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39: Brits on Germans
Easy English: Learn English with everyday conversations
04/15/24 • 21 min
This week, Mitch and Isi discuss Brits' perception of Germans. They discuss typical stereotypes, true or false. The difference between Bavaria and the rest of Germany. Germany's current culture and history. Their obsession with coastal England and of course, Germany's current representative in the UK; Jürgen Klopp.
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Intro
Isi:
[0:23] Good morning.
Mitch:
[0:24] Good morning from... (Morning.) ...overcast Germany.
Isi:
[0:30] It's actually sunny at the moment.
Mitch:
[0:31] Is it?
Isi:
[0:32] Yes. I get neck problems again if I always turn around to you like this now.
Mitch:
[0:37] Just face...
Isi:
[0:37] I will not face...
Mitch:
[0:38] Just don't look at me.
Isi:
[0:39] I will not look at you.
Mitch:
[0:40] I can't take the pressure.
Isi:
[0:42] It's sunny right now. We had a really sunny weekend. I mean, we only arrived Saturday. But we had a really sunny weekend in Germany.Very much summer feeling. And now it's going back to winter. You hear my voice my voice is still bad.
Mitch:
[0:56] I can't tell if you're speaking to the listeners or me now. Because you're just facing the wall .
Isi:
[1:01] Do you see my eye always trying to get over to you.
Mitch:
[1:04] you look like Nola when she thinks we're talking about her.
Isi:
[1:08] And she's naughty. so yeah we are in Germany. How fitting because I have a little topic for you for today Mitch .
Mitch:
[1:15] Is it our topic of the week?
Isi:
[1:17] It is the topic of the week.So what i would like to know, well I have my own experiences with this topic but I would like to know from you growing up in the UK how do British people perceive Germans and German culture and the the German language?
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26: The Great Fruit Show
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10/19/23 • 19 min
Today, Mitch and Isi discuss all things fruit; the horrors of hairy fruits and mushy apples, Mitch's preference for a cold and crunchy banana, watermelon life-hacks, surviving on coconuts, the versatilities of apples and question; what the hell a lemon posset is and if Halle Berry is actually a fruit?
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Mitch:
[0:00] 12345678.
Isi:
[0:05] 12645678 What? 1264567.
Mitch:
[0:12] Easy English!
Intro
Mitch:
[0:34] (Hello!) Hiya, welcome to the new episode of the Easy English Podcast. That is so formal.
Isi:
[0:39] I don't like to look at you while we record it. I have to laugh.
Mitch:
[0:44] We're so far away again.
Isi:
[0:46] Hello, down there, in the hallway.
Mitch:
[0:49] Yeah, it feels like we're in a hallway.
Isi:
[0:51] I will just directly say it. Mitch, We had The Big Veg Show (The Veg Cast. ) The Veg Cast. I hope people enjoyed it because I said it already, what comes this week. And it's The Big, Big Fruit Show.
Mitch:
[1:05] The Fruit Show, The Veg Cast and The Fruit Show.
Isi:
[1:07] Yeah, we couldn't do it both last time, so we need to talk about fruits.
Mitch:
[1:11] It wouldn't have been fair, though, to have thrown fruits on the ends of veg, because fruits don't... shouldn't be disrespected like that.
Isi:
[1:17] But fruits have a better life. Most of them are very sugary, so people usually like them more than veg. I would say.
Mitch:
[1:25] But we're savoury people. No, that sounds like... (We are savoury people.) That's actually a compliment. Because you can be a very unsavoury.
Isi:
[1:33] Will you make us a drink? Because I wanna ask our listeners for something, in between.
Mitch:
[1:37] Okay, feels like you're booting me out of the room, to say something private.
Isi:
[1:41] No, I just want a drink.
Mitch:
[1:42] If you'd like to listen to this podcast, without Mitch, give us a thumbs up.
Isi:
[1:46] What I wanted to ask, today is a little bit of a favour. You might know that, in podcast apps, where you listen to us. Um, there are several of podcast apps. It does help, if you give us a review of our podcast, on some apps you can leave a comment about our podcast. And this interaction, if you give like, a response to our podcast, will help others to find our podcast. So, if you could just today, if you like our podcast, take a second out of your day and see in your app where you can leave us
a review, a comment, a rating That will be fantastic. It's weird to ask for things, but I think it would be really, really, really nice if you could help us with this. Anyway, and also, if you have questions for our podcast or for us, write us an email to [email protected] or on easyenglish.fm. You can also leave us an audio message. We have a section called 'Unhelpful Advice' and we are still waiting for your problems and issues to solve. Okay, now Mitch is back and we can go on with fruits. (Is margarita a fruit?)
