News Vocabulary in English- Understand the News and BOOST Vocabulary !

Understand news vocabulary in English. Be able to read and listen to the news in English! This will improve your English listening and reading skills so much! The lesson includes phrasal verbs, noun phrases, and verbs that all frequently come up in the news.
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[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Can you do the homework challenge? Write a short news article on one of the topics's at the end of the video. We will check it for you!

[@rinturay1572]

Marvelous!

[@languagefreeassangeteacher5338]

Cool presentation of important vocabulary!

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

It's been absolute gorgeous to see you gorgeous, Sabrah... You know, your hair is my bees knees whenever I see it as it glows radiantly in its all glory.. 🤗❤️ I did enjoy the lesson and the phrases thoroughly and hope you are keeping well dear.. Not so good on my side as we go through some tough phase with protests march, curfew and all that jazz which started off a few weeks ago... 🤔😢 Take care dear and sending big hugs to you and leila as always.. Yours ever.. Gams... ❤️🙏

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much for this comment and your kind compliments! Sorry to hear there are some tough times there! Hope you are well! Please give the video a share if you liked it !

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah 🙏🙏❤️💜😘

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

Thanks dear for your kind concern as always and you show it to Us, the followers all the time despite your super busy schedules... May god bless you and Leila today and always... 🙏🙏❤️

[@fernandomilicich8160]

Not only the British English is beautiful, beside that Great Britain it is so beautiful ( landscape, cities, villages, and history.) Greetings from Argentina

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you very much!

[@LyashenkoSergiy]

Great lesson as always!

[@riantidewi864]

Hi Sabrah, This is the best lesson n many words are new for me Thks so much for doing this Keep up the great work n you hv special place in my heart as English teacher Ciao 👍💕🥰

[@gerardoguida9074]

Thx Sabrah... following your videos...it's always a privilege!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Awww you are so kind Gerardo! I do hope you are well! Sending my best wishes to Italy!

[@fabrice9252]

May I ask if you are Sabrah 's ex boy friend?; if not indiscreet of course ....

[@lizmancilla980]

Awesome!!

[@charlesstaudt2077]

CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOU DEAR 🌹🌹 👏👏👏👏 CHARLES STAUDT FROM BRAZIL 🇧🇷

[@puesaifung1467]

It really helped me to understand unusual words. I loved it. Keep on creating this kind of content. Thanks.

[@user-ud8fk5lz9w]

Thank you again by watch lessons from you is it so great to following describe About the words from news actually this word must learn in by self for many times it help realize through in mind thank you for given knowledge.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are so welcome! If you like our videos please share !

[@chialingchang2138]

Very useful lesson. Please continue teaching this topic. The content is not what I can learn from text books. Thank you so so much for your effort and time. I am very grateful!

[@ELSAspeakglobal]

Really useful lesson! 👏😍

[@nadjombenapo2239]

Very useful and instructive lesson. It helped me rocketed my vocabulary and some of those new words might be very useful in my next bust-up 🙂. Thanks again for your efforts and dedication to help us improve our English, one day you will hit the headlines as being the best online English teachers. Keep it up👍🏿

[@eduardozorita4442]

'There have been a raft' or 'there has been a raft'? Could you please cover the use of collective nouns in a future video? They are sometimes confusing. And thanks for the great videos !

[@anast456]

I just came across with this and gotta say one of the most useful vocabulary videos I have watched!!!!please make more advanced vocabulary videos with news.gained a folloer here!! thanks a lot 💛💛💛

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

Dear Prof, Leila & Sabrah Wishing you a very Happy Easter that is filled with plenty of love and happiness. Peace. A

[@franciscopontesvelasco4315]

Prices haven't been slashed whatsoever but your videos are great and useful big time, thanks so much.

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

Thanks u for the efforts

[@franciscojavierveracardena6578]

Thank you very much for the lesson... It was very interesting... Greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴 🇬🇧 👍

[@armanavagyan1876]

Good job 👍

[@shakisaf8366]

Hi teacher. Superb useful lesson. I love your teaching methods it's so interesting 😍 I'm waiting for your another lesson video 🤩

[@germanmorganti9686]

Great lesson, Sabrah! Far from toning down W Smith' s episode, the Academy has decided to forbid his attendance for 10 years. I wonder whether C Rock will be able not to dredge up Smith about the infamous punch ever! Cheers!!!!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Haha great examples! I am sure C Rock will be dredging it up for some time! Thanks for your comment if you liked the video pleas give it a share!

