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Comprendre une vidéo pour une association

“Protecting wildlife”, The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales

Informations sur le document

Wildlife Trust for South and West Wales est une organisation galloise à but non lucratif. Elle a pour objet
la protection de la nature et de la vie sauvage locale et dépend pour cela des dons de ses membres et
sympathisants. Ses intérêts sont défendus ici par le journaliste-présentateur de la BBC Lolo Williams,
bien connu pour ses émissions sur la nature et la protection de l’environnement.

Script
Hello. I’m Iolo Williams and I’m here to tell you briefly about the Wildlife Trust for South
and West Wales. Now it is, as the name suggests, looking after the wildlife, the local wildlife,
all over the South and the western edge of Wales and it’s a fantastic organisation. The staff
are knowledgeable, enthusiastic and helpful and they’re working in it as a vocation. It’s not a
way to make money for them; it’s a way of life. They look after almost 90 reserves all across
the patch. So please, why don’t you become a member? They are a charitable organisation.
They need your help.
If you join you know that the money is going to a wonderful cause. Every single penny will be
spent looking after the wildlife of South and West Wales. Or become a volunteer as well or
why not do both? Even better. At times like this when the economic climate is looking pretty
gloomy; they desperately need your help. So please, please will you join the Wildlife Trust of
South and West Wales. Dioch yn fawr. Thank you very much.

Corrigés
1. A self-recorded video / a tutorial / a campaign video.
2. Cares for Welsh wildlife, local organisation, charitable, vocation for staff, look after nearly 90
reserves.
3. The speaker wants the viewer to consider registering for the organisation and give money to
support it. They can also become volunteers, because the organisation needs help.
4. Wonderful cause, charitable, desperately need your help, fantastic organisation, enthusiastic,
etc. The speaker uses the lexical field of emotions and greatness to insist on the charitable cause of
the organisation and encourage recognition for their good work.