Damn, that would be awful. I'm not really informed on the whole Royal family but I definitely appreciate what service they provide as a Brit. I hope you find your peace with her passing whilst in America.
@@mariakhan7986 I’ll clue you up for how we feel about them in Britain. Some love them, quite a fair few have an avid dislike of the monarchy particularly in Scotland and Wales (where I’m from). 96 year old women has died so respect should be there, but for many of us it’s insignificant.
As a america the most respect to her majesty's. May she rest in peace. Loved history in school and learning many things she has done in 70 years is amazing. 🫅🏼
@@officialdazer American ideals? You voted a game show host for president.. Do not ever criticise anyone or talk about ideals when you had Trump as a president. Just don't.
@@jibbajabba4712Over half of the country despised trump and didn't want him. He didn't win the popular vote he won off of electoral college votes. I think grouping us all together is pretty ignorant.
👍🏼It's funny, I commented on that too without even seeing yours. That's just unacceptable, the mistake completely gave different meaning to the quote, I would say even lowered its meaning.
Also "Elizbethan" .. not ElizabethIAN. How can one be presenting news on a national program if one can neither read, nor holds a rudimentary understanding of the language?
Elijah Westbrook: You made a Huge mistake mispronouncing Helen Mirren's quote. She said that The Queen was the Epitome of Nobility, not "notability". Pay attention!
My husband text when she passed. I saw his text when I was at lunch at work, just sitting down for my meal. I wept. I couldn’t believe it and had to look it up. There it was, she was gone. I respect her so much and it hurt to lose her, she was we like a granny I never had. I still miss her, and I’m American.
@@SirReginaldBlomfield1234 Instead of a gin swilling aristocrat figurehead? I can live with that. Especially since the "King" colluded with the CIA to overthrow one of the most popular and visionary Prime Ministers we've ever had.
I'm proud to have lived in the second Elizabethan era, but when you get an American reporter saying dame Helen miren was proud to be an Elizabethian My god man, it's ELIZABETHAN. Notice how there is no second I in there. Honestly think before you say it or learn the words before reporting it R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II and long live the King.....
There will never be a death in our history that will have such focus on a death. The Queen. My Queen. I am proud to be British, and I am happy that she was our queen. Even though she was born not to be the Queen of England. She was meant to be the King's niece. She was the King's niece. But things happened. The Princess who wasn't meant to be, became the longest ever serving monarch. God Save The Queen
R.I.P the queen we will all miss you! 😭😭😭😭😭 my grandma loved you so much so did the rest of my family she didn't deserve to die just like princess Diana they were both amazing people well all remember them :( 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Already herd from some and saw one at vigil too..one I hope to see at my birthday also her grandson and his wife too...can't wait to see them all..and catch up on who's who..
I wish they would stop saying Queen Elizabeth was Englands Queen , she was the Queen of Scotland , England , Wales and NI and manty commonwealth countries!
Since Elizabeth II died, there has been much publicity, not so much thought about why she matters. The monarchy shouldn't be used as real-life soap opera, nor as mere material to fill newspapers, nor should it be blamed for the failings of governments, e.g. not giving self-government to parts of the old British empire in time led to wars for independence. Why is monarchy helpful ? In the 19th & 20th centuries the U.S.A, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Spain and Greece (for example) suffered in various ways civil wars, political storms, and dictatorships. This shows what can go wrong in the absence of a head of state which is above politics, and which opposes illegal dictatorship. If there are many reasons England, Wales, Scotland, Canada and Australia have had no civil war since Culloden in 1746, having a constitutional monarchy to unify all the people is an important one. In the UK, 'peace' in formal speech is "The King's Peace". Of course Elizabeth II & Prince Philip had their failings as parents; King Charles III's first marriage was a tragic mistake; Prince Philip could be tactless. Whatever mistakes the royal family have made, let us be grateful for the service they give, and for the difference the monarchy makes for the better, in the UK & the world. The sea around it didn't protect the U.S.A. against civil war in the 1860s, and the UK could have suffered civil war over slavery in the 19th century, or over world war, economic failure or loss of empire in the 20th. There will always be violence and political problems in the world, and billions of people who know or understand nothing of the huge, tangible power for peace and stability the British crown is for everyone in Canada, Britain, the commonwealth and for the world. Since the 1700s, billions of people have lived under the British crown without civil war, lynching, dictatorship in their lives. God save King Charles III.
