AEE Secrets to Real Listening Bonus 17: The Most Important Native Food Phrases to Connect

All Ears English Podcast

Lindsay McMahon

Education, Language Learning, Business

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2017

⏱️ 17 minutes

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0:00.0	This is an all ears English podcast secrets to real listening bonus 17 the most important
0:06.3	Native food phrases to connect
0:11.1	Welcome to the all-Ears English Podcast Bonus Series, where every week, Lindsay and
0:17.0	Jessica will show you just how easy English listening can be when you have the right secrets and strategies.
0:25.0	Plus you'll hear stories from Lindsay's 12,000 mile summer adventure across the United States.
0:32.0	Now let's get to the show.
0:38.0	Today we take you to a diner in Chicago.
0:40.0	We show you a few of the native phrases that are not only fun to use, but will also help
0:46.1	you build connection with the people around you when you eat in an American diner. American Diner. This episode is brought to you by Deliberu because anything goes this Christmas.
1:02.3	Yes, even sprouts on a pizza or gravy on sushi.
1:06.7	The rules are, there are no rules.
1:09.2	Have a Cantonese on Christmas,
1:13.0	and when you're so over the leftovers,
1:15.0	bring on the ramen.
1:17.0	From big brands to local favorites,
1:19.0	this Christmas, it's all on your doorstep with deliver room.
1:22.0	Geographical restrictions,
1:23.5	Tees and C, service and delivery fees apply.
1:25.5	Hey Jessica, what's going on?
1:27.5	How you doing?
1:28.5	Hey, I'm great!
1:29.5	I am, well, I'm hungry.
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