I think I've heard about the girl that you were talking about in this video. During high school, I was involved as a volunteer in a national organisation named ASAP *doesn't mean as soon as possible :))* which fights against plastic pollution and climate change for one year. It was pretty difficult for me to convince all of my classmates to join these ideas, such as reducing the amount of plastic that is used every day or even recycling the three main categories which I think the majority of us know.🌍 And I received help from my geography teacher and organised wonderful activities. Look, after I finished my activity as a volunteer in mid-2023, I've still been standing for these issues and possible solutions to combat them. I remember that we even had a recycling club in my school and even though few classmates had joined us, I was so delighted that they actually care about climate change. The best accomplishment that I had during my involvement was implementing a sorting system in my school. With other colleagues, we made some garbage bins made out of recyclable materials ♻. Romania still has many environmental problems, such as burning fossil fuels and pollution in the major cities caused by vehicles. If I'd like to get around somewhere, I use public transportation. Overall, I enjoy discussing this topic, because I have several brilliant ideas...
@@MasumaBegom-n2f a lot of press report accused BBC by the prediction to Israeli, so they are no chance to speak about Palestinian tragedy, unless if it give more support to Israel
When I was young, I heard learning English from radio that my grandpa used to listen. I wish I was talking and understanding in English. Now I m mature and I m able to read , listen and learn from BBC learning english. Thanks BBC learning Englsh.
My offers against to climate anxiety are that consuming organic farming products, buying less brand new garments and using yours until they are useless, planting more trees, classifying your rubbishes and then dispose & recyle them accordingly. All the best & wish you a green future to everyone. Hasan (environmental specialist) from Turkey
Jeremy was a Jedi, but he was a parasite in the Order. He only joined the Order for free food and a place to sleep. Fighting Sith Lords freaks him out, so he is always the pilot on the Jedi Order's missions. One day, he discovered Tatooine, a planet with two suns. A planet having two suns was one in a million in the galaxy. Jeremy began to feel climate anxiety for Tatooine, as it was a desert planet. Jeremy wanted to hop in his starfighter, fly to Tatooine, and blow up one of the suns so the people on Tatooine wouldn't be so hot. Jeremy kept pushing the thought away. When he finally decided to set off for Tatooine, he put it off again because he was too afraid. Jeremy was scared that if he blew up one of the suns, the Jedi High Council would get mad at him.
Climatic change is one of the worst problems that is frightening young minds. It can severely affect their future. It can deatroy our only home, our mother earth, which is one in a million sort of planet. We together can make a change. One person can make a huge difference, so I think we all should take the required measures to save our planet.... Our home... Together we can work this problem out.... We must not push this issue aside.... It is our duty to combat this being this citizens of this wonderful planet... Cheers to planet earth 🌎🌎
My advice to children and young people is, always question what you are being told. Ask yourself what do you know about climate change? Where did you get your information from? My own view is that the climate has always changed and the climate crisis exists only in computer models, models that don't match observation. But don't take my word for it, get as much information as you can but do beware of the mainstream media that never presents any alternative to the climate crisis narrative.
Let's focus less on uncovering the inherit hypocrisy of being human and more on what we should be doing as individuals to deepen our relationship with living things- including other humans- that depend on the same living system we call Earth.
I happened to be listening to two young parrots worried about the climate change. The one, that seemed a bit less of a parrot, said "These stupid humans! Teach us to parrot them about the climate danger, but then do nothing about it.". the other one, more of a parrot, said "I am worried because if the humankind disappears, we'll risk to remain devoid of our opinions.". A human neighbour was passing by. The second one said "Look at that human parassite!", but the first answered "No. He is not a parassite. He is rich. Parasites are those that do not do enough for the money he gives them". I said, to myself, "Wow! What's going on? Here even the parrots seem to think more...".
Just watched the BBC 6 Minute English on "Kids and Climate Change" 🌍, and I’m so moved by Immie and Milly’s words! 🌱 Immie’s analogy of climate change as a parasite really hits home-it’s scary to think about how it’s growing while everything else suffers. 😔 We only have one Earth, as Milly said, a “one in a million” planet, and it freaks me out too that more isn’t being done to protect it. 💚 We need to act now before it’s too late! #SaveOurPlanet 🌳 #ClimateActionNow 🌍 #OneEarth
Climate changing is not very regular because climate become change about in million but it does change very gradually, weather changing is consists on months however climate change does getting change but with slow progress so climatic changes are subtle to analyse... Also freak's me out sometimes!