Les lois, les institutions, les monuments, les nations, tout cela tombe. Mais le bruit reste et retentit dans d’autres générations. " Napoléon Bonaparte Lorsqu’une personne nous quitte , c’est une bibliothèque vivante qui disparaît . Quand c’est une reine , c’est le cœur vivant qui racontait l’histoire d’amour d’un peuple qui ne bat plus pour tourner les pages des fleurs préférées qu’elle recevait de bon cœur rose de ses cueilleurs favoris en herbes qui devenaient tout à coup éclatants, prodigues et magnifiques de cette attention tout sourire qu ´Hugo lui même remarqua verdoyant de rouge aimant "les principes, et l’exécution exacte de ses devoirs sont la première base de la vie ; que leur amitié et leur confiance mutuelle, en feront le bonheur " Marie-Antoinette RF Pour les uns, les traces de l’action vivace et brûlante sillonnent nos mémoires endormies d'un passé révolu toujours présent et dissimulé au fond de nous , pour l'autre , les morsures de l'histoire insolite nous ont tous rendu orphelin et ont tracé les souvenirs oubliés mais amers que nos fautes ont affrontés troublant l'ordre et tremblant de vérité du désordre de ce que nous sommes hors de nous , froid , suspicieux , superstitieux , d'un autre âge . Loin d'eux , pour la vie et l'esprit , elles furent inestimables , prêt d'elles , elles sont beaucoup de révolution de la vie et peu de réalisation de l'esprit . Mais unis , elles forment la vie de l'esprit que nous attendions sortie , non sortie du pétrin comme nous sommes en la matière mais du train de la vie, pour elles , toujours vivant .
1. Applause not apprause. 2. Pause after 'cheers' please or it sounds like one sentence. 3. Elizabethan not Elizabethian. 4. Nobility not notability. Thank you.
I wish Americans, and those especially on the news programmes, would learn how to pronounce the ENGLISH language properly, It's your mother tongue,for C sake ! The pronunciation of many words to us in GREAT BRITAIN, the UK, and beyond is somewhat cringeworthy, it really does make my toes curl, and i will always correct anyone, even if they are on the TV (Silly i know) That fellow Webster, (American English) has got a lot to answer for, Americans ? The passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth 2 was a great shock to us all ( i for one haven't know anything else ) but not really that unexpected, for she was 96 and was becoming frail, she had not long lost her husband of many years, and had been in poor health. So goodbye Your Majesty and goodbye to the Second Elizabethan era She was one iconic LADY, that will be sorely missed by many 🇬🇧 God save the KING
Cry us a river. Besides, more people speak the American way. Also Websters dictionary has been around over half a century longer then Oxfords so your point is moot and if anything it means American English has the better pronunciation. As the language isn’t standardized until the dictionary comes out. Either way I don’t get why you’re so hung up on the issue.
She was not and never was England's longest serving monarch. There has not been an English monarch since 1603 when the Scottish King came South and unified the Crown under the Union Flag. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and 15 other States of the Commonwealth.
From a SCOTSMAN SHE WAS NOT QUEEN OF SCOTS AND PRINCE BIG EARS WILL NEVER EVER KING OF SCOTS, The SYCOPHANTIC CRAWLER S MAKE ME SICK.SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
I only clicked on this to tell you but not because I care about what people say! Yes when anyone dies it's sad no kidding but I'm not gonna depress myself by watching show after show! By the way I thought the title said "British Celebrate to Queen Elizabeth II's Death" I was like O_O What?!?! LOL
You do understand parliament was in charge then not a king? Cromwell ended that sort of monarchy in the 1600s. Since then it's been a Constitutional monarchy with hardly no real power
Never thought as a Brit and a Royalist I would hear this news whilst on holiday in America
I am really sorry about your loss.
@@discoverwild5010 Many thanks
Damn, that would be awful. I'm not really informed on the whole Royal family but I definitely appreciate what service they provide as a Brit. I hope you find your peace with her passing whilst in America.
@@mariakhan7986 Thank you
@@mariakhan7986 I’ll clue you up for how we feel about them in Britain. Some love them, quite a fair few have an avid dislike of the monarchy particularly in Scotland and Wales (where I’m from). 96 year old women has died so respect should be there, but for many of us it’s insignificant.
As a america the most respect to her majesty's. May she rest in peace. Loved history in school and learning many things she has done in 70 years is amazing. 🫅🏼
You realise America is founded on the idea of abolishing the monarchy? Nothing could be more antithetical to American ideals than a Queen
@@officialdazer America is founded on the idea of Capitalism.
@@officialdazer American ideals? You voted a game show host for president.. Do not ever criticise anyone or talk about ideals when you had Trump as a president. Just don't.
@@jibbajabba4712to be fair Trump had years of political experience whilst being a game show host and multi millionaire businessman.
