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Hello, everybody!<\/em><\/p>\n

Sejam bem-vindos e bem-vindas a mais um epis\u00f3dio da nossa s\u00e9rie de podcasts, o Fluency News<\/strong>! Aqui, voc\u00ea vai poder treinar a sua escuta e ficar por dentro do que est\u00e1 acontecendo no mundo, sempre com algumas das principais not\u00edcias da semana, tudo em ingl\u00eas! Ao longo do epis\u00f3dio, n\u00f3s tamb\u00e9m adicionamos explica\u00e7\u00f5es em portugu\u00eas das coisas que achamos que precisam de mais aten\u00e7\u00e3o, assim voc\u00ea n\u00e3o perde nenhum detalhe!<\/p>\n

No epis\u00f3dio desta semana, falamos sobre o encerramento das Olimp\u00edadas de T\u00f3quio, um update<\/em> sobre a Simone Biles, uma reportagem sobre as novidades nas ruas de New York e, tamb\u00e9m, um pouco sobre as novidades do Instagram! Ah, falando em Instagram, n\u00e3o esque\u00e7a de conferir o nosso! @fluencytvingles<\/p>\n

Toda semana, temos um novo epis\u00f3dio do Fluency News<\/strong>, n\u00e3o deixe de escutar!<\/p>\n

Este epis\u00f3dio foi escrito por Alessandro Ladelfa.<\/p>\n

Episode Transcript<\/strong><\/h4>\n

What is up, everyone! Welcome to another episode of Fluency News. I\u2019m Scott Lowe, and I\u2019m very excited to have you with me. Together, we\u2019ll see some of this week\u2019s most relevant news, and if necessary, have some explanations in Portuguese.<\/p>\n

Don\u2019t forget to head over fluency.io. There, you\u2019ll find the transcript of this episode, all of our sources, and free lessons in all the languages Fluency Academy teaches \u2013 which are 7! So, go to fluency.io to get 100% good and free content \u2013 such as videos, live streams, ebooks, other podcasts…<\/p>\n

But, now, let\u2019s get started:<\/p>\n

The most unusual Olympics ended with a fitting closing ceremony: the usual speeches, performances, parades and tributes played in front of tens of thousands of empty seats. For the past weeks, the athletes performed, and records and hearts were broken.<\/p>\n

On television around the world, it may not have looked so unusual<\/strong>, but, on the ground, there was an undeniable <\/strong>feeling of absence. An absence of cheering fans in the seats, an absence of parents embracing their medal-winning children, an absence of the buzz that takes over Olympic cities, which makes taxi drivers, hotel clerks and other residents want to eagerly talk about handball or table tennis with each other or with a visitor from another country.<\/p>\n

Tokyo has been a warm, courteous, and resourceful host, but also a troubled one. Outside the stadium there were protests in the streets and cries of \u201cNo Olympics\u201d as the delegates, wonks, and team members left the show at the end.<\/p>\n

And when the Olympic cauldron was extinguished, the organizers quickly moved to a highlight reel for the Paralympics, which begin on Aug. 24th, and some fireworks. As usual, there was a segment devoted to the next Olympics host, but this year, the video peek at Paris 2024 offered not only a sense of excitement about the next Games: it also speculated that maybe there will soon be Games that will be about running and jumping rather than testing and quarantining.<\/p>\n

Na not\u00edcia anterior, h\u00e1 o uso das palavras unusual <\/strong>e undeniable<\/strong>. O un- <\/strong>adicionado nas palavras usual <\/strong>(comum)<\/em> e deniable <\/strong>(neg\u00e1vel) <\/em>serve para deix\u00e1-las com um significado negativo. Esse recurso \u00e9 muito utilizado na l\u00edngua inglesa e, como exemplo, se adicionarmos o un-<\/strong> antes da palavra happy<\/strong> (feliz<\/em>), n\u00f3s transformamos ela em negativa: unhappy<\/strong> significa infeliz<\/em>. Assim, na not\u00edcia, o unusual <\/strong>significa incomum <\/em>e undeniable <\/strong>significa ineg\u00e1vel<\/em>. Mas n\u00e3o s\u00e3o com todas as palavras que podemos usar o un-<\/strong> na frente para dar o sentido negativo! Dependendo do in\u00edcio da palavra, usamos um determinado grupo de letras para fazermos essa transforma\u00e7\u00e3o para o negativo \u2013 como em possible <\/strong>para IMpossible<\/strong>, appear <\/strong>para DISappear <\/strong>e regular <\/strong>para IRregular<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Now an update to a story of Simone Biles we discussed last week. After she shared her struggles that she was suffering from the twistie, Biles won a bronze medal at the Tokyo Games in an emotional return to Olympic gymnastics competition.<\/p>\n

