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Действительно. И некоторые названия рабочих мест, которые были отличными для мужчин и женщин, теперь заменяются одним титулом работы для обоих полов. Например, на самолетах, в прошлом мы использовали стюарды и стюардессы, усадя за пассажирами. Теперь у нас просто, Роб ...
Catherine

Hi! Welcome to 6 Minute Vocabulary. My name is Catherine, and I'm here with Rob.
Ограбить

Стюардессы. И вместо председателя или председателя, отвечающей за официальную встречу, в эти дни мы часто слышим слово председателя.
Rob

Hello everyone. Today we're going to be talking about different words for jobs, and especially how those words change depending on whether a man or a woman is doing the job.
Емкость

Или просто стул.
Catherine

Yes, and listen carefully because we're going to give you a quick quiz.
Ограбить

ОК.
Rob

And then you'll get a tip to help with your vocabulary learning.
Емкость

Правильно, так что теперь пришло время посмотреть, сколько вы можете вспомнить. И у нас есть три вопроса теста для вас. Номер один: если слово для мужчины - бизнесмен, какое слово для женщины?
Catherine

Right, so let's get started! First we're going to listen to listen to Joe, talking about how he met his girlfriend, Judith.
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И ответ - предприниматель. Во-вторых, если слово для женщины - официантка, какое слово для человека?
Rob

While you listen, here's a question for you to think about: what is Judith's job now? Listen carefully!
Емкость

Официант! Правильно, и только еще один вопрос: если человек может быть полицейским, а женщина может быть полицейской женщиной, какое слово одинаково хорошо для мужчины или женщины?
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Joe
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Well, I used to be an actor, and I met Judith at work. We were doing a play about a policeman, who falls in love with a waitress. I played the policeman, and Judith played the waitress – and sure enough, we fell in love! Later, I quit acting, and now I'm a businessman. But Judith has a successful acting career – right now, she's on a film shoot: she's playing a firefighter!
Это сотрудник полиции! Вы получили все права? Хорошо сделано, если вы сделали!


Catherine
Емкость
So, the question was: what is Judith's job now?
И до того, как мы пойдем, вот верхний совет, чтобы помочь вам более эффективно изучить свой словарь.


Rob
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And the answer is, Judith is an actress. Right now, she's making a film.
Когда вы выходите и о, прогуливаясь по улице, или сидя на автобусе, обратите внимание на людей, которых вы видите, и говорите слова для них для себя на английском языке - как официантка или полицейский.


Catherine
Емкость
The first job that Joe mentioned was actor. Now, this is one of those jobs where the word changes, depending on whether a man or a woman is doing the job. So, we say that a man is an actor, but a woman is an actress.
Или ведущий.


Rob
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That's right. When Joe met Judith, she was playing a waitress. Again, we can say a man is a waiter, and a woman is a waitress.
Действительно.


Catherine
Емкость
Yeah, so we've got actor, actress; waiter, waitress. You can hear the pattern, can't you?
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Rob
Ограбить
I can, yes. Judith was playing a waitress in the play, but can you remember what Joe was playing? Listen again:
До свидания!

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We were doing a play about a policeman, who falls in love with a waitress.
Свойство сеанса


Catherine
Для человека - для женщины - для мужчины или женщины
Right, so Joe was playing a policeman, and we say that a man is a policeman, and a woman is a policewoman.


Актер - Актриса - актер
Rob

Now, Joe is a businessman because he's a man. But for a woman, we can say businesswoman.
Официант - Официантка - (иногда) официант


Catherine
Полицейский - полицейский - полицейский - полицейский
Yeah, so policeman, policewoman; businessman, businesswoman. Easy, isn't it?


Бизнесмен - предприниматель - (иногда) бизнесмен
Rob

Well maybe it's not quite so easy, because we know that Judith is making a film right now, but do you remember what sort of character she is playing? Listen again and check:
Председатель - председатель - председатель / стул


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Fireman - (иногда) Firewoman - пожарный
But Judith has a successful acting career – right now, she's on a film shoot: she's playing a firefighter!


Ведущий - ведущий - ведущий
Catherine

OK, so Judith is playing a firefighter.
Стюард - стюардесса - стюардесса

Rob
But wait, hold on a minute Catherine, there's something strange about that word, firefighter.

Catherine
Yes, Indeed. A waiter is a man, and a policewoman is a woman. What about a firefighter? Man or woman? What is it?

Rob
Well, in fact, the word firefighter is the same for a man or a woman. More and more, in modern English, people prefer to use words for jobs which are the same for both sexes.

Catherine
They do. For example, some people prefer not to use the word actress. They just like to use the word actor for a man or a woman.

Rob
And instead of policeman or policewoman, we can say police officer. That's good for a man or a woman, too.

Catherine
And that's why we say firefighter. We don't say fireman, firewoman, we just use firefighter these days for everyone.

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Catherine
And we're talking about job words that change depending on whether a man or a woman is doing the job…

Rob
…and job words that are the same for both men and women.

Catherine
Those are my preferred options, what about you Rob?

Rob
I think it's easier and less complicated, yes, to use those sort of generic words.

Catherine
Yeah, like presenter.

Rob
Like presenter. Not 'presenteress' or anything like that.

Catherine
Indeed. And some job titles that used to be different for men and women are now being replaced by a single job title for both sexes. For example on planes, in the past, we used to have stewards and stewardesses looking after the passengers. Now we just have, Rob…

Rob
Flight attendants. And instead of a chairman or a chairwoman in charge of a formal meeting, these days we often hear the word chairperson.

Catherine
Or just chair.

Rob
OK.

Catherine
Right, so now it's time to see how much you can remember. And we've got three quiz questions for you. Number one: if the word for a man is businessman,what's the word for a woman?

Rob
And the answer is businesswoman. Second, if the word for a woman is waitress, what's the word for a man?

Catherine
Waiter! Right, and just one more question: if a man can be a policeman, and a woman can be a policewoman, what's the word that's equally good for a man or a woman?

Rob
It's police officer! Did you get all those right? Well done if you did!

Catherine
And before we go, here's a top tip to help you learn your vocabulary more effectively.

Rob
When you're out and about, walking down the street, or sitting on the bus, notice the people you see, and say the words for them to yourself in English - like waitress or police officer.

Catherine
Or presenter.

Rob
Indeed.

Catherine
There's more about this at bbclearningenglish.com. Join us again soon for more 6 Minute Vocabulary. Bye!

Rob
Bye!
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Session Vocabulary

for a man - for a woman - for a man or a woman

actor - actress - actor

waiter - waitress - (sometimes) waiter

policeman - policewoman - police officer

businessman - businesswoman - (sometimes) businessperson

chairman - chairwoman - chairperson / chair

fireman - (sometimes) firewoman - firefighter

presenter - presenter - presenter

steward - stewardess - flight attendant
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