@@jibbajabba4712Over half of the country despised trump and didn't want him. He didn't win the popular vote he won off of electoral college votes. I think grouping us all together is pretty ignorant.
Helen Mirren actually played BOTH Elizabeths, because she is just that awesome
Elijah Westbrook - a news reader who can't seem to pronounce words...on literally the most important story he will ever read.
Probably thought it was something like a "Whovian", "we stan the Queen" or something.
IKR? Journalism seems to have lost the standards it once had.
Dreadful isn't it? How can your job be to read an autocue and yet you cannot even read an autocue? Very poor show.
@@aquablushgirl Same for Biden.
To Elijah Westbrook : Helen Mirren wrote "Nobility" not "Notability". A Monarch is Nobel
👍🏼It's funny, I commented on that too without even seeing yours. That's just unacceptable, the mistake completely gave different meaning to the quote, I would say even lowered its meaning.
* noble (Nobel is a prize!)
Also "Elizbethan" .. not ElizabethIAN. How can one be presenting news on a national program if one can neither read, nor holds a rudimentary understanding of the language?
You’re expecting too much from a bog standard black American
Dame Helen said, 'NOBILITY' not 'notability.' Good God, can't tv people even read these days?
He couldn't even pronounce Elizabethan either
@@StuartFinnigan elizabethan?
The children do try, though.
@@OdysseyABMS the name of the era under a Queen named Elizabeth. Its also how the Victorian and Georgian era got their names.
@@joshuabruce9599 Charlatan, Charletian Charian not sure where we go from here?
Elijah Westbrook: You made a Huge mistake mispronouncing Helen Mirren's quote. She said that The Queen was the Epitome of Nobility, not "notability". Pay attention!
He also said "Elizabethian"
@@FishandShipsThat's the current level of many journalists 👎🏻
It's just one small mistake, honestly. It happens.
He also said Elizabethian instead of Elizabethan 🙄,
@@aharon59 Actually, more I watch British TV these days, more I hear "Elizabethian" from their journalists, I guess it's a proper word.
RIP MY BELOVED QUEEN 💝❤️💝
RIP Elizabeth. Our beautiful queen
I am glad I heard something nice. I am tired of the hate
@Matrixnukum Why doesn't your keyboard have a shift key?
My husband text when she passed. I saw his text when I was at lunch at work, just sitting down for my meal. I wept. I couldn’t believe it and had to look it up. There it was, she was gone. I respect her so much and it hurt to lose her, she was we like a granny I never had. I still miss her, and I’m American.
She was a colonizer
As an Aussie who wants a republic I never saw her as an enemy and even got a lump in the throat thinking that she would not be around any more.
Thanks.
Without a monarch all you'll end up with is a beer swilling here today gone tomorrow politician 🤮
@@SirReginaldBlomfield1234 Instead of a gin swilling aristocrat figurehead? I can live with that. Especially since the "King" colluded with the CIA to overthrow one of the most popular and visionary Prime Ministers we've ever had.
OK CBS New York - "Notability" and "Nobility" - not even CLOSE in meaning. I hope you corrected the mistake - but I won't hold my breath.
"Elizabethian"
From the planet Elizabeth no doubt
It would be nice if they had a reporter who could actually read.
“Notability”
Eh?!?
Did he mean ‘nobility’ as in noble?
I'm proud to have lived in the second Elizabethan era, but when you get an American reporter saying dame Helen miren was proud to be an Elizabethian
My god man, it's ELIZABETHAN. Notice how there is no second I in there.
Honestly think before you say it or learn the words before reporting it
R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II and long live the King.....
She gave the Beatles their MBE award on Oct. 26, 1965. Paul, Ringo your thoughts…..👍
Elijah needs to learn how to pronounce Elizabethan and nobility.
And why are they showing a clip of Star Trek while talking about the Queen’s death?
Yeah, that was weird.
@@writingcuriosity It was tacky.
/on edit/ It's a CBS station. CBS owns Paramount which runs the Picard TV show. Nuff said.
@@graceskerp Definately.
America.
Borg Queen. 😆🤣😂🤣
There will never be a death in our history that will have such focus on a death. The Queen. My Queen. I am proud to be British, and I am happy that she was our queen. Even though she was born not to be the Queen of England. She was meant to be the King's niece. She was the King's niece. But things happened. The Princess who wasn't meant to be, became the longest ever serving monarch. God Save The Queen
David Beckham did the
best tribute
He waited over 13 hours
to see the Queen's coffin
God save the king
Didn't save the Queen 😂
@@harrysimpson8522 Let's see how you look at 96.
@@ThatDamnPandaKai in a box, just like her probably.
It's pronounced Eliza-beethan.
