Simplified Speech #195 – Live sports
Episode description:
In this Simplified Speech episode, Andrew and Kassy share their experiences attending live sporting events in various countries, including Canada, the USA, Korea, Thailand, and Taiwan. They discuss the exciting atmosphere, food options, ticket prices, and cultural differences between watching sports in different parts of the world.
By listening to this episode, you will gain a better understanding of how to talk about sports and live events in English. You’ll also pick up new vocabulary words and learn about cultural differences in an engaging and easy-to-follow discussion. Join Andrew and Kassy as they share their passion for sports and help you improve your English skills along the way!
What you will learn
- Vocabulary related to sports and live events, such as “seeded,” “concession,” and “jumbotron”
- Insights into the sports culture and fan experiences in different countries
- Comparisons between the cost and availability of food and drinks at stadiums around the world
- Opinions on watching sports on TV versus attending live events
How you will improve your English with this episode
- Expand your vocabulary with sports-related terms and expressions
- Learn to discuss and compare cultural experiences using clear language
- Improve your listening skills by following a natural conversation between two native English speakers
- Improve your communication skills by discussing this episode with other Culips listeners on our Discord server
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Simplified Speech #195 – Live sports
Episode description: In this Simplified Speech episode, Andrew and Kassy share their experiences attending live sporting events in various countries, including Canada, the USA, Korea, Thailand, and Taiwan. They discuss the exciting atmosphere, food options, ticket prices, and cultural differences between watching sports in different parts of the world. By listening to this episode, you will gain a better understanding of how to talk about sports and live events in English. You'll also pick up new vocabulary words and learn about cultural differences in an engaging and easy-to-follow discussion. Join Andrew and Kassy as they share their passion for sports and help you improve your English skills along the way! What you will learn
- Vocabulary related to sports and live events, such as "seeded," "concession," and "jumbotron"
- Insights into the sports culture and fan experiences in different countries
- Comparisons between the cost and availability of food and drinks at stadiums around the world
- Opinions on watching sports on TV versus attending live events
- Expand your vocabulary with sports-related terms and expressions
- Learn to discuss and compare cultural experiences using clear language
- Improve your listening skills by following a natural conversation between two native English speakers
- Improve your communication skills by discussing this episode with other Culips listeners on our Discord server
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Sign inHosts: Andrew Bates and Kassy White
Music: Something Elated by Broke for Free
Episode preparation/research: Andrew Bates
Audio editor: Andrew Bates or Marshall Vaillancourt
Transcriptionist: Heather Bates
Study guide writer: Indiana Brown
English editor: Alina Morozova
Operations: Tsuyoshi Kaneshima
Image: Tembela Bohle (pexels.com)
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