SHADOW with me in English - Improve your listening skills and pronunciation - Evy Poumpouras

[@s07mh]

Thanks , great lesson

[@thepsychgenius]

What does it mean to go out on loan here

[@LingoAdventure]

Hi, sorry for the late response. In this case it means to go and help another team temporarily. This was not her regular job or assignment, but she was asked to help out based on her previous experience. It's like borrowing an employee for some period of time. I hope this helps.

[@thepsychgenius]

6:00 What did you say here, could you write it out for me? Was it: African Ch?

[@LingoAdventure]

Hey, sorry I didn't respond earlier. The linguistic term is affricate. The two affricates in English are CH as in choice and J as in job. I hope this helps.