891. The Bilingual Journalist (with Charles Pellegrin)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Talking to bilingual journalist Charles Pellegrin (France 24) about how the conventions of broadcast journalism influence the way the English is used in news reports, how Charles started as a journalist, the challenge of making TV news reports, our time at university, the Olympics in Paris, and Charles' experiences of living and working in China.
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Any one who is going to enhance his or her English speaking skill, here is the place where you can get a plent of English lessons which will help you to learn more pharases and words. I have been here last three years, and I can say my English has improved more than I expected specially the speaking part.
thanks for sharing,I have more passion now
Just because of listening without any shadowing and other speaking exercises?
@thisisdriveingtohell why do we need to do shadowing while we can hear everything exactly in details and the way they speak eng? It can be appropriate for a person who tries to speak like a real native speaker but what if we got our own accents to be able to speak this Language. Not everybody who speaks eng fluently didn't try that shadowing except they didn't know or thought it's not that necessary
Thanks for your advise!
How to you listening this videos. Do you watch with Subtitles or no. Tell me
Hello Luke, I am from Shanghai and the city is really foreigner- friendly, with English signage almost everywhere and most of young people could speak English. About politics, I totally understand that it is hard to talk about China by avoiding this topic from a foreign perspective. Our country is growing massively year on year and its position in the world is going to be more significant than before. Hopefully I could meet you in Shanghai or any places in the world😀
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Another great episode! Your guests are definitely interesting intelligent people. Thank you, Luke!
Thanks Luke. I'm form HongKong and I really like your podcast, specially when you chit chat with your guest is more fun than short story.
Thanks Charles to share his experience in Beijing, it's easy to make me understand the situation and more fun to learn English.
Thank you, Luke. BEST!
Luke, you are the most understandable english person in the world. I never can understand other english people as I can understand you. What s your secret? Love and many thanks from Italy.
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Your podcasts are the best , thanks for this unique material I improved my listening skills a lot. Thank you very much for your work
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Very informative and interesting, thank you!
You`re doing a really great job, Luke! Thank you indeed! Your lessons are always resourseful, engaging, interesting. It`s a magic, my English has enhanced due to your lessons, really. I can`t thank you enough! 👍
Thanks Luck for this interesting interview.
Thank you ❤
That has been a so interesting conversation ! Thank you for sharing, and I would be happy to watch other interviews like this one.. I'm quite proud to have understood two native speakers speaking together. ( Native in the sense that you both never remember to have studied English.😉) Thank you
Thank you man. I have been living in the UK for the last 12 years and I am still struggling with my accent and speaking fluently without mistakes. Listening and shadowing over you podcasts helps a lot.
You are doing a great job Mr luke.....I do acknowledge your work
Thanks for your precious podcasts Luke.
It' s great to be bilingual, greater is being bilingual in indoeuropean and tonal or ideograms languages. According to neuroscientific studies that broadens neuronal connections because different areas of your brain are involved.
A bit of envy for bilinguals who can't remember having studied the languages while I have clearly in my mind the afternoons passed hitting the english and french books
Thank you Luke! I'm from Indonesia
Thanks luke,it was so much information.
Thanks Luck for your fantastic job.I come from China, actually China and Chinese are open minded,welcome to China.
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This podcast helps me to improve my english, i love how Luke is dedicated, competent. I am writing from Kazakhstan, thank you so much Luke❤
wow!!! Thanks so much luke for the helpful video. Through this video, I can learn to understand the difference between 2 people with the difference english accent. I love this video. You both are amazing!
The life of Charles is amazing, he is an open-minded person!
He is a smart guy!! Thanks for making this video. Enjoyed it.
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Love your podcast Luke.❤ It’s very thought-provoking to hear what Charles has shared of his experience of being a foreign journalist in Mainland China. I’m from China Mainland and currently working in the UK. Therefore, I came all the way to RUclips comment section after hearing your episode in Apple Podcast, coz I have to drop my comment 😂 I do understand why some of our Chinese ppl holding a bit holistic view about those journalists. We have all seen how bbc had manipulated the perspective of how they falsely and misleadingly presented their story about modern China very few years ago, and some of the opportunistic journalists unscrupulously baiting or making misinterpretation for clicks from the nationalisms. Those villagers, they have no way to identify the real identity and intentions of this foreign man. Hence probably why, they want the government to be involved. Coz’ with the presence of government, they would risk no responsibility of any outcomes of the unethical journalism. Bc government will act like a safe net, in this case, and takeover from whatever beyond control or goes wrong. I understand how frustrating it must be when Charles first encountered this situation. But also, I just wanna make sure both of the stances can be seen and weighed legitimately; The villagers&the journalists, and why the government would be there from the first place.🙂
Luke's, you are both a good teacher and a kind-hearted person. I hope I can come to your show in Paris and meet you. You are wonderful.
