Christmas Origins | Learn English | A British Christmas

[vitekpiglet]

Winter Solstice is NOT the time when both the DAY and NIGHT have equal lenghth, it is just NOT TRUE!!!

Winter Solstice is the time with the LONGEST night ad the shortest day. After the Winter Solsice the day gets longer and longer again.

[Linguaspectrum]

@vitekpiglet Thanks for watching and for commenting. You are, of course, right, and are the second person to point out this error to me. I will try harder next time.

Best wishes,

Richard

[MsBright123]

Your videos are amazing!

I can learn more about english and also increase historic knowledge.

thank you!

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[david27ish]

Thank you very much for your excellent and useful work.

[ZotMalakhov]

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[oirambarr]

Very, very good. Thank you!

[cgntube]

@Linguaspectrum

I like all your videos, they're really very helpful to improve my english and I really appreciate it but at 0:58 the definition of winter solstice isn't correct. At a winter solstice the day and night aren't equal. On this day the night is the longest and the day is the shortest day of the year. What you meant is equinox which is on about 23rd of the March and September.

[Linguaspectrum]

Hi. That makes sense.

Thanks for pointing it out.

Best wishes,

Richard

[yedra45]

Fantastic information. Thanks

[litospain]

That's great ! 5*****

[kwiatekczerwony]

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[Linguaspectrum]

Thanks for your comments Roza.

Best wishes,

Richard

[18gurly]

thanks for sharing your videos

[Linguaspectrum]

Thanks for commenting, Cli Ann, I appreciate your support.

Best wishes,

Richard

[Sirfranet]

Nice way of teaching

THanx!

[Linguaspectrum]

I think so, too.

Thanks for your comment.

Richard.

[Linguaspectrum]

Hi Maria,

Thanks for your comment and support.

I'm busy working on the next 4 videos of this series. I hope you find them useful, too.

Richard.

[rockmusicM]

I wish you a Merry Christmas and please keep on making videos so useful for us

thank you Richard