It whole from perception point of become responsible. Gradually can see the end of planet. Relativity tells time is elastic. Nature more wise than human. We think less and dilate more time. So Greta no problem.
Hi, there.😊 I'd say we have to mend the division not only between generations but also between developing countries and developed countries by talking honestly about the climate change. As always, thank you for your outstanding lesson.☺️
'take up' here means that the children decided to join and continue the strike. More generally, it means that an idea has been continued or adopted by someone else.
😊 Click here for a vocabulary list and a transcript: bit.ly/3WyL5zc
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I think I've heard about the girl that you were talking about in this video.
During high school, I was involved as a volunteer in a national organisation named ASAP *doesn't mean as soon as possible :))* which fights against plastic pollution and climate change for one year. It was pretty difficult for me to convince all of my classmates to join these ideas, such as reducing the amount of plastic that is used every day or even recycling the three main categories which I think the majority of us know.🌍 And I received help from my geography teacher and organised wonderful activities. Look, after I finished my activity as a volunteer in mid-2023, I've still been standing for these issues and possible solutions to combat them. I remember that we even had a recycling club in my school and even though few classmates had joined us, I was so delighted that they actually care about climate change. The best accomplishment that I had during my involvement was implementing a sorting system in my school. With other colleagues, we made some garbage bins made out of recyclable materials ♻.
Romania still has many environmental problems, such as burning fossil fuels and pollution in the major cities caused by vehicles. If I'd like to get around somewhere, I use public transportation.
Overall, I enjoy discussing this topic, because I have several brilliant ideas...
Free free Palestinian
👏👏👏free free free Palestinian
Save the palestinian people
@@hananibrahim6146 just stop Terror and attack on the people
Everyone will save Is*a*
Otherwise no space on the earth
Please do something for Palestinians people 😢
@@MasumaBegom-n2f a lot of press report accused BBC by the prediction to Israeli, so they are no chance to speak about Palestinian tragedy, unless if it give more support to Israel
@@MasumaBegom-n2f ♥️
please do not something like this in English learning section
I'm from Uzbekistan
me too
When I was young, I heard learning English from radio that my grandpa used to listen. I wish I was talking and understanding in English. Now I m mature and I m able to read , listen and learn from BBC learning english. Thanks BBC learning Englsh.
My offers against to climate anxiety are that consuming organic farming products, buying less brand new garments and using yours until they are useless, planting more trees, classifying your rubbishes and then dispose & recyle them accordingly. All the best & wish you a green future to everyone. Hasan (environmental specialist) from Turkey
Everybody can do its bit .
Jeremy was a Jedi, but he was a parasite in the Order. He only joined the Order for free food and a place to sleep. Fighting Sith Lords freaks him out, so he is always the pilot on the Jedi Order's missions. One day, he discovered Tatooine, a planet with two suns. A planet having two suns was one in a million in the galaxy. Jeremy began to feel climate anxiety for Tatooine, as it was a desert planet. Jeremy wanted to hop in his starfighter, fly to Tatooine, and blow up one of the suns so the people on Tatooine wouldn't be so hot. Jeremy kept pushing the thought away. When he finally decided to set off for Tatooine, he put it off again because he was too afraid. Jeremy was scared that if he blew up one of the suns, the Jedi High Council would get mad at him.
Climatic change is one of the worst problems that is frightening young minds. It can severely affect their future.
It can deatroy our only home, our mother earth, which is one in a million sort of planet. We together can make a change. One person can make a huge difference, so I think we all should take the required measures to save our planet.... Our home... Together we can work this problem out.... We must not push this issue aside.... It is our duty to combat this being this citizens of this wonderful planet... Cheers to planet earth 🌎🌎
fantastic video
I really love the idea of talking about climate change with the next generation, which helps them realize exactly the impact for future living. Thanks
“ skip school on Fridays” mean?
@@trangdo3360 she didn't go to school on Fridays because she went on strike.
I hope it makes sense now..
