This is an All-Eers English podcast episode 853, how to start an English conversation by quoting something that you heard.

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Hey Michelle, how you doing there in New York today?

Hey Lindsay, I'm good, how are you? All right. I am excellent. So what have you heard like what are the cool neighborhoods in New York nowadays? Is it like somewhere in the Bronx now or like what have you heard what are people saying what do people

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