Hi engin. This is a natural, unscripted programme so we don't provide a transcript or subtitles. Try to pay attention to what they say - it will improve your listening skills. For more details and an exercise, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-1/session-33
Million thanks.. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ You really make me feel alive again.. It is so difficult to be a good English speaker in an Arabic country. I was in India and I was happy speaking English there but I came inadertently thinking that I CANNOT keep in touch with English again but you revived me again.. Thaanks
That's great to hear! Glad you came back to English study! Good luck with your studies! We have a great audience, so keep commenting and you might meet some interesting people to practise your English with..!
Love it when the presenters drop hints about each others on the programs. It feels like being invited into your inner circle 😜😋. Anyway, this episode is another great episode to understand current happenings. Thanks team BBC..
I could reach back to the prefix 'mis-' when we say the words 'misuse, misplace, misconduct, misbehave, mislead, mislay,-----' . It means 'bad, wrong, not-advantageous',and faulty'.
Hi Дмитро Українець. Make an effort - listen to it and try to understand what they say. It's all about listening skills. If you need to know more about what they are talking about, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-4/session-33
Hi! We're sorry about that. This link should definitely work: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-4/session-33 Let us know if you have a problem at all. Thanks!
Good evening from PERU! thanks for this video, it is good. it is an option to prtactise english and so i could improve . i feel grateful with your. Best whishes!!!
Hi Sebastia Perez. Thank you for your comment. We are glad you like our video. We offer you more videos, guides and quizzes on our website to help you improve your English. Check it out: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/
Hi Kilbenni Dabukke. This is a natural, unscripted programme so we don't provide a transcript or subtitles. For more details and an exercise, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-1/session-33
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bbc english channel has good speaker they makes me understand of better way of english especially dan is fabulous speaker because he has a fascinating accent
Hi Mariam Mahmoud! The main difference here is whether the person is doing so unwillingly. You can acknowledge something and it is not that much of a big deal, but 'admit' often appears when there is something like an accusation or discovery of something that has happened that might be negative. So 'He acknowledges that his website does have some privacy concerns' - he sees the situation and recognises it. 'He admits that his website keeps data on your browsing history' would mean that this fact has been discovered and he is agreeing that it is true, even if he doesn't want to. Hope that helps make sense of these two verbs!
The citizens of India has been facing ramifications for supporting CAA and the government shot down the protestors claimed the act is necessary as the stakes of terrorism is rampant across the country. (Dear Dan and cati ,I just tried to use the vocabs,Pls correct it )
⚠️ There are many life ramifications to this decision. I could be a Celta tutor. ⚠️ His decisions shot down my previous before I decided to leave him. ⚠️ I know the stakes are high, but I must believe in myself.
Thanks for always offering this very very useful program. I love News Review much the same as 6 minutes english among all the BBC leaning english programs and this video, unlike 6 minutes eng, enables me to watching them talking, which I think is so great and really ideal for most of the englsh learners that they can observe their facial expressions or mouth movements. but I’m perplexed by one thing. I can't make sure whether or not I'm right, that they omit something or use any contractions or whatever after watching this ! I wish they had transcripts of this program on their website as in 6 minutes eng or simply had subtitles on here at youtube. that'll do. maybe they think it's better not to do so for advanced learners or some sort of copyright matter with materials from others(it can't be helped, though), I know, but I feel the above-mentioned will make this excellent program perfect. Would you please do that, BBC!!
Thanks for your comments. We're glad you love our programmes. Unfortunately News Review does not have subtitles because it is an unscripted conversation which is tricky to transcribe. It's also gives you a chance to improve your listening skills.
oh, I see. unlike scripted one such as 6 minutes english, News Review is with an unscripted conversation. thanks for your information. and as for subtitles/cc on youtube, so far, I've understood it works automatically with voice recognition, not transcribed(in that case, I’m being too demanding, surely), and even if that is correct or somewhat wrong, it doesn’t matter, it will be enough for me. …I'm afraid maybe I'm saying something wrong. what I'm saying kind of doesn't make any sense to you, does it? I have no idea how that subtitles/cc function works. I also thank you for advice, but unfortunately, even though I tried and tried to pay attention to what they say many times, I still have some problem with making out them. I feel no matter how hard we english learners try, we hit a brick wall, which is rather high. anyway, I think BBC’s learning english program is superb, superior to similar programs including CNN student news and I’m always surprised and impressed by how you create new, excellent programs one after another…But please don’t discontinue long-lasting ones, especially 6 minutes english and News Review ! (and I hope Neil will continue a whole lot longer after Finn was gone. I miss Finn. Where is he? he and Neil was my favorite.) I always look forward to watching your great programs !
love the video! it helps with my pronunciation! but i would like to know what they say in certain sections of the video. For instance, when talking about a Bet to Rod, Dan says "i felt come over".
