My perfect birthday cake would have a few flavours because I'd like it to be simple and easy to bake. My favorite dessert (cake) is definitely Italian tiramisu, and since childhood, I've been asking my mother to bake it for my birthday. It contains few ingredients and tastes like heaven in the mouth. I remember that two years ago, I went with my best friend to one of the best cake shops in my hometown, and I had a slice of cake made out of chocolate, layers of biscuits, some whipped cream, and a little cherry on top. 🎂
When I was a child, I rarely ate birthday cakes, homemade or shop-bought! I thought cakes were too sweet. In fact, I thought all sorts of sweets were too sweet. The decorations on shop-bought cakes were so higgledy-piggledy that I didn't know if I could eat them! I did have many nice presents on birthdays, though! Those presents last long in the memory. My mum bought all the presents. She always goes above and beyond to make me happy. She also gave me a lot of leeway.
I'll go for simple pineapple n cream cake because it's a flavour of everyone taste that many of us celebrate our birthdays with simple ( cream and pineapple cake's) also my favourite as well.
Listening to Adam, I realized that my job ( I'm a teacher) gives me the space to be creative and I feel so fortunate for that, so free... Thank you so much.
I am a child. I always looking forward to my birithday, especially my birthday cake. I really like the cakes which are had tree on them because i like nature
when i was a child i like to eat cakes it was delicious and brilliant generally i like sweets because when i eat it ,it makes me in good mode ,but now i don't eat much sweets ,but i still love it.
TRANSCRIPT Note: This is not a word-for-word transcript. Neil Hello. This is 6 Minute English from BBC Learning English. I’m Neil. Beth And I’m Beth. [Singing] Happy birthday to you… Happy birthday to you… Happy birthday dear Neil… Happy birthday to you! Neil Erm thank you, Beth - but… it’s not my birthday. Beth I know, but this programme is all about birthdays - or birthday cakes to be precise. Neil Ah yes, the highlight of any birthday party is the birthday cake, blowing out the candles and making a wish. Beth Right. But things have changed a lot from the days when most birthday cakes were homemade - made at home and not bought from a shop. Nowadays many birthday cakes are works of art - extravagant, edible creations designed and decorated to represent the person celebrating their birthday. Neil In this programme we’ll be hearing from two bakers - a famous TV chef who bakes simple but tasty cakes, and another who’s designed personalised birthday cakes for celebrities, including Arnold Schwarzenegger. And, as usual, we’ll be learning some useful new vocabulary as well. Beth Sounds good. But first I have a question for you, Neil. Everyone looks forward to their birthday, especially if there’s cake, but according to the UK’s Office for National Statistics, which is the most common month to be born? Is it: a) March? b) July? or, c) September? Neil Hmm that's an interesting question and I’m going to guess it’s September. Beth OK, Neil, I’ll reveal the answer at the end of the programme. One of Britain's best loved cake bakers is Dame Mary Berry. Here she describes her perfect birthday cake to BBC Radio 4’s, The Food Programme. Dame Mary Berry My perfect cake would be something in lemon or orange because those are my favourite flavours. I don't mind how higgledy-piggledy it is, doesn’t take a long time to do, but beautifully fresh and beautifully flavoured. Simple. Neil Mary Berry thinks a simple birthday cake is best. She doesn’t mind if the decoration is higgledy-piggledy - mixed up and in no particular order. Beth Yes, when it comes to birthday cakes, flavour is more important than decoration for Dame Mary Berry. But now, a new generation of bakers is making cakes in a totally different way. The cakes Adam Cox makes in his East London bakery are truly fantastic-looking creations. Here’s Adam speaking to BBC Radio 4’s, The Food Programme: Adam Cox I get asked to do all sorts. My customers and clients are very generous with the leeway that they give me based on the past designs that I've made that they've seen, so they're happy to just leave it with me… I really just want to create something that will, you know, last long in the memory for the person that I do it for. It's a real pleasure to have this as a job because, as I say, it gives me a lot of freedom to express myself creatively, so I really try and go above and beyond to give the client something that, you know, they will be really happy with and… Neil Adam gets asked to make all sorts, meaning many different kinds, of cakes. His customers, who want the cake to be a special part of a birthday party, give him lots of leeway, lots of freedom to