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Nicely Done Thank you so much sister 👌

[@HossamMohammed.985]

Stunning massive words ever I've got benefits all from you

[@fabrice9252]

The most stunning words I've ever benefitted from you

[@user-zs8bw4vy1c]

Thank you master I've been learning English with you for 2 years 😘

[@fabrice9252]

Wow amazing! Great use of the present continuous form, excellent! 👍 Maybe a remark: of course Sabrah is masterful but intead of 'master' it would be better to say 'Thank you teacher' As far as I know the title 'master' would rather be used as an honorific or as a professional term in reference to advanced workers in the trades (skilled workers) In the past it was used by servant employees to their employers; it was also often used instead of 'Mister' for young boys. Today it sounds a bit old fashioned ;-) Greetings! 😊

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

That is so good to know ! Thanks for sticking with us !

[@KishanLal-lo2ut]

Very useful

[@user-ud8fk5lz9w]

Oh yes your lessons amazing Or understand more while you have given one words many other to use also advance level english one whose learn for explore english learn up every things Increase l just have follow by Thank you lot .

[@shubham2sharma241]

It's an amazing 😍😍 vedio which i was looking for it i have learnt more than 400+ words and in my diary i have 500+ words 😍😍😍

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

That’s great!

[@rubyqaddoumi569]

Love love this video very informative thanks 🙏

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are welcome ! If you enjoyed it please share !

[@thaiphuong367]

This lesson is so interesting that I like to listen again and again.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Oh great! If you enjoyed it please share !

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Sabrah, An interesting and informative lesson about English Vocabulary. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learnered many new words. This is useful for all learners. Thanks and regards,

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are very welcome !!

[@fabrice9252]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Such a constancy in your support as well as in the words used is beyond me Manish! 😂👍👏

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah my pleasure 🙏

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

@@fabrice9252 I will try to improve, my friend.

[@DanielPoon]

Great lesson! 😁

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you very much!

[@rawngbawlahlondo1627]

I've joined this channel just a few week ago.. but I've watched many videos from it.. I' trying my best to sound like a native speaker.. but, english language is so rich and really difficult to understand all phrasal verb and slangs for a non native speaker.. anyway I found this channel really helpful.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Welcome to the channel!

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@vaneetkumar6811]

It's great to be with you 😊

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much ! Glad you enjoyed it !

[@oldschoolbodybuilding298]

a good way to retain and learn new words is when you say a word and it's opposite, like plummet and rocket, please try to bring more examples like this

[@PraveenKumar-ju6nj]

Mam Your way of explaining is very captivating.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you if you enjoyed the lesson please share 👍

[@nikkem1174]

Halo Sabrah. Pleasure to see you how are you💕 what a lovely lesson. Thanks 😊 🌸 A Huge Python Found in the U.K Couple's Kitchen. A young couple jumped in terror after spotting a giant slithering visitor in their kitchen. 'I still have truamitising flash backs when I think of that moment when my husband and I had returned from a long tiring day job and there it was in the middle of our kitchen," said Ashley. It is not often that we hear these stories but when they hit the headlines we jump to the tables in shock and in fear for our own lives. The local authorities have called for an immediate removal of the python🐍 to it's indigenous home in response to the massive backlash from the unhappy neighbours.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Brilliant work ! Well done ! Just watch your spelling of traumatising! 😉

[@nikkem1174]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah thanks 😊

[@fabrice9252]

Great job Nikke! Bravo! 👏

[@nikkem1174]

@@fabrice9252 thanks 😊 how are you? Long time...

[@fabrice9252]

@@nikkem1174 Hi Nikke! Not that great to say the truth. I feel under the weather. No covid for more than 2 years but I think I might have caught it this time ... Morally, I am just appalled by the results of the elections here ... I'm gutted. My 'compatriots' are such pricks !!! How they could qualify that F* at the first place is just beyond me. I hope you're doing great for your part :-) See ya and congrats again for your very good homework! 👏👍

[@lodzianin1973]

Thank you for this awesome video. I particularly like such English lessons which enrich my vocabulary. I also find it optimal for such a video to cover no more than 30 new words/phrases. This seems to be the maximum most people can absorb at the time. After about 30 phrases or 15 minutes my concentration falls dramatically (plummets). Of interest: strike as a noun in my mother tongue (Polish) sounds exactly the same as in English. Spelling is totally different though: strajk🙂

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are very welcome ! Glad you enjoyed it !

[@user-zg6pe9fe5j]

Please drop the pdf of the lesson as well for futher repetition

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Sabrah looking beautiful!

[@francomarini560]

Great job, Sabrah! Can clamp down on and crack down on be used interchangeably?