R.I.P the queen we will all miss you! 😭😭😭😭😭 my grandma loved you so much so did the rest of my family she didn't deserve to die just like princess Diana they were both amazing people well all remember them :( 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
"Elizabethian" "notability"
Already herd from some and saw one at vigil too..one I hope to see at my birthday also her grandson and his wife too...can't wait to see them all..and catch up on who's who..
Greatly appreciate some decent news following the Queen's passing...I just couldn't grasp the purpose of showing those clips from Star Trek.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I wish they would stop saying Queen Elizabeth was Englands Queen , she was the Queen of Scotland , England , Wales and NI and manty commonwealth countries!
wes from canada here
Since Elizabeth II died, there has been much publicity, not so much thought about why she matters. The monarchy shouldn't be used as real-life soap opera, nor as mere material to fill newspapers, nor should it be blamed for the failings of governments, e.g. not giving self-government to parts of the old British empire in time led to wars for independence. Why is monarchy helpful ? In the 19th & 20th centuries the U.S.A, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Spain and Greece (for example) suffered in various ways civil wars, political storms, and dictatorships. This shows what can go wrong in the absence of a head of state which is above politics, and which opposes illegal dictatorship. If there are many reasons England, Wales, Scotland, Canada and Australia have had no civil war since Culloden in 1746, having a constitutional monarchy to unify all the people is an important one. In the UK, 'peace' in formal speech is "The King's Peace".
Of course Elizabeth II & Prince Philip had their failings as parents; King Charles III's first marriage was a tragic mistake; Prince Philip could be tactless. Whatever mistakes the royal family have made, let us be grateful for the service they give, and for the difference the monarchy makes for the better, in the UK & the world. The sea around it didn't protect the U.S.A. against civil war in the 1860s, and the UK could have suffered civil war over slavery in the 19th century, or over world war, economic failure or loss of empire in the 20th. There will always be violence and political problems in the world, and billions of people who know or understand nothing of the huge, tangible power for peace and stability the British crown is for everyone in Canada, Britain, the commonwealth and for the world. Since the 1700s, billions of people have lived under the British crown without civil war, lynching, dictatorship in their lives. God save King Charles III.
Those subtitles are really loud.
Patrick Stewart looks fantastic...
13 days ago ? Time goes to fast .
😔😔😔😭😭😭
Mmm, Nobility. Not Notibility. There is a huge difference.
I may love the victorian era
But i am proud to say i was born in the second Elizabethan age
What news channel is this?
Amateur night for work experience?
Notability??? Nobility, I think…
0:37 um what?
Notability. hmmm, ....thought the tweet said Nobility Mr Westbrook: but semantics eh?
Les lois, les institutions, les monuments, les nations, tout cela tombe. Mais le bruit reste et retentit dans d’autres générations. " Napoléon Bonaparte
Lorsqu’une personne nous quitte , c’est une bibliothèque vivante qui disparaît . Quand c’est une reine , c’est le cœur vivant qui racontait l’histoire d’amour d’un peuple qui ne bat plus pour tourner les pages des fleurs préférées qu’elle recevait de bon cœur rose de ses cueilleurs favoris en herbes qui devenaient tout à coup éclatants, prodigues et magnifiques de cette attention tout sourire qu ´Hugo lui même remarqua verdoyant de rouge aimant
"les principes, et l’exécution exacte de ses devoirs sont la première base de la vie ; que leur amitié et leur confiance mutuelle, en feront le bonheur " Marie-Antoinette RF
Pour les uns, les traces de l’action vivace et brûlante sillonnent nos mémoires endormies d'un passé révolu toujours présent et dissimulé au fond de nous , pour l'autre , les morsures de l'histoire insolite nous ont tous rendu orphelin et ont tracé les souvenirs oubliés mais amers que nos fautes ont affrontés troublant l'ordre et tremblant de vérité du désordre de ce que nous sommes hors de nous , froid , suspicieux , superstitieux , d'un autre âge . Loin d'eux , pour la vie et l'esprit , elles furent inestimables , prêt d'elles , elles sont beaucoup de révolution de la vie et peu de réalisation de l'esprit . Mais unis , elles forment la vie de l'esprit que nous attendions sortie , non sortie du pétrin comme nous sommes en la matière mais du train de la vie, pour elles , toujours vivant .
wtf my mom just as well not just not ever .... my words
1. Applause not apprause. 2. Pause after 'cheers' please or it sounds like one sentence. 3. Elizabethan not Elizabethian. 4. Nobility not notability. Thank you.
Definitely needed the pause, I was trying to remember which episode of Cheers Sir Patrick was in, lol.
