S3 E1: A Lazy Day - Advanced English Podcast - Daily Life English - UK US

[@merveuslu5283]

Since I have a kid, having a lazy day, taking it easy, doing nothing is just a dream for me 😅 but if I had, I would probably sleep in till noon, get up and head out to a bakery to grab my favourite things for breakfast. As I am Turkish, I would probably drink tea all day, one after the other till I see the bottom of the teapot😅 listening to my favourite songs that I have added to the queue on KZbin, vegging out on mu sofa, watching some travelling videos and dreaming about my next trip would be the things that I do the whole day. I might even doze off while sprawling on the couch, for dinner I would have sth easy or order food and enjoy it. ❤

[@highlevellistening]

Sounds like the perfect lazy day! 😊 We really hope you can have one soon!

[@supermonnerat]

I Love how you Express the meaning of words. Natural and revealing. You até the best!

[@highlevellistening]

That's so kind of you to say!

[@MDAbirHossain-l5p]

Thank you so much🎉🎉🎉

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You're very welcome!

[@ivan51748]

Cool video! Ty 😊

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks for watching!

[@rosanacardoso8046]

The word "Nada", is used in both Portuguese and Spanish. When I'm having my lasy day, I don't do anything ( Nada). 🤭😅 Kind... I get vegging on the sofa. Definitely, I have no idea if I made the sentence correctly. 😅 Great job, teachers. By the way, someone's eyes are highlighted in this class. 👏🏼

[@Клавер-г9п]

По руски,НАДА. ВПЕРИВОДЕ. НУЖНО.😅

[@highlevellistening]

It's so much fun to see how languages are connected! - I like vegging on the sofa - I want to just veg on the sofa - I have been vegging all day "To veg" is a regular verb, so you can use it in any of the above ways!

[@highlevellistening]

I didn't know you could say it in Russian too! Very cool!

[@SarahMwanza-qw1vz]

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[@InN894]

​@@Клавер-г9пне нада , а надо!!!. Нет такого слова "НАДА"!

[@andrea00f]

😂😂😂 listening to you both, now I'm starting to think I'm a bit of an anxious person... 🤔🤭😆 I couldn't (by no means) remain in bed until 10...!!!! I think in my pets... wanting to go out for pee... so I have to get up, open the door for them to feel free at the garden...❤ then, refill their water and food pots, then my plants!!!! So, water them, taking the old leaves off them... and I'm on the day (how do you say...) already active... All the rest you said, is fairly true to me 😊. Hanging around with a cup of Coffee, listening to chill out music, watching films, and -of course- scrolling the phone... 😂😂😂❤ Love for both!!!

[@highlevellistening]

Haha thanks so much for sharing! It sounds like even on "lazy" days you are still very busy! Pets definitely always need our attention, and they know their food schedules very well too! 😂

[@darshaniprathibha4522]

Interesting content .. thank you teacher ❤🎉

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks so much, we're glad you're enjoying it!

[@mahmudamadhobi6447]

taking a cup of tea , watching your podcast or listening music.

[@highlevellistening]

That sounds like a perfect way to spend a quiet morning ☕️🫖

[@alfredonieto4412]

Thanks Kat and Mark. Great lesson! actually, I realize I almost never have a lazy day totake it easy or to mooch about. It sounds great to start planning those more frequently! Best wishes.

[@highlevellistening]

It sounds like you're due for a lazy day then! 😉

[@ДмитрийОстапов-г7э]

Hi, guys! I watch your lessons regularly and really enjoy them. You’re awesome!

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks so much for your kind words! 😃

[@nadiiashyshko7430]

I am happy to find leaning videos in English I really enjoy. Thank you so much for what you are doing!🌻

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks so much - we're so glad you're enjoying our channel!

[@camiller5002]

very useful again ! keep on these very in-depth talks !

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks very much! We're glad you enjoyed it!

[@nourhouda1480]

I have never thought about a lazy day Thanks for letting me think about it. It's just a great video . We appreciate your work and efforts. Thanks

[@highlevellistening]

We're so glad you enjoyed it!

[@jayammaperumal8590]

Hello my dear excellent teachers ❤

[@highlevellistening]

Good morning!

[@samantharajapaksha6529]

It was a very important lesson for me.thank you kat and mark..

[@highlevellistening]

We're so glad you found it helpful! 😊

[@LuiginaMoschioni-kv5cy]

Thank you very much ❤❤🎉🎉I am very happy 😊😊🍀🐞💯👀🇮🇹

[@highlevellistening]

You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching us once again!

[@MariaSalimee-t8h]

Thanks a lot ❤🎉 You are the best.....😎🥰

[@highlevellistening]

You're very welcome, we're glad you're enjoying the show! 😊

[@SofiaDelEgido]

Thank you so much for all these wonderful lessons.😊

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Glad you like them! Thanks for joining us today!

[@Hiba-yg9qc]

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[@highlevellistening]

Thanks for your support! We hope you enjoy the episode!

[@Hiba-yg9qc]

@ yes thank you for your time

[@HamzaOudouhouali]

After 6 months i Will speak English like you teachers nchalah ❤

[@highlevellistening]

You can do it! 💪

[@LuisaManenti-n6t]

Hello, always excellent teachers, I think it’s a good idea to recap at the end of the lesson

[@highlevellistening]

Thank you! 😃 We're always looking for ways to improve the podcast

[@Stella_Del_Mattino]

Hey👋, same here. Love slacking off in my jammies until midday or even later, Kat 😊😊. There’s no way I’m giving up such a delightful ‘vice’. 🤙🤙😊😊 The ‘achieve zero’ + ‘veg on the sofa’ policy is just bang on, Mark! On my lazy days, I just love panning out into a couch potato 😂😂😎😎🤙🤙 A top-notch clip, on target as always 👏. 🇮🇹

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks so much as always Stella! 100% agree - vegging on the sofa is unmatched!

