Hello everyone and welcome to Bonus episode number 86 of the Culeps English

podcast. How is it going? I hope you're doing well. My name's Andrew and I will be

your host and your English study buddy for today. If you're new to Culeps and new to our bonus episode series,

let me just quickly introduce what it's all about. In the bonus episodes, I tell you some stories from my everyday life as a Canadian living abroad in South Korea.

And I hope that by listening to these stories, you'll be able to build your English fluency, grow your vocabulary, increase your knowledge

of the culture of English-speaking people, and ultimately to become a better communicator. And for each bonus episode that we release there is an absolutely

100% free interactive transcript and glossary that will explain some of the key expressions and vocabulary that I'll use here today and it will just help you to understand those expressions a little bit more what they mean and how you can use

them in your own English speaking. So to get the transcript and the glossary just

follow the link that I'll put in the description for this episode.

And if you're a Culeps member, then I'll make a comprehension quiz as well,

and I'll post the link to that comprehension quiz in the member only area of our discord server.

Speaking of our discord server, it's an awesome way to connect with the

QLips community and to practice your English speaking and writing and communicating.

So if you haven't joined us on our discord server yet, it's free to do so and you can do it

just by following the link that will put in the description for this episode.

So in today's episode I want to tell you a story about worlds colliding.

Worlds colliding.

Have you heard this expression before,

for worlds to collide?

Well, you know, there's only one earth, right?

There's only one world. So it's impossible for our earth to

collide and collide means to hit right like a collision when two cars crash

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