Hi Ezequiel, We would be happy to help you, but could you let us know the time in the video that each of your questions refers to? Then we can give you an answer. Thanks!
With no trepidation this ramifiaction comes out from their manner , they put our society in boils , i mean the skates are high . in this economy crisis every thing shoot down as easier as you thinks.
Thanks dears @ BBC for your efforts.
Milanalo from Sudan.
I really love the way Dan speaks. 👍
Dan and Catherine and the rest of the team, you are my everyday cup of tea... So invigorating... indispensable. ❤️
You guys are fantastic ! I love this channel ! I love Catherine excellent way of speaking as well !! Keep on it :)
Dear Dan and Catherine ,what happened to subtitled . I miss it .
Hi engin. This is a natural, unscripted programme so we don't provide a transcript or subtitles. Try to pay attention to what they say - it will improve your listening skills. For more details and an exercise, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-1/session-33
Million thanks.. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
You really make me feel alive again..
It is so difficult to be a good English speaker in an Arabic country.
I was in India and I was happy speaking English there but I came inadertently thinking that I CANNOT keep in touch with English again but you revived me again.. Thaanks
That's great to hear! Glad you came back to English study! Good luck with your studies!
We have a great audience, so keep commenting and you might meet some interesting people to practise your English with..!
I love this programm its fantastic... the pronuntation its cool and understandable
Dan is sooo sweet!
Thank you bbc and their fabulous team 🙏🏼🇲🇽
Love it when the presenters drop hints about each others on the programs. It feels like being invited into your inner circle 😜😋. Anyway, this episode is another great episode to understand current happenings. Thanks team BBC..
""My baby shot me down".. Nancy Sinatra - Bang Bang - 1966 :)
A good example of using the phrasal verb "shoot down" :)
Thank you for this video! I like your channel, your programmes, the way you speak!
Thanks it's helpful 💐
I like news reviews 👍👍👍👍
I could reach back to the prefix 'mis-' when we say the words 'misuse, misplace, misconduct, misbehave, mislead, mislay,-----' . It means 'bad, wrong, not-advantageous',and faulty'.
Great video! Thanks a lot!
The best concept I've had. I try to carve out time every day. It helps to improve my Englis as an interpreter. Thank you for lending a hand:)
Thank you for teaching me
Love Dan!!!!!
This series is really helpful, but could you please add subtitles because sometimes it is really difficult to make out what you are saying, guys?
Hi Дмитро Українець. Make an effort - listen to it and try to understand what they say. It's all about listening skills. If you need to know more about what they are talking about, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-4/session-33
Hi! We're sorry about that. This link should definitely work: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-4/session-33
Let us know if you have a problem at all. Thanks!
Good evening from PERU!
thanks for this video, it is good.
it is an option to prtactise english and so i could improve .
i feel grateful with your.
Best whishes!!!
Hi Sebastia Perez. Thank you for your comment. We are glad you like our video. We offer you more videos, guides and quizzes on our website to help you improve your English. Check it out:
www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/
Thanks.
BBC learning english is the best channel to improve your language skill 👍👍👍
Glad you think so! 😃
I think you should put subtitles
OMG??? Why no subtitle? I'm still studying listening.
Hi Kilbenni Dabukke. This is a natural, unscripted programme so we don't provide a transcript or subtitles. For more details and an exercise, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-1/session-33
Also Catherine says sth connected to "mood" could it be? i dont get it, can you help me?
thanks beforehand.
its a great show .& please never give subtitles, its helping our listening.
Thank you very much
there will be giving strong concepts
Hi Munna Ch. You are welcome! We are glad you find our video useful. You might like to visit our website. Try our quiz to see how well you've learned this programme's key words and phrases: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-1/session-33
Great!
Vocabulary is the most difficult part of learning foreign language, thousands of thousands words to memorize, it is so hard and takes so much time)
I love this video.👍🐼🇬🇧
I can't appreciate your work enough. You are doing amazing job. 🌷♥️🌷. It's very useful for us (English learner).
