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Listen to topical discussions and new vocabulary with BBC Learning English presenters. Each episode is 6 minutes long and covers a different theme, from health and science to culture and language.
- Touring Bands and Climate Change
In 6 Minute English we discuss some of the ideas and teach...
- Bitcoin's Energy Cost
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- Why Do We Procrastinate
Why Do We Procrastinate - BBC Learning English - 6 Minute...
- The Benefits of Doing Nothing
The Benefits of Doing Nothing - BBC Learning English - 6...
- The Hidden Life of Buffets
The Hidden Life of Buffets - BBC Learning English - 6 Minute...
- The Art of Subtitling
Here she tells BBC Radio 4’s Word of Mouth about a time her...
- Is It Wrong to Eat Plants
Is It Wrong to Eat Plants - BBC Learning English - 6 Minute...
- Should We Fear Chatbots
Should We Fear Chatbots - BBC Learning English - 6 Minute...
- Touring Bands and Climate Change
- Introduction
- This Week's Question
- Vocabulary
Social media encourages us to give our opinion on a subject without always listening in return - does this mean the art of conversation is being lost? Sam and Neil discuss the topic and teach you related vocabulary along the way.
In 2012, a competition in Latvia broke the world record for the longest telephone conversation. How long did this record-breaking conversation last? a) 24 hours and 4 minutes? b) 54 hours and 4 minutes? c) 84 hours and 4 minutes? Listen to the programme to find out the answer.
chinwag a long and pleasant conversation between friends enriched improved by having something else added to it survival instinct the human instinct to do something in a dangerous situation to stay alive build bridges improve relationships between people who are very different or do not like each other tittle-tattle talk about other people's lives ...
Introduction. Fingers down a blackboard, someone chewing, the scrape of a plate - there are lots of sounds people don't like. But for some people, it causes them huge distress. Neil and Phil...
6 Minute English. Intermediate level. Exercise for the lazy. Episode 230202 / 22 Jan 2023. Can AI have a mind of its own? Climate change: Are there too many people? The hidden life of buffets....
12 ore fa · Beth. Pearl milk tea, or bubble tea as it’s often called, was invented in 1987 by Taiwanese tea shop owner, Liu Han-Chieh. The ‘bubbles’ in a glass of bubble tea are made from balls of a ...
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6 Minute English. Intermediate level. Restoring trust in science. Episode 220630 / 30 Jun 2022. The Manhattan Project. Island life: Is it paradise? The technology of translation. Introduction....
