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Dec 2024
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Simplified Speech #207 – Unforgettable c...

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What’s the best concert you’ve ever been to? In this episode of Simplified Speech, Andrew and Indiana talk about some of the best live music shows they’ve ever seen. They share what made these concerts special, from the wild energy of mosh pits to the excitement of finding new bands. This episode is perfect for English learners who love music and want to improve their listening skills and learn about the cultural side of English. And who knows, you might even discover a new band you really like!

How this episode will improve your English:

  • Grow your English listening skills: Hear a real, everyday English conversation between native speakers about concerts and music.
  • Learn new music vocabulary: Discover words like “psych rock,” “crowdsurfing,” “moshing,” and “opener” and understand how to use them.
  • Get cultural insights: Understand concert culture in English-speaking countries and learn about well-known bands, like Talking Heads and Weezer.
  • Stay motivated with fun topics: Enjoy learning English by listening to stories and experiences about live music shows you’ll find interesting.

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