make the cake the way he wants to. Adam finds out about the person’s interests and hobbies, and uses these to come up with decoration ideas. Beth Adam loves his job. It gives him the freedom to express himself creatively, and he enjoys seeing his customers’ reaction when the finished cake is revealed. Adam goes above and beyond to satisfy his customers. If you go above and beyond, you do something with more effort than would normally be expected. Neil And the result of Adam’s extra effort? Birthday cakes which last long in the memory, a phrase describing something which creates such a strong impression that it’s remembered for a long time… Beth …or at least until the following year, when another birthday comes around and it’s time to start baking all over again! Neil And speaking of birthdays coming around, what was the answer to your question, Beth? You asked me which was the most common month to be born in the UK… Beth And you guessed it was September, which was… the correct answer! Babies born in the UK peak in September. Right, let’s recap the vocabulary we've learned from this programme starting with homemade - an adjective describing something which is made at home and not bought from a shop. Neil If something is higgledy-piggledy, it’s mixed up and in no particular order. Beth The phrase all sorts means many different kinds of something, like the sweets called Liquorice Allsorts which come in different shapes and colours. Neil If someone gives you leeway to do something, they give you the freedom to do it the way you want to. Beth The idiom to last long in the memory means to create such a strong effect that it is remembered for a long time. Neil And finally, when someone goes above and beyond, they do something with much more effort than would usually be expected. Once again our six minutes are up. If your birthday is coming up, we hope you have a cake with candles and make a wish to join us again soon for more trending topics and useful vocabulary, here at 6 Minute English. Goodbye for now! Beth Bye!
I'm neil and I'm beth .... Happy birthday neil ... (Neil) thank you beth, but it's not my birthday (Beth)I know, but this programme is all about birthdays, or birthday cakes to be presice. (Neil) Ah yes the highlight on any birthday party is the birthday cake, blowing out the candle and making a wish. (Beth) Right. But things have changed a lot from the day when most birthday cakes were homemade, made at home and not bought from shop. (Neil) Nowadays many birthday cakes are works of art-extravangant adible creations designed and decorated to represent the person celebrating their birthday. In this programme, we'll be hearing from two bakers a fomous TV chef who bakes simple but tasty cakes and another who's designed personalised birthday cakes for celebrities, including Arnold Schwarzenegger. And as usual, we'll be learning some useful new vocabulary as well. (Beth) Sounds good, but first, I have a question for you, Neil. Everyone looks forward to their birthday, especially if there's cake. But account to the UK's office for National Statistics, which is the most common month to be born? Is it : a) March b) July c) September? (Neil) That's an interesting questions and I'm going to guess it's September. (Beth) Ok, Neil. I'll reveal the answer at the end of the programme. One of Britain's best-loved cake bakers is Dame Mary Berry. Here she describes her perfect birthday cake to. .... (Mary Berry) My perfect cake would be something in lemon or orange because those are my favorite flavors. I don't mind how higgledy-piggledy it is, doesn't take a long time to do but beautifully fresh and beautifully flavores. Simple (Nail) Mary Berry thinks a simple birthday cake is best. She doesn't mind if the decorations is higgledy-piggledy - mixed up and in on particular order. (Beth) Yes. When it comes to birthday cakes, flavour is more important that decoration for Dame Mary Berry. But now a new generation of bakers is making in a totally different way. The cakes Adam Cox makes in his East London bakery are truly fantastic-looking creations. Here's Adam speaking to ... (Adam) I get asked to do all sorts like my customers and clients are very generous with the leeway that they give me based on the past designs that I've made, that they've seen. So they're happy to just leave it with me, I really just want to create something that will, you know, last long in the memory for the person that I do it for, it's a real pleasure to have this as a job because, as i say, it gives me a lot of freedom to express myself creatively. So i really try and go above and beyond to give the client something that you know, they will, they will be really happy with. (Neil) Adam gets asked to make all sorts meaning many different kinds of cakes. His customers, who want the cakes to be a special part