This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 1,460.

How to talk about cancel culture with a native speaker.

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Hey Jessica, how you doing?

I'm doing great.

Yeah, I'm excited for what we're talking about today there's yeah this is a

contentious issue I know we've gotten into some really interesting topics in the last couple of

weeks guys we are in the middle of a series on on on what Jessica how would you characterize this series so we are trying to explain

internet memes and the vocabulary we use

natives use on social media right now all the time and this is vocabulary

that is so new you know relatively in our language

that as a non-native speaker you're never gonna like see this in a textbook or

on a vocabulary list somewhere.

Absolutely not guys. You want to go back and listen to the first two episodes in this series,

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