VOCABULARY FROM VIDEO Saving dead languages ⏲ 6 Minute English 1. Dying out : to become less common and finally stop existing 2. Racism: unfair treatment of people, or violence against them, because they belong to a different race from your own 3. Aboriginal = indigenous : relating to the people or animals that have existed in a place or country from the earliest times 4. Ironic : an ironic situation is one that is unusual or amusing because something strange happens, or the opposite of what is expected happens or is true 5. Injustice : a situation in which people are treated very unfairly and not given their rights * injustice of/against * to judge someone’s character or abilities unfairly 6. Missionary : person who is sent to a foreign country to teach their religion (often christianity) to the people living there 7. Heathen : person who belongs to no religion, or to a religion that is not christianity, judaism, or islam 8. In quotation marks : used to show the actual words spoken or written by someone else; used ironically to show scepticism, disagreement or belief that a word is misused 9. Topsy-turvy : upside down; disorganised 10. Right the wrongs of the past : take action to correct a historical injustice 5.10.2023 VIETNAM ALL THE BEST FOR YOU ^^
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Bbc En OR BBC Learning En is phantastic. I wonder if the BBC could enable all BBC learning English programmes since 1950s. Ut woul be great pace for mankind....
Thanks BBC My summary while listening Some languages are endangered. We often hear about animals at risk of extinction but a recent study by the Australian National University found that out of the world's seven thousand existing languages, half are under threat. But what can be done to save languages from dying out? According to Ghil'ad Zuckerman, a linguistic professor, he had a dictionary written by a German Lutheran Christian missionary in 1844. His name was Clamor Wilhelm Schumann and he wrote the dictionary with up to 3500 words because he wanted to Christianize "heathens" so it's topsy-turvy righting the wrong of the past by using a tool written for one goal in order to achieve the diametrically opposite goal.
Learning languages takes us so so so long time and efforts. So making languages must have been more difficult and more long time. It is a shame that languages made it difficult are disappearing
Nowadays, people are trying to learn a new language. During this process , bit by bit , they forget their native language. Unfortunately, I have experienced it .I am originally from Afghanistan, and I am living in Pakistan. I am learning two languages at the moment .This condition has made destruction for me .I have forgotten some of the words in my native language. Barely, I can remember words to build a proper sentence .I have seen families in here who are trying to teach their children English instead of their native language.And the children are unfamiliar with their native language.
👍 Thank you for sharing your personal story! We're sorry to hear that you're forgetting your native language. What can people do to avoid forgetting their native languages do you think?
Abundance of languages was a damnation from God when people began to build the Babylon tower: Genesis 11:7 "Come, let us go down, and there confound their language, that they may not understand one another’s speech."
Try finding English language programmes that tie in with your interests - for example, drama if you enjoy dramas or news programmes if you are interested in what's happening in the world.
What do these languages have in common? Recognize: I don't recognize any of them. endangered: endangered animals, at risk of extinction. be under threat: sb or sth is under threat from globalization/higher prices/invasive species die out: what can be done to save languages from dying out? what could happen if more and more languages died out? we have to prevent rare species from dying out. The sad truth is that it was no accident that these languages died out, given the treatment of Aboriginal people. The sad truth is that it was no accident that the public lost trust in the government. The sad truth is that it was no accident that teachers were desperate to leave, given the treatment of educators from parents, and politics. Racism: Living abroad as a Chinese taught me what racism felt like. Have you ever experienced racism? Poverty: people are living in poverty. Injustice: correct a historical injustice from the past complain of, admit, remember, protest against the injustices heathen: ironically: Ironically, her boyfriend is a racist. what is ironic is that he did less exercise than me. destruction: it caused the destruction of culture and languages. Speaking your own language is about more than communication, it means knowing your roots and feeling good about yourself. In quotation marks. Right the wrongs of the past.
I'm sorry to point out that you right the wrongs of the past (or at least you cover who they really were) if you say "Australian government" talking about the early '900 and not BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
VOCABULARY FROM VIDEO Saving dead languages ⏲ 6 Minute English
1. Dying out : to become less common and finally stop existing
2. Racism: unfair treatment of people, or violence against them, because they belong to a different race from your own
3. Aboriginal = indigenous : relating to the people or animals that have existed in a place or country from the earliest times
4. Ironic : an ironic situation is one that is unusual or amusing because something strange happens, or the opposite of what is expected happens or is true
5. Injustice : a situation in which people are treated very unfairly and not given their rights
* injustice of/against
* to judge someone’s character or abilities unfairly
6. Missionary : person who is sent to a foreign country to teach their religion (often christianity) to the people living there
7. Heathen : person who belongs to no religion, or to a religion that is not christianity, judaism, or islam
8. In quotation marks : used to show the actual words spoken or written by someone else; used ironically to show scepticism, disagreement or belief that a word is misused
9. Topsy-turvy : upside down; disorganised
10. Right the wrongs of the past : take action to correct a historical injustice
5.10.2023 VIETNAM
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I really like hearing podcast from your channel! I want to go England to study. From Uzbek student.