of a birthday party, give him lost of leeway - lots of freedom to make the cake the way he wants to. Adam finds out about the person's interests and hobbies and uses these to come up with decoration ideas. (Beth) Adam loves his job, it gives him the freedom to express himself creatively and he enjoys seeing his customer' reaction, when the finished caje is revealed. Adam goes above and beyond to satisfy his customers. If you go above and beyond, you do something with more effort than would normally be expected. (Neil) And results of Adam's extra effort? Birthday cakes, which last long in the memory a phrase describing something which creates such a strong impression that it's remembered for a long time. (Beth) Or at least until the following year, when another birthday comes around and it's time to start baking all over again! (Neil) And speaking of birthdays coming around what was the answer to your question, Beth? You asked me which was the most common mount to be born in the UK? (Beth) And you guessed it was September, which was... the correct answer, babies born in the UK peak in September. Righ let's recal the vocabulary from this programme, starting with homemade and adjective describing something which is made at home and not bought from a shop. (Neil) If something is higgledy-piggledy, it's mixed up and no particular order. (Beth) The phrase all sorts means many different kinds of something like the sweets called liquorice allsorts, which come in different shapes and colours. (Neil) If someone gives you leeway to do something, they give you the freedom to do it the way you want to. (Beth) The idiom to last long in the memory means to create such a strong effect that it's remembered for a long time. (Neil) And finally, when someone goes above and beyond, they do something with much more effort than would usually be expected.
I really wish they would replace Miss Beth with someone who has more beautiful voice. She is definitely not for a podcast programme. I mean her voice is irritating.
My sister made a birthday cake for her son who is 2 years old, this day left a strong memory in his thoughts every time he sees cakes he starts singing a birthday song so it is important to create a special birthday cake so that he will not forget.
My birthday will be in nine days. I'm so excited! My parents gave me leeway in inviting friends. I'm going to have a big party🎊, so I'll go above and beyond to make it bright and funny. I hope it'll last long in the memory. 😀As for the cake, I'm fond of strawberry one with beautiful decorations(not higgledy-piggledy)🍓.
To me BD celebration is only reminding me that my ages are reducing every minute, year after year Along with the breath for blowing candles there are germs spreaded It would be wiser if the ritual replaced with other action that considerably hygiene.
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My perfect birthday cake would have a few flavours because I'd like it to be simple and easy to bake. My favorite dessert (cake) is definitely Italian tiramisu, and since childhood, I've been asking my mother to bake it for my birthday. It contains few ingredients and tastes like heaven in the mouth. I remember that two years ago, I went with my best friend to one of the best cake shops in my hometown, and I had a slice of cake made out of chocolate, layers of biscuits, some whipped cream, and a little cherry on top. 🎂
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When I was a child, I rarely ate birthday cakes, homemade or shop-bought! I thought cakes were too sweet. In fact, I thought all sorts of sweets were too sweet. The decorations on shop-bought cakes were so higgledy-piggledy that I didn't know if I could eat them! I did have many nice presents on birthdays, though! Those presents last long in the memory. My mum bought all the presents. She always goes above and beyond to make me happy. She also gave me a lot of leeway.
Then,it is fair to say that I was born in the month in which babies are born most.September 2 🤠
I want to sing too ,birthday song...thank you so much guys 💖💖 love it
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This video was so useful for me because my birthday is coming up.
Admirable fact is that it is in 16 of september🎉🎉😊😊
One of my birthday wishes is that I can always learn English from the BBC.
I'm vegan for animals
My perfect cake would be a field with animals who were free from slaughterhouse
You might enjoy this episode of 6 Minute English on veganism: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/6-minute-english/ep-190314
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I'll go for simple pineapple n cream cake because it's a flavour of everyone taste that many of us celebrate our birthdays with simple ( cream and pineapple cake's) also my favourite as well.
