No More Holy Smokes - Vatican Bans Sale of Cigarettes
[오전 7:31:26] Teacher Marrija M: below zero
[오전 7:32:32] Teacher Marrija M: layers
[오전 7:32:37] Nina: wear few layers.
[오전 7:32:59] Nina: thin.
[오전 7:37:36] Nina: https://www.google.co.kr/search?q=%EB%95%8C%EB%B0%80%EC%9D%B4&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjgsezG3dDXAhUK5LwKHf5qBWgQ_AUICigB&biw=1194&bih=958#imgrc=LBCT8l2dcTiSRM:
[오전 7:39:18] Teacher Marrija M: exfoliate -to remove dead skin cells from the surface of the skin
[오전 7:39:25] Teacher Marrija M: /eksˈfoʊ.li.eɪt/
[오전 7:40:12] Nina: dead skin.
[오전 7:40:44] Nina: https://www.google.co.kr/search?q=%EB%95%8C%EB%B0%80%EC%9D%B4&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjgsezG3dDXAhUK5LwKHf5qBWgQ_AUICigB&biw=1194&bih=958#imgrc=1RT8946Z-hFcaM:
[오전 7:42:39] Nina: No More Holy Smokes - Vatican Bans Sale of Cigarettes
[오전 7:48:17] Teacher Marrija M: statistics /stəˈtɪs·tɪks/
[오전 7:50:45] Nina: pensioners.
inhaled.
[오전 7:51:16] Teacher Marrija M: pensioner -person who is retired and gets pension
[오전 7:52:17] Teacher Marrija M: inhale - to breathe air, smoke, or gas into your lungs
[오전 7:52:34] Teacher Marrija M: exhale
[오전 7:56:19] *** 통화 종료, 통화시간 26:08 ***
[오전 7:56:52] Nina: :D It was good to see you again. have a nice dream. thank you for teaching me today.
[오전 7:57:13] Teacher Marrija M: It was nice seeing you Nina. Have a good day. :) (inlove)
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fortunate
legitimate
Adjective
lɪˈdʒɪtəˌmeɪtacceptable; reasonable
These gems were not acquired in a legitimate way.
deem
Verb
diːmto consider; to think of something in a particular way
The plan to save the company was deemed acceptable by the board of directors.
pensioners.
inhaled.
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No More Holy Smokes - Vatican Bans Sale of Cigarettes
Pope Francis has ordered a ban on the sale of cigarettes inside the Vatican from next year because of health concerns, a spokesman said on Thursday.
"The motive is very simple: the Holy See cannot be cooperating with a practice that is clearly harming the health of people," spokesman Greg Burke said in a statement.
He cited World Health Organization (WHO) statistics that smoking causes more than seven million deaths worldwide every year.
Cigarettes have been sold at a discounted price to Vatican employees and pensioners.
Vatican employees are allowed to buy five cartons of cigarettes a month. Many Italians ask their non-smoking friends who work in the Vatican to buy cigarettes for them because they cost much less than in Italy, where they are subject to heavy taxes.
Burke acknowledged that the sale of cigarettes has been a source of revenue for the Holy See, adding, "However, no profit can be legitimate if it is costing people their lives."
The spokesman said the sale of large cigars would continue at least for the time being because the smoke is not inhaled.
The Vatican, a tiny walled city-state surrounded by Rome, is one of the few states to ban smoking. Bhutan, where smoking is deemed bad for one's karma, banned the sale of tobacco in 2005.
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1.Why has Pope Francis ordered a ban on the sale of cigarettes?
2.How many deaths are caused by smoking, according to the World Health Organization?
3.When did Bhutan ban the sale of tobacco?
1.What is your opinion on the Vatican's ban on the sale of cigarettes?
2.Would you agree that the Holy See should not be "cooperating with a practice that is clearly harming the health of people?" Why? Why not?
3.Do you find it strange that "cigarettes have been sold at a discounted price to Vatican employees and pensioners?" Why? Why not?
4.Do you share the view that "no profit can be legitimate if it is costing people their lives?" Please explain your answer.
5.Do you expect more countries to ban smoking over the next few decades? Why? Why not?
1.Have you visited Vatican City? If so, how would you describe it? If not, would you like to? Why? Why not?
2.Would you support a ban on cigarettes in your country? Why? Why not?
3.Is your government actively trying to discourage smoking? If so, how? If not, why not?
4.Would you say raising cigarette taxes is an effective way of discouraging people from smoking? Why? Why not?