Great. Thanks a log BBC. Greetings from Mexico.
My advice to children and young people is, always question what you are being told. Ask yourself what do you know about climate change? Where did you get your information from?
My own view is that the climate has always changed and the climate crisis exists only in computer models, models that don't match observation. But don't take my word for it, get as much information as you can but do beware of the mainstream media that never presents any alternative to the climate crisis narrative.
Those kids probably saw the strike as a way to skip school 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Let's focus less on uncovering the inherit hypocrisy of being human and more on what we should be doing as individuals to deepen our relationship with living things- including other humans- that depend on the same living system we call Earth.
When you're ready, Project Drawdown Climate Solutions 101 and Roadmap are worth learning, and talking about.
I happened to be listening to two young parrots worried about the climate change. The one, that seemed a bit less of a parrot, said "These stupid humans! Teach us to parrot them about the climate danger, but then do nothing about it.". the other one, more of a parrot, said "I am worried because if the humankind disappears, we'll risk to remain devoid of our opinions.".
A human neighbour was passing by. The second one said "Look at that human parassite!", but the first answered "No. He is not a parassite. He is rich. Parasites are those that do not do enough for the money he gives them".
I said, to myself, "Wow! What's going on? Here even the parrots seem to think more...".
Just watched the BBC 6 Minute English on "Kids and Climate Change" 🌍, and I’m so moved by Immie and Milly’s words! 🌱 Immie’s analogy of climate change as a parasite really hits home-it’s scary to think about how it’s growing while everything else suffers. 😔 We only have one Earth, as Milly said, a “one in a million” planet, and it freaks me out too that more isn’t being done to protect it. 💚 We need to act now before it’s too late! #SaveOurPlanet 🌳 #ClimateActionNow 🌍 #OneEarth
Free free Palestine
We know the very consequences,but we don't take action.What a shame!
I am used to undergoing blood tests, so I don’t freak out when I go to the hospital.
Please make a video on Bangladesh, there is violence against minorities.
I'm from iran in our region fish is the main dish i wish you come here one day and dig in fish.
Jonimo deydi bbc bla podcastinga oyoqim bla 😭😭😭😭😭
I watched theme from Egypt ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Put off: to Delay as well as to postpone. 😎
Thank you BBC the best channel , the best website also ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It's a really a dangerous issue changing climate
Climate changing is not very regular because climate become change about in million but it does change very gradually, weather changing is consists on months however climate change does getting change but with slow progress so climatic changes are subtle to analyse... Also freak's me out sometimes!
It whole from perception point of become responsible. Gradually can see the end of planet. Relativity tells time is elastic. Nature more wise than human. We think less and dilate more time. So Greta no problem.
literally no understanding today lol😞
❤❤❤ Merci
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Free ,free ,free, Palestine
Really
Our planet is very special.
I can't live without earth😢❤
True! You may enjoy the programmes in this playlist all about saving the planet. 👇
ruclips.net/p/PLcetZ6gSk96984tz6XPYfxY5eDdQ6-vVk
really useful❤❤
Poor generation 😢
Hi, there.😊 I'd say we have to mend the division not only between generations but also between developing countries and developed countries by talking honestly about the climate change.
As always, thank you for your outstanding lesson.☺️
👍 Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Stick with us for more episodes of 6 Minute English.
@@bbclearningenglish My pleasure！🤗
wonderful video
Thanks for teaching freely😊
Could BBC show Neil and Beth ? I want to see mouth shape😅
You can see Neil and Beth in some of the content on our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/
a very useful video
🇵🇸 0:38 0:38
Thanks
Teacher thank you so much
5:05 What does take up mean here?
'take up' here means that the children decided to join and continue the strike. More generally, it means that an idea has been continued or adopted by someone else.
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Save pakistani students
Thanks a lot. 🤗
What does " Go on strike " mean?
Make a movement against some rules or restriction.....
Like that
Splendid ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Always a great lesson in this channel
We're glad you're enjoying our content. You can find lots more podcasts and learning materials on our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/
can you do harry potter?
😊 Georgie and Neil talk about Harry Potter in this episode of Real Easy English: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/thai/features/real-easy-english/240726
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اخيرا لقيت حد عربي
Save palestine