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes they can be. Good synonym

[@nikhileshchandra6250]

Stellar, This was extensive, and very entertaining. Thank you!. You picked 27 items to cover, and that number splashed all over my head-lines. I have a non-fiction project running titled '27 answers', and it's almost done. Though I had a raft of things to plug in, I zeroed in on this one. I'll contemplate on the homework. The Python seems like a promising prop : )

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

So glad you enjoyed it ! Please share if you did ! Looking forward to reading your homework!

[@nikhileshchandra6250]

Thank you! Surely, I shall. 'The empty kitchen and the open window called for action while the couple was busy in the living room cracking down on whether Russia would recede, as the Python plugged the unboiled eggs left on the porch into its tummy. The lizard on the wall clapped back in its defense, but couldn't express that to the couple, when they found the Python sound asleep, screamed and called the cops. He was proficient in English, but his vocal cords couldn't make the sounds. So, he chalked a message on the wall, with his tail. "Tone down on the madness. Three eggs less is no loss to your business." '

[@fabrice9252]

@@nikhileshchandra6250 Amazing Nikhilesh! Wonderfully crafted with a lot of delightful imagination. I loved it! 👏👏👏👍

[@nikhileshchandra6250]

@@fabrice9252 Thank you very much : ) So kind of you to notice and compliment.

[@fabrice9252]

@@nikhileshchandra6250 You are most welcome! Congrats again for that most imaginative homework. 😊🙏👍👏🌹

[@belhbeauty4640]

14:38 "Taylor Smith" lol hahahahahahah

[@luisleal2940]

If the Queen Sabrah ever visited Mexico it would hit the headlines all over the country ❤️. The buzz for Doctor Strange in the multiverse of Madness is for real ! Morbius with Jared Leto had a decent opening weekend but it plummeted in the second one . It indeed suffers record 74 % drop . Coldplay killed it in Mexico Queen Sabrah they were supposed to give 4 concerts in Mexico in 3 dif cities , the ticket sales just rocketed immediately so they ended up offering 8 concerts , according to the news roughly 500 , 000 Mexicans saw Coldplay within 10 days . I didn’t remember the last time strikes 🪧 were news all over my country but it wouldn’t surprise me either . Lovely you arctic blue sweater queen Sabrah ❤️ and your hair shines more than ever , what did you do to your hair ? Hugs and kisses from Mexico

[@fabrice9252]

That Sabrah put a single toe on the ground of Mexico and it would be a riot across the country and King Luis would probably faint with emotion! ;-) Aww ...Amazing success of Coldplay out there! Amazing band! I know Ac/dc or Metallica in another genre (still more my thing) are also very popular in Mexico! 🎸 Here, we are reputed for being complainers and malcontents. We might be the worldchampions for strike. Which especially with moron Macron and that government of corrupted bastards is largely justified! You're right Luis, that ocean/sky blue highlights still more Sabrah's golden hair! Great comment. Voilà, I wanted to send you a little hello :-) Have a nice afternoon my friend! 😊🙏

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much my lovely - you are always very kind ! Your comments are interesting and thoughtful. Yes I would like to see Dr. Strange - let’s see if it loves up to the hype ! Hugs from the UK xx

[@sarpak4475]

you great

[@fabrice9252]

Miss ya. 🌹💗 Say, when will you return... 🙂

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Lesson coming out either later on today or tmw !!

[@luismiguelnunes5539]

🍀💚🍀

[@fabrice9252]

~~~~~~ The Thunder ~~~~~~ Don't talk me of sun, talk to me about rain Fine weather disgusts me and drives me insane Splendid azures make me 'tantrum' For granted to me on earth, the greatest Love 'Owe it to bad weather, I owe it to Jove It fell on me a night of storm ... One November night, stradding the rooftops With deafening growls, a dreadful thunderbolt Set fires of artifices Leaping up from her bed in her night attire My distraught neighbour came banging my portal Crying for my good offices. “I’m alone, frightened, open for pity’s sake! My husband's just left on the hard job he makes Poor hired guy, hard keep to earn Forced to sleep outdoors when the weather is bad, For the reason he's a traveling salesman With a lightning conductor firm" Blessing the renowned name, Benjamin Franklin! I opened my arms, took her safely within Then it was love that did the rest! You who scatter conductors all around Why didn't you plant one on your own ground? The most fatal mistake to make!…. When Jove took a hike, went hear himself farther The belle having from her fears recovered, Having pulled herself together, Went back to her hearth to get her husband dried Fixing me a date; For next storm, all was planned Rendez-vous to the next thunder! From that day on I never let drop my eyes I devoted my life to observing the skies To watching the clouds going by, Gazing at the stratus, peering at the nimbus Making some sweet eyes at the least cumulus, But the belle has never come back Her good husband had secured so much business And sold so many iron parts that night there That he’d become a millionaire And had taken her to some skies always blue Of idiotic countries where never rains for true Where none has a clue of thunder... May God grant my lament goes all beating drums Speak to her of rain, speak of foul weather That we faced up both together Tell her that a certain deadly thunderbolt On target of my heart has left the nice draw Of a flower resembling her. ⚡💗🌹 F. 14/04/22 To Sabrah 💗

[@fabrice9252]

Question Sabe: 14:36 Who is Taylor Smith ? Did you mean Taylor SWIFT ? ... 😊 👍 Je t'aime, bisous. 💗🌹

[@stan6886]

Sabrah could be a fashion model, but she decided to teach us

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

HHaha oh bless you! Not sure that is true ! 😂

[@stan6886]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah thanks youtube, it gives an opportunity to be the model and smart teacher at once :)

[@fabrice9252]