Today's my birthday and this lesson 😊
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This day was my brother birthday 🎉
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If there is cake, there must be exciting music and I have music 🥳🥳🥳
My birthday just passed and I had a coloured topping for my cake ❤
Ohhhh Iam also born in 30 September... 🥰
Listening to Adam, I realized that my job ( I'm a teacher) gives me the space to be creative and I feel so fortunate for that, so free... Thank you so much.
I am a child. I always looking forward to my birithday, especially my birthday cake. I really like the cakes which are had tree on them because i like nature
when i was a child i like to eat cakes it was delicious and brilliant generally i like sweets because when i eat it ,it makes me in good mode ,but now i don't eat much sweets ,but i still love it.
Beth your sound is beautiful , also my birthday it was last week . I remember it now with bbc
🎉 Happy Birthday for last week!
Woaw, my English Teacher tell me about 6 minutes English and BBC Learning English, today it's 12 years from that... The time is far far away.... :)
When I was a child I was blowing candles on the cake. It was my favourite action when i celebrated my birthday.
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Today is my brother birthday, he really loves your channel. I sent him this video, and he said he hope today would be a great day❤
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TRANSCRIPT
Note: This is not a word-for-word transcript.
Neil
Hello. This is 6 Minute English from BBC Learning English. I’m Neil.
Beth
And I’m Beth. [Singing] Happy birthday to you… Happy birthday to you… Happy birthday dear Neil… Happy birthday to you!
Neil
Erm thank you, Beth - but… it’s not my birthday.
Beth
I know, but this programme is all about birthdays - or birthday cakes to be precise.
Neil
Ah yes, the highlight of any birthday party is the birthday cake, blowing out the candles and making a wish.
Beth
Right. But things have changed a lot from the days when most birthday cakes were homemade - made at home and not bought from a shop. Nowadays many birthday cakes are works of art - extravagant, edible creations designed and decorated to represent the person celebrating their birthday.
Neil
In this programme we’ll be hearing from two bakers - a famous TV chef who bakes simple but tasty cakes, and another who’s designed personalised birthday cakes for celebrities, including Arnold Schwarzenegger. And, as usual, we’ll be learning some useful new vocabulary as well.
Beth
Sounds good. But first I have a question for you, Neil. Everyone looks forward to their birthday, especially if there’s cake, but according to the UK’s Office for National Statistics, which is the most common month to be born? Is it:
a) March?
b) July? or,
c) September?
Neil
Hmm that's an interesting question and I’m going to guess it’s September.
Beth
OK, Neil, I’ll reveal the answer at the end of the programme. One of Britain's best loved cake bakers is Dame Mary Berry. Here she describes her perfect birthday cake to BBC Radio 4’s, The Food Programme.
Dame Mary Berry
My perfect cake would be something in lemon or orange because those are my favourite flavours. I don't mind how higgledy-piggledy it is, doesn’t take a long time to do, but beautifully fresh and beautifully flavoured. Simple.
Neil
Mary Berry thinks a simple birthday cake is best. She doesn’t mind if the decoration is higgledy-piggledy - mixed up and in no particular order.
Beth
Yes, when it comes to birthday cakes, flavour is more important than decoration for Dame Mary Berry. But now, a new generation of bakers is making cakes in a totally different way. The cakes Adam Cox makes in his East London bakery are truly fantastic-looking creations. Here’s Adam speaking to BBC Radio 4’s, The Food Programme:
Adam Cox
I get asked to do all sorts. My customers and clients are very generous with the leeway that they give me based on the past designs that I've made that they've seen, so they're happy to just leave it with me… I really just want to create something that will, you know, last long in the memory for the person that I do it for. It's a real pleasure to have this as a job because, as I say, it gives me a lot of freedom to express myself creatively, so I really try and go above and beyond to give the client something that, you know, they will be really happy with and…
Neil
Adam gets asked to make all sorts, meaning many different kinds, of cakes. His customers, who want the cake to be a special part of a birthday party, give him lots of leeway, lots of freedom to make the cake the way he wants to. Adam finds out about the person’s interests and hobbies, and uses these to come up with decoration ideas.
