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Six minute english from bbc learning english dot com
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This is six minute english from bbc learning english i'm am faill and i'm baker
Six minute english listeners are truly global coming from all over the world
Including some of the cold this countries on earth places like finland
Where winter temperatures dropped to minter twenty degree cell
Us are you good at dealing with the cold fill
I'm not sure
But i do know that
I don't like it what about you baker
Well i'd rather be too hot and cool down than too cold and try to warm up
Yes mete here in the uk
It never gets as cold as finland
But it's not unusual to see some people dressed in t shirts
While others wraapt up in warm clothes
Why do people feel the cold so differently
That's what we will be discussing in this episode
As whether learning some useful new words and phrases
And as always you'll find all the vocabulary from this episode plus a quiz and works it on our website bbc learning english t com
But now i have a quesning for you back at accorcording the the inish book of world records
But lowest temperature ever recorded was a very cold minus eighty nine degree celsiis
But where was it a the arctic b antarctica or see the toweof mount ever oriooi'm going get guess be antartica
Okay Well
Will will find out the answer at the end of the program
Our experience of cold depends on many things
That's the our genes degture and place of birth
But perhaps the most obvious thing is the clothes we wear
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Professor gonion saartron lives on the icy islanand's foul bad eight hundred miles inside the arctic irirle le
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She adviprespresent a caroline steel on how to dress against the cold
So it's bb c service program
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So what should we consider when choosing our clothes first of foremost
I would should to ininst the colder differs so made off in a more tolerant perhaps in females
So it's of course
What she used to so what should we conortant thing to consider are you not onhealsays that eand defers men en women filill the cold differently she uses the phrase first and foremost to mean more than anything else she wants to emphasize that something in this case
Someone agender a the most importortant thing to consider
There is some defers about whether men or women are more tolerant of the cold
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Being tolerant of something means being able to endure it without getting hurt another important factor is whether you are used to the cold
If being in cold environments is something youfamiliiliwith ok
Might sound obvious that someone born arctics fall
But would feel less cold
When someone born in brazil
But apart from environmental factors are the actual al phsontal differences that alpart people to coal better with the cold doctor cara
Oco boook studies
Rain deherders in northern finland
People who live in cold temperatures every day
And have done for centuries
She measures their reaction to extreme cold and compares it to ordinary finds from warmer parts of the country
But the cara shares her findings with caroline still from bb y world world services
Crowd science okay
And my guess is the rain
Er heard is deormore better the cold
But and no
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The more data we collected with in this area
The more confusing the picture gets i can say that subjectively at this point
The radier hurters at least kind of mentally handle a cold far better
They are far less likely to shiver
So do the radiohood is deal better with the cold
The answer is yes and know a phrase meaning
Partly and partly not used
When there's no clear answer to a question
However corradsay subjectively the herd manmaned better they don't feel so cold subjectively means based on your personal inner experience rather than objective facts and physically there are differences too rainer hurders are less likely to shiver the shaky movement
That cold muscles make to try and warm them up in fact
How we experience the cold is probably a combination of everything we've discussed
Including genetic adaptations passed on from parents to children
Right i am off to find my gloves and willily hat
So why don't you reveal the answer to the question film
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I ask ked where the wewest teperperure on earth was ever recororded
You said be antartica
And that is the right answer
The lowest temperature ure ever recorded on earth was at the vastock research station in antartica in nineteen eighty three
Let's recap the recovery
We've learned starting with the phrase first and foremost meaning more than anything else a person who is tolerant of something is able to enjoy it
It without hurt
If you're used to something
Your familiar with it
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The idiom yes and no means
Partly and partly not and is used
When you can't give a clear answer to a question
The adverb subjectively means in a way
That's based on your personal experience rather than objective fights
And finally a shiver is the shaking movement made by your muscles
When you feel cold or afraid
Once again our six minutes syrup
But remember you'll find a quiz and work sheet for this episode on our website bbc learning english docom see you there soon
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