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Hello, everybody, welcome back to Daily Easy English Expression.

Thank you so much for listening to the podcast.

Today, I have a very special gift.

It's something that I've been working on, me and Parmi, for the past month.

And I'll tell you about that at the end of the podcast.

First, today's expression.

It is to have the guts. To have the guts.

G-U-T-S.

Now, if you check out the dictionary,

guts can have several meanings,

but in this case,

to have the guts means

to have the courage to do something.

To have the courage, C-O-U-R-A-G-E. To have the courage to do something.

To have courage means to be brave, to not be scared, to be strong and confident. That's the idea.

Are you brave? Do you have courage? If there's a scary situation,

are you strong? Or do you run away? Or do you get shy? Or do you cry? Do you get scared? Yeah,

you know, for me, sometimes I do get scared.

For example, if I'm walking outside and suddenly I see a huge spider, I get scared.

Of course, if I'm with my mother, I don't act scared. Inside, I am scared. Of course, if I'm with my mother, I don't act scared. Inside, I am scared. But outside,

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