What did he say in this video? Why is make-up a hard sell in India? http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35504722 Vivek Bali, Cheif Executive of Sephora India said, "Our nation is a young country. So 50% of our population is below 25 years old, which is the fantastic bizz for the beauty business in India because young consumers have enough time and that's growing and growing. And other aspects are that now young women are getting into workforce unlike a couple decades back. So more and more women are coming into the force and more independent and they have more and more money in their pocket and they spend more money. And then other thing that the beauty industry is growing is that men's is growing also. If you look at the metro section in Chennai, now they are very conscious about male growing. And the figure reflect their growing." The reporter said, "How important is the Indian market for the global contecst????" He said, "If look at India, if you look at Russia, or even China, what happens is that the consumption of India is very good. The reason for that is even when we see women coming to the office, sometimes they don't use make-up, or they wear very light like some skin care, or very light make-up or something. Maybe it has something to do with the climate also. And maybe something to do with the office. If you go to Russia, people are coming into the office using make-up very openly. And even on daily business, they find them touching up almost 5 or 6 times a day. And then it's accepted in India. Our habits have changed. The consumption is developing farther." The reporter said, "Is there something changing though?" He said, "There is something changing. If you look at TVs or soup operas, you can find some glamorous today. 15 years back, there is not kiss. Obviously the offices are growing?? They have fully confidence." The reporter said, "The market have a lot of opportunities clearly, but the market have also difficulty." He said, "Offering stores in the molls is not problem, but the issue is obviously whole structure developed. And I would say ??? Is about a decade behind.??? I think the market will be growing much faster. These cosmetic products, if you get the products,???? it will take long way to take into India. Therefore it is important that regulate process eases ??? because cosmetics should not be compared to pharmaceutical products."

What kind of Japanese foods are weird for you? In this days and age, we can watch a lot of video on the internet. I just enjoyed watching videos where some foreingers trying to have Japanese food including candies. How about you? Did you experience?

Could anyone check my trasncription? Reaction video: British girl tries American sweets http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35474216 I'm gonna go for this Butterfinger peanut butter cuts because I've tried to look for the peanut butter cuts, but I couldn't see them, so I thought that I swear everyone loves peanut butter like American films. Uhhhh, I like that. And I'm gonna show this Hershey's cookies and cream. And I'm actually more excited about this one. Smells good, the smell is very creamy. The sound, listen, oh, that sound....Uhhhh, oh my god, that's amazing. This one is condurace?? (she is showing black Hershey's cookies and white one)This one and this one is insane. (showing the white one)this is so good, (showing the black one) this is so all right, this is like creamy chocolate. And the next, I have got Pop rocks magic; popping candy. Oh my god, I got blue. I can't believe so blue. It's cool. The taste is quite chemically, but I can do. To say, I wander and I want to try the most for the last Lucky charm. Obviously all the people have already known about this, but I've never tried them. I guess this must be gonna be like cereals and marshmallows in. Oh the smell is very familiar. I got mar milk. I'm gonna get a good ratio. Marshmallow and cereal...Uhhhh, I'll try this marshmallow because I couldn't get full effect. Quite crispy, uhhhh, I like this.

