Bonus Episode #040 – There’s no place like home

Culips Everyday English Podcast

Culips English Podcast

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🗓️ 13 February 2023

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Join Andrew for the thrilling conclusion to his visit to Canada and his journey back to Seoul! He shares some stories about his brother’s birthday party and how he kept himself entertained on the plane. Plus, in the vocabulary lesson, he teaches you about the expression to float your boat. Support Culips and take your English to the next level by becoming a Culips Member. To sign up, visit Culips.com. Study with the interactive transcript here.

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0:00.0	It's good to be back here in the studio.
0:03.1	If you're a regular Q-Lips listener,
0:05.0	you'll know that I just spent the last few weeks
0:08.0	in my home country of Canada,
0:10.3	but I'm back here in Seoul, South Korea now, where I live.
0:15.0	Have you ever seen the movie The Wizard of Oz?
0:18.0	One of the famous, famous lines from that film is,
0:22.0	There's no place like home. there's no place like home there's no place like home and
0:25.7	that essentially means that home is the best and the most comfortable place
0:31.0	there is in the entire world. And I'm lucky enough to feel like
0:36.2	there's no place like home when I visit Canada but also when I come back to Korea.
0:42.3	For me now both places but also when I come back to Korea.
0:42.9	For me, now both places feel like home.
0:47.0	Welcome to the Q-Lips English podcast.
0:49.6	My name's Andrew.
0:50.8	I'm your host and your study buddy and this is bonus episode number 40.
0:56.0	Thanks for joining me today for an English study session.
1:00.0	In this episode I'm going to talk with you about the last few days of my time in Canada
1:05.8	and the long journey I took to get back to Seoul.
1:10.4	A little later on in the episode I'll teach you in detail about a useful expression that you'll hear me use when I'm telling these stories.
1:19.0	So keep your ears open for the expression and maybe you can find it before I introduce it to you.
1:26.2	And of course there's a 100% free transcript that accompanies this episode.
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