Great like always. Tkssss
thank you so much for the great podcast 1:36:53
I will definitely suggest Charles visiting more south provinces in China apart from Beijing.As mentioned in this video,it's hard to talk about that withou being political if we only witness the lifestyle of the Capital.Among all the places,I will strongly recommend my hometown Chongqing to you Gus!Welcom to enjoy the kind,friendly and warm citizen here!!!
Hi Luke I have been listening to your podcast for a while and it does help me a lot with improving my English thanks and look forward to hearing more about your podcasts.
Bilingualism is a real balancing act. Barbara Serra and Charles Pellegrin are the best journalists since TV broadcasting.
You are the best man ❤
amazing episode
This 5 minute binary option is awesome - I look forward to trading along with you tomorrow 15 GMT - I thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Thank you 🌹
Thank you Luke
That's is very much I really like your podcast
again , thank you for all this effort to bring us all this spisod
Thank you Luke for this amazing podcast 👌
Chinese policies regarding speech and media freedom are shaped by a complex interplay of historical, political, and cultural factors. The Chinese government often emphasizes stability and social harmony as priorities, which can influence its approach to media and journalism. This includes regulating foreign journalists and media outlets to manage how China is portrayed internationally and domestically.
From a Chinese perspective, there's a strong emphasis on sovereignty and protecting national interests, which can sometimes lead to caution or restrictions on foreign journalists and media. This approach aims to control narratives that could potentially undermine the government's legitimacy or stability.
Thank you for a very curious conversation. I'm from Russia
Thanks and congratulations to both of you for your professionalism and kindness. Have a succesful comedy show and a lot of selfies with your fans, you deserve it!
Yes, Luke your father predicted the election!
And now the Argentinian 35:53 football team is the Champion of the America League!
Hey there, I'm a journalist from Sudan.
Pantry
Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French panterie, from paneter ‘baker’, based on late Latin panarius ‘bread seller’, from Latin panis ‘bread’.
Nothing to do with pants or trousers.
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Hi Luke, thanks for all this podcast, I love your rambling episodes, just in case, if you don't want to talk so much about the Euro Cup because of your team's unfortunate result, you can talk about the Copa América champion and the finalist. I´d have liked a finalissima with England. I send you a hug from Argentina!
Great video! What a great satisfaction is perfectly understanding your dialogue!!! by the way, maybe Pellegrin is an Italian surname?
Great Luke always💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Very useful but very long .. I like to keep it short so I stay motivated
Just listen to a bit, stop, do something else, then continue listening later.
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Gorgeous dialog
Hi, Luke! I am from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 ❤
Thanks Luke~ BBC news always try to make China a horrible place to go but actually it is not dangerous . but cannot agree more with the comment "elephant in the room". very precise
Also, yes, monitoring foreign journalists and any activities involved with foreigners and foreign funds is very strict. There is a specific department that manages those foreign non-government organizations (such as Oxfam) in China. You need to submit your monthly report and yearly report on time, list the activities you will hold in the next month and whether foreigners will attend, and get approved. Then you can hold the activities. Although other countries may also have similar departments, the process in China is harder because every project and activity needs to be approved. and if your foreign colleagues want to visit the local project, such as the schools and communities, you need more processes and paperwork to get permitted. but don't worry, we figured out our own way and method to communicate with those government people, and try to help more people in rural areas.
Chinese people aren’t capable of changing the situation,what we can do is just adapt to it,to be happy as much as possible even without real freedom
Thanks for your comment.
We have the same in Russia unfortunately. I understand you very much.
You can go to anywhere you think you can get “real freedom”.