I bet Rowan Atkinson, Rosamund Pike, Ben Miller, and James Fox (and their families) all had a loss of words. No offense to either one.
Cheers actor patrick stewart?????
I don't think he meant the show. He must have meant the cheering from the crowd at the concert.
NOT notability - Nobility!
I think he meant Elizabethan....not Elizabethan lol😂
I wish Americans, and those especially on the news programmes, would learn how to pronounce the ENGLISH language properly, It's your mother tongue,for C sake !
The pronunciation of many words to us in GREAT BRITAIN, the UK, and beyond is somewhat cringeworthy, it really does make my toes curl, and i will always correct anyone, even if they are on the TV
(Silly i know)
That fellow Webster, (American English) has got a lot to answer for, Americans ?
The passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth 2 was a great shock to us all ( i for one haven't know anything else ) but not really that unexpected, for she was 96 and was becoming frail, she had not long lost her husband of many years, and had been in poor health.
So goodbye Your Majesty and goodbye to the Second Elizabethan era
She was one iconic LADY, that will be sorely missed by many 🇬🇧
God save the KING
Cry us a river. Besides, more people speak the American way. Also Websters dictionary has been around over half a century longer then Oxfords so your point is moot and if anything it means American English has the better pronunciation. As the language isn’t standardized until the dictionary comes out. Either way I don’t get why you’re so hung up on the issue.
Because you don't use the queen's English, remember where you came from America
🖖😔
Wow, this guy cannot pronouce 95% of the words he is 'saying'.
0:35 -- Do your research, CBS! Patrick Stewart was NOT ever in Cheers! He was in Star Wars!
1. It was Star Trek.
2. Now I can't help but imagine Sir Patrick Stewart in an episode of Cheers.
This guy's pronunciation of Elizabethan was aweful and he then just decided he wanted to read a completely different word. Nobility, not notability!
England
I only clicked on the video because of Patrick Stewart
#NOTMYKING
😂 I mean this is what it is right
um ok?
i do not no words drift off
Its pronounced "Elizabeethan"
Elijah, you need glasses...lol
*nobility not "notability"
سبحان الله
Your sick 😠🤢
Beats me. Death, destruction, injustice, your God takes credit for these things? I'm not surprised.
وووو
Elizabethian? 🙄
Could there possibly be a more overrated celebrity in the World than Harry Styles?
No! but Adele comes a close 2nd.
Oh god yeah dude, SO many.
Who is Harry Styles? A singer? An actor? A sports figure? I honestly have no idea.
@@waynemarvin5661 never mind that, the big question is - is it a man or a woman?
James corden?
She was not and never was England's longest serving monarch. There has not been an English monarch since 1603 when the Scottish King came South and unified the Crown under the Union Flag. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and 15 other States of the Commonwealth.
she was the longest serving monarch of Birmingham then and of Inverness
England is part of the UK you numpty. So that means our Queen was the queen of England.
Whaatt?!? Are you out of your mind!!
Why? They left. Jumping on the bandwagon as usual.
Nobility
Celebs?????
From a SCOTSMAN SHE WAS NOT QUEEN OF SCOTS AND PRINCE BIG EARS WILL NEVER EVER KING OF SCOTS, The SYCOPHANTIC CRAWLER S MAKE ME SICK.SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
I only clicked on this to tell you but not because I care about what people say! Yes when anyone dies it's sad no kidding but I'm not gonna depress myself by watching show after show!
By the way I thought the title said "British Celebrate to Queen Elizabeth II's Death" I was like O_O What?!?! LOL
Does USA remembering the year 1775?
You do understand parliament was in charge then not a king? Cromwell ended that sort of monarchy in the 1600s. Since then it's been a Constitutional monarchy with hardly no real power
@@billdoor3140 Are you sure the king has no power over the army and "commonwealth" regions? What does this mean for taxpayers?
@@sinisadencic8277 it means we get back an awful lot more than we put in. It's estimated that the monarchy add 1.7 billion to UK economy
Skill issue 😂
"This will get people laughs"
@@zea_animates_itI laughed
Who is this Harry Styles anyway?
Really! Who cares what celebrities think.
Ahhh too bad...
It’s kinda funny how little Americans care about this.
Who cares?
If she is the Queen of England or was the Queen of England why are we paying for her in Wales God save the king god bless the Prince of Wales
What?
As Indian, I’m happy about this wonderful day
Happiness over someone's death? Something is terribly wrong with you. You are one weird Indian.
You are bitter and dishonorable
Go outside and if you are and Indian then learn when your country became independent
Like India is without shame. Even now it is the epicentre of scam call centres, stealing off people, filled with hate 😢
Nobility