I love BBC English ❤
im iraqi.. and I want to development my loungege
and i search alot.. but i found bbc channel and i heared every day one video
its perfect.. thank you very much about your channel
❤❤
Thanks.
Thanks BBC Leaning English...🙏
I love BBC language
From Uzbek student ❤
Interesting topic thank you 🤍
Glad you enjoyed it
I really like the expression: “ Right the wrongs of the past”. Of course, I need to say Thank you for this new podcast.
You're very welcome 😊 We agree, it's a great expression!
Listen to more 6 minute English episodes from this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLcetZ6gSk96-FECmH9l7Vlx5VDigvgZpt.html
From the languishing word Banghala, Bangladesh was formed, and this language was not extinct.
I started to love this podcasts because they are very easy to understand even though I am not from European country. Thanks
I like this topic !!!
I love B B C very much. This vdo is really sonmuch helpful for our English. ❤
This is so interesting!!! from Japanese student🇯🇵
We're glad you found it useful! 😊
Bbc En OR BBC Learning En is phantastic. I wonder if the BBC could enable all BBC learning English programmes since 1950s. Ut woul be great pace for mankind....
Thanks BBC
My summary while listening
Some languages are endangered. We often hear about animals at risk of extinction but a recent study by the Australian National University found that out of the world's seven thousand existing languages, half are under threat. But what can be done to save languages from dying out?
According to Ghil'ad Zuckerman, a linguistic professor, he had a dictionary written by a German Lutheran Christian missionary in 1844. His name was Clamor Wilhelm Schumann and he wrote the dictionary with up to 3500 words because he wanted to Christianize "heathens" so it's topsy-turvy righting the wrong of the past by using a tool written for one goal in order to achieve the diametrically opposite goal.
I love English so much ,I wish travel to England one day 🌹🌹❤
Great show as ever but why we have only 5 items of vocabulary and not 6 as usual? 🤷♂🤷♂🤷♂
Learning languages takes us so so so long time and efforts. So making languages must have been more difficult and more long time. It is a shame that languages made it difficult are disappearing
I love english 🍁
Hot topic nowaday: One language One world
1:32 by British Govt not Australian
Thank you, I thought exactly the same...Nice conscience washing, fortunately some of us know history!
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You talk about the Australian government and his brutal laws as if it wasn't a British colonial government 🤦🏻♀️ Nice try
I absolutely agree with you!
Nowadays, people are trying to learn a new language. During this process , bit by bit , they forget their native language. Unfortunately, I have experienced it .I am originally from Afghanistan, and I am living in Pakistan. I am learning two languages at the moment .This condition has made destruction for me .I have forgotten some of the words in my native language. Barely, I can remember words to build a proper sentence .I have seen families in here who are trying to teach their children English instead of their native language.And the children are unfamiliar with their native language.
👍 Thank you for sharing your personal story! We're sorry to hear that you're forgetting your native language. What can people do to avoid forgetting their native languages do you think?
Have you got a WhatsApp channel? If it is please send the link. Love from Sri Lanka.
Abundance of languages was a damnation from God when people began to build the Babylon tower: Genesis 11:7 "Come, let us go down, and there confound their language, that they may not understand one another’s speech."
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Which correct answer??🤔🤔🤔
I made some imprints in my preceeding comment.
I hope I learn English
Hi , there I want to improve my language with you by practice, if you agree
@@aliali-xb2uu It is possible
I have a problem. I like to learn the English language well, but sometimes I stop because of boredom.
Try finding English language programmes that tie in with your interests - for example, drama if you enjoy dramas or news programmes if you are interested in what's happening in the world.
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In india more than 1600 languages among the 28 States but Hindi is our common language..only south indian peopels not speaking Hindi..
What do these languages have in common?
Recognize: I don't recognize any of them.
endangered: endangered animals, at risk of extinction.
be under threat: sb or sth is under threat from globalization/higher prices/invasive species
die out: what can be done to save languages from dying out?
what could happen if more and more languages died out?
we have to prevent rare species from dying out.
The sad truth is that it was no accident that these languages died out, given the treatment of Aboriginal people.
The sad truth is that it was no accident that the public lost trust in the government.
The sad truth is that it was no accident that teachers were desperate to leave, given the treatment of educators from parents, and politics.
Racism: Living abroad as a Chinese taught me what racism felt like.
Have you ever experienced racism?
Poverty: people are living in poverty.
Injustice: correct a historical injustice from the past
complain of, admit, remember, protest against the injustices
heathen:
ironically: Ironically, her boyfriend is a racist.
what is ironic is that he did less exercise than me.
destruction: it caused the destruction of culture and languages.
Speaking your own language is about more than communication, it means knowing your roots and feeling good about yourself.
In quotation marks.
Right the wrongs of the past.
First viewer first comment 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉
If we don't do something soon, the catalan language will be one of them. Freedom for Catalonia country.
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I hate grammar 😭
I'm sorry to point out that you right the wrongs of the past (or at least you cover who they really were) if you say "Australian government" talking about the early '900 and not BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
My english is very poor
My 2
it will get better with practice!
Topsy turvy
I'm the first here
My english is very poor