What can you say to a child not to “videotape”?
In a conversation I just had I used the word “videotape” to mean recording a video on a mobile phone. “It occurs to me that this is probably not the word youngsters use today, but I couldn’t think of a suitable alternative (other than “record,” which seems too formal to me).
What are the different answers I can’t find on Google?
- What are some words or expressions for recording a video common by kids in casual conversation? I’m mostly studying American English. I’m interested in getting into English.
If it’s actually hot outside of our own backyard, where is my husband?
In casual conversation, I have heard the word video used In the manner which you are describing and I think this is what you are looking for.
Google definition:
verb: video; 3rd person present: videos; past participle: videoed; gerund or present participle: videoing 1.
After recording my videotape, what would you do? He declined an invitation to be videoed.
I hope this helps.
What’s your opinion? Why do you think so?
In my shop, we shoot digital video with a camera; more generically (embracing other methods like screen-grabbing motion footage ), we capture it. What we typically talk about is the shooting of the subject or the capturing of the subject.
Can we make a video and render it in software?
Yeah, it’s still “footage” even when it’s measured in bytes, since taken at the level where people deal with it rather than software it’s still a linear sequence of “frames”.
In my shop, we shoot digital video with a camera; more generically (embracing other methods like screen-grabbing motion footage ), we capture it. What we typically talk about is the shooting of the subject or the capturing of the subject.
Can we make a video and render it in software?
Yeah, it’s still “footage” even when it’s measured in bytes, since taken at the level where people deal with it rather than software it’s still a linear sequence of “frames”.
Do people give videos as verbs?
What is the best word to use in Hindi nowadays? Is there any video on YouTube of the incident?
On the other hand, it is interesting to say “It’s about time”. And what is that and other things about the situation of the world just as a whole?
As others wrote, I think “video” is what you’re looking for.
Speaking exclusively from personal experience, “video” is in common use in the U.S., at least among the young (say, 2-30 years old), who know little about videotaping and never use the term. Has anyone ever video filmed it? Also,
the monstrous word “videoing” has not seemed to gain similar currency. Many would say, “Please move; I’m videoing,” instead of saying, “Please move; I’m shooting a video.” What
is, again, anecdotal, but drawn from interactions with teens and young adults on east and west coasts as well as Texas. ”
As others wrote, I think “video” is what you’re looking for.
Speaking exclusively from personal experience, “video” is in common use in the U.S., at least among the young (say, 2-30 years old), who know little about videotaping and never use the term. Has anyone ever video filmed it? Also,
the monstrous word “videoing” has not seemed to gain similar currency. Many would say, “Please move; I’m videoing,” instead of saying, “Please move; I’m shooting a video.” What
is, again, anecdotal, but drawn from interactions with teens and young adults on east and west coasts as well as Texas. ”
Do people give videos as verbs?
What is the best word to use in Hindi nowadays? Is there any video on YouTube of the incident?
On the other hand, it is interesting to say “It’s about time”. And what is that and other things about the situation of the world just as a whole?
Consider, capture.
To record in the form of stored data Webster’s New World College Dictionary Did
you capture the incident with your phone then send the answer to your teacher?
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