The bond between sisters ⏲️ 6 Minute English

[@rabigazhomart9096]

Thanks BBC! I have two sisters and one brother. I love them so much❤ Now, I live another city I miss them😢

[@Rysrahman6345]

I have two sisters and two brothers. I love them so much ❤. Now my elder sister live in another country. So,i miss her🥺 so much.

[@Thebestgirl-lv3en]

Thanks ❤love from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@milly5678899]

I have one sister and I get on well with her but not always, because we have different lifestyles. We disagree in some things. I might get on better with people which I have more things in common with. Many thanks to you both for your great lessons on any subject!

[@Divya-nl6zs]

I have a sister and brother who lived in harmony and today is the same..I have two daughters and hope they wll be like us ...❤ from India

[@bbclearningenglish]

Lovely! Do you mean, "I hope they will BE like us''?

[@Divya-nl6zs]

@bbclearningenglish yes thanks...corrected

[@Saif_al_hasan]

Great topic, I love my sister more, and me always respect my sister

[@Joeyzhong-sh3yp]

I’m learning English, these videos help me a lot and I really appreciate ❤

[@cactus4242]

'March to your own drum' is new to me, which is true of my family members.😅 Thank you for your outstanding lesson, Neil and Georgie❗☺️

[@Brian-fo6ew]

Jeremy had one sibling and his name was Geoff. Jeremy didn't get on well with Geoff. For one, Geoff was very bossy. Geoff also liked to march to his own drum, so he decided to become a Sith, rather than to become a Jedi, which is what Jeremy wanted to do. The Sith completely spoiled Geoff so he could fully embrace the power of the dark side. When the Jedi thought Geoff was out of control and needed to be stopped, they sent Jeremy to confront him. However, that put Jeremy on the spot, because he didn't want to fight his own brother.

[@alshimaaibrahim1861]

I agree with the stereotype of the sibling. The oldest one is bossy and the youngest is spoiled

[@bbclearningenglish]

👋 Do you have a sister? What's your bond like?

[@RafiyaAktar-g1u]

@@bbclearningenglish I hate my sister. She has made my life worse.

[@salahalselene4957]

@@RafiyaAktar-g1u😂😂😂

[@salahalselene4957]

I have one sister I like drink coffee ☕️ with her thanks for my channel

[@mratre7335]

I have two sisters, one older and one younger than me - so I am the middle one, the two others do get on very well and I am the one who marches to her own drum 😉

[@mustafasubhijummaa]

Hi there, BBC. I would really be grateful and thankful for you if you helped us to improve our speaking skill and gain fluency easily by either talking with some members or even make a group that help us to get our goals.

[@ThiTran-ol7pm]

Just a note for myself ;)) * Please ignore if you're bothered* The phrase "Why does that even get bandied around?" means asking why a particular idea, rumor, or statement is being discussed or spread, especially if it seems unnecessary or unfounded. In Vietnamese, it could be translated as: "Tại sao điều đó lại được lan truyền?" or "Tại sao người ta lại bàn tán về điều đó?" This question is often used when someone doubts the importance or truth of what's being discussed. The phrase "Is there any substance to that?" means asking whether there is any truth, validity, or real basis behind something that has been said, claimed, or suggested. In Vietnamese, it could be translated as: "Có căn cứ nào cho điều đó không?" or "Điều đó có thật không?" It’s used when someone is questioning if a statement or rumor is genuine or supported by facts.

[@nibeditabehera2149]

I am middle daughter of my parents and I have an elder and younger sister.this sterotype is perfectly matching with my sisters😂. My elder sister is bossy and my younger sister is spoiled. Iam a peacemaker,but failed to making peace when the conflict among us.that'swhy I am silent in conflict case in our house.

[@claudialandaramos]

Thanks BCC, love from Peru ❤

[@gilmaark]

Thanks

[@MahdiAfzali-v6y]

This is very good conversation, think you for this.

[@Semi1397]

Thank you so much❤

[@bbclearningenglish]

You're welcome 😊

[@benjaminestrada8788]

Thanks a lot BBC. Greetings from Mexico.

[@dinaraabdugalieva7302]

Thanks a lot

[@Orlando-s9w3b]

hello i'm from Cuba

[@tammytsang3487]

As the eldest sister in the family, I like to spoil my younger siblings. By the way, is the expression: get on with the same as get along with someone? Thank you for this wonderful podcast!

[@bbclearningenglish]

They are lucky to have you! Yes, they are very similar phrasal verbs.

[@tammytsang3487]

@ I am much older than my younger siblings and I was their Built- in babysitter when I was a teenager.

[@Delia__245]

Me seeing this as an only child: 🧍🏻‍♀️

[@salmabenmannsour2505]

Like this kind of videos ❤

[@lopezaguilar28]

3:58 what does get bandied around mean? And is there any way to help us with the fast speech? 2:29 here i know all of those words but if it's not for the captions i couldn't understand because she speaks very fast and the only thing my ear listens to is hdhdjdjsjd, it's just impossible

[@bbclearningenglish]

It's quite a high-level phrase - it basically means: mention something often, without thinking about it it carefully. Why not check out our videos on fast speech to help: kzbin.info/aero/PLcetZ6gSk969lF_SaHQilmjFuQoU_VTQV

[@Thebestgirl-lv3en]

I am older in my family as well as it is difficult that get on with my sister 😅

[@raquibuddin8938]

🎉

[@ЖураеваНасиба]

Thanh

[@esinspire47]

Can someone list the words of the video please🙏

[@bbclearningenglish]

You'll find them on our website! 👇 😊 www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/6-minute-english_2024/ep-241114

[@huda_fun1]

first comment 🎉🎉❤😂

[@saat11igeciyordu]

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