Finn and Neil discuss the first showing of the latest Star Wars film and the huge amount of money Disney paid for the rights. Learn how these words and phrases are being used to talk about the story across the world’s media: franchise, merchandising, cash cow.
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Thank you.
I love you finn
Your voice is amazing
Thank you for help me to improve my English! I like undestanding all. I HOPE IT ONE DAY
I wonder how I could get this video with automatic subtitles?
Thanks Finn and Neil! More News Reviews, please!
why there aren't subtitles. it would be very useful for us
thanks
Love to listening and watching in the same time. Great job Bbc.
Thank you very much BBC…and I want to tell Finn I missed u bc II haven't heard u for long time bc of my studying…..u r great
First of all, in this program presenting Finn and Neil for ariticles of Star Wars there are many words that i have no idea of meaning, which make me run quite deep into universe with Yoda giving me incorrect grammar.
second,
"Truly wonderful the mind of a child is"
I am wondering
whether that clause is just for expression like poem in film OR
Although it's incorrect in grammar
native speakers usually use that form of sentence.
finally
That clause of Yoda
how feel like for natives to hear that?
i mean
some sort of exotic or something cool
or just strange or nonsense
thanks for the program.
Finn and Neil
I love Finn :v
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