This is an All-Ears-English podcast episode 737.

An orange, a slice of orange, a piece of orange,

how to say what you're eating in English.

Welcome to the All-Ears English podcast downloaded more than 34 million times. We believe in Connection Not Perfection with your American hosts,

Lindsay McMahon, the English adventurer,

and Michelle Kaplan, the New York Radio Girl.

Coming to you from Boston and New York City USA.

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dot com forward slash trar a n s c ri p t t s s s s ri t t t s s t t s s s r i p t s t s s t s t s Today we'll answer a question from Cowry. We'll show you some simple phrases to

sound natural and confident when you share food with a native speaker.

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How's it going, Michelle? How you doing today?

Hey, Lindsay, I'm doing well. I'm doing well. How are you?

I am doing excellent. Thank you. Thank you.

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