Bonus episode #107 – Adventure time

Culips Everyday English Podcast

Culips English Podcast

Self-improvement, Education, Language Learning, Courses

4.8 • 968 Ratings

🗓️ 24 June 2024

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Andrew talks about his day exploring Seoul with his wife. He shares their experiences of finding something fun to do on a free Sunday. Andrew describes visiting a crowded restaurant, enjoying Korean rice cakes at a special cafe, and checking out outdoor reading spaces in the city. He talks about spontaneous plans, dealing with the summer heat, and the awesome surprises of big-city life. Enjoy the episode and happy English learning!

This episode will help you improve your English in several ways:

* Listening skills: Practice understanding naturally spoken English through Andrew's storytelling about his day in Seoul.
* Vocabulary building: Learn new words and phrases related to city exploration and Korean culture. You will learn useful idioms like "jam-packed," "flash forward," and "something clicked."
* Pronunciation practice: Use the episode to shadow Andrew's pronunciation to become a clearer speaker.
* English speaking practice: Join discussions with other listeners on the Culips Discord server for additional speaking practice.

Important links:

* Become a Culips member
* Study with the interactive transcript
* Join the Culips Discord server
* Small-group discussion class schedule
* Chatterbox 318 - Digital modesty

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, welcome to Bonus Episode Number 107 of the Kuleps English podcast.
0:06.5	How is it going? My name is Andrew. I am your host and I am your English study buddy and I'm back here for another week to help you with your English learning.
0:16.0	If you're new to the Bonus episode series, let me quickly explain what it is.
0:20.0	In this series, I just tell you some stories from my everyday life as a Canadian is a be able to Big Bee. Big Bee is our motto for the series and it stands for
0:35.6	build your fluency, increase your knowledge of the culture of English
0:39.7	speaking people, grow your vocabulary and become a better communicator. So if those are your goals with
0:46.1	your English studies, then you're in the right place and I think you will enjoy this series very, very much.
0:51.1	Before we get started with this week's story, I have a few announcements that I want to make.
0:58.0	The first one is about our small group conversation classes.
1:02.0	If you are a Q-Lebre, you are welcome to join us for our small group
1:06.9	conversations that we have each and every week. This week we will be talking about
1:12.3	digital modesty, the topic of digital modesty.
1:15.2	And actually, I had a conversation with my co-host Anna about this in a Chatterbox episode
1:21.0	that we released not too long ago. So if you haven't heard that
1:24.3	conversation yet, I'm going to put the link for that episode in the
1:28.6	description for this episode so you can check that out and listen to it and you can get up to date about what
1:34.4	digital modesty is, but essentially digital modesty is just the idea of being very, very cautious
1:41.1	and careful about what information we share online.
1:45.8	So that's the topic for this week's small group discussion class and we have three of them
1:50.4	happening this week.
1:51.4	The first will be happening on Monday, June 24th at 6 PM, Ireland
1:57.2	time. Now that will be hosted by our study guide writer, Alina. The second class will be happening Tuesday, June 25th at 7 p.m. Eastern time. So Eastern time is like
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