Could anyone correct my transcription? http://www.bbc.com/news/health-21227449 A staff at a coffee shop said, "Hi, how are you?" The reporter said, "Hi, I'm very well, thank you. Can I get one coffee and how about you, Harry?" Harry Wallop said, "I'm gonna get one cappuccino, I mean a small cappuccino." The staff said, "Anything for you?" The reporter said, "No. That's it. That's it, thank you. We're gonna go to the machine. Here we are. Harry Wallop, 10 o'clock in the weekday morning, the first stop on a coffee craw. And with the coffee and your book and called Consumed, I think this book is really linked to the British class system, and have all the classes gone and the place which comes to new classes is base on where we shop or what we buy." Harry said, "Well, where we are wearing in Mc'donald. It's food and it's always social anxiety of food. And whether you spread salt on the top of the food and putting some tea or supper, but I think these social anxieties are now on brands and companies. What you have in your kitchen cupboard, or where you are going to get a morning cup of coffee? And "Supposedly we are all middle class, and if that is so, how do we distinguish ourselves from each other? And I think people do actually quite enjoy distinguishing themselves." The reporter said, "But in your book, you have a quite number of classes, what are you telling through that, three main classes there are, that you arrenged?" Harry said, " Well, the biggest, the most successful is always as the moms, they are heritage of the West women and all politicians desperately get onside. They know where they like to spend their money. And the security is well-know brand. And they call it shai shai??? They are like good and honest brands. Mc'donald is firmly into the category." The reporter said, "Harry, all right, now we're in host coffee. This is middle, but it's very large and stunning brand, and what's the sort of middle class? What categorizes?" Harry said, "I call them middle classes named after Carol Cathrin. And she is getting back crisis, but her generation really like her, who join the trading up, who enjoy the taste difference and the taste difference is important for the company's advertisement and the cost has done fantastic as well. And it's the biggest coffee chain in Britin and their sales are good."

Could anyone correct my transcripution? http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-31051434 It is time for the new strategy for most Welsh. Only 11% of them are hearing and speaking their own language, yet workers at ty tawe Welsh center haven't gotten enough money to have classes they want. Elgan Davies Jones, ty tawe said, "At the moment, we full capacity and a small team of 6 staffs who want to develop farther, to have more schools, more works and more families." The new technology has been decided to get Welsh developed, yet they found that they ignore the language and rely on English. Just about 12.5% of them use Welsh when they're sending text messages, and 10% are Email. And on facebook 9% are Welsh because they mainly go to Welsh. But on Twitter it's about 6％. But I'm off to speak to people using the technology regularly to the place I know well. The reporter said, "I can go back to my old school in ???(the place name?) and anywhere the Welsh language would be traditionally strong, but it is stronger than it had been?" These kind of people are proud of speaking Welsh, but when using social media, it can be difficult. One of the students said, "I post in English because my friends can speak English. But I basically prefer Welsh." Another student said, "I speak Welsh more because my father speaks Welsh, but he tries, but I can speak much more, it's quite funny." Matthew Evans, head at Ysgol Gyfun Ystalyfera says despite good work have been done like education, making the language at shops is still difficult to be cluck. He said, "In the case of developing the skill or any gaining the skill in school where they utilize the developing the skill in their later life, it's beyond my control. But what I hope to address is they have a passion to keep learning the language." Other researcher suggest if you compare Welsh to other languages like Basque Or different number of dominant languages like Spainish or French, that is much more vast on Twitter. Professor Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones, Aberystwyth University said, "More Basque institution in media or other kind of institution are using a Basque language to create a dialog with Basque speaking population. So you can get more Basque link or Basque twitte from a varied institution. And then the people go back and forth." The minister said they encourage the people, which shows proportion of the young people who speak Welsh. And then they also admitted that finding the right formula is growing difficult and people are getting to love to use it everyday. It's still a challenge.

Could anyone correct my transcription? Sperm donor: 'I've fathered 800 children' http://www.bbc.com/news/health-35303274 Simon Watson said, "I'd like to get the record ever to make sure someone could break it because many is possible. Easy about it pops out, so I've recorded I has fathered 800 or so, so far, but I'd like to crack about that. It's okay." Meet the man who says he's fathered up to 800 children. Simon Watson said, "Yeah, this is the picked up result at the hospital. Like this, I'm tested every 3 months. I'm gonna show you the one. I was supposed to post this on the internet so that people can see it by themselves. I am Simon Watson. And I'm sperm donor." Fertility clinics in the UK are regulated by the human fertilisation and embryology authority. They have strict rules on screening sperm for infectious such as HIV and certain genetic disorders. Simon Watson said, "If you guys are in those authorities, you'll have hard time. The people make you sit in a room, counseling and sessions, and then you have to go through a huge amount tests. I think the charge 50 pounds for the service, but realisticly if you provide, you can't see them, made them somewhere, get out when you want. That's it. It's just source." Very few women are eligible to have artificial insemination on the NHS. Private clinics cost between 500 pounds and 1000 pounds for each cycle of treatment. Simon Watson said, "I charge them 50 pounds. And that's a magic portion though, and then I'll give them a surenge??? And them ???.

