our world

Today I watched a video focussing on a small village in Sicily,Sambuca were they sell houses for 1€. There are about sixty houses sold and people from all over The world come there to refurbish and buy the houses. They have interviewed a woman that has grown up in Sambuca. Now she is an adult and she has come back in her beautiful city.

Today I watched a video about an old man who told that when he was 21 years old he discovered a document that said that his elder sister was his mother. He also discovered that his father was dead in World War II in Northern Ireland during D-day, so he was very sad. He flied to America and he found his mother who gave him a picture of his father.

I watched a video focusing on a group of nature lovers who became volunteer firefighters to save the Amazon forest in Brazil: there are thousands of fires in the Amazon and theese people are trying to save the rainforest by their own hands.

The article I listened to dealt with the situation in the Amazon. Every year there are a lot of fires that generate carbon dioxide and a smoky air. Many people, plants and animals live in the Amazon rainforest, because it produces oxigen and helps agricolture across South America since it generates so much rain.

The sun is like a bee that pollinates the flowers

Today I listened to a radio programme which dealt with Meghan and Harry’s first official overseas tour with their 4-month- old son Archie. They went to South Africa and they stayed there for ten days. They had been dancing at the start of these ten days. They were in Cape Town visiting the Justice Derk, a project that supports women and children. The Duchess of Sussex took an emotional  speech in support of these people.

The video I saw was about a box for children. In Kenia give a box for children, inside the box there is mosquito nets, sheets, medicine, mattresses and these things help the children to survive.

I have seen a video about Mosul city when it was under ISIS. There were a lot of violence and ISIS soldiers were shooting a lot of films like horror movies, were they kill lots of people. To show Mosul events to the rest of the world, a university professor created a blog called "Mosul Eye", to do this. But he ran lots of risks, because ISIS was everywhere.

Today I listened to a BBC radio programme news which dealt with a lost city. An archaeologist with a book has discovered this city. Another person has said that this city is made by rock and rivers, and  other archaeologists in a national park have found some writings on the walls of a cave. But this city is still a mistery.

Today i watched a video focussing on the enviroment of the tropic forest in Borneo. They want to build 12 dams because they can produce the hydroeletric-energy that they need. These dams will produce lots of greenhouse gases so some people are against the construction of these dams. They are persuaded that all the beautiful things that we have now will soon vanish.

Today I’ve listened to different BBC Radio’s programmes focussing on the Sweden activist Greta Thunberg. In one of these, Greta wasn’t too pleased when US President Donald Trump appeared at the UN’s climate summit. In another one, she spars with US lawaker on climate change at the Congress, debuting with “listen to scientists”. The last video dealt with Greta Thunberg’s speech at the UN 2019 climate action summit. “If you choose to fail us, we will never forgive you”; these are her words.

Children in Kanya In Kenia the hospital or private society, give a box to each baby. Inside the box there are some mosquito sets, sheets, medicine and materasses and this thinkings help the children to survive.

I watched a video focusing on rival politicians who have called for Boris Johnson to resign after his suspension of Parliament was ruled unlawfully. The Prime Minister said he would respect this decision but "profoundly disagreed" with it.

Today we have listened to the radio. On the radio program they dealt with dance and music and they affirmed that they're beautiful and are in your blood. After than they talked about this argument they sang a song.

The bee is important  because brings honey  everywhere...

Today I watched a video about thousands  people who are stuck on the Mexican side because US forces doesn't want that immigrates cross the US border. But lots of people have a terrible life in Mexico, and they hope for better future in the USA.

Salted anchovies aren't in the sea; are they in the kitchen or just eat by me?

This is the melody Of a little anchovy She loves dancing with her family She's really pretty! Oh little little anchovy!

Today we watched a documentary by Steven Spielberg. In it he spoke about his father’s experience during the Second World War but there were some veterans that lived this situation like Steven’s father too. This documentary and the veterans’s interviews are so touching and emotional.

Anchovies! Anchovies! You are my favorite I like you to the moon and return Anchovies! Anchovies!

ANCHOVIES We are little fishes and we move from our box to the dishes. BEE If togheter we fly we will touch the sky and this is not a lie. Sofia e Loredana

ANCHOVIES The anchovies are very good You must try this perfect food If you don’t You are mad And your life will be bad. LIP STICK My lip stick is pink I’ll sent you its link Your lip stick is red And I’ll cut your head.

The anchovy lives in the sea but when it is cought it arrives in your pan and you eat it.

Poetry on the anchovies The fisherman catches the anchovies, The fisherman wishes to be happy, The anchovies kisses the fisherman. Poetry on the bee The bee sea me, The bee is free, Like me.

Anchovies are happy and, in the sea, they dart quickly like eagles in the sky

“Coma for a week. Now I want the gold” Today I have listened to a radio program which dealt with Matt Scott, a wheelchair basketball player who partecipate in the paralympic and he won it. He is 34 years old and he plays professionally in Germany

«BBC VIDEO” The BBC video that i watched focused on a village in the east Java what have water in a few houses, the rest or the people Who haven’t water in house need to walk 1 km nah ho down 10 m in a cave to take water.

Today,I saw a program wich dealt with the paraolimipcs basketball player Matt Scott later his serious accident with the wheelchair. He gone to coma for one week,but now,he started play again  his beloved sport.

Today we watched a documentary about word war II.  The director was Steve Spielbergs. It was a black and white documentary. The people interviewed was vetereens and there was also Steve Spielberg' s father.  They told their experience of war. They remember the fear and the horror of those moments.

