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Compréhension orale

6 Minute English

BBC Radio

Learn and practise useful English with clips from programmes around the BBC. Each week, we talk about an interesting topic and learn helpful words and phrases used in natural spoken English - all in 6 minutes! Practise your listening and hear natural spoken English. Find more at https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish Follow us at https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/followus

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348 épisodes

  1. Why is Super Mario so popular?

    We talk about a famous video game character from the 80s.

    7:56
  2. Should fast food sponsor sport?

    Is it right for companies selling unhealthy products to sponsor sporting events?

    7:58
  3. Grime: Music from architecture

    We talk about the music of Wiley and Stormy, and teach you related vocabulary.

    7:57
  4. Where do your tips go?

    We talk about tipping: the act of giving extra money to someone that has served you well.

    7:57
  5. Angela Merkel

    Sam and Neil talk about the influential German leader and teach you related vocabulary.

    7:49
  6. Smart tech and climate change

    Could AI be used to help fight against climate change?

    7:51
  7. Going through the menopause

    Why don't people talk more about this aspect of women's lives?

    7:56
  8. Bitcoin's energy cost

    Bitcoin: is it an investment option for ordinary people?

    7:56
  9. I love my language!

    Neil and Sam talk about a woman's effort to keep her language alive.

    7:57
  10. Why are people collecting NFTs?

    What are 'non-fungible tokens'? That's what Neil and Sam talk about in this programme.

    7:59
  11. Robot Artists

    Will Robots ever be able to think or dream? Could they fall in love or create art?

    8:24
  12. Bats: Friend or foe?

    Learn more about these furry flying mammals with Neil and Sam.

    7:58
  13. Is the planet warming up faster?

    Some extreme weather events are puzzling scientists.

    8:24
  14. Is technology harmful to youngsters?

    Can spending hours online affect the new generation's mental health?

    7:56
  15. Is chimp politics like ours?

    Just like humans, chimps live in social groups, have leaders and a desire for power.

    8:24
  16. Making sense of the census

    What's behind counting people in a country? Neil and Sam talk about the census.

    8:23
  17. The fear of numbers

    Are you afraid of maths? Neil and Sam talk about numbers and teach you vocabulary.

    7:56
  18. A future without doctors?

    We discuss if artificial intelligence could replace human doctors and nurses.

    8:25
  19. Lights! Camera! Kiss! - Intimacy on screen

    How actors are made to feel more comfortable when filming intimate scenes.

    7:56
  20. Head injury in sport

    Contact sports can be dangerous. The truth about the effects on players is coming out.

    8:24