Thank you so much! 😊 Shadowing is an excellent idea to improve your English skills. We’re glad our podcast can be part of your daily routine-keep up the great work! 🌟✨🎧
It's helping me a lot,and that break down of vocabulary is so nice keep doing like this vdo and don't forget about voccabs .Thank u so much❤ Keep growing 💗
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"buckle up" means get ready for something exciting or important. Sentence from the Podcast: "Well, listeners, buckle up because we’ve got stories like these and so much more coming your way." The phrase comes from the idea of fastening your seatbelt before an exciting ride. Here, it’s used to tell listeners to prepare for the exciting stories ahead. 😊✨
Great question! 😊 'Snap out of it' doesn’t mean losing control-it actually means the opposite. It’s about regaining control or focus after being distracted, lost in thought, or overwhelmed. Sentence From the script: "and when I finally snap out of it, my group is gone. Like, totally gone." Daniel was so distracted or dazed-probably because he was lost in thought or overwhelmed by the sarcophagus. When he finally regained focus and awareness of his surroundings, he realized that his group had already left and was completely gone. So, 'snap out of it' here refers to him mentally coming back to reality after being preoccupied." Hope that helps! ✨😊✨
A "cheat sheet" is a quick and easy reference guide that contains key information or tips to help you understand or remember something. Here, it means a personal guide for each story that includes important vocabulary, examples, and activities to make learning easier and more effective. It’s like a handy shortcut to mastering the content! 😊✨
A spoiler is a piece of information that reveals important plot details about a book, movie, TV show, or any story. It can ruin the surprise or suspense for someone who hasn’t experienced it yet. For example: If someone tells you the ending of a movie before you watch it, that’s a spoiler. Saying, "The hero dies in the end," would spoil the surprise. People often say, "Spoiler alert!" before sharing such details to warn others. 😊✨
In simple terms, "epic" means something big, impressive, or extraordinary. If someone says, "I bet you’ve got some epic stories," they’re saying you probably have exciting, unforgettable, or amazing stories to share. 😊 Hope this helps! ✨
The plant maize is spelled M-A-I-Z-E, while a MAZE is a complex network of paths or passages designed to challenge or confuse people. You can Google 'maze' to see some images for a better understanding! 😊
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It's helping me a lot,and that break down of vocabulary is so nice keep doing like this vdo and don't forget about voccabs .Thank u so much❤
Keep growing 💗
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What does the expression " buckle up" mean in this podcast?
"buckle up" means get ready for something exciting or important.
Sentence from the Podcast: "Well, listeners, buckle up because we’ve got stories like these and so much more coming your way."
The phrase comes from the idea of fastening your seatbelt before an exciting ride. Here, it’s used to tell listeners to prepare for the exciting stories ahead. 😊✨
snap out of it means losing control?
Great question! 😊 'Snap out of it' doesn’t mean losing control-it actually means the opposite. It’s about regaining control or focus after being distracted, lost in thought, or overwhelmed.
Sentence From the script:
"and when I finally snap out of it, my group is gone. Like, totally gone."
Daniel was so distracted or dazed-probably because he was lost in thought or overwhelmed by the sarcophagus. When he finally regained focus and awareness of his surroundings, he realized that his group had already left and was completely gone. So, 'snap out of it' here refers to him mentally coming back to reality after being preoccupied." Hope that helps! ✨😊✨
Is it possible that when Charlotte says key vocabularies , the vocabularies will be written in lowercase letters and not uppercase!?
Yes, sure! 😊 We can definitely do that. We'll keep this in mind while editing our next videos. Thank you for the suggestion!
What's a " cheat sheet" in here?
A "cheat sheet" is a quick and easy reference guide that contains key information or tips to help you understand or remember something.
Here, it means a personal guide for each story that includes important vocabulary, examples, and activities to make learning easier and more effective. It’s like a handy shortcut to mastering the content! 😊✨
What is a Spoiler?
A spoiler is a piece of information that reveals important plot details about a book, movie, TV show, or any story. It can ruin the surprise or suspense for someone who hasn’t experienced it yet.
For example:
If someone tells you the ending of a movie before you watch it, that’s a spoiler.
Saying, "The hero dies in the end," would spoil the surprise.
People often say, "Spoiler alert!" before sharing such details to warn others. 😊✨
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How can you make this voice over from AI ?
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What kind of story is an "epic story"?
In simple terms, "epic" means something big, impressive, or extraordinary. If someone says, "I bet you’ve got some epic stories," they’re saying you probably have exciting, unforgettable, or amazing stories to share. 😊 Hope this helps! ✨
Which accent?
The accent used in our episodes is American. 😊 Hope you enjoy and find it helpful!" ✨
Labyrinth like a maze? ( plant? )
The plant maize is spelled M-A-I-Z-E, while a MAZE is a complex network of paths or passages designed to challenge or confuse people. You can Google 'maze' to see some images for a better understanding! 😊
@SpeakEnglishWithClass THANKS! Yeah, I misspelled ot. You see, I knew that word but when you don't use it for long time, it usually slips out of your mind.