Simone Biles, who is the most successful US gymnast of all time and one of the best gymnasts in the world, had not competed since last week’s team final, where she performed on the vault before saying she needed to stop to protect her mental health.<\/p>\n

Before the start of this year’s Games, there was a chance of six possible gold medals for her in Tokyo. However, during the team final, she struggled to complete the planned number of twists in her vault and spilled out of the event. She explained afterwards that she needed to take time to focus on her mental health and that she had been suffering with the ‘twisties’ which gymnasts describe as having a mental block. But after completing a strong routine, Biles jumped up and down and hugged her rivals, registering a bronze winning score of 14.000.<\/p>\n

Biles said her problem was that her body and her mind weren’t in sync and that’s why she couldn’t wrap her head around. She also added that it was a very hard time because she\u2019s trained her whole life and she was feeling physically ready.<\/p>\n

Yet, she has not confirmed her future plans in the sport following the Olympics, including the 2024 Paris Olympics. “Paris is definitely not in my mind frame because I think there are so many things that I have to work on for myself first,” she added.<\/p>\n

Na not\u00edcia anterior, h\u00e1 a passagem she had been suffering with the ‘twisties’<\/strong> sobre Biles. No Fluency News da semana passada, aprendemos uma constru\u00e7\u00e3o um pouco parecida com essa chamada present perfect continuous<\/strong>, mas j\u00e1 a frase she had been suffering with the ‘twisties’<\/strong> tem a forma\u00e7\u00e3o do past perfect continuous<\/strong> que \u00e9 usada para falarmos de uma a\u00e7\u00e3o que come\u00e7ou no passado e continuou ocorrendo at\u00e9 outra a\u00e7\u00e3o no passado acabar. A forma\u00e7\u00e3o desse tempo verbal \u00e9 feita pelo had <\/strong>sempre junto do been<\/strong> e algum verbo terminado com ing<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Por exemplo, a frase I had been working at that company for years before getting a promotion<\/strong> traz a ideia de que antes de eu ganhar uma promo\u00e7\u00e3o, eu estava trabalhando por anos na empresa. Ambas a\u00e7\u00f5es acabaram no passado. Na not\u00edcia, a frase Biles had been suffering with the ‘twisties’<\/strong> deixa a entender que ela estava sofrendo de bloqueio mental por um certo per\u00edodo no passado, mas essa a\u00e7\u00e3o j\u00e1 foi finalizada. Essa forma\u00e7\u00e3o foi usada para deixar claro, ent\u00e3o, que Biles j\u00e1 est\u00e1 recuperada. Good news, right?<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s switch the topic a little: there is a growing revolution on the streets of New York, one of the world\u2019s most congested cities. It is transforming public spaces that have long been the domain of cars and may turn out to be one of the most important legacies of the coronavirus pandemic.<\/p>\n

Due to the pandemic, many streets that were largely reserved for one purpose (to move vehicles from Point A to Point B), now are used for much more, from increasing open space in poor and minority communities to reducing air pollution and supporting local businesses.<\/p>\n

The pandemic pushed New York and other cities to close streets for people to exercise and to respect social distance. But what was meant as a stopgap measure, reinforced a broader movement to repurpose streets.<\/p>\n

Caroline Flores-Oyola, 22, a college student, embraced the open street because there \u201cyou could breathe\u201d. But, then, \u201cpeople got a little too comfortable,\u201d she said, \u201ctaking over the street for picnics and birthday parties. I felt there was an abuse of the open space because there are no rules,\u201d she added.<\/p>\n

There are advantages and disadvantages such as those Caroline pointed out, but what do you think about open streets?<\/p>\n

Na not\u00edcia, h\u00e1 o uso do phrasal verb<\/strong> take over que, se traduzido ao p\u00e9 da letra, n\u00e3o faz muito sentido, mas significa assumir o controle <\/em>de algo. Por exemplo, na frase when he retired, his son took over as CEO<\/strong> significa quando ele se aposentou, seu filho assumiu o controle como CEO<\/em>. Esse verbo \u00e9 muito utilizado e, para a not\u00edcia acima, ele \u00e9 de extrema import\u00e2ncia para compreendermos a opini\u00e3o da Caroline.
\nDe in\u00edcio, ela mostra os pontos positivos das ruas estarem sendo usadas pelas pessoas ao inv\u00e9s dos carro, mas logo ela afirma people got a little too comfortable taking over the street for picnics and birthday parties <\/strong>e o taking over <\/strong>nessa frase \u00e9 crucial para entendermos que logo ap\u00f3s Caroline falar taking over<\/strong>, ela aponta as desvantagens.<\/p>\n

