Isolating is a necessary measure in the current situation. People understood it already in ancient times. But I would confess that for modern society it can be very hard because of a high level of socialization. It can be a real challenge for us. I hope that we transcend this hard time and do all our best to help and support each other. It is a strict lesson for us.
Thank you by teaching us during this hardly time, I'm insolate in home, Mexico City,I'm trying my best with humanity,and other show me loving kindness in their acts, sharing food, supplys etc... sorry my grammar I'm learning by myself.. Thank you a lot BBC
LingoHack is my most favourite BBC program. Unfortunately, the episodes are no longer being aired on UA-cam. Though, they are available on internet. I wonder, what's gone wrong! I'm ever optimistic about the episodes being resumed sooner than later.
what a lovely concept for us like English learners I have watched all BBC English news review and BBC 6 minute English lessons and then searching for another I found it awesome episodes too
Thank you BBC Learning English! As I'm not the native, I realized English is around us and my speaking skill is better than the past since I've try to listen British English accent. I enjoy my favourite topic througt your channel and have a change to learning English writing structure in various situation. Actully, I just realized recently. My boss asked my to translated into English and I didn't get struck expressing the word order, grammers, and so on. ;) Listen as much as you can.
In a crisis that reaches everywhere, even the remotest places could have lessons for us all. 00:19 In Eyam in Derbyshire, the memory of lives lost centuries ago is motivating a response in the present. Derbyshire 더비셔 ((영국 중부의 주)) lost 죽은 These are the names of long-dead villagers who, 350 years ago, became infected with plague and sealed themselves off to stop the disease spreading. seal off 봉인을 하다 260 villagers died. It was the rector, William Mompesson, who inspired his people to isolate and save others. rector 교구목사 Today, the rector of Eyam is himself in quarantine, as his wife has symptoms of coronavirus. quarantine (전염병 확산을 막기 위한 동물사람의) 격리 Are you awed or inspired by the example of your predecessor, centuries ago? Often when I walked through church and seen his name on the rectors' board, I thought 'I wonder what would happen if it happened today and how I would measure up?' and I guess I'm finding that one out now. awe 온통 경외심을 갖게 하다 measure up 기대에 미치다 Reverend Gillbert relies on social media to direct the parish response. direct 지휘하다, 총괄하다 parish (교회·성당의) 교구 Already, we've had lovely acts of kindness of people collecting things, with people supporting. Next door in the village school, the headmistress is preparing to send most children home. headmistrees [영] (초·중학교의) 여교장 Eyam school will stay open for the children of key workers in the health and emergency services. It is in the nature of this close-knit place that many children have grandparents who either live with them or nearby. in the nature of sth ~와 비슷한; ~와 같은 종류[스타일]로 close-knit 긴밀히 맺어진, 굳게 단결된 The village committee is now visiting the elderly - like ninety-five-year-old widow Sheila Vipan. In World War Two, Sheila was evacuated away from her parents for four years. evacuate (위험 지역에서 사람들을) 대피[소개(疏開)]시키다 She's known this nation's darkest hours. That's right. I've got to be a bit careful, at 95. Try and do things that help one to smile or to laugh even. I've just fed the birds. Yes, I must keep them happy. Here, they're determined not just to endure this crisis, but, with humanity, to transcend it. transcend 초월하다
But I wonder what is the result of their meeting. Did anything had in scientific community or significant changes had made? Change the lifestyle of people at the global scales?
Watch a discussion about the coronavirus pandemic and mental health (and learn some vocabulary): ua-cam.com/video/p-wFe5M2jzY/v-deo.html
I hope new episodes of Lingohack would be uploaded on UA-cam as before. No more episodes have been uploaded since this one.
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Isolating is a necessary measure in the current situation. People understood it already in ancient times. But I would confess that for modern society it can be very hard because of a high level of socialization. It can be a real challenge for us. I hope that we transcend this hard time and do all our best to help and support each other. It is a strict lesson for us.
Thank you by teaching us during this hardly time, I'm insolate in home, Mexico City,I'm trying my best with humanity,and other show me loving kindness in their acts, sharing food, supplys etc... sorry my grammar I'm learning by myself.. Thank you a lot BBC
You are doing very well Rene 🤗
LingoHack is my most favourite BBC program. Unfortunately, the episodes are no longer being aired on UA-cam. Though, they are available on internet. I wonder, what's gone wrong! I'm ever optimistic about the episodes being resumed sooner than later.