Topic of the Week
Isi:
[3:09] I have a few questions first, and then I would guide you through the world of fruits. Um, what is... (Come with me.) What is your favourite fruit?
Mitch:
[3:14] Off the top of my head, I'm thinking strawberries, but it probably isn't. But strawberries are just like, a solid fruit.
Isi:
[3:21] So I wanted to say peach, I really like a really good peach, but peach can be really shit as well.
Mitch:
[3:32] I know what yours is and it's my like, curveball, because when you... when you think of fruits, you think of sweetness. But I think, actually, if we were to really go into it, what fruit we eat the most, especially you, It would be a sour fruit.
Isi:
[3:48] Lemon. Yeah, lemon is probably my favourite fruit because I eat it most.
Mitch:
[3:53] It's my favourite pudding. Anything with lemon?
Isi:
[3:54] I love citrus fruits. Anyway, I love lime, love oranges... favourite pudding.
Mitch:
[3:59] Yeah. Anything with a lemon on it. (Lemon cake.) Lemon drizzle, for shizzle, ma nizzle, Lemon cheesecake.
Isi:
[4:05] Lemon posset. (Lemon posset.) Posset. Posset. Such a thing I've learned in England. Um, with watching 'Come Dine With Me'. Everybody does a lemon posset. It sounds so posh.
I don't even know really what it is. It's a lemon cream or something. A lemon posset And they're always like; "for dessert, I have a lemon posset". And then you hear the other people talking in the off later in th...
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54: Mitch's Guide to Horror Films
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11/12/24 • 25 min
Whilst Isi is recovering from he illness, Mitch takes advantage to bring you his guide to horror films. This podcast is for both the horror lovers and horror haters, as Mitch poders what makes a great horror film. He lets you in on his favourite genre, how Arnold Schwarzenegger paved the way for his horror fascination and why a wardrobe is his Halloween costume of choice. He also gives his recommendations for people who love the things that go bump in the night, but also for people who prefer to sleep peacefully.
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Intro
Mitch:
[0:00] Hello, welcome to the Easy English Podcast, episode number, tap, tap, tap, computing 54.
Mitch:
[0:12] I'm on my own. I've gone solo. I'm Sonny without Cher. I'm Jay-Z without Beyonce. I'm Will Smith without Jada, Barak without Michelle, etc, etc.
Mitch:
[0:30] Isi's ill, so she's spluttering in the background whilst I record the first ever Easy English solo podcast. But not to make it a negative, turn that frown upside down today. I'm going to take advantage of the fact that Isi's not with us to give you a podcast about one of my favourite hobbies. As a couple, it's nice to have shared hobbies, but it's also nice to have your own individual things and one of my individual things, which understandably, Isi doesn't want to partake in, is watching horror movies. I consider myself a horror movie aficionado. I'd like to think. There are some caveats to that, but today, I thought, I would try to make an inclusive podcast about horror movies, why you should be excited about horror movies, good horror movies to watch, horror movies to watch if you hate horror movies, if you're scared of horror movies. Okay, let's give it a go.
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11: How Now, Brown Cow?
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03/06/23 • 24 min
This week, Isi takes the test in our Last Week's Episode section to try and identify all 12 accents from the British Isles... can YOU beat her score? Later, Mitch and Isi talk about the success of hosting their first ever, members-only pub quiz and answer your questions about our language learning history and what we think is the most beautiful sounding language.
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Watch the 12 accents challenge video: 12 BRITISH ACCENTS... 1 VIDEO (Easy English 149)
Transcript
Mitch:
[0:25] Hello and welcome to the Easy English Podcast.
Isi:
[0:28] Hello, hello, hello. Test, test, one, two.
Mitch:
[0:32] Red lorry, yellow lorry. Red lorry, yellow lorry. Red lorry, yellow lorry.
Isi:
[0:36] Yed... already done. Red lorry, yellow lorry. Red lorry, yellow lorry. No, I can't.
Mitch:
[0:43] Peter Piper picked a pickled pepper.
Isi:
[0:45] Okay. Episode 11. Nice number, isn't it? In Germany, we say Schnapsal. (What, sorry?) Schnapsal.
Mitch:
[0:53] What's this?
Isi:
[0:54] Schnaps number.
Mitch:
[0:55] Eleven?
Isi:
[0:56] Yeah, everything with like, the same numbers. Eleven, three hundred and thirty three.
Mitch:
[0:59] It makes me think of number eleven from Stranger Things.
Isi:
[1:04] There we are again.
Mitch:
[1:05] Mike! Mike!
