Episode 2: New Year's Eve/Day Traditions

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This week we are talking about New Year's Eve/Day traditions including kissing at midnight, traditional foods, champagne toasts, noisemakers, and New Year’s resolutions. We also discuss various examples of slang and idioms.

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Episode 2: New Year's Eve/Day Traditions

Unbounded Compass

published 7 years ago

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