~~~~~~ Oak In Paradise ~~~~~ He was living outside the forest tracks He was by no mean a tree made for trade Of a lumberjack he'd never seen the shade This great oak so proud on his trunk He would have known days spun with gold and silk Without his neighbours, the worst people that were, Not yet bamboos, still only badly thought reeds Pushing his buttons together! From morn' to evening these little offsprings, Only fishing rods, hardly mirlitons Turning all around him sang 'in extenso' The story of the oak and reed. And though made of wood, the oaks, that's common ... The fable did not leave him of stone cold It ended that bored, tired of their lazzi He sadly resolved to exil With great pain he pulled his big feet out his hole And left without turning back little or more But I, who knew him, know he suffered a ton To leave from the ungrateful home At the edge of the woods, the oak, moody, dark Made the acquaintance with two lovers in awe "Big oak let us engrave our names on your bark..." And the big oak didn't say no. When they had exhausted their big bag of kisses, When, from so much kiss', their had worn their whole beaks, They then listened to, holding back their tears, The oak counting its woes and griefs "Great oak, come at home, there you will find peace, Our reeds can behave and these have no nerve You will make a pleasant stay in our field Four times a day, you'll be watered! " That said no sooner, all three are on their way, Each lover holding a root in his hand. How happy he seemed! Radiating cheerfulness The oak between his lovers friends The closest their cottage, they had it planted That's when he started soon disenchanting Cause, in terms of watering, he had nothing but rain, The dogs raising their paws on him. They took his acorns to feed goats and porks With his lovely bark they started making corks, Whenever a death sentence was pronounced He inherited the hanged man Then these bad people, accomplished vandals, They cut him in four and made him a bed, And the horrible wife having heaps of lovers, He aged way too much in advance One day, finally, this couple, horrible pair Passed him through the axe and threw him in the flames Like vulgar cashwood, Ô what a bitter fate He perished in the fireplace. Little hard-working saint, the priest of our house, Doubts his smoke has a chance to rise to god What does he know, the bugger, and who told That there's no oak in paradise? What does he know, the bugger, and who told That there's no oak in paradise?... F. 11/04/22 🌳 To my sweetie. My sole, unique, beautiful and beloved British muse. 💗🌹

[@fabrice9252]

Happy Easter my lovely! 🥚🍬🍬🍫 Your ever loving Fab. 💗🌹 P.s. The Queen Ladyva was back in London with Brendan today, don't miss it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYvPd4KQgrWVmrs

[@fabrice9252]

Now Andrzej, if I had to give my two cents on the subject, I'd say my part are mixed. British royalty always seems to me like a kind of archaism, an archaic survival, with questionable legitimacy. Let us not forget that, rightly or wrongly (wrong for me as I'm opposed to all violence), we are the country that guillotined the monarchy and its privileges here. Now, when you give it a thought and observe things, is it not always present in the background, simply in another form?...; macron can unquestionably be seen as a dictator or, in a more 'soft' version, as a real little monarch, for that is exactly what he is, no more and no less !! However, seen from the outside, I cannot help but find a friendly and folkloric side to that English monarchy. I loved Princess Diana very much and especially her humanitarian commitment (alongside Mother Theresa; anti-personnel mines etc...). I love the Queen too, who seems to me to be an intelligent, simple and sympathetic nice charming person with whom I would like to discuss with pleasure while having a cuppa ;-) As for Harry, I am divided... Who is he? What did he do with his life so far? ... He is a name above all. A short military career, 2 hours spent on the ground of Afghanistan. Voilà!... So what legitimacy apart from the one conferred on him by this 'royal' blood? ... To his credit, however, the fact that he had the courage and honesty to distance himself from this family and renounced certain privileges. So, what is left? ... A peacock, accompanied by his turkey now exiled in the states. He wants to make a living by himself, ok good, but he will remain attached to this name, to this prestige whatever he does and we see it clearly with his so-called current activities. Basically, he just joined this American PLUTOCRACY! nothing else. As for his involvement in American politics, again, what legitimacy?! ... Why not for all that, but he remains to prove everything if he is truly committed (and at the side of the democrats!; there with the republicans and Trump's support, he is badly left...) for more social justice and for the environment/animal cause for example, In short, acting concretely for change because there is work out there! After that, I will perhaps have a different look on it.