Isi:
[1:08] Okay, what's our topic, Mitch?
Mitch:
[1:10] Okay.
Isi:
[1:11] You said you prepared everything. I'm just here.
Mitch:
[1:13] This is good though. We can surprise each other with topics, maybe.
Isi:
[1:17] Nola's just sitting in front of me, waiting for me to give her F-O-O-D. We cannot say the word, because then she will get excited.
Mitch:
[1:25] The magic word. Feed me! (Okay.) First topic is related to one of our past week's episodes, in which, I went down onto the streets and I had some pre-recorded local British people, including British Isles, including Ireland, reading out a transcript and I made people from Britain, guess where they're from. And now I want to test you. You've been in Britain for some time now.
Isi:
[1:55] Oh God!
Mitch:
[1:57] How do you fancy your chances?
Isi:
[2:00] Not good. .
Mitch:
[2:11] Okay. (Let's go.) Let's try some. (Let's try, yeah.)
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62: Meeting Strangers
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02/18/25 • 24 min
After discussing the phrase 'mad as a hatter', Isi and Mitch discuss the British etiquette of interacting with strangers in private, in public and in pubs and restaurants.
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Intro
Mitch:
[0:23] Welcome to the Easy English Podcast, episode 62.
Isi:
[0:28] Hello, good morning.
Mitch:
[0:29] Good morning.
Isi:
[0:30] From Germany.
Mitch:
[0:31] From Germany. I'm living the German dream.
Isi:
[0:35] Mitch is just eating a pretzel with butter. Just had coffee and a pretzel, very German. We arrived, already over the weekend. It was the first thing in the supermarket that we got.
Mitch:
[0:46] What is the... this has now become a small topic, but how would you rank German supermarkets?
Isi:
[0:55] What does that mean?
Mitch:
[0:56] From top to bottom, which is considered the most premium, to the most scabby.
Isi:
[1:00] I don't even know all the supermarkets any more.
Mitch:
[1:04] In England?
Isi:
[1:05] I would say the best is, well, the best, the most expensive is, is it Marks and Spencers?
Mitch:
[1:14] Yep, I'd say so, Marks and Spencers.
Isi:
[1:16] You know that you eat, should our listeners hear you eating? Marks and Spencers and then...
Mitch:
[1:23] Morrison's.
Isi:
[1:24] Morrison's. Is that actually, even more premium?
Mitch:
[1:27] No, Morrison's is a more premium supermarket. M&S, which is actually a clothing store, has like, a small sort of, supermarket section.
Isi:
[1:38] Yeah, M&S. Then not Morrison's, next one. And Tesco's?
Mitch:
[1:45] I think Tesco's and Sainsbury's are kind of locked.
Isi:
[1:49] Sainsbury's and Co-op is also somewhere around them, I'd say. Or is Co-op actually better than Sainsbury's?
Mitch:
[1:55] Co-op is actually probably better than Sainsbury's and Tesco's.
Isi:
[1:57] Saino's, as we call it.
Mitch:
[1:59] Saino's.
Isi:
[2:00] And then probably ASDA, which is a discounter.
Mitch:
[2:05] Yeah.
Isi:
[2:05] And then the German ones.
Mitch:
[2:07] Then the German ones.
Isi:
[2:08] Lidl and Aldi. Where Lidl is better in England and Aldi is not... or?
Mitch:
[2:14] I'd say that Lidl could be above ASDA. ASDA also goes by the other name of ASBOs, which stands for Antisocial Behaviour Order.
Isi:
[2:23] Oh, God. I think ASDA has a lot more to offer, at least.
Mitch:
[2:27] It's usually massive, because it's owned by Walmart.
Isi:
[2:29] Yeah, and they have a lot of, if you like to cook from different cuisines, they have like World's Food Isles and all that. Lidl doesn't have that.
Mitch:
[2:37] Okay, so we're saying Marks & Spencer's M&S, Morrison's Co-op, Sainsbury's and Tesco's, then Asda, Lidl, Aldi. Okay, shall we move on to our actual program?
Isi:
[2:53] I would like to, yes, can I start?
Mitch:
[2:56] Please.
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3: D'you Know What I Mean?
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11/07/22 • 24 min
Join Mitch & Isi as they attempt to stay warm in their cold flat, Isi prescribes lemon and ginger tea to the world. They curate their own one day music festival, Mitch gives up on queuing and Isi tries to become more British... D'you know what I mean!?
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The Easy English Festival: The BEST Music Festival (Easy English 139)
Transcript
Intro
Mitch:
[0:23] Hello. (Hello.) Hello. Welcome to the Easy English Podcast. (Okay.) Episode number three.
