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Stephen Fry - Il potere delle parole (The power of words in Nazi Germany SUB ITA)
L'attore e intellettuale britannico Stephen Fry parla dell'uso del linguaggio da parte della propaganda nazista. Si tratta di un estratto dal suo programma televisivo per la BBC "Planet World".
Il libro di cui parla è "Schone Zeiten" di Ernest Klee, Willi Dressen, Volker Riess. E' stato tradotto in inglese con due titoli diversi, "Those Were the Days" e "The Gold Old Days", ma con lo stesso sottotitolo: "The Holocaust Through the Eyes of the Perpetrators And Bystanders". Esiste una versione italiana edita da Hoepli con il titolo "Bei tempi: Lo sterminio degli ebrei raccontato da chi l'ha eseguito e da chi stava a guardare".
Non detengo nessun diritto su questo video, ma credo veicoli un messaggio importante e per questo ho voluto creare i sottotitoli in italiano.
Il libro di cui parla è "Schone Zeiten" di Ernest Klee, Willi Dressen, Volker Riess. E' stato tradotto in inglese con due titoli diversi, "Those Were the Days" e "The Gold Old Days", ma con lo stesso sottotitolo: "The Holocaust Through the Eyes of the Perpetrators And Bystanders". Esiste una versione italiana edita da Hoepli con il titolo "Bei tempi: Lo sterminio degli ebrei raccontato da chi l'ha eseguito e da chi stava a guardare".
Non detengo nessun diritto su questo video, ma credo veicoli un messaggio importante e per questo ho voluto creare i sottotitoli in italiano.
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MiniDoc "Nativi Lagunari" / Geo&Geo
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Documentario di Bruno Testori "Nativi Lagunari" dalla puntata di Geo&Geo trasmessa il 25 aprile 2017 su Rai 3 Link utili: Associazione Il Caicio www.ilcaicio.it/ Indiemood www.iloveindiemood.com/ Venice On Board www.veniceonboard.it/ Caravanserai caravanserai.it/it/main E' possibile vedere la puntata completa qui www.raiplay.it/video/2017/04/Aspettando-Geo Geo-3df55568-98a3-4364-b4e6-fafab3dab3...
you don't say like (long version)
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From "The Graham Norton Show" - Season 11 - Episode 11 Willi.i.am's use of "like" is not approved by Miriam Margolyes ... I do not own any copyrights on this but, as an English teacher, I thought it useful to start a conversation about the use of "like".
you don't say "like"
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From "The Graham Norton Show" - Season 11 - Episode 11 Willi.i.am has been talking about his work as a dj. So far Miriam Margolyes has misunderstood his words several times so, in this part of the episode, Will.i.am tries speaking correctly and clearly. He is answering a question about his remix of Dirty Dancing's song. I do not own any copyrights on this but, as an English teacher, I thought i...
Emma Watson UN Speech SUB ITA
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Il discorso di Emma Watson alle Nazioni Unite per la presentazione di "He for She" con SOTTOTITOLI IN ITALIANO
"Oltre il ponte" Italian Resistance song ENG SUB
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"Oltre il ponte", an Italian partisan song, with English subtitles. I do not own the video. I just added the subtitles. The original video: vimeo.com/25233280 Translation: www.antiwarsongs.org/canzone.php?lang=it&id=771
VENEZIA E' UN PATRIMONIO DI TUTTI E DEVE ESSERE TUTELATO. BRAVI QUESTI RAGAZZI ED ALTRI CHE SI PRODIGANO.
What that woman did was horrible. It was bad enough she corrected another adult’s grammar in front of others, but in front an audience, on tv a television show that millions of people will see? That was so incredibly rude. I don’t care how old she is, the “respect your elders” rule doesn’t apply when the elder is as rude as that. How that poor man kept sitting there as this woman jumped on every word out of his mouth, I don’t know. I was horrified just watching it.
Yeah but it is like but like and Also like likelike
Fsake
Lol... love them both together... too funny!
I love Miriam, so down to earth, you get what you see with her (so to speak), but Will's face when he realises that he keeps saying 'Like' and can't stop himself. Priceless!
This too irks me
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such a great combination that night! 🙏🏻✌🏻🇦🇺
I just love these two together and this clip so much... Incredibly funny and sweet🤗❤
I feel he's like actually quite annoyed with her during this.
grazie!
This video is like soooooo funny!
Shaggy doesn't approve this element
Then like wtf do you say?
Well I liked it lol Miriam and will I am your like a double act lol.
