The provided transcript seems to be a dialogue or conversation in a video or audio recording. The conversation includes various elements such as music, applause, laughter, and speech in both English and a foreign language. The conversation seems to be casual and possibly a live event or recording.
At several points, the speaker thanks the audience, and at one point, a speaker says, "assalamu Bhajan Salama," which is a term of respect in Sanskrit. There are also instances where the speaker addresses the audience in the foreign language and asks them to "subscribe."
The conversation appears to be a mix of English and a foreign language, with the speaker and audience engaging in a casual, possibly humorous, dialogue. The foreign language could be any number of languages, and without more context, it's difficult to determine its origin.
The transcript also includes instances of music, applause, and laughter, suggesting a live or recorded event with an audience's reactions. The speaker also mentions "Canon" and "Dodge," which could refer to camera models or brands, and "Shopkins," which is a children's toy line.
The conversation ends with the speaker thanking the audience and mentioning "chocolates," suggesting a potential end to the event or recording.
This text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or a speech, with timestamps indicating when each segment begins. Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. At 00:00:04.02, the speaker starts speaking in a foreign language.
2. At 00:01:59.66, the speaker thanks someone.
3. At 00:02:04.92, the speaker continues speaking in a foreign language.
4. At 00:03:13.88, the speaker thanks someone again.
5. At 00:04:01.70, the speaker says "assalamu Bhajan Salama".
6. At 00:04:18.54, the speaker says "is".
7. At 00:05:55.52, the speaker thanks someone for the third time.
8. At 00:06:29.52, the speaker says "so subscribe foreign".
9. At 00:07:43.02, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
10. At 00:08:23.70, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
11. At 00:09:20.00, the speaker is applauded.
12. At 00:09:59.50, the speaker starts singing.
13. At 00:10:10.26, the speaker says "laughs".
14. At 00:10:24.50, the speaker says "almost a Chinese".
15. At 00:11:55.68, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
16. At 00:12:40.80, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
17. At 00:13:13.88, the speaker thanks someone for the fourth time.
18. At 00:13:16.02, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
19. At 00:13:34.42, the speaker starts singing.
20. At 00:13:55.70, the speaker thanks someone for the fifth time.
21. At 00:14:15.12, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
22. At 00:15:29.82, the speaker thanks someone for the sixth time.
23. At 00:17:10.26, the speaker thanks someone for the seventh time.
24. At 00:17:41.70, the speaker starts singing.
25. At 00:18:27.00, the speaker says "nice and challenging".
26. At 00:18:58.08, the speaker says "tomorrow".
27. At 00:20:05.36, the speaker says "shaky users".
28. At 00:20:55.44, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
29. At 00:22:06.06, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
30. At 00:23:18.24, the speaker says "Canon Dodge".
31. At 00:23:59.34, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
32. At 00:25:10.20, the speaker thanks someone for the eighth time.
33. At 00:25:29.66, the speaker says "enough dogs Bhai".
34. At 00:25:33.56, the speaker says "Canada tomorrow".
35. At 00:26:21.78, the speaker says something in a foreign language.
36. At 00:27:01.08, the speaker says "hikachu".
37. At 00:27:46.72, the speaker starts singing.
38. At 00:28:02.74, the speaker