How to respond to news in English

Good news or bad news - do you know how to react to each of them? Watch this video and learn new English expressions that will improve your speaking skills for reacting to news. Level: B1
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[@rafaelochoa6906]

It´s a wonderful pleasure to watch "What to say" again.
Hey, very nice actresses you can see in British Council. Lovely!!!
Greetings from Mexico

[@frenchwithmarine]

❤❤❤ Thank you so much !

[@tan8576]

Thank you very much 💖

[@dnpgabriela]

Great video! Thank you!

[@sha6267]

Thanks BC that was quite useful

[@tahaismail5030]

Great.

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Ilove you so much from sudan ❤❤

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Great

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I am Deepanneeta from India

[@tamimhossainnirjhor446]

its really helpfull to me,thanks mam

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Glad you like it Tamim!

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بتوفيق

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I am ramzan ali from Bangladesh

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Hi ahmed from Egypt 🇪🇬

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ههه

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Hi Ahmed! :-)

[@tan8576]

Poor Noelia(

[@CamilaAldoradin]

no entiendo nada😥

[@tuedang1144]

These actresses were dramatic! :))

[@LissaMarais]

of course, they are actresses🤣

[@originofnoise]

There are a lot of incorrectly pronounced words - namely those with the sounds /s/ and /z/. Shouldn't educational videos be correct?

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Hi originofnoise, I wouldn't agree that there are any 'incorrectly' pronounced words in the video. The aim of these videos is to provide real examples of English speakers from different countries, some native speakers and some not, communicating in typical conversations. The speakers have different accents certainly, as do we all, but their pronunciation is excellent, very clear and easy to understand.