This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1592, how to keep your chin up when you learn English.

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Let's face it, you need to expand your vocabulary. So in today's episode, you'll get six

new expressions that have to do with the face. Get new ways to get your point across with fun

face vocabulary. Hey Lindsay, how are you? Awesome, Michelle. How are you doing?

I'm good. I'm good. Oh my gosh. Today is going to be a funny episode.

Oh, for sure. For sure. All about the face, right? The face.

It's actually so important in our culture, isn't it? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I mean, this is

what can I say about the face? Can we say about the face? I mean, the face is the first thing

that people see, right? When they see us, our teeth, our hair, our face, it all matters.

And we use it so much in English, right? We use like expressions about the face, things like

that. And I feel like, I don't know, they're kind of fun because they're very visual expressions.

Like you kind of imagine it in your head, like a picture. Yes, exactly. And the more you guys can

use visual expressions, the better. I mean, the easier it'll be to have a connection in English.

So exactly. Exactly. So yeah, we are going to go into the

yesterday. I'm excited about today's episode. But first guys, make sure if you haven't heard it yet,

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