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9Hello and welcome to a Teaching Tuesday! We hope you are doing great today! In today’s episode you will learn how to express yourself like a native English speaker! Here are the phrases that you will learn: “tongue-in-cheek” “rich” experience I’ve been meaning to do... Read More
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1:46 what prompt that sort of change?
1:49 i think like a lot of time not doing as much as we are going out doing more and you know i also just knew things that developing in NY that i am seeing a lot of so new exciting things.
2:16 how to fall in love when you are abroad with the place you are in.
1.rich experience(full meaningful robust)
4:34 i just try different chili. there were amateurs. there were pros. so anyone could set up chili table and bring their own recipe, like i could done it. and the restaurant also had a table, so the amateurs compete against pros.
2 be meaning to do anything
5:26 i've been meaning to try the met (Metropolitan Museum) or the moma (Museum of Modern Art).
6:03 this isn't solely for NY. this is all around. but that is vengo() experience. it is like a haul() experience. it is like going vengo. it is kind going all around the country and pulling all over the world.
6:47 i've been meaning to hike more ____.i've only hike two or three, but this is a lifestyle.
3.to get to somewhere(find a way and move youself to a place or a event, physically arrive there)
9:40 what i end up doing is scooter.
10:14 i think it depends on the city, the city bike city, the city makes decision on it. but it is so easy because all you get to do is paying on your phone. you pick up anywhere. you drop foo anywhere. and it just simpler than the bike. it is cheaper than the lift, like a car, ride car service, easier than the taxi and as fast as walking.