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Learning English Conversations

Photobomb

Learning English Conversations

BBC

Language Learning, Education

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2016

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Feifei and Sian discuss a word to use when something unexpectedly appears in your photo.

Transcript

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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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com. Hello and welcome. BBC Learning English. English. . .

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Hello and welcome to the English we speak.

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I'm Fay Faye.

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And I'm Shan.

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How was your weekend, Faye Faye?

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Oh, it was awesome. I went to that film premiere and look who I've managed to get a

0:26.9

photo with on the red carpet. Oh wow he's even got his arm around you.

0:33.0

I know exciting, huh?

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I'm going to get this picture printed out and put on my wall.

0:40.0

Oh dear. Have you seen this guy behind you making a funny face? Look here on the left.

0:48.0

Where? Let me see. Oh no, I didn't notice him. Oh he's totally ruined it. You know we have a word for that. When an unexpected person appears in a photo as it's being taken.

1:03.0

Yes, it's called a photo bomb or you can photo bomb someone.

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Let's hear some examples.

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Oh no, this wedding photo has been totally ruined by a photo bomber. Look at it.

1:17.0

This photo of my girlfriend and me would have been really nice, but my sister photo bombed it.

1:27.0

So people photo bomb as a kind of practical joke.

1:31.6

I don't think it's very nice to ruin someone's photo though.

1:35.0

Well not always.

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