King Charles's Coronation: BBC News Review

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thank you very much. I'm a Brazilian citizen from Sao Paulo, I found this channel by chance and I loved it. Sorry if there are mistakes in my writing, I'm learning English.

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I enjoy learning with BBC learning english.I am going to be a wingman in my class to talk about you channel because you all are teaching a lot of new vocabulary every single week. It is really touching, I think.❤❤

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The last scene in The Mandalorian Season 2 finale was touching. The Mandalorian took off his helmet because Grogu was leaving was very touching.

[@Brian-fo6ew]

My wingman and I bolted to a touching wedding because we were late!

[@benjaminestrada8788]

I' m A-1 . I need subtitles. I undertand 50%. Thank you very much. Greetings from Mexico.

[@katlone2881]

It's better without subtitles, and listen to it as many times as you can, this will improve your listening and vocabulary. I'm C1 level and I started, a long time ago, listening dialogues and reading in English using a dictionary. Keep on learning, you're in the right way to success. ❤

[@bbclearningenglish]

There is a button on the video player to show subtitles. You can also read a summary of the story and vocabulary on our website here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview-2023/unit-1/session-19

[@benjaminestrada8788]

@@bbclearningenglish I tried several times yesterday and the subtitles not come out. Now I'm watching again and that's it. Maybe my device is failing. Thank you so much. Greetings.

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Thank you very much!

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In Australia they use 'to bolt' in a funny way " to do Harold Holt"

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The suprise party that my friends made for me through difficulties was very touching for me.

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My family is the wingman of my life.

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I bolt down to my nephew when he trip

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Thank you again dear BBC staffs❤

[@biolomi2203]

I was not sure to attend my old friend's engagement invitation so why I bolt to ceremony at last min. Seeing him again that was touching after a long time

[@bbclearningenglish]

Very good attempt. It's best to say "...so I bolted to the ceremony at the last minute...."

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I read really touching book

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Touching wingman bolt

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Thank you/

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[@tammytsang3487]

I wish my son would have a wingman in his life.

[@manuelgordillo520]

touching in this case means sheer emotion.

[@lopezaguilar28]

Make a bolt for, bolt to or bolt for are all the same, right?

[@abomarsyr103]

congrats my British friends

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[@manuelgordillo520]

wingman ( mate's flying, each one backs up each other)

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[@lopezaguilar28]

Could you explain what AS IT HAPPEN mean?

[@kellysestrada6221]

X2

[@bbclearningenglish]

In this case, it's from a news website that was reporting on the concert live - so it told the story 'as it happened' - at the same time as the events.

[@AnaBeatriz-cx9ug]

Hello, I wanted to suggest that you spell out the words or phrases that are being analyzed, since those of us who listen to postcats sometimes do not know that word or phrase, and since we are only listening, we cannot read it. A long time ago (when they were Finn an Cathrine for example,) they spelled them out loud. I look forward to hearing in future editions of News Review. congratulations for the program😊

[@bbclearningenglish]

Thanks for your comment! It's not quite what you're asking for - but you can download PDF summaries of each episode on our website here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview-2023/unit-1/session-19

[@makentosh956]

Thank you

[@stephaniema8642]

May i know why no subtitles, thanks

[@bbclearningenglish]

Apologies for this - the subtitles should now appear when you click on the button above.

[@bruceyang7255]

Please tell me Why " King Charles's Coronation" instead of " King Charles' Coronation"?

[@TheSeemaraj]

Wingman is used only for man who is supportive or for both man or woman

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[@yakamoz1108]

I was so hungry that I extremely bolted cold tohu with wasabi.

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If you come to this party, I will be a wingman for you.

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Great video again!!!

[@Boldtruths]

Just posting truth... Empire of blood.

[@philippverdeille4132]

IT was great!!

[@abdogrammar]

The movie ?

[@qadresh]

Why King Charles's not Charles' ?

[@bbclearningenglish]

We use the apostrophe after 's' when it shows a plural. Here there's only one King Charles, so we use an apostrophe before the possessive 's'.

[@pip6038]

wonderful

[@tammytsang3487]

You have plenty of time to enjoy this meal so you don’t have to bolt down the food .

[@cepamor]

News review. Yeah, got it! So, tell it to me like I'm a six-year-old. 😊

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Hoo

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