Ok, let\u2019s jump into our last story today which is about technology.<\/p>\n

A lot of people who use Instagram, which was once the favorite of artists and photographers, have been looking for a new online home because of a shift towards TikTok-type videos and shopping.<\/p>\n

In late July, hobbyist photographer and self-proclaimed \u201csunrise hunter\u201d Sam Binding conducted an experiment: after visiting Somerset Lavender Farm to catch the sun peeking over the purple blossoms, he uploaded the results to both Instagram and Twitter.<\/p>\n

Two days later, he used the apps\u2019 built-in analytics tools to assess the impact of his shots: on <\/strong>Instagram, a total of 5,595 people saw his post \u2013 just over half of his 11,000 followers, but on <\/strong>Twitter, his post was seen by 5,611 people, despite the fact he has just 333 followers on the site.<\/p>\n

Click on Instagram today and you will still see plenty of photos, but you\u2019ll also be confronted with a carousel of short, vertical videos (known as \u201cReels\u201d) as well as the more-than-occasional ad. Whatever happens next, it\u2019s clear that Instagram isn\u2019t the app it used to be. Binding added \u201cI know a lot of photographers have taken breaks from using Instagram because they start thinking maybe their photos aren\u2019t good enough.\u201d
\nSo, tell me: have you noticed any difference on Instagram? Binding has pointed out some of them, but if you\u2019ve been using this app for a long time, I\u2019m sure you\u2019ve noticed others! By the way: na not\u00edcia, Binding fala sobre duas redes sociais: Instagram <\/strong>e Twitter<\/strong>. \u00c9 interessante percebemos que usamos a preposi\u00e7\u00e3o on<\/strong> antes de falarmos das redes sociais, como em I\u2019ve just posted a picture ON Instagram <\/strong>ou I created an account ON Facebook yesterday<\/strong>. Did you know which preposition we use before saying the name of a social networking site?<\/p>\n

And this is the end of this week\u2019s episode. We will, of course, be back next week, with more relevant stories, and with updates to anything we\u2019ve covered before.<\/p>\n

Ah, direto a gente recebe DMs de pessoas querendo estudar aqui na Fluency Academy. Ent\u00e3o, se voc\u00ea \u00e9 uma dessas pessoas que querem se tornar nossos alunos, pode se inscrever agora na nossa lista de espera. \u00c9 de gra\u00e7a e super r\u00e1pido, voc\u00ea vai ficar por dentro de tudo sobre as pr\u00f3ximas turmas, e ter\u00e1 mais chances de entrar quando abrirem novas vagas.<\/p>\n

Ent\u00e3o, aperte o link na descri\u00e7\u00e3o desse epis\u00f3dio e se cadastre na lista para aprender um ou v\u00e1rios idiomas aqui na Fluency Academy!<\/p>\n

And remember: there\u2019s a new episode of Fluency News every week and we\u2019ll see you soon.<\/p>\n

Peace out.<\/p>\n

News:
\n\u200d<\/strong>Closing Ceremony Highlights: Tokyo Fetes Olympic Athletes With Music and Spectacle
\nhttps:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/live\/2021\/08\/08\/sports\/closing-ceremony-olympics-tokyo<\/a>
\nTokyo Olympics: Sporting drama amid a state of emergency but how will Games be remembered?
\nhttps:\/\/www.bbc.com\/sport\/olympics\/58131750<\/a>
\nTokyo says goodbye to the Games with grace and sense of relief
\nhttps:\/\/www.theguardian.com\/sport\/2021\/aug\/08\/tokyo-says-goodbye-to-the-games-with-grace-and-sense-of-relief<\/a>
\nTokyo 2020: Simone Biles wins bronze in Olympic gymnastics return
\nhttps:\/\/www.bbc.co.uk\/newsround\/58069910<\/a>
\nThe Pandemic Gave New York City \u2018Open Streets.\u2019 Will They Survive?
\nhttps:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2021\/08\/09\/nyregion\/open-streets-jackson-heights.html<\/a>
\nWhy Instagram\u2019s creatives are angry about its move to video
\nhttps:\/\/www.theguardian.com\/technology\/2021\/aug\/08\/instagram-artists-leaving-social-media-tiktok-shopping<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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