Could anyone tell me the parts where I couldn't catch? http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-35271559 When it comes to the talk about the equl pay in a work place, it's normal that a woman has been paid less than a man. But in the world of the fashion, the very opposite is true. Elizabeth Rose from Premier Models said, "I think it has been taken because they are standing up and said it's been known it's different. It's needed to be equal to women. The men are doing the exact same things as women are on the shoes. Women are likely to take longer to get ready, and which is argument the people take longer to get their hair make-up done. But both models are cool to shoes??? and being there at the same time. As for the same usage, male models and female models which is absolutely there is no reason why they are paid less." Female models, even new one, enter into this industry can make more than double what male models can. As Mason who is just modelling for about a year found out. Mason Frizelle, a model said, "Some of them have been paid less. Really know about it. But the majority is just like, 'Oh, we get this much,' this is like about 25 cents or more, which is roughly unfair." The reporter said, "Hundreds of models are like these, we start??? men's fashion week in this weekend. But this problem doesn't extend things like catalogs, TV advers and magazine advertisement. It doesn't seem to matter whether you are new face on a runway or you are the top of the games or designer tie. So models speak out now they may drop out." TY Ogunkoya, a model said, "I think, to be honest, models should tackle the issue. A lot of the time, we are positive and happy to be being paid for ourselves. So that's the point where we put ourselves down. We need the equality. If we get well together, we could push together, they will be changed." The reporter said, "In the statement, the British fashion consul said, 'It does provide by the guidelines from models to designers based on the size of the business.' Even though it doesn't get involved in booking process, it doesn't encourage the business to support or hire models because of their financial matter." Elizabeth Rose said, "The people say in public they want to hire more models because they want to make their stand changed against the ??? Male and female models." The reporter said, "Surely in the show, the change is coming in the male industry as well. It's estamated 40 billion pounds a year. As more men are growing up, the industry should grow. That means guys can catch up with ladies.

What did he say in this video? I couldn't catch some parts. Could you please tell me? How loneliness affects the well-being of the old and young http://www.bbc.com/news/health-35252947 A elderly said, "Roughly last year when I found my life is small, my wife who is one of cartoonists was right. But it's quite shocked to me. At night I'm sitting at home and thinking, clucking out and I'm joining this. I've never been depressed seriously, but I do know the symptoms because that could be done in my life. I could find the symptoms rolling in and then I get a kick out of it, so I moved on. But a few years later, it doesn't matter what you do? I turned out while I'm sitting at home and talking to the television princess. I found that I want to say something, but nobody there. So it's sort of down. I'm very positive individually, but I found this is very different. I can't deny." The anchor said, "When is the worst time?" The elderly say, "Going to bed. It sounds more controversial, or do you like on that, but it is going to bed with loneliness that I struggle with. And I think it's worse thing that actually it comes up with Christmas. At the first Christmas when I woke up, I was not surrounded by somebody else or some Christmas presents things like that. And I really struggled to come over it. And farther...the Christmas is completely different one from what I used to be looking forward to, like you see, you know what I meant." An woman said, "Christmas is sad." The elderly said, "It's inspiring because it's caused by public. They want to have some fun, but I told them, 'I'm sorry, I can't do that.' Because the party is for themselve, so it's lonely to me." The anchor said, "So how would you describe your loneliness than compared to someone? Like you said, someone was like cheer up, or you should not be lonely. How do you explain that?" The elderly said, "The black is holding yourself. It's very difficult to yield. You can actually prospect. You can't stare feeling it here deep inside. But I can't catch up with it. I know some people... nobody are doing nothing to do with. And it's nothing period when you really miss people."