Welcome to the Rachel's English podcast.

I'm you with my husband David.

Hey everybody.

And this is a conversational podcast where we've come up with some questions that we're

going to ask each other to start conversation, to get the conversation going.

And then we're going to try really hard to pay attention to phrasal verbs or idioms

or interesting vocabulary words

that come up naturally

when we're naturally speaking real

American English. And we'll stop and

discuss those so that you have

a better understanding for some of these things.

If you'd like a copy

of the transcript for this podcast,

it's absolutely free to download.

Just visit racheltsenglish.com slash podcast and search for this episode.

Okay, David, I have a good question to start off with.

Okay.

Describe a recent situation that made you crack up laughing.

So actually, in the question there, there's a phrasal verb, to crack up. Oh, yeah,

that's a good one. To crack up means to laugh really hard. Oh, it's the best kind of laughing.

Yes. So just like your belly hurts afterwards from laughing so hard. So when's a time recently that you've

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