposition following "angry". Is it grammatically correct? Many thanks.

Svetlana, that clip is over eight minutes long. Always tell us where in the clip you want us to start listening.

Thanks!