This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1682, how to call someone out in English.

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All right. Hey, Lindsay. Let's get going. Just pick a place. Yeah. Okay. All right. Well,

someone's a little hangry. Yeah, I'm so hungry. So you're hangry and hungry there, I guess,

which is the same thing. What is hangry, by the way, for our listeners?

Angry is angry and hungry. It's usually that you're not just hungry. You're so hungry that you're

angry. So we say, hangry. Yeah. That's so good. That's so funny. I love it. It's so good.

A little role play there to start off for our listeners today. What did we say?

Yeah. Well, I said, let's get going. Just pick a place. It's like we were trying to pick a

restaurant, right? Somebody won't pick it. And you said someone's a little hangry, right?

I said someone's a little hangry and we'll talk a little bit about that intonation today,

guys. And you said, yeah, I'm so hungry, right? Yes. Where did we get the idea for today's

episode, Michelle? Well, you tell me, Lindsay, something about you and Aubrey recording, right?

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