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Jun 25
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First Day at Work: Layal and Rana’s Stor...

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About this episode

 In this episode, you will listen to a conversation between "Layal," the new employee, and "Rana," her colleague at work, as they begin to greet one another and get to know each other.

 

There is a lot of opportunity for new vocabulary and simple sentences with lots of meaning.

 

If you're a beginner or if you're at an intermediate level, this episode is for you!

 

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