To go with a bang

一声巨响

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2013-11-11

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You don't need fireworks to say a party is going really well.
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  • Hello and welcome to the English We Speak.

  • Thanks, Rob, for inviting me to your firework party.

  • Is there any reason why you are having it tonight?

  • Yes, Fei fei, remember, remember the 5th of November.

  • As we say, remember, remember the 5th November.

  • I hadn't forgotten.

  • That is today's date, Rob.

  • But, yeah, it's what we say in the UK to remember the day when Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of parliament back in 1605.

  • Now, on this date, we have firework parties to remember the event.

  • Rob, that is quite a serious event to celebrate.

  • But this party is fun.

  • It's going really well.

  • Thanks, Fei Fei.

  • It's going with a bang, isn't it?

  • Going with a bang?

  • It's certainly going with a bang because of all these fireworks.

  • It's very noisy.

  • Yes, it is.

  • But when something is going with a bang, it doesn't always have to involve fireworks.