Beth
Adam loves his job. It gives him the freedom to express himself creatively, and he enjoys seeing his customers’ reaction when the finished cake is revealed. Adam goes above and beyond to satisfy his customers. If you go above and beyond, you do something with more effort than would normally be expected.
Neil
And the result of Adam’s extra effort? Birthday cakes which last long in the memory, a phrase describing something which creates such a strong impression that it’s remembered for a long time…
Beth
…or at least until the following year, when another birthday comes around and it’s time to start baking all over again!
Neil
And speaking of birthdays coming around, what was the answer to your question, Beth? You asked me which was the most common month to be born in the UK…
Beth
And you guessed it was September, which was… the correct answer! Babies born in the UK peak in September. Right, let’s recap the vocabulary we've learned from this programme starting with homemade - an adjective describing something which is made at home and not bought from a shop.
Neil
If something is higgledy-piggledy, it’s mixed up and in no particular order.
Beth
The phrase all sorts means many different kinds of something, like the sweets called Liquorice Allsorts which come in different shapes and colours.
Neil
If someone gives you leeway to do something, they give you the freedom to do it the way you want to.
Beth
The idiom to last long in the memory means to create such a strong effect that it is remembered for a long time.
Neil
And finally, when someone goes above and beyond, they do something with much more effort than would usually be expected. Once again our six minutes are up. If your birthday is coming up, we hope you have a cake with candles and make a wish to join us again soon for more trending topics and useful vocabulary, here at 6 Minute English. Goodbye for now!
Beth
Bye!
It's great to learn new words and definitions plus the quiz was interesting. Thanks for sharing this!
Dame Mary Berry！
I know her because I'm a big fan of British Bake off❤
Thank you BBC❤
I'm neil and I'm beth
.... Happy birthday neil
...
(Neil) thank you beth, but it's not my birthday
(Beth)I know, but this programme is all about birthdays, or birthday cakes to be presice.
(Neil) Ah yes the highlight on any birthday party is the birthday cake, blowing out the candle and making a wish.
(Beth) Right. But things have changed a lot from the day when most birthday cakes were homemade, made at home and not bought from shop.
(Neil) Nowadays many birthday cakes are works of art-extravangant adible creations designed and decorated to represent the person celebrating their birthday.
In this programme, we'll be hearing from two bakers a fomous TV chef who bakes simple but tasty cakes and another who's designed personalised birthday cakes for celebrities, including Arnold Schwarzenegger.
And as usual, we'll be learning some useful new vocabulary as well.
(Beth) Sounds good, but first, I have a question for you, Neil.
Everyone looks forward to their birthday, especially if there's cake.
But account to the UK's office for National Statistics, which is the most common month to be born?
Is it : a) March b) July c) September?
(Neil) That's an interesting questions and I'm going to guess it's September.
(Beth) Ok, Neil. I'll reveal the answer at the end of the programme.
One of Britain's best-loved cake bakers is Dame Mary Berry.
Here she describes her perfect birthday cake to.
....
(Mary Berry) My perfect cake would be something in lemon or orange because those are my favorite flavors.
I don't mind how higgledy-piggledy it is, doesn't take a long time to do but beautifully fresh and beautifully flavores. Simple
(Nail) Mary Berry thinks a simple birthday cake is best.
She doesn't mind if the decorations is higgledy-piggledy - mixed up and in on particular order.
(Beth) Yes. When it comes to birthday cakes, flavour is more important that decoration for Dame Mary Berry.
But now a new generation of bakers is making in a totally different way.
The cakes Adam Cox makes in his East London bakery are truly fantastic-looking creations.
Here's Adam speaking to
...
(Adam) I get asked to do all sorts like my customers and clients are very generous with the leeway that they give me based on the past designs that I've made, that they've seen.
So they're happy to just leave it with me, I really just want to create something that will, you know, last long in the memory for the person that I do it for, it's a real pleasure to have this as a job because, as i say, it gives me a lot of freedom to express myself creatively.
So i really try and go above and beyond to give the client something that you know, they will, they will be really happy with.
