Learn English with podcast 35 for beginners to intermediates |THE COMMON WORDS | English podcast

Welcome to Simply Explained English channel. Dive into the world of English with the Simply Explained podcast! Join Lisa and Eric as they make learning English fun and easy. Each episode, including this one, focuses on expanding your vocabulary with words like "to pull someone's leg " and "Tooffer" improving your English conversation skills through example dialogues and providing practical tips for everyday use. Perfect for learners, beginners, and intermediates, this podcast is your go-to for mastering English words and engaging in effective English conversation practice. Don't miss out on this improving English learning journey!
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[@SimplyExplained-tf5lu]

Thank you for your advice. Yeah, why not? We can teach them in future podcasts.Thank you for your comment and for watching!

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Thank you for your feedback. But they already speak slower than the average. If they speak slower, it might not be very good for your listening skills because native speakers speak much faster. But we'll think about it anyway.