Isi:
[0:32] Nobody knows who... who can talk now. (What do we say next?) I'm freezing.
Mitch:
[0:36] Yeah, okay. Describe the situation.
Isi:
[0:40] Should have... we should have made ourselves a tea before. (Very English.) Um... uh, basically, I'm so English now, I... the past two months... I mean, I've always been drinking tea, but now I drink seven or eight teas a day.
Mitch:
[0:55] But not builder's tea. (Not builder's tea.) Which, builders tea is a black tea with a splash of milk. Like a breakfast tea with milk.
Isi:
[1:02] I hate milk in tea. No, I only drink like... things like, lemon/orange/ginger/fennel. Uh... what else?
Mitch:
[1:11] It's your like, homoeopathic remedies, (Peppermint.) isn't it right? (Yeah, basically.) Your witchcraft.
Isi:
[1:15] Even... really, until... into the night, I always drink, only tea, tea, tea. And now we don't have a tea and we're freezing because our heating is broken, again.
Mitch:
[1:24] If you go... if you go to Isi with any illness should just prescribe lemon and ginger tea. I've got bronchitis - lemon and ginger. I've got tuberculosis - lemon and ginger. I've got eczema - lemon and ginger tea.
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68: 10 English Words That Are Actually German
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06/02/25 • 18 min
Mitch and Isi discuss English words that are originally from the German language and answer your questions in our regular segment of 'Unhelpful Advice'
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Intro
Mitch:
[0:22] Is it all on? Is it all going?
Isi:
[0:25] What are we talking about?
Mitch:
[0:27] Hello and welcome to the Easy English Podcast episode... I don't know.
Isi:
[0:34] We don't know anything. We were on holidays. We don't know anything anymore.
Mitch:
[0:38] We're back from Hollibobs. So as we are a bi-national couple, myself being English and Isi...
Isi:
[0:46] Being German.
Mitch:
[0:47] We thought we'd do a topic about German words that are being used in the English vocabulary. We also have some messages from some of our listeners, which we'll play in our Unhelpful Advice section first. But before we do any of that, if you're listening to this podcast as someone who wants to improve their English, let's say you've hit a wall and you just don't know how you can improve it and take it to that next level to become really fluent and understand people like me, native Brits, who are speaking grammatically incorrect and with slang and swearing and maybe even non-native English speakers like Isi, who you think oh that's - Speaking really incorrect. - Who are speaking quickly with an accent and you want to be sounding like them because they're at this C level. With our podcast you are able to download an interactive transcript and what this does is it allows you to listen to the podcast, like you're doing right now, but on your phone on your laptop whether you're at work, commuting to work, sat at home, sat on the toilet, you can learn listening to us however you wish and the interactive transcript will help you by translating each and every sentence that we speak in the podcast into your language of choice. Therefore, you're able to keep up and understand exactly what we're saying and feel like you're improving your English and taking it to that next level, where you can come to the UK and interact with other Brits, other non-native English speakers and hold a nice conversation, make friends and have a great time. So go to easyenglish.video/membership and become a Podcast Member to improve your English with us.
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67: The British Class System
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05/19/25 • 20 min
Mitch and Isi discuss the social class system in the UK and how, just by simply changing your car, supermarket or dog can affect your status. They discuss the upper class and how normal people like you and me can enter this privileged world.
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- The British Social Class Interview: The SOCIAL CLASS System... EXPLAINED (Easy English 191)
Transcript
Intro
Mitch:
[0:22] Hiya, welcome to the Easy English Podcast.
Isi:
[0:27] Poddy.
Mitch:
[0:28] The poddy. The poddy. This week, I wanted to speak about something which we've made an episode on, and I want to ask you for your opinion Isi, now you've been in the UK for some time. We want to speak about the British social class system.
Isi:
[0:46] Okay, I'm in.
Mitch:
[0:47] But before we do that, I just want to do some housekeeping, general housekeeping of the podcast. And that is to firstly, give you another nudge to remind you that we, at the moment in May, have a 50% sale of all of our memberships. That includes this podcast; there is a membership for, which you can join and get an interactive transcript, which helps to translate the entire podcast, interactively - whilst you're listening into your language of choice, to help you keep up and listen along with our podcast. Really useful for if you're someone who is struggling with your English comprehension and want to really understand exactly everything we're saying, because English people, we talk fast, we have really crazy accents and dialects all over the place, for such a small country. And we use a lot of slang and quite frankly, a lot of grammatical errors. And this will help you keep up and listen along with our podcast.
