Emileya

Nama :Emilia Van Den

NIM :6411421013

Jurnal week 6

NEWS 1:Greta Thunberg mocks world leaders in 'blah, blah, blah' speech

The Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg, used her speech at the Youth4Climate conference in Milan to mock the words of world leaders, including UK PM Boris Johnson. The 18-year-old used soundbites from Mr Johnson, such as "expensive bunny hugging" and "build back better", to highlight what she called the "empty words and promises" of politicians. Later in the speech, she urged people not to give up hope, saying that change is "not only possible, but urgently necessary". Many countries have announced ambitious targets to reduce their emissions to tackle climate change. The UK, for example, has pledged to cut 78% of its emissions by 2035, from a 1990 baseline. But the government's current plans are projected to deliver less than a quarter of the cuts needed to meet the goal. NEWS 2:96-year-old woman accused of Nazi war crimes is caught after fleeing trial

A 96 year old woman who was a secretary at at Nazi concentration camp is in custody in Germany. She was arrested after going on the run from her care home, to avoid charges of complicity in the murder of more than 10,000 people. Irmgard Furchner was a teenager when she worked for the commander of the Stutthof concentration camp in occupied Poland. During the sentencing of her, the judge said the case was "devastating, tragic and wholly brutal". Experience

My experience frot that watch the news, I got is I know new words like mock, tackle, pledged, custody, murder,devastating and succumb. Its new to me.The language used of the news is quite difficult And then I can improve my listening to. It help me more confident talking english, increase my knowledge about grammar, sentence and verb.

Nama : Emilia Van Den

NIM : 6411421013

Sasa: Hi Emili. How are you?

Emil (me): Hello sasa. Very good, thank you. How are you?

Sasa: I’m confused, mil.

Emil: Why are you confused? What are you thinking?

Sasa: After graduating from high school, I want to continue my studies. I chose a private university. But my parents don’t allow it.

Emil: Why is that?

Sasa: My parents say that state universities are much better. Even though the accreditation of my chosen department at a private university is very good. After all, public or private is the same, right?

Emil: That’s right, sa. Public or private are just as good. Because I think your goodness is not because of your alma mater’s name. It’s how you can make your alma mater proud.

Sasa: Yes, . I thought so too.

Emil: Now, let’s talk about this slowly to your parents. Hopefully your parents can understand your choice.

Sasa: Certainly . Thank you for the exhortation you have given. It is very useful and helpful for me. Right now I’m very apprehensive.

Emil: You’re welcome. That’s what friends are for.

Sasa: By the way, are you also going to continue your studies?

Emil: Of course. As much as possible I will continue my studies. Because I know education is very important.

Sasa: Very important. Education will make our horizons broader.

Emil: However, choosing to work is also not something wrong. Because everyone has their own proposton.

Sasa: I agree with you. We wish you luck, mil.

Emil : You too.

Name :Emilia Van Den

NIM :6411421013 Book children : The Boy Who Cried Wolf

It is the story of a shepherd boy who watched a flock of sheep near his village. The area was known to have a wolf, infamous for raiding the flock and making away with a couple of sheep.

Every villager knew of the menace and was always ready to come to the aid of anyone who had a problem with the wolf. But the boy overlooked the helpful nature of the villagers, and ridiculed them. For his amusement, he brought out the villagers,three times,by crying out for help, saying “Wolf! Wolf!”.The ever-vigilant villagers immediately came to help him, only to find the shepherd boy having a hearty laugh. They were naturally upset when he laughed at them for getting fooled.

One day,however,a wolf actually came and started killing his sheep. This time, when he cried for help,none of the villagers came to his aid as they thought he was playing a prank on them again. Film Cartoon : Ratatouille

A rat who can cook makes an unusual alliance with a young kitchen worker at a famous restauran. A rat named Remy dreams of becoming a great French chef despite his family's wishes and the obvious problem of being a rat in a decidedly rodent-phobic profession. When fate places Remy in the sewers of Paris, he finds himself ideally situated beneath a restaurant made famous by his culinary hero, Auguste Gusteau. Despite the apparent dangers of being an unlikely, and certainly unwanted, visitor in the kitchen of a fine French restaurant, Remy's passion for cooking soon sets into motion a hilarious and exciting rat race that turns the culinary world of Paris upside down. Experience :

The language used in cartoon move and chilldernbook is easy because it uses everyday language. In addition, the pronunciation is also very clear so it is easy to understand.

I am very interested in learning English by watching cartoons. My English skills have improved, my vocabulary has increased and my listening skills have also improved. I found some new vocabs and I apply the word in my daily life.

I can speak English with the other person. and I should be able to improve my ability. I learned many things from watching the cartoon, that we should not easily trust people we just met. And we also must not lie to people, and must respect the elders.

Name : Emilia Van Den

NIM :6411421013

Judul film kartun : The Boy Who Cried Wolf

It is the story of a shepherd boy who watched a flock of sheep near his village. The area was known to have a wolf, infamous for raiding the flock and making away with a couple of sheep.

Every villager knew of the menace and was always ready to come to the aid of anyone who had a problem with the wolf. But the boy overlooked the helpful nature of the villagers, and ridiculed them.

For his amusement, he brought out the villagers, three times, by crying out for help, saying “Wolf! Wolf!”.

The ever-vigilant villagers immediately came to help him, only to find the shepherd boy having a hearty laugh. They were naturally upset when he laughed at them for getting fooled.

One day, however, a wolf actually came and started killing his sheep. This time, when he cried for help, none of the villagers came to his aid as they thought he was playing a prank on them again. Experience :

We can learn English from anywhere, in my opinion the easiest way is to watch cartoons. The language used in the cartoon is easy because it uses everyday language. In addition, the pronunciation is also very clear so it is easy to understand.

I am very interested in learning English by watching cartoons. My English skills have improved, my vocabulary has increased and my listening skills have also improved. I found some new vocabs, namely Sheed Boy, Radicules, Amusment, and others. I apply the word in my daily life. So that ,I will get used to and good at English

I can speak English with the other person. and I should be able to improve my ability. I learned many things from watching the cartoon, that we should not easily trust people we just met. And we also must not lie to people, and must respect the elders

hello, my name is emilia van den. i am from class 1 a public health. I want to sing a little song The One That Got Away by Katty Pary and happy by skiinyfabs. -->

In another life

I would be your girl.

We'd keep all our promises

Be us against the world.

In another life

I would make you stay.

So I don't have to say you were

The one that got away

.The one that got away

... and second happy-skinyfabs -->Cause if you think I'm such a happy person, no

You are wrong by saying my laughter is

Louder than yours, shut your freakin' mouth

No one knows what I feel and what I suffer

No they dont know, so keep your thoughts

And stop assuming that, someone is always fine...

from the song i found some new vocab and after i used it everyday i got to know the meaning of the song and my vocab grew. making it easier for me to speak in English. Thak you

Good morning , I’m Emilia which will provide you to the real news and which is taken factually and actually. well, let’s begin the news to day.

Coronavirus vaccines cut risk of long Covid, study finds .Being fully vaccinated against Covid-19 not only cuts the risk of catching it, but also of an infection turning into long Covid, research led by King's College London suggests.

Many people who get Covid recover within four weeks but some have symptoms that continue or develop for weeks and months after the initial infection - sometimes known as long Covid. It can happen after people experience even mild coronavirus symptoms.

The researchers, whose work was published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, say it is clear that vaccinations are saving lives and preventing serious illness, but the impact of vaccines on developing long-lasting illness has been less certain.

Well, viewers, that’s all the news, may it’s useful for your viewers

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