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Jobb

#41482 Tue, 10 Aug 04 07:20 AM

There are A TV station, B TV station, C, D,E ... x, Y, Z station in the country. They are different TV stations. But at 7:00 - 7:30PM, all of them have to broadcast the same program imposed by the nation's central government. The broadcast is called "United Broadcast"? -- I didn't the exact English phrase.

Jobb

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haoqide

#41531 Tue, 10 Aug 04 03:55 PM

I take it you live in a Communist country? I'm sorry, but I don't think I understand what your question is. Can you clarify it?

haoqide

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Jobb

#41552 Tue, 10 Aug 04 07:06 PM

My question is how to express the name of the broadcast in proper English.

Jobb

haoqide

#41553 Tue, 10 Aug 04 07:19 PM

Ok, now I understand! Thanks for the clarification.

I would say something like what you said, "Now it is time for the 'United News Broadcast'."

or

"Now it is time for the news, which is being broadcast simultaneously on all stations."

Do those suggestions help?

-Haoqide

haoqide

CalifJim

#41640 Wed, 11 Aug 04 07:13 AM

I think you heard "simultaneous broadcast".

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Jobb

#41669 Wed, 11 Aug 04 08:54 AM

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Please pray the LORD reaches out His hand and touches your mouth and say to you, "Now, I have put my words in your mouth, so you will speak Chinese fluently.'

Jobb

PASTEL

#41673 Wed, 11 Aug 04 09:04 AM

"Now it is time for the news, which is being broadcasted simultaneously on all stations."

It's an irregular verb! I just came by and say Hi. Smile [:)]