Mitch:
[1:54] We also offer memberships for our videos on YouTube, which is where you can get worksheets and things to help you if you're maybe more of a beginner. And if you're a more proficient English learner, maybe an expert you'd like to say, but you'd like to be able to practice your English speaking, because maybe you don't have any English friends or English speaking friends, then you can join our Conversation Membership for a 50% discount, this May. But you only have... tick, tock, tick, tock, tick, you have less than two weeks to claim your 50% discount. To check it out, all you have to do is go to easyenglish.video/membership to take you to our membership site, to check out all of the memberships we have on offer for 50% off in May. The second thing I want to say is that we forget, always, to mention that if you want to leave a message and feature on our podcast, then you can, you just have to go to easyenglish.fm and you'll find there's a little microphone button you can press and you can ask us questions. Maybe about an English language learning question, an English culture question, or anything you like, we will answer all of your questions.
Mitch:
[3:18] My question for you, Isi, speaking of culture, is; are you aware of this class system? Do you feel it when you're in the UK? Because it's a big cultural topic.
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36: UK vs DE - Childhood
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03/04/24 • 22 min
Mitch and Isi discuss a topic recommended by Easy English Member, Marketa; childhood. Isi explains how her street was a construction area for skate parks, igloos and prison cells. Whilst Mitch tells of crossbows, conker fights and... offensive language. Did any of it happen, or are these just tall tales, recollected from hear-say and distant memories? They also answer Georgia's question about the Royals, in their regular section of Unhelpful Advice.
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- Opinions on the Royal Family: What Do English People Think of the Royal Family? (Easy English 98)
- Reacting to the Queens Jubilee: The Queen's Platinum Jubilee (Easy English 123)
Transcript
Intro
Mitch:
[0:23] Welcome to the Easy English Podcast. Today, we are doing, we're sort of catching up with some requests of things that you've sent us in. We wanted to cover a topic, which one of our members of Easy English; Marketa, one of our longest standing, dearest members, requested us to do a topic, comparing our childhoods from the perspective of growing up in the UK to growing up in Germany.
Isi:
[0:51] That's a good topic.
Mitch:
[0:51] Which is interesting. And they mentioned school and birthday parties, specifically.
Isi:
[0:58] Perfect. I mean, obviously, the kindergarten school system is different. I think that should not be part of it, though. That could be an own topic. What is the difference? I would say in general, the upbringing in both our countries are similar. There's definitely countries where we would find bigger differences.
Mitch:
[1:18] It's hard to compare a little bit, because you grew up in a a 300,000 city and I grew up in a 30,000 town.
Isi:
[1:24] Yeah you're the village boy
Mitch:
[1:27] I'm the cauliflower-eared, village boy.
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63: Great British Culture Quiz
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03/17/25 • 22 min
Why do Brits celebrate November 5th? What time should you arrive to a party? Should you go to the pub with your boss? All these questions... and more, will be answered in this episode's British culture quiz.
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Mitch:
[0:22] Okay, so welcome to episode 63 of the Easy English Podcast.
Mitch:
[0:28] Today, our main topic will be testing not only Isi, but also myself, quite nervously, on a British culture quiz. But, before we go into the quiz, we have a really exciting announcement, that we've been waiting to announce for ages. We will be starting another additional, conversation call. - Pub call. - We have one already, which is on Tuesday evenings, GMT at 18:15. Our new date will be every Wednesday at 12pm GMT. So maybe you're someone who you're quite good at speaking English, or you think you are, but you don't really have a way to practice your conversational English, speaking and listening. And let's say you've got to a certain level and you've hit a wall, this is the place where you should come, to really get to that next level and level-up your English. We will meet every week, twice a week now, and we will just talk about regular topics that you'll be speaking about, when you come to England, when you're working for an English company, or working in England, when you're visiting the UK, because it's all well and good reading a book and understanding the grammar and vocabulary, but when, we British people speak, as Isi can probably testify. - Yeah. - We're using grammatical errors, we're speaking very quickly, we're lazy, we're sloppy.
Mitch:
[1:56] Sorry Brits. - And so, the Easy English call is the best way to really put yourself on the ground and improve your English and really feel comfortable and confident, when you're going to come to the UK, work in the UK, and be able to interact with native speakers.
Isi:
[2:13] And even if you don't come to the UK, but just want to get better with your English, if you live in another English-speaking country, move to another English-speaking country, or just really are interested in the English language, or need it for your job, or because you have friends, partners, from English-speaking countries, whatever your reason is, you might want to improve and level-up your English.
Mitch:
[2:36] So if you are interested in becoming confident and levelling up your English speaking and listening skills, then join our Conversation Membership at easyenglish.video/membership.
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