En este episodio, conoceremos a Laura y cómo es su rutina diaria, desde que se lavanta hasta que se va a dormir.

Easy stories and texts for beginners

La rutina de Laura

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Para nosotros los peruanos y latinos en general, es normal viajar en transporte público para poder llegar a nuestros destinos. 
Escucha este episodio y descubre una cultura diferente a través del transporte común, denominado combi.

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Just a quick message to introduce this new podcast channel!

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Cześć! :) Jestem nauczycielem języka polskiego jako obcego z pasją do edukacji i kultury📚  Dzisiaj będę mówić o jedzeniu. Co lubię? Lubię wszystko. A ty?

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Welcome back to The Everyday English Podcast! In today's episode, titled "Three Advanced Phrases to Sound Like a Native Speaker," I'm going to talk about three powerful, natural-sounding phrases that will make your English flow more smoothly. These aren't basic textbook phrases—these are expressions native speakers use effortlessly in everyday conversations. I'll explain the meaning of each phrase, give you real-life example sentences, and show you exactly how to use them. The three phrases we'll cover are "bear with me," "it's not rocket science," and "see eye to eye." By the end of this episode, you'll sound more natural and confident in English! Plus, stay tuned for a fun quiz at the end to test what you've learned.

The Everyday English Podcast

"Three Advanced Phrases to Sound Like a Native Speaker"

A Korean movie about a guy and girl who accidentally end up as roommates. To solve their problems, they decide to have a marriage of convenience.

Vocabulary:
Binge watch: to watch a lot of
Cliche: overused
Assault: violent attack
Newlyweds: people who got married recently
Lack: to not have
Mortgage: loan on a home you have to pay back
Convenient: agreeable to someone's needs
Snoop: to look around where you’re not supposed to
Interfere: to meddle in someone's life
Harassment: intimidating or bothering someone
sexism: prejudice against someone's biological sex