This is an All-Ears-English podcast episode 813.

Should you use words like thou and thus in everyday English?

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on how, when, and where to use these words and when to avoid

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Hey, Michelle, how are you today?

I'm good, how are you?

Oh my gosh, well, I just came back from my podcasting conference

over the weekend and I had a red-eye flight. Red eyes are so hard going

from California to New England. It's so tough. It's so tough. I can't sleep on a plane. So I was really just

watching a movie and I was like a zombie on Saturday all day in Boston.

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