The Short Transcript Challenge II: Doomsday Pompeii
This is the other video you already know, and which originated work with short transcriptions. Prepare for the exhibition and hone your listening skills with this tiny video:
And this goes for the success of your visit to the exhibition!
This is the story of a disaster like no other, when Mount Vesuvius erupted it rained seven and a half million tonnes of debris out to Pompeii. It sealed the fate of more than a thousand people, but it also sealed the city in, preserved it, protected it, like nowhere else on Earth. The rediscovered Pompeii gives us access to the ancient world, and now with new findings and new insights, we can tell the story of these ordinary people caught up in this disaster. These are the forgotten men and women who lived when Rome ruled and were buried when the volcano bloomed.
This is the story of a disaster like no other. When Mount Veyuvius erupted, it rained seven and a half million tons of debry onto Pompeii. It sealed the fate of more than a thousand people but it also sealed the city in. Preseved it, protected it, like nowhere else on earth. The rediscovered Pompeii gives us access to the ancient world and now with new findings and new insights we can tell the story of ordinary people caught up in this disaster. These are the forgotten men and women who lived when Rome ruled and were buried when the volcano blew.
And this goes for the success of your visit to the exhibition!
ReplyDeleteThis is the story of a disaster like no other, when Mount Vesuvius erupted it rained seven and a half million tonnes of debris out to Pompeii. It sealed the fate of more than a thousand people, but it also sealed the city in, preserved it, protected it, like nowhere else on Earth. The rediscovered Pompeii gives us access to the ancient world, and now with new findings and new insights, we can tell the story of these ordinary people caught up in this disaster. These are the forgotten men and women who lived when Rome ruled and were buried when the volcano bloomed.
David Fernandez (a similar version)
ReplyDeleteThis is the story of a disaster like no other. When Mount Veyuvius erupted, it rained seven and a half million tons of debry onto Pompeii.
It sealed the fate of more than a thousand people but it also sealed the city in. Preseved it, protected it, like nowhere else on earth. The rediscovered Pompeii gives us access to the ancient world and now with new findings and new insights we can tell the story of ordinary people caught up in this disaster.
These are the forgotten men and women who lived when Rome ruled and were buried when the volcano blew.