[@bernardmansire8642]

yeah ok

[@manuelgordillo520]

Stir up. is it similar ( s.....t hit the fun?)

[@fabrice9252]

Watch out Manuel, the real expression is: 'The shit hit the fan!' ('La mierda golpeó el ventilador! ' ) As you can imagine lol, it's a familiar and quite 'evocative' expression used to describe a chaotic situation in which things turn wrong, suddenly causing a lot of trouble or making someone very angry. Ex: The shit hit the fan when she found out that he had cheated on her! So, it's a humourous metaphor describing the chaos provoked by a situation. Just imagine the result if a shit hits a fan 😂 Even if we could see a certain link (you are right), 'Stir up' is a bit different though in the sense that it is more the fact of actively provoking, inciting, igniting, waking, arousing etc... some trouble or disorder. Also a metaphor here: to stir up a hornets nest (agitar un nido de avispas!); in French: donner un coup de pied dans la fourmilière! Ex: She stirred up a hornet's nest of controversy when she said gays shouldn't be allowed to marry.

[@manuelgordillo520]

@@fabrice9252 Thanks for your opinion. In Spanish, we have ( of course) a lot of idioms, which sometimes are nearly similar to the English ones. In Spanish as in the UK or the USA, perhaps is happening the same. In Spanish "stir up" ( is the same " put the vegetables into the pot in order to cook these ones with meat or whatever you want to (for example) Involving all kinds of people in order to steer clear of punishment if you have committed a crime. The outcome will be you can't pull apart anything into the pot, all of the stuff is melted. It usually does the politician do when they are trimming the garden's hedges, making an equal, match, avoiding the spotlight, or being focused on him all the responsibility. If you are stirring up a hornet's nest is exactly the same, Although in Spanish we say "turn on the fun" it becomes the same. All sort of thing you can spread so as to involve everyone and divert the spot where you are standing up so as to get away without being spotted the time ahead.

[@fabrice9252]

@@manuelgordillo520 Ok Manuel, I perfectly see what you mean and I got your point. In fact and in a nutshell, stir up could somehow have two aimings: 1) Provoke a fuss just for the fun of it because you like provocation and controversy ... 2) Provoke a fuss just to create a kind of diversion to escape from sth embarrassing like, and you are right, politicians often do! .... In order to cloud/evade/sidestep the issue (ahogar al pez) Noyer le poisson .... I agree ;-) Thanks a lot for that interesting exchange my friend. Have a nice evening! 😊👍

[@rehmatullah5797]

goodmorning ma am i am from pakistan and having some problem in my english will u help me in telling meaning of some words which i can not find in my dictionaery

[@carlostre495]

I'm not particularly close with the proposed themes but, nonetheless, I'll try to write a fictitious article about the Republic of Banania. Mr. O'Nero, the president of Banania, is encountering fierce resistance from several pro-democracy organizations in his attacks to stamp out the incipient democracy in his country, as they are cracking down on his henchmen. He has also lost traction in his undisguised, albeit illegal, campaign for reelection because, when questioned about the fighting of COVID-19, he always glossed over or, even worse, tried to laugh an insurmountable number of deaths off.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Brilliantly done !

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Don’t forget to say laugh off in the penultimate line - you missed the ‘off’ . Please share the video if you enjoyed it !

[@carlostre495]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Interesting. I tried to follow the construct "laugh something off" as in "she laughed it off". I guess when it is a many word thing, like "an insurmountable number of deaths", one must write "laugh off an insurmountable number of deaths", to make it easy for your interlocutor's ears. As a matter of fact, I've always wondered what were the limits for such language construct, as we don't have anything similar in Brazilian Portuguese. Also, the order of precedence for adjectives is something I can't wrap my head around. Thank you for the precious tips, I hope I'll be able to enroll in a proper course with you briefly.

[@md.abuhanifhanif1495]

What does the sentence mean :- i doubt it’s true. Does it mean i don't know whether it is true.

