🎙️In this podcast episode, we discuss the phrase, "I would love to." You'll learn how this common expression is used in everyday English conversations, helping you to use it more naturally. You will hear how to express feelings like excitement, nervousness, and even sarcasm using this phrase.

🗣️We'll explore different ways to use this phrase with a personal story so you can hear multiple example sentences. You'll hear how native speakers express their desires, hopes, and plans, picking up things that textbooks often don't teach. The episode continues with a discussion about future plans and hypothetical situations. Whether you're offering help, accepting an invitation, or simply expressing a wish, "I would love to" is a fantastic phrase to add to your vocabulary.

✍️By the end of this episode, you'll feel more confident using "I would love to" in various contexts. Join us and practice saying “I would love to” in different situations. We encourage you to practice using the phrase in your own sentences and share your them in the comments. Don't miss this opportunity to learn English in context, with real emotions, real experiences, and real language!

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📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Go over: To review or examine something.

2) Physical fitness: The state of being physically healthy and strong.

3) Recovery: The process of regaining health or strength

4) Wildlife sanctuaries: Protected areas where wild animals can live safely.

5) Enthusiastic: Having or showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.

6) Distant future: A time far away from the present.

7) Sarcastic: Using irony in order to mock or convey contempt.

8) Ironic: Happening in a way that is contrary to what is expected, and typically causes wry amusement because of this.

9) Tone: The general character or attitude of a piece of writing, situation, etc.

10) Cheery: Happy and optimistic.

🇺🇸 In this episode of the Learn English Podcast, we talk about "Americanisms" – those everyday things that are normal in American culture, but may feel surprising or even strange to people from other countries. We'll explore customs and practices that Americans are used to, but which are often unique to the U.S. compared to other countries.

🗣️We'll talk about common dining experiences, including tipping and what to expect when you run your card at a restaurant. You’ll also learn about typical American homes, how people do laundry, and America's strong "car culture". Never heard of a drive-thru convenience store? Don't worry, you'll tell you all about it!

🎧If you're curious about these everyday differences, or if you simply want to build your English skills, be sure to follow along with this episode. This episode is full of real-life vocabulary, natural expressions, and clear explanations to help you improve your listening skills and grow your English vocabulary. You’ll hear common words and phrases used in daily American life, and you’ll learn how to use them in your own conversations. Perfect for intermediate English learners looking to expand their vocabulary, understand cultural context, and improve listening comprehension!

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📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Used to – Familiar with something through repeated experience.

2) To be expected – Normal or typical in a certain place or culture.

3) Convenience – The state of being easy, quick, or comfortable to use.

4) Stay open (late) – Remain open for business until late hours.

5) Tipping / Tip – Giving extra money to someone (like a waiter) for good service.

6) Car culture – A society where most people use personal cars for daily activities.

7) Drive-through (or drive-thru) – A service that lets you stay in your car to buy food, medicine, or banking services.

8) Free refill – A drink that can be filled again at no extra cost.

9) Fountain drink – A soda that comes from a machine, not a bottle or can.

10) Dryer / Drier – A machine that uses heat to dry clothes after washing.

11) Clothesline – A rope used for hanging wet clothes to dry (less common in the US).

12) Ubiquitous – Very common or found everywhere

🌮Are you curious about the best food to try in Los Angeles? Los Angeles is one of the most diverse cities in the United States. And in this episode of the Learn English Podcast, we explore the unique food and culture in LA.

🎙️This episode explains how different immigrant groups have shaped the city. You will learn about the many different communities that live there and how their cultures influence the food you can find. You will learn about popular neighborhoods like Koreatown, Little Tokyo, Thai Town, and many more. You will also hear about special dishes, street food, and local favorites that you should try when visiting LA.

🎧The episode is spoken at a clear and natural speed to help you follow along easily. It is perfect for English learners who want to improve their vocabulary and listening skills while learning something interesting. You'll expand your English vocabulary with food-related terms and insights into Los Angeles' multicultural identity. Get ready to discover new words, exciting food, and the rich culture that makes LA such a special place!

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📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Ethnically diverse: having many different ethnic or cultural groups.

2) Minority-majority city: a city where the combined population of all minority groups forms a majority.

3) Descent: the origin or background of a person in terms of family or nationality.

4) Love letter: a message or expression of deep admiration and affection for something (not necessarily a person).

5) Tamales: Mexican food made with corn dough and filling

6) Menudo: a traditional Mexican soup with tripe - the stomach of a cow

7) Elote: Corn on the cob, usually grilled and topped with mayonnaise, cheese, chili powder, and lime.

8) Bibimbap: A rice bowl topped with vegetables, meat, egg, and spicy sauce.

9) Fusion food: cuisine that combines elements of different culinary traditions.

10) Adobo: Meat (usually chicken or pork) marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic.

11) Halo-halo: A cold dessert with shaved ice, sweet beans, fruits, and ice cream.

12) Pad Thai: Stir-fried rice noodles with shrimp or chicken, eggs, peanuts, and bean sprouts.

13) Pad See Ew: a stir-fried noodle dish made with wide rice noodles, soy sauce, vegetables, and a choice of meat or tofu.

14) Dim sum: small Chinese dishes served in steamer baskets

15) Boba: a sweet drink with chewy tapioca balls

16) Pho: A soup with noodles, meat, herbs, and broth.

17) Banh Mi: A sandwich on a French baguette with meat, vegetables, and sauces.

18) Soul food: traditional African American food from the South