(Neil) Adam gets asked to make all sorts meaning many different kinds of cakes.
His customers, who want the cakes to be a special part of a birthday party, give him lost of leeway - lots of freedom to make the cake the way he wants to.
Adam finds out about the person's interests and hobbies and uses these to come up with decoration ideas.
(Beth) Adam loves his job, it gives him the freedom to express himself creatively and he enjoys seeing his customer' reaction, when the finished caje is revealed.
Adam goes above and beyond to satisfy his customers. If you go above and beyond, you do something with more effort than would normally be expected.
(Neil) And results of Adam's extra effort? Birthday cakes, which last long in the memory a phrase describing something which creates such a strong impression that it's remembered for a long time.
(Beth) Or at least until the following year, when another birthday comes around and it's time to start baking all over again!
(Neil) And speaking of birthdays coming around what was the answer to your question, Beth? You asked me which was the most common mount to be born in the UK?
(Beth) And you guessed it was September, which was... the correct answer, babies born in the UK peak in September. Righ let's recal the vocabulary from this programme, starting with homemade and adjective describing something which is made at home and not bought from a shop.
(Neil) If something is higgledy-piggledy, it's mixed up and no particular order.
(Beth) The phrase all sorts means many different kinds of something like the sweets called liquorice allsorts, which come in different shapes and colours.
(Neil) If someone gives you leeway to do something, they give you the freedom to do it the way you want to.
(Beth) The idiom to last long in the memory means to create such a strong effect that it's remembered for a long time.
(Neil) And finally, when someone goes above and beyond, they do something with much more effort than would usually be expected.
I really wish they would replace Miss Beth with someone who has more beautiful voice. She is definitely not for a podcast programme. I mean her voice is irritating.
I love your 6 minute video so much❤
Woah it's my birthday 3 days before, so... thanks BBC xd
Who hv been countinue watiiching this BBC learning
Hommade
Higgely piggledy
Leeway
Last long memories
Go above/beyond
My mum s birthday was yesterday and we brought a cake with coffee flavour 🥲
Coffee cakes are 😋 delicious!
My favorite cake is a fruit-covered tart.
It's nearly my birthday, thanks for making this programme. So helpful and fun, I hope all of you can keep doing the good job^^
Thank you for listening! We hope you have a lovely birthday.
Happy birthday to me 🎉🎉🎂🎂😂❤
My sister made a birthday cake for her son who is 2 years old, this day left a strong memory in his thoughts every time he sees cakes he starts singing a birthday song so it is important to create a special birthday cake so that he will not forget.
It must have been a very 😋 delicious cake!
Please make a video on Bangladesh, there is violence against minorities.
My birthday will be in nine days. I'm so excited! My parents gave me leeway in inviting friends. I'm going to have a big party🎊, so I'll go above and beyond to make it bright and funny. I hope it'll last long in the memory. 😀As for the cake, I'm fond of strawberry one with beautiful decorations(not higgledy-piggledy)🍓.
Guess july
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To me BD celebration is only reminding me that my ages are reducing every minute, year after year
Along with the breath for blowing candles there are germs spreaded
It would be wiser if the ritual replaced with other action that considerably hygiene.
Thank you bbc for these lessons. It’s really helpful and interesting to listen to you. I can improve my English and find out new things
Thanks so much
Very good ❤❤❤
The medical staff in the hospital go above and beyond to make patients more comfortable during their medical treatments or procedure procedures.
How do I speak fluncy like u 😊?
thanks a lot bbc learning English.
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When we will celebrate BBC 6 minute’s birthday 🎉
I share the idea of simple cakes are the best
What kind of simple cakes do you like?
Facebook reports the most common month of people to be born in January the 1st.
Pls write the vocabulary in discription
I remembered I don't made a birthday in my life and that's it's too bad😢
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August is the most common month to be born in the United States.
It’s my birthday today😂🎉thanks
Yesterday was my birthday🎉
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🎉 Happy Birthday!
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I was born in a September 🎉🎉🎉😂
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We just checked and it works ok for us.
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