[@fabrice9252]

Yes. In fact 'doubt' means : be inclined to disbelieve; distrust or be suspicious about something Or if you prefer, feel uncertainty/scepticism and be undecided. يشكك يشك

[@munamohamed470]

Hello

[@fabrice9252]

Guillotine (Against death penalty - A somber page of History) Vain efforts! Perilous audacity! Some friends with threatening gestures tell me 'Does the lion himself reprieve When the taste of blood he has licked? So shut up! Or else sing as the crowd roars And wait for passing that the torrent flows Of purple blood and lees that foam' We can brave Nero, that hyena of Rome! The brutes have a heart, the tyrant is a man: But People is an element Element that nought and that no brake tames, Which rolls undaunted, proceeding like fate As its anger growls and rises. Cry out for humanity is, to the deaf Ocean that whitens its shore, Like throwing a reed of the beach in the storm To the hurricane, the leaf dries! It’s sharpening iron to extract thunder Or lay, to put out, an arm blown to powder On the volcano’s burning mouth! Remember the young poet, and the Captive Chénier! whose blood is still warm under your feet, Whose story soaked with tears repeats At the scaffold the sad greeting He dreamed, like you, on a shared and free land Of power and laws the sublime balance; In his hangmen, he was trusty Who cares? You have to die; die without memory: Well! Let us die, he said. You kill some glory: I had some for you and for me! But rather hide behind silence your name which a lil' sparkle could one day betray! Keep secretly one lyre to France, Let between them hate and grievance Lest an informer with an ear precise would on his purple table - your name - inscribe And report to his people-king: It is he who, your prey to your wrath quarrelling, Wanting to save from blood your popular dress, Thought you were generous: avenge! No, the god who soaked my soul in a flood, In roaring torrents of strength and manhood, Would not have put in a woman’s heart This thirst for immortality. May fear' altar serve as coward' asylum At thumps of an axe, this heart does not tremble This raised and proud brow does not fade! Death betraying itself in a fierce sign In vain, to warn me, puts finger on its mouth: Glory smiles in the face of death. Now is it that great as a victim to fall Under the avenging gaze of posterity In the so magnanimous holocaust Of one's life to truth and veracity? Scaffold for the righteous, bed of his glory Is that great to die in the sun of history, In the middle of a distraught people? To bequeath a remorse to the foolish crowd, Or to throw in its face a heartfelt male thought, At the cost of one's spilled blood People, I would say, well, listen and assess! Yes, you were great, the day when by bronze faced You covered it like with a flood Of ebb and backflow of freedom You were strong, when alike the foaming wave, The roaring cloud, the fermenting volcano, Drowning the muzzles of the omnious cannon, You were bubbling like lead in the furnace, And was rolling furious on an English beach Three crowns in your silt! You were great, magnanimous, amazing The day when, receiving bullets on your breast, You were walking with one unanimous step, With no leader but your tocsin; Where, having only your heart and hands to fight Raising the vanquished you had just brought down You were telling him carrying him farther Before enemies, the Land made us brothers; Let' give to same bed the wounded of both wars France covers the French! When in your abode, modest thatched cottage At night, fire-blackened, you returned triumphant At the side of your mourning wife by the naked cradle of your child You were presenting them for a single corpse The powder defiling and a drop of blood In your hands a segment of gun In vain, palaces' gold sparkles in the mud Only the latter you brought, son of freedom And only it - your bread - seasoned A cry of stupor, a shout of glory Out of all the hearts rose under heavens And the echo of that victory Became an hymn universal I myself, whose heart dates from another France, I, whose freedom did not feed my infant, At the same time, blushing and proud I could not hold back my 'yeah' to your weapons, And I clapped my hands,... following with my tears The innocent orphan of kings! You were, people, resting in your justice On the basis of oaths won, given, received; A single day breaks in a whim The knots by two kingdoms tight weaved Both with delirium and shame you soar boiling; The mutilated shred of the pledge we’re tearing Stays in the teeth of the lion