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Okay, then here is the rest of this episode about British festivals and holidays and things and here is the jingle.

You're listening to Luke's English podcast. For more information visit teacher loop.co.uk. UK. Hello everybody here is part two of this episode that I'm doing today and this

one is all about British holidays and festivals and in part one I talked to you about bank holidays and explained the days on which those

bank holidays happen. We also did a bit of pronunciation work for the months of the year and also saying all of the

dates you know saying different days and months and how you actually say the dates

properly for example the 21st of December, stuff like that. And then I started talking

about all of the sort of big days or special celebrations that we have throughout the

year, and I'm going through the year of 2017 talking

about when these things actually will happen and then explaining sort of what

goes on on those days what they mean to me, and what most people do at those times of year.

Okay, right, so what we had in the last one is the months, January, February, March, April, May, no, January, February, March and April, that's it.

And so it's time now to continue and I'm talking about May here. Okay, May. May is my favorite

month of the year because we get two bank holidays in the UK and also because it's my birthday

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