'They said "XYZ"' implies that you're quoting a statement verbatim from a person 'They were like, "XYZ"' implies that this isn't a direct quote, but rather a statement as to the effect of what they said
Honestly this cute as hell
*Ok boomer* 😂😂😂
Will.I.Am x Mir.I.Am
Ok boomer
*Says something* Entire Audience: HA HA HA HA HA HA
In the US she’d be branded a racist lol
when he said "intertwine" that got me
He said like eleventh time
It annoys me that old people do this because we will continue to adapt and change the language we use as time goes on. Just like we used to say "Good morrow!" "Toodle-pip!" and "How art thou?" decades ago. We don't say those things anymore. The way we speak in a hundred years will most likely change and will be slightly different to today. There'll be different slang and other commonplace phrases that the new generations use and this will continue until the human language doesn't exist.
@s t a r I get that it's annoying when people use it again and again (my younger sister used to do this, it nearly drove me mad), but the way Will is using it is a legitimate way to use it. It's just that older people were taught to say that certain sentence a different way. This means that to them, the way we use 'like' in a sentence like Will did sounds wrong, but it's not at all and is actually grammatically correct.
Yeah we used to say "how art thou" decades ago. At least two.
@@InsideOutAnus I would have said centuries but that wouldn't have been quite right. It wouldn't be wrong either but Ya know
@@ThatHawksSimp Centuries would have actually been far more correct.
@@InsideOutAnus well not entirely, because I'm talking about when they stopped being used. Not when they were first used.
DUDE JUST LET PEOPLE SPEAK HOW THEY WANT
Like totally
If they choose to talk to other illiterate morons like themselves and not me, then of course.
Willi.i.am
Can you believe that words change meanings? Unbelievable to some, even awful to others... but not awful as in inspiring awe, awful as in terrible, because that word never changed meanings... no words EVER change meanings, the GODS gave us WORDS with specific meanings, right?
It's called a discourse marker. Come back when you're a linguist Miriam 😊
This is like totally the truth ☝️
OOOP!
@s t a r That's another name for it, yeah
It's usually seen that way by older people, but it's a feature of the language of younger people. It's ageist and prescriptivist at heart, and while it may seem annoying, calling it out is in the same vein as hassling someone over "me and my friends" vs "my friends and I". It's a valid language feature, and correcting someone on their speech is pretty rude (and a bit classist to honestly).
(Don't come for me, I'm a linguist)
Okay boomer
I've heard a lot of "proper" English speakers, especially British ones, use the phrase "he said something to the effect of". Now, that I would call impractical compared to "he was like".
grmpf LMAO who says that
What British speak like that looooooool
@@ceciliahc3013 Evidently, you don't.
@@ceciliahc3013 me?
OMG, like, who like, wants to like, take the time, like to, like develop an actual, like vocabulary? Like, whatever.
Bitch don't tell me what I can and can't say
Excellent ! street slang-man gets a lesson in grammar
Kurt Hubbard-Beale grow up and get a life. If you were truly a linguist, you would appreciate the use of the word like. It’s deeply important to conversation, it’s a discourse marker. I just don’t see how it affects you.
@@asherjackson4504 There are plenty of things that don't affect us here, like poverty in Africa. Doesn't mean I have to appreciate other people's incoherent babbling. And I don't but I rarely talk to idiots either.
Dude gay??
Why she look like a deep fake?
Because deep fake look real af, and this video happens to be real
Because your whole life is a deep fake Truman
Please stop using the word like I don’t LIKE it
Most boomer shit ever
Damn i say it so much i couldnt even hear him say it until i rewinded it like 3 times
Lmao shit i said like
Mo Sul YOU SAID LIKE
love it
I can just tell there’s gonna be so many comments saying, “why was I recommend this in 2020?” But like yeah why the fuck was I recommend this
Remember when you were 13 and you’d use “like” one time during a sentence, and some crusty as grown up would interrupt you to go “ Like omg like wow like like like” just to ridicule you :/
oh god i was 13 and had to talk to a police officer as a witness to something and said "like" about every 5 words. i didn't realise how much i used it until he repeated it back to me.
That’s the least serious form of ridicule I’ve ever heard of.
Maybe you should learn from some old "crusty" person who can at least probably speak English properly?
@@bobmarshall3700 "who can at least probably speak" That's a horrible pile-up. It's not grammatically incorrect, but it is stylistically awful.
Using the word like is fine until you hear Jake Paul use it
the OG ok boomer
He's so fucking gay.
Sorry, I don’t speak jive.
Cut me some slack, Jack
and after all that, no one still talks about their shit attempt to ruin that dirty dancing classic thank God
“Don’t use the word like. I don’t like it.” 😂
actually, he was correct ‘i was’ would not be correct in that context
Respect de crowd...
Just me who has no idea what’s going on?
Code Switching lol