5.In your opinion, what is the best way to motivate people to quit smoking?
[오전 7:32:32] Teacher Marrija M: layers
[오전 7:32:37] Nina: wear few layers.
[오전 7:32:59] Nina: thin.
[오전 7:37:36] Nina: https://www.google.co.kr/search?q=%EB%95%8C%EB%B0%80%EC%9D%B4&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjgsezG3dDXAhUK5LwKHf5qBWgQ_AUICigB&biw=1194&bih=958#imgrc=LBCT8l2dcTiSRM:
[오전 7:39:18] Teacher Marrija M: exfoliate -to remove dead skin cells from the surface of the skin
[오전 7:39:25] Teacher Marrija M: /eksˈfoʊ.li.eɪt/
[오전 7:40:12] Nina: dead skin.
[오전 7:40:44] Nina: https://www.google.co.kr/search?q=%EB%95%8C%EB%B0%80%EC%9D%B4&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjgsezG3dDXAhUK5LwKHf5qBWgQ_AUICigB&biw=1194&bih=958#imgrc=1RT8946Z-hFcaM:
[오전 7:42:39] Nina: No More Holy Smokes - Vatican Bans Sale of Cigarettes
[오전 7:48:17] Teacher Marrija M: statistics /stəˈtɪs·tɪks/
[오전 7:50:45] Nina: pensioners.
inhaled.
[오전 7:51:16] Teacher Marrija M: pensioner -person who is retired and gets pension
[오전 7:52:17] Teacher Marrija M: inhale - to breathe air, smoke, or gas into your lungs
[오전 7:52:34] Teacher Marrija M: exhale
[오전 7:56:19] *** 통화 종료, 통화시간 26:08 ***
[오전 7:56:52] Nina: :D It was good to see you again. have a nice dream. thank you for teaching me today.
[오전 7:57:13] Teacher Marrija M: It was nice seeing you Nina. Have a good day. :) (inlove)
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fortunate
legitimate
Adjective
lɪˈdʒɪtəˌmeɪtacceptable; reasonable
These gems were not acquired in a legitimate way.
deem
Verb
diːmto consider; to think of something in a particular way
The plan to save the company was deemed acceptable by the board of directors.
pensioners.
inhaled.
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No More Holy Smokes - Vatican Bans Sale of Cigarettes
Pope Francis has ordered a ban on the sale of cigarettes inside the Vatican from next year because of health concerns, a spokesman said on Thursday.
"The motive is very simple: the Holy See cannot be cooperating with a practice that is clearly harming the health of people," spokesman Greg Burke said in a statement.
He cited World Health Organization (WHO) statistics that smoking causes more than seven million deaths worldwide every year.
Cigarettes have been sold at a discounted price to Vatican employees and pensioners.
Vatican employees are allowed to buy five cartons of cigarettes a month. Many Italians ask their non-smoking friends who work in the Vatican to buy cigarettes for them because they cost much less than in Italy, where they are subject to heavy taxes.
Burke acknowledged that the sale of cigarettes has been a source of revenue for the Holy See, adding, "However, no profit can be legitimate if it is costing people their lives."
The spokesman said the sale of large cigars would continue at least for the time being because the smoke is not inhaled.
The Vatican, a tiny walled city-state surrounded by Rome, is one of the few states to ban smoking. Bhutan, where smoking is deemed bad for one's karma, banned the sale of tobacco in 2005.
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1.Why has Pope Francis ordered a ban on the sale of cigarettes?
2.How many deaths are caused by smoking, according to the World Health Organization?
3.When did Bhutan ban the sale of tobacco?
1.What is your opinion on the Vatican's ban on the sale of cigarettes?
2.Would you agree that the Holy See should not be "cooperating with a practice that is clearly harming the health of people?" Why? Why not?
3.Do you find it strange that "cigarettes have been sold at a discounted price to Vatican employees and pensioners?" Why? Why not?
4.Do you share the view that "no profit can be legitimate if it is costing people their lives?" Please explain your answer.
5.Do you expect more countries to ban smoking over the next few decades? Why? Why not?
1.Have you visited Vatican City? If so, how would you describe it? If not, would you like to? Why? Why not?
2.Would you support a ban on cigarettes in your country? Why? Why not?
3.Is your government actively trying to discourage smoking? If so, how? If not, why not?
4.Would you say raising cigarette taxes is an effective way of discouraging people from smoking? Why? Why not?
5.In your opinion, what is the best way to motivate people to quit smoking?
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