Thanks so much for your comment - we are pleased to know our work is appreciated.
bbc english channel has good speaker they makes me understand of better way of english especially dan is fabulous speaker because he has a fascinating accent
Stake something on something .
It's highly important to me , but I wouldn't stake my reputation on it.
What is the difference between acknowledge and admit ? Please provide examples 🤗
Hi Mariam Mahmoud! The main difference here is whether the person is doing so unwillingly. You can acknowledge something and it is not that much of a big deal, but 'admit' often appears when there is something like an accusation or discovery of something that has happened that might be negative. So 'He acknowledges that his website does have some privacy concerns' - he sees the situation and recognises it. 'He admits that his website keeps data on your browsing history' would mean that this fact has been discovered and he is agreeing that it is true, even if he doesn't want to. Hope that helps make sense of these two verbs!
I've fallen in love with dan😍
From me with love, DAN
My parents shot me down when I was about to enter vocational high school :|
Good voice
I got sleepy.
I had got shot down a few times before my husband eventually accepted me.
Then, when Dan talks about the cookies he bet, He says Catherine sth connected to "Sharing" what is it?
The citizens of India has been facing ramifications for supporting CAA and the government shot down the protestors claimed the act is necessary as the stakes of terrorism is rampant across the country. (Dear Dan and cati ,I just tried to use the vocabs,Pls correct it )
⚠️ There are many life ramifications to this decision. I could be a Celta tutor.
⚠️ His decisions shot down my previous before I decided to leave him.
⚠️ I know the stakes are high, but I must believe in myself.
Thanks for always offering this very very useful program.
I love News Review much the same as 6 minutes english among all the BBC leaning
english programs and this video, unlike 6 minutes eng, enables me to watching them talking, which I think is so great and really ideal for most of the englsh learners that they can observe their facial expressions or mouth movements.
but I’m perplexed by one thing.
I can't make sure whether or not I'm right, that they omit something or use any contractions or whatever after watching this !
I wish they had transcripts of this program on their website as in 6 minutes eng or simply had subtitles on here at youtube. that'll do.
maybe they think it's better not to do so for advanced learners or some sort of copyright matter with materials from others(it can't be helped, though), I know, but I feel the above-mentioned will make this excellent program perfect.
Would you please do that, BBC!!
Thanks for your comments. We're glad you love our programmes. Unfortunately News Review does not have subtitles because it is an unscripted conversation which is tricky to transcribe. It's also gives you a chance to improve your listening skills.
oh, I see. unlike scripted one such as 6 minutes english, News Review is with an unscripted conversation. thanks for your information.
and as for subtitles/cc on youtube, so far, I've understood it works automatically with voice recognition, not transcribed(in that case, I’m being too demanding, surely), and even if that is correct or somewhat wrong, it doesn’t matter, it will be enough for me.
…I'm afraid maybe I'm saying something wrong. what I'm saying kind of doesn't make any sense to you, does it? I have no idea how that subtitles/cc function works.
I also thank you for advice, but unfortunately, even though I tried and tried to pay attention to what they say many times, I still have some problem with making out them. I feel no matter how hard we english learners try, we hit a brick wall, which is rather high.
anyway, I think BBC’s learning english program is superb, superior to similar programs including CNN student news and I’m always surprised and impressed by how you create new, excellent programs one after another…But please don’t discontinue long-lasting ones, especially 6 minutes english and News Review ! (and I hope Neil will continue a whole lot longer after Finn was gone. I miss Finn. Where is he? he and Neil was my favorite.)
I always look forward to watching your great programs !
I find BBC learning E is very insteresting
He’s confusing shut down with shot Down
Nice place to learn english
love the video! it helps with my pronunciation! but i would like to know what they say in certain sections of the video. For instance, when talking about a Bet to Rod, Dan says "i felt come over".
Hi Ezequiel,
We would be happy to help you, but could you let us know the time in the video that each of your questions refers to? Then we can give you an answer.
Thanks!
My mamma shot down me from buying a tab to my baby as the stakes are high .she could not concentrate on her studies
With no trepidation this ramifiaction comes out from their manner , they put our society in boils , i mean the skates are high . in this economy crisis every thing shoot down as easier as you thinks.
All hail Dark Lord Zucc.
Facebook future.
still is failing they are trying new things but isd will go down. he has to mutch ads and pushes to many pepole i dont no on me