Today we watched a documentary about World war II: Saving private Ryan. Steven Spielberg,the director, made this documentary basing on his father's memories and everything that he saied to him. He also interviewed some soldiers who lived the D-day and some actors. A group of eight men had a special mission: to save private Ryan and bring him back home, because Ryan's three brothers were already dead. All these soldiers were risking their life but some of these men didn't know the reason why they were fighting.

Today we watched a documentary upon a war film, "Save private Ryan". It' s a black and white film directed by Steven Spielberg. People that was interview are vetereens and Spielberg' s father. They say that nobody was prepared for how horrific it was, and that what they remember most is the fear they felt in those terrible moments.

In my English rooms I listen an interesting radio programme on BBC focussed on the story of Tulsi Vagjiani. She Is a determined woman and she love travelling in the world despite her body or face, and the experiencing some prejudice. She so cool!

Today I listened a radio program which dealt with Matt Scott, a paralimpic wheelchair basketball player. He is 34 years old and h e began playing wheelchair basketball in 1998 when he was 14 years old . Now he plays in a professional team in Germany.

  Today we watched a footage focused on the movie "Saving private Ryan". It was an interview to Steven Spielberg, to movie's crew and some veterans of the World War II, including Spielberg's father, that fought during the D-day. They said that they were really excited but also really scared, because D-Day has been an important day for the history. The movie is made in order to remember it. It's been very interesting and I liked it a lot.

Today we watched a documentary which dealt with the production about the film “SAVING PRIVATE RYAN”. It was  directed by Steven Spielberg, he were invited to represented this story thanks at his father. Other members of the troup are:Tom  Hanks and Matt Damon. Steave  talks also of the documentaries of the past, he said that they were just black-and-white. Then other people teld their experiences about the Second World War.

Today we saw a documentary where Steven Spielberg, the director of “Saving private Ryan” explains his film, with the D-Day fighters’ experiences. Spielberg’s father was one of them: he didn’t want that his family, especially his son, knows about war. Thanks to the fighters’ interviews, we can know what D-Day was: one of the most different, heroic  humans’ mission. The soldiers didn’t know why they had to fight, in a group of eight, to risk their lifes, for safe only a man, so they always helped each others. They didn’t know why they were in war.  And nobody can even imagine what to be at war means.

Today we watched a footage about the movie "Save Private Ryan": a movie focused on the Second World War made by Steven Spielberg. The director made this documentary based on his father's experience, who was a soldier and who told to his son about the war. In the footage Steven Spielberg has also interviewed the actors, like Tom Hanks, who talks about his emotions while making the movie.

Today we watched a documentary by Steven Spielberg. In it he spoke  about his father’s experience during the Second World War but there were some veterans that lived this situation like Steven’s father too. This documentary and the veterans’ emotional interviews in it make me feel so sad but I also think that’s so beautiful.

Today in my English class I've watched a video on BBC radio which dealt with Paralympic wheelchair basketball. Matt Scott is an American guy who plays professional wheelchair basket in a German team. He stayed in a coma for seven days and then four months in a hospital. As soon as he was weel enough he went back to play basketball on his wheelchair. He is now training for Tokyo 2020.

Today I listened to a radio program focussing on a man, whose name is Matt Scott. He was in a coma for a week and now he has a disability. In spite of this, he plays in the USA basketball team and his dream is win a gold medal at Paralympics Games in Tokio 2020.

Indonesia has been hit in recent years by devasting fires that have severely touched the orangutan community hard. The interventation of the rescue provided for the use of millions of liters of water in the affected areas and mobilized the army to help the fire figther. The orangotans have been forzed to evacuate due to the fires and many volunteers have mobilized to help and treat them.

The article I listened to dealt with the speech of an ex-Muslim, his name is Taleb. He’s from Saudi Arabia, he’s a famous activist. He created a website to help people seeking asylum. They’re from the Gulf region and Saudi Arabia. This website has helped hundreds of ex-Muslims flee the Gulf, where apostasy can be punished with a prison sentences or death. He use basically Twitter, Telegram and WhatsApp where he helps Saudi asylum seekers, especially young women.

I watched a video on the Bcc Radio which dealt with Matt Scott an american paralympic basketball player, who plays professionally in Germany and in an interview he said that he came close to death but he returned to the court after four months in hospital.

Life-saving surgery but not by a doctor... Today I have listened a tv programmer which dealt a girl, Seida Guadu, who in Ethiopia has learned how to perform surgical operations in just three years, where there would be ten.

Today I listened to a video focused on the paraolympic basketball player Matt Scott. After a coma leashed one week he said that he was nearly to the death. Now I wants to play real basketball and win the gold medal. Let’s hope he makes it!

Today I’ve listened to a radio program which dealt with a man, Taled, that is helping ex Muslims, especially women, to flee the Gulf where apostasy can be punished with a prison sentence or death. Taled is from Saudi Arabia but today he lives in Germany and he created a website for seeking asylum. He use basically WhatsApp, Telegram and Twitter.

Today i have listened to a radio program which dealt with the climate change. It’s a big problem for us. We must work to save the environment and the techonology can change the future of the world. Today the UK has reduced emissions by 80%, the UK invites other countries to follow its.

Today I've listened to a radio program focused on Matt Scott: a 34 years old Paralympic wheelchair basketball player who went in coma for a week and who returned to the court after four months in hospital.

Today I’ve listened a Tv programmer which dealt with the weel chair basketball player Matt Scott who, 34 years old, was recovered from a life-threatening in Germany. Now, after he came olose to death, he’s ready to return to the cart to make an emotional basket with his fantastic shot.