[@semihaadyaman1477]

Today my if day ,i am vegging on sofa ,because i am in lazy day ,on the other hand i am listening you ❤

[@highlevellistening]

Sounds like the perfect day for our podcast! 😊

[@비타민C-d3y]

Super nice to be listening this podcast

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Thanks so much for listening!

[@KASIPAGLOVETV]

fantastic idol👌🫡

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[@CreativeJack]

Heeello our lovely teachers ❤️ we soo love your lessons, (Jack 30 y.o from S.Korea)

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks so much Jack! We're so glad you like our channel!

[@ТетянаПік-д5ж]

❤ wonderful video, thanks so much 🤩

[@highlevellistening]

You’re welcome 😊

[@EzozaKhazratkulova]

Thanks a bunch! From Uzbekistan 🎉

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks for joining us we’re happy that you’re here!

[@motherschooltomsk]

Sounds very nice🎉 my lazy day is such cozy as you)))

[@highlevellistening]

Haha perfect!

[@LalalaMobiteli]

Such a great content! Keep going this way! Maybe you could add conversation regarding job funtion or type of industry.

[@highlevellistening]

Interesting suggestion! We have some work related episodes, and we're definitely willing to make more!

[@Timarezaeiroshan]

Amazing Teachers😍❤️

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks so much!

[@HalaAlhala-cv6vk]

Thank you I get benefits from you 🎉

[@highlevellistening]

Great to hear!

[@kenyup7936]

Thanks!

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks so much as always Ken! We're always grateful for your support 🙏

[@hamidoukonate2662]

I like it

[@highlevellistening]

Glad to hear it!

[@Natalia-h4u2t]

Hi! Thank you! what's the difference between "unwind" and "wind down"?

[@highlevellistening]

Great question! - "to unwind" is to relax. You might watch TV to unwind, listen to music to unwind, go to the beach, or have a nice bath to wind down and slowly, gently relax. - "to wind down" is a little bit different. We often say "to wind down in the evenings", and this means we prepare ourselves for bed. This usually involves doing relaxing things, like having a bath, but it also means preparing for bed, so turning off the lights, turning down the TV volume, brushing your teeth and making your home nice and dark and quiet so you can go to sleep easily. I hope that makes sense!

[@ЗулейхаАзимова-я2т]

Thanks a million, dear teachers! What about the expression "a couch potato"?

[@highlevellistening]

Good question. "A couch potato" means lazy but in a bad way. It sounds more like a bad habit or a bad personailty trait. They don't get up and help, they don't want to help or work or do anything and this is kind of annoying for other people. Hope that makes sense!

[@miranda7747]

My lazy day is lazy, vegging on the sofa, mostly watching the TV or tablet from Morning to Evening:-) By "ultimate" do you mean final maybe there? Thank you!

[@highlevellistening]

Sounds lovely! By "ultimate" I meant "perfect" or "the best" 😀

[@miranda7747]

@@highlevellistening oh, really? Thank you! 😅 I actually did not know ultimate had that meaning :-)

[@kovalskine1740]

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[@highlevellistening]

Thanks for studying with us once again!

[@gustavobriceno5231]

🎉🎉🎉

[@sezentaylan2372]

Hello from Turkey İstanbul🎈

[@highlevellistening]

Hello from us! 👋

[@francisalguacil7116]

Hello Kat and Mark Can we also say : it’s a you day ??

[@highlevellistening]

Good question - weirdly, I think we can only say: "a me day." If I talk about myself: "It's been a long time since I've had [a "me" day.] If I talk to my friend: "It's been a long time since you've had [a "me" day]. OR "Go home and relax. You deserve a "me" day." So even when we're talking to other people, we still use the same phrase. Weird! Hope that helps!

[@francisalguacil7116]

Thanks for your answer!! Very useful and probably one less mistake for me!!! Thank you

[@alihemassian7059]

Take it easy Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy

[@BVperera]

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[@highlevellistening]

Thanks for watching!

[@subratasanyal5205]

Make a vedeo over loadshedding (electricity).

[@highlevellistening]

We would would if that was our area of expertise, unfortunately neither of us know what that is 😄

[@JK007_VR46]

Hello teachers 👋

[@highlevellistening]

Hello there! 👋

[@raularcella6856]

Is there any difference between properly and appropriately?

[@highlevellistening]

Good question. "Properly" can have 2 meanings. 1. Completely / Fully / Totally (that's how we used it in this episode) 2. Correctly - this can mean correctly using a machine, a device, or doing something "correctly" socially, like shaking hands with someone when you meet them or using their "proper title" (sir, missus, ma'am). "Appropriately" is most similar to the second meaning. If you do something properly, then you do it respectfully or correctly in regards to social etiquette. Hope that makes sense!

[@raularcella6856]

Thank you so much!

[@rainlove9226]

How can we have a lazy day and take it easy with some kids to take care of 😢

[@highlevellistening]

Send them to grandma and grandpa's house! 😄 We hope you can have your own lazy day nice and soon!

[@JetherRodrigues]

Nada = Nothing, Nada -> Brazilian word for nothing...

[@highlevellistening]

Perfect!

[@YonasGolentaw]

thank you so much

[@highlevellistening]

Thanks for listening!

[@jjj0123c]

Thank you so much❤

[@highlevellistening]

You're welcome 😊

[@AhmedAli-r1r6x]

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[@Timarezaeiroshan]

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