This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 51 English food vocabulary you don't know.

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Get ready to have a real conversation with a native speaker about Diet. In this episode, Lindsay and Michelle will give you the four vocabulary terms you need to talk about it.

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Hey Lindsay, how are you?

Excellent Michelle, I'm feeling great. What about you?

I'm good, I'm good. Oh my gosh last

episode we really got into it talking about like breakfast foods and it was a

very interesting discussion talking about nutrition in the US especially dealing with

breakfast.

Oh my gosh it was a good one and we could say so much more we're going to go another day into

this topic again guys the more sociological perspective of this for you guys but yeah go back and listen to

episode 50 if you haven't heard that yet but today we're gonna break down some of the

words that you need to know when you talk about food in American culture or in English when you talk with

native speakers about this, right?

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