I recently went for an annual health check.

Well, actually, I should say more specifically,

Biennial health check.

If you don't know what this word biennial means in English,

don't worry because neither did I and I actually had to Google it and even

after googling it I had to check how to pronounce the word.

So guys if you ever feel discouraged because you don't know the word

and how to pronounce it, just from reading it, that's okay,

because even native speakers and professional English teachers like myself

we have to go through this sometimes in English as well and no matter how fluently you can

speak no one knows all the words. That's just a fact of life.

So anyways, Biennial means once every two years, and last year I actually missed my annual health check, my yearly health check, because I

stupidly missed the deadline and when I went to make an appointment there were no openings available.

I can't remember exactly, but I think that may have been due to the COVID craziness of the time.

But anyways, I didn't make that same mistake this year. No no no. I already got in trouble

from my wife for missing last year's appointment and I didn't want to go through that again.

So I made sure to make my appointment for this year.

And a few weeks ago, I went to the hospital

and had my health check and it was a very interesting experience.

So today in this episode I'm going to tell you all about it and some of the interesting things

that the results from the checkup had to say.

This is Bonus episode 33 of the Culeps English podcast

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