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Andella Halim
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Speech Analysis and Recognizing and Splitting Ideas – Nov 22, 2021 (WS 9)
A. From the speech exercises you did on the last meeting, choose one English and one Indonesian
speech, recognize and split the ideas as we did during the exercise (SVO grouping).
English: Tweddel, Green, Obhrai
Indonesian: Peresmian Jalan Tol Serang, Penutupan Pekan Paralimpik
Speech by Deepak Obhrai, Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and for International
Human Rights, at a news conference
Good morning/afternoon,
Thank you all for coming. It’s good to be back in Calgary. I am here to speak to you about an exciting
new skills training program in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is one of the world’s most densely populated
countries. With approximately 156 million people (2013) living in a country about twice the size of New
Brunswick, the resulting population pressures are huge. 34 percent of the populace is under the age of 15.
Add to this the vulnerability of Bangladesh to natural disasters, such as cyclones and severe flooding, and
you can begin to understand why building the economy so the low-income population can transition out
of poverty is both crucial and challenging.
Bangladesh was recently confirmed as a country of focus for Canada’s international development efforts.
This country was chosen based on its level of need and its ability to use development assistance wisely,
and on Canada's capacity to make a difference.
Bangladesh has been one of Canada's largest development assistance recipients for the last four decades.
As part of its sustainable economic growth strategy for international development, Canada believes in the
importance of investing in skills training.
B. Choose an Indonesian or English speech transcript of your choice, in which the number of wordsis
between 200 to 250 words. Practice analyzing the speech and recognize and split the ideas (SVO
grouping) as we did during the exercise.
Some recommended channel: setkab.go.id/en/ (for transcript in English),
setkab.go.id/category/transkrip-pidato/ (for transcript in Indonesian), whitehouse.gov,
pm.gov.au/speeches
The key to economic growth in 2022 amidst global uncertainty and complexity lies in the
COVID-19 pandemic controls, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has said. “The key to the economic
issues in 2022 is on how we control the COVID-19. If we can’t control it, the economy will go down and
fall again,” The President said in his remarks at the 2021 Kompas100 CEO Forum, Thursday (11/18), at
the State Palace, Jakarta. On that occasion, the President reminded all related elements to remain careful
in dealing with the pandemic so that the next wave will not occur in Indonesia, while many countries have
experienced it. The opening of community activities, the President added, must be gradual and in stages
by taking into account the development of the pandemic situation. “I always convey to Ministers, regional
leaders that the opening [community activities] must be in stages. No need to rush to open them all.
Consider the positivity rate, the bed occupancy rate (BOR) in hospitals, recheck testing and tracing
numbers in each area, everything. We have to be careful,” he said. After experiencing the peak of
COVID-19 cases in the middle of this year, the pandemic situation in the country is currently under
control with 300 to 500 cases on a daily basis. The President underscored that the cooperation of all
elements of the nation is the key to the success of pandemic control.