They call to iron; it absolves! Let him rise ... He who either the stone or the sword would cast To your day of indignation! But all power has its due salaries To the flatterers who are licking its knees, And the popular courtiers Are the most servile of all here! And those shameful lords, to corrupt the souls, Offer people' tears or their gold, or their wives, To desires of the new master; Theirs, to caress inclinations.. sinister Make you, on scaffold of which they 're ministers, Breathe - of blood - the fumes and vapours In a zeal and in a blindness fatal They push you with their eyes towards an odious goal, As hell was pushing Orestes, By hiding the crime to his eyes The thirst for your vengeance, they call it justice: Well, justice be it! Is it a right to ordeal? Which, by your dead, has been bought? What will you do, answer!, of blood you're asked for Four heads without a trunk, is this the offering From a great people to its freedom? Didn’t they reap and harvest numberless Didn't they ditch heaps and though without filling The insatiable dark basket Where you heard them fall and rolling Since death itself, inventing its machines, Had added the wheel to sythes of guillotines To hasten its moaning chariot, You counted by a hundred, by a thousand! And when with your foot you press the pavement You're afraid to see springing blood! "Yes", you say, "but they've played with their heads." - "I know; and the spell delivers, to you owe' em..." It is your pledge, it's your conquest; Take, Ô people! use of your claim But then cast to wind honour of yer victory Ask nothing more to Europe, to glory, Nothing more to posterity! By giving this joy to your rampant wrath, Go away; you paid your own salary; baths, Blood streams instead of liberty! Think of the past, People, think of the dawn Of this stormy day raised on our cradles; His shade - your front - is still blushing Of purple reflection of the streams! It took you ten years of fortune and glory To erase the horror of two sheets of history. Think of Europe that's following And that, in the path your strong foot is digging, Sees walking sometimes dark, sometimes glowing Your column that it is driving Do you wish that its pretended freedom Of civic carnage likewise wears the scythe And let her hand everywhere be dyed From the red mire of scaffolds? Do you want the flag that carries it to both worlds, D' you want the degrees of the new founded throne, For pedestal have remorses? And that your King, closing his hand full of graces, When he wakes up cannot come down to your places, Without of death hearing the screams?... In the iron days of your chronicles Not made by your hands, which have been the gods?... And some infernal deities Incense from the humans received You raised great altars to the 'Terror publique' To fear, to death, Gods of your Republic; Your high priest was your torturer Of all avenging gods that worshipped your madness You forgot only one, People! ... Mercifulness Let’s try of a new cult and prayer And the day when forgetting your anger, Like a grown-up wrestler who feels his arm stronger, Of popular heroism You will make the effort supreme The day you say, I forgive and triumph Your virtue will rise higher than your column Beyond all the human exploits; In temples dedicated to your mercy Your genius will unite strength and harmony, And centuries will beat their hands! "People, they will say, open an era That in its dreams alone attempted Mankind Of the codes of the earth, outlaw, prohibit The death that once crime invented! Fill with virtue History that denies it, Answer with glory to so much defaming Let breathe mercy and compassion Cast at your enemies laws more magnanim If you want to smite, inflict on your victims The pain of your admiration"... "Leave at last the deadly and bloody rut Where the chariot of revolutions drags, Let its halt be the very last In this desert of the nations; May the human race bless your pages and note: This is here where France has of its wild laws Finally closed the book.. bloody Here that a great people, in the day of justice, In the human scale, instead of vile ordeal Threw away magnanimity." But the day when along the river' flow You will come your eyes lowered on the path Followed and cursed by four widows, Along with some groups of orphans From thy gloomy triumph in vain seeking feast, Passers-by will say, while their head turning: Let's walk, that is no new affair It's after victory, people that take revenge; The century lied about it; men never change: Always, or victim, ... or executioner!

