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Learning English Conversations

Mash-up

Learning English Conversations

BBC

Language Learning, Education

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 December 2016

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Summary

Dan and Feifei are in the studio and Dan has been working on a new music track. Will it be good? Let's find out

Transcript

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0:00.0

This is a download from BBC Learning English.

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To find out more, visit our website.

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The English We Speak.

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From BBC Learning English.

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dot com.

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Hello. Hello and we speak from BBC Learning English. I'm Dan and with me is Fay Fay.

0:20.0

Hello. What are all these CDs and records for Dan? I'm trying to make a mashup.

0:26.5

It's going to be so cool! A mashup? What's that? You know, when you combine two or more existing pieces of media to create something new.

0:38.0

You get them all the time on YouTube. My mashup is going to be a song.

0:42.0

Oh, I see. I think I saw one or two online.

0:46.0

Someone had taken a bunch of old movie trailers and mashed them up to create a new one.

0:51.0

Yes, that's it. They've become very popular recently and it

0:55.1

doesn't have to be a song or movie. People mash up everything, even pictures and

1:00.4

books. Let's hear some examples.

1:03.0

Wow great news. pictures and books. Let's hear some examples. Wow, great new track!

1:06.0

Who made it?

1:07.0

It's a mashup that I got online.

1:08.0

I didn't know you could mix jazz and rock.

1:11.0

So I've got these two great pieces of film. One's romance and one's a horror film.

1:17.2

I'm going to mash them up to make a romantic horror.

1:20.2

A mashup. A new combination of two already made pieces of material.

1:26.0

So, what will your mashup be then?

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