This is an All-Eirs English podcast episode 754, the many ways to use the word mean.

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Today, our listener, Lucas,

today our listener Lucas asks us how to use the word mean.

There are actually a bunch of ways to use it.

Find out today.

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Hey Lindsay, how's it going?

Hey Michelle, it's going pretty well. How about you? It's going well over here. We are just talking about it's been a little bit rainy right Lindsay.

Mm. Yeah, well at least in the month of May we're're recording this a little bit early, so we've been having a good amount of rain, but hopefully it's summer and, you know, sun will come out at some point.

I feel like in May, it's like, everyone thinks thinks it it used to be March it used to be that March is like oh it's supposed to be nice but it's not but now it's like may I know it's weird

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