@@LukesEnglishPodcastHi Luke, I really hope you can come to visit China. Now we have 144 hours free-visa policy, it would be much more convenient. I’ve listened and watched your podcasts for many years, and I feel you are an open-minded and kind person. You must have your own understanding about China and Chinese people. I just feel so bad for the words like “Chinese people cannot change”, anyone who knows China’s history is impossible to say that.
Hey Luke. Interesting to hear someone’s experience in China during COVID. I’m from Shanghai, China.
Yes authoritarian but not dictatorship would be fair to say. Don’t worry, we people never bought into anything the government says anyway.
We love our country and culture but we also have discrimination over global politics.
Good for english learning channel
Which level of english could be this? Thanks for all they help. LOVE from Spain 😊
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without practicing Shadowing in spoken english, we wouldn't be eable to speak english fluently? that's a real question a lot of learners confused about and I'm the one of them. If you saw my comment here please explain from your point of view as a native speaker I will take it as a true forever.
Shadowing can help but there are other things you should do as well, including studying the phonemic script and ultimately getting feedback and coaching from a voice coach. But some people seem to be able to do it just by shadowing.
A question to ask yourself - do you really need to sound like a native speaker? Just make sure you are clear and there are no misunderstandings when you communicate.
@LukesEnglishPodcast now I've got the point luke as you always explained.
Thanks luke. You will be my best eng teacher forever. If I have a chance to get to Paris I would probably meet you. That's my dream.
Hi from Bali
If I watch this video with English subtitles, I understand about 90% of it, if I only read subtitles without watching the video, I understand 98%, but if I watch it without subtitles, I only understand around 50-60%... Which type of listening do you think I should focus on?
Clearly you are better at reading than listening, so I suggest that you continue listening without the subtitles in order to focus on your listening skills.
@@LukesEnglishPodcast is it wrong if I read while listening? Because I found it difficult to understand every word you say? In listening what's the important get the idea enough?
I was struggling with the same problem. Try listening to the podcast with subtitles and then a second time without subtitles. I know the episodes are long, but you can only listen to them for 5-10 minutes. This method helped me. Now I listen a lot of english podcasts ( not only LEP) and I rather don't have problems with understanding.
@@kamilaryk9477 thank you very much...I tried to listen this podcast and I lost because so long........Which is better for listening tv series or podcast ? Same guys say that podcasts are more naturel and better for listening etc... what do you think about ?
British dialect ❤️🔥
The etymology of the word pantry middle English: from Anglo-Norman French panterie, from paneter ‘baker’, based on late Latin panarius ‘bread seller’, from Latin panis ‘bread’.
We have already seen your legs Luke! :D I know because when you published the 6-minute stand up, you'd already recorded this episode so Luke from the past didn't know that :D
They’re much more impressive irl
Very nice topic! But I feel not very good that western journalists only blame Chinese government when the people don’t want to talk with them. Why don’t they check how many western reports uses Chinese people to make fake news? Many people were so open and happy, but their words were cut and selected to make stories with different meanings. Nobody likes being fooled again and again. We don’t like talking politics, but some are always relating China with politics. I sometimes feel so tired about this, people are not living with politics, can western journalists not imagine/create problems with pre-assumption? I lived different countries, and cannot see a big difference in the influence of politics on daily lives between China and the West. I can understand your system, why can’t you?
i can understand english very well,but when i listen to you,i am nothing:)
My daughters can speak both English and Chinese very well
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Is this guy the one who destroyed Dr. Vandana Shiva? I think so.
It seems as far as I've seen that almost all your guests have problem with imperialism/ colonialism at least they felt urge to express something about it, and that probably means they are left-orientated isn't it?
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Hi, Luke, you are a very good teacher, but even better at pleasing the Chinese. Your tolerance of the concentration camps in Xinjiang is disgusting. Will you allow the Chinese to put you in the camp and take away your children for good? Have some syphathy for God's sake.
This is why some journalists are not welcomed by Chinese people. The Xinjiang story is made by BBC. If you want to critique, please survey the truth. Luke has never been to China, he doesn’t know what is real, how can he comment on this issue? Have you ever seen any Muslim country blamed China for it? Why Christian countries? The UN cannot find evidence in Xinjiang. People in Xinjiang have good lives. Have your sympathy for those who really need.
As soon as he said it's not a castle you should've said "Get up and get out of here"😅
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Thank you ❤