Simplified Speech #196 – Heat waves and cold snaps

Culips English Podcast

In this Simplified Speech episode, Andrew and Kassy talk about dealing with extreme weather, such as heat waves and cold snaps. They discuss their favorite methods for staying cool during heat waves. Then, they share experiences about staying warm during cold snaps, including the use of heating gadgets.

By listening to this episode, you will learn how to talk about weather and temperature. You’ll also pick up new vocabulary and learn about cultural differences in a fun and easy-to-follow discussion. Join Andrew and Kassy as they share stories and tips about coping with extreme temperatures, helping you improve your English skills along the way!

What You Will Learn:

• Vocabulary related to weather and temperature, such as “heat wave,” “cold snap,” and more!
• Cultural differences in dealing with extreme weather conditions in countries like Canada, the USA, South Korea, Australia, and Thailand.
• Comparisons between Eastern and Western approaches to dealing with extreme temperatures.

How You Will Improve Your English with This Episode:

• Expand your vocabulary with weather-related terms and expressions used in everyday conversations.
• Learn to describe personal experiences related to different weather conditions.
• Improve your listening skills by following a natural conversation between two native English speakers.
• Enhance your communication skills by sharing your own experiences with extreme weather on our Discord server.

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