[@Sunshine-je9pl]

Prince Louis has the juiciest cheeks!!😻❤

[@thaimtthirimg4772]

I don't understand gloss over example sentence Will Smith's violence against....?? If you don't mind please get back to me❤️❤️

[@fabrice9252]

In fact, gloss over means : to conceal, try to hide, cover up, disguise, ignore, overlook, skip, a subject or something you don't really want to speak about. So the example (written down left) is: Will Smith ' violence against Chris Rock glossed over as the show goes on. I agree with you that the phrase is not totally pertinent here. Of course the show went on but I think it must have marked and occupied the minds all the evening long. Though a bit borderline, Rock's joke should probably have been blown over after 1 minute but Smith with his reaction somehow decided that it would be remembered for the next ten years !

[@thaimtthirimg4772]

l regret to inform you that I don't understand what you explain🙁🙁

[@fabrice9252]

@@thaimtthirimg4772 I'm so sorry to hear that. Tell me please what you don't understand. Also, Can I ask what is your own original language? Perhaps I could try to translate for you. :-)

[@thaimtthirimg4772]

Myanmar language ❤️❤️

[@fabrice9252]

@@thaimtthirimg4772 သင်ပုံပြင်အကြောင်းကောင်းစွာမသိသေးပါကအော်စကာဆုအခမ်းအနားတွင်ဖြစ်ပျက်ခဲ့သည်။ Chris Rock Churcher The Chritch ၏ဇနီးကသူမကို G.I. ဟုခေါ်သည့် Will Smith ၏ဇနီးအကြောင်းကိုဟာသလုပ်ခဲ့သည်။ Jane 'သည်သူသည်စစ်သားတစ် ဦး ဖြစ်သည့်ရုပ်ရှင်ထဲတွင် Demi Moore ၏ဇာတ်ကောင်၏အမည်ဖြစ်သော Jane ၏အမည်မှာသူမ ဦး ခေါင်းခွံကိုရိတ်လိုက်ခြင်း! ပြနာကတော့ Will ရဲ့ဇနီးက alopecia ကနေဆံပင်ကျွတ်ဖို့ ဦး ဆောင်တဲ့ရောဂါဖြစ်နေတဲ့ alopecia နဲ့ခံစားနေရပါတယ်။ စမစ်သည်ဓာတ်ပုံများပေါ်တွင်တွေ့နိုင်သည်နှင့်အမျှ Smith ကရယ်မောနေပေမဲ့သူ၏ဇနီးသည်သည်ဟာသကိုလုံးဝမထင်မှတ်ကြောင်းသူသဘောပေါက်လာလိမ့်မည်။ မျက်နှာ .... ဒီနေရာမှာအခန်းထဲမှာရှိနေတဲ့လူတွေကဒီဟာကအိမ်မှာပြင်ဆင်ထားတဲ့ပုံကြမ်းလား, မဖြစ်လားဆိုတာကိုတကယ်မသိခဲ့ဘူး။ သူထိုင်ခုံကိုပြန်ကြည့်မယ်, အလွန်ကျယ်လောင်စွာနှင့်အကြမ်းဖက်ပြောဆိုခြင်းသည်သူ၏ f * ပါးစပ်ကိုပိတ်ရန်နှင့်သူ၏ဇနီး၏အမည်ကိုထပ်မံနိဂုံးချုပ်တော့မည်မဟုတ်ဟုပြောခဲ့သည်။ ငါကိုယ်တိုင် (ချစ်ခြင်းမေတ္တာမှ) တုံ့ပြန်လိမ့်မည်ဟုပုဂ္ဂိုလ်ရေးအရစဉ်းစားပါ။ ပြီးတော့သူဟာဟာသမကောင်းဘူး, အဆင်မပြေရင်တောင်ဒီကျောက်ဟာအဖြစ်အပျက်နောက်ပိုင်းမှာဒီလိုဖွဲ့စည်းမှု / ဆက်နွယ်မှုကိုထိန်းသိမ်းထားခြင်းအတွက်ဂုဏ်ပြုပါတယ်။ သူ့အတွက်အလွန်ရှက်စရာအခြေအနေ !!! ;-) အမှန်မှာ, ဖုံးကွယ်ရန် - ဖုံးကွယ်ရန်, ဖုံးကွယ်ရန်, ဖုံးကွယ်ရန်, ဖုံးကွယ်ရန်, ဖုံးကွယ်ရန်, လျစ်လျူရှုခြင်း, လျစ်လျူရှုခြင်း, လျစ်လျူရှုခြင်း, လျစ်လျူရှုခြင်း, လျစ်လျူရှုခြင်း, ဒါကြောင့်ဒီဥပမာက (ဘယ်ဘက်ရေးထားတဲ့နေရာ) ဟာပြပွဲကို 0 င်လာတာနဲ့အမျှ "Chris Rock on ိပက္ခကိုဆန့်ကျင်သောအကြမ်းဖက်မှုကိုပြလိမ့်မည်။ ငါစကားစုကဒီမှာမသေချာဘူးကြောင်းသင်နှင့်အတူသဘောတူသည်။ ဟုတ်ပါတယ်, ပြပွဲဆက်သွားပေမယ့်ငါကညနေခင်း၌စိတ်ကိုမှတ်သားနှင့်သိမ်းပိုက်ခဲ့ကြရပေမည်ထင်ပါတယ်။ 1 မိနစ်အကြာတွင် Bitch Bordline သည်တစ်မိနစ်အကြာတွင်ကျောက်တုံး၏ပြက်လာမှုကိုလွင့်ပစ်နိုင်သော်လည်းသူ၏တုံ့ပြန်မှုနှင့်အတူစမစ်သည်လာမည့်ဆယ်နှစ်တွင်မှတ်မိလိမ့်မည်ဟုတစ်နည်းနည်းဖြင့်ဆုံးဖြတ်ခဲ့သည်။ Sorry I think the translation is very bad! I couldn't find a good translator for Burmese.

[@kara1599]

When my ex-boyfriend dredged things up when I had arguments, I wondered who was the woman.

[@oldschoolbodybuilding298]

your classes are great, maybe you just don't need to speak so fast

[@mzeeshanaslam8225]

H r u

[@franciscopontesvelasco4315]

I think u meant Taylor Swift instead of Taylor Smith

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes I did ! Whoops ! Xx