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Dec 2024
36m 40s

Bonus episode #129 – Too much info

CULIPS ENGLISH PODCAST
About this episode

In this bonus episode, Andrew shares the rollercoaster of events he experienced this week, from staying glued to the news during a major political moment in South Korea to tackling an important health check-up. With humor and honesty, he reflects on how these moments shaped his week.

How this episode will improve your English:

  • Listening practice: Practice following real-life stories told in clear, natural English.
  • New vocabulary: Learn words and phrases about health, news, and everyday life, such as “in flux,” “flush my system,” and “the nitty gritty.”
  • Idioms and expressions: Learn common expressions like “stick your head in the sand,” “doom and gloom,” and “hold up.” Try using them in your own sentences.
  • Cultural knowledge: Get a look at South Korean culture, healthcare, and how major events impact daily life.
  • Pronunciation practice: Hear Andrew’s natural intonation and pacing to improve your own English fluency.
  • Speaking skills: Join discussions with other listeners on the Culips Discord server for additional speaking practice.

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