Can I expect an answer from the channel authority?
what a lovely concept for us like English learners
I have watched all BBC English news review and BBC 6 minute English lessons and then searching for another I found it awesome episodes too
Thank you BBC ENGLISH 🙋🏻♂️
Thank you BBC Learning English!
As I'm not the native, I realized English is around us and my speaking skill is better than the past since I've try to listen British English accent. I enjoy my favourite topic througt your channel and have a change to learning English writing structure in various situation.
Actully, I just realized recently. My boss asked my to translated into English and I didn't get struck expressing the word order, grammers, and so on. ;)
Listen as much as you can.
Stay at home! .....I'm Brazilian and i believe....is gonna be ok!🙌
It's such a long long time I haven't seen the new episode.
I really wants to watch more!!!
Lingohack!!!!!
Thank you to BBC Learning English, I'm trying to improve my English language skills by watching your channel. Thank you for your useful resources
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I like this way of learning. You show de vocabulary and the place where they are mentioned. Thanks
Thanks a lot, BBC.
thank BBC much, this is really a useful video for learning english | from a non native speaker.
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It's beneficial to learn new words, isn't it?
It's indeed
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Thank you so much #BBCLE
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Stuff for very strong-willed ;))) and very spooky for others
I was wondering why not upload new Lingohack episode after this one.
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I like granny’s accent 😻
It's really useful. Keep releasing like these . anyway, thank you 😍
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It is important to say: physical isolation, not social isolation.
260 villagers died in Eyam during the plague.
Beautiful 💛💛💛
Thank you for a video. I hope we will beat coronavirus together (being isolated however )
Why the lingo hack series aren't uploaded anymore?
Is this location at U.K.?
what kind of advice we can learn from this video?
It's good for improving your English listening skills, learning new vocabulary and also understanding an interesting news story.
In a crisis that reaches everywhere, even the remotest places could have lessons for us all. 00:19
In Eyam in Derbyshire, the memory of lives lost centuries ago is motivating a response in the present.
Derbyshire 더비셔 ((영국 중부의 주))
lost 죽은
These are the names of long-dead villagers who, 350 years ago, became infected with plague and sealed themselves off to stop the disease spreading.
seal off 봉인을 하다
260 villagers died.
It was the rector, William Mompesson, who inspired his people to isolate and save others.
rector 교구목사
Today, the rector of Eyam is himself in quarantine, as his wife has symptoms of coronavirus.
quarantine (전염병 확산을 막기 위한 동물사람의) 격리
Are you awed or inspired by the example of your predecessor, centuries ago? Often when I walked through church and seen his name on the rectors' board, I thought 'I wonder what would happen if it happened today and how I would measure up?' and I guess I'm finding that one out now.
awe 온통 경외심을 갖게 하다
measure up 기대에 미치다
Reverend Gillbert relies on social media to direct the parish response.
direct 지휘하다, 총괄하다
parish (교회·성당의) 교구
Already, we've had lovely acts of kindness of people collecting things, with people supporting.
Next door in the village school, the headmistress is preparing to send most children home.
headmistrees [영] (초·중학교의) 여교장
Eyam school will stay open for the children of key workers in the health and emergency services.
It is in the nature of this close-knit place that many children have grandparents who either live with them or nearby.
in the nature of sth ~와 비슷한; ~와 같은 종류[스타일]로
close-knit 긴밀히 맺어진, 굳게 단결된
The village committee is now visiting the elderly - like ninety-five-year-old widow Sheila Vipan.
In World War Two, Sheila was evacuated away from her parents for four years.
evacuate (위험 지역에서 사람들을) 대피[소개(疏開)]시키다
She's known this nation's darkest hours.
That's right. I've got to be a bit careful, at 95. Try and do things that help one to smile or to laugh even. I've just fed the birds. Yes, I must keep them happy.
Here, they're determined not just to endure this crisis, but, with humanity, to transcend it.
transcend 초월하다
But I wonder what is the result of their meeting. Did anything had in scientific community or significant changes had made? Change the lifestyle of people at the global scales?
What is the meaning of lingohack ?
260 people died
260 died!
Real English
260 villagers died
Первый! Спасибо за субтитры!
Hey! Do you know how many survived the disease?
I just confused when you guys don’t wear a medical masks when have a interview with quarantined man ....
0:19
doouu
The advertising before the video is for a liar man....... he just wants money...
"I've just fed the birds .yes i must keep them happy " 🤍🥺
260 villagers died
So what was the population at that time?