38. English for Dating - Julie from English Etc
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English with Rob
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Julie from English Etc with Julie is my guest today. She is a Canadian English teacher (and HR Management graduate) currently living in Dubai. She posts really useful content on Instagram for English learners (links below), so I invited her on to the show.
TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE
- Useful vocabulary for dating
- Good and bad dating experiences
- Useful practices for dating conversation
- Dating do's and dating don'ts
EXTRAS FROM THE PODCAST
English Etc with Julie's ebooks:
- English Conversation Made Simple
https://crafty-motivator-3560.ck.page/35320c6aa5
- 1000 English Words and Expressions
https://speakenglishwithtiffani.ac-page.com/lp-1000-english-words-and-expressions
Here is some of the useful vocabulary we discuss:
- To go on a date/to have a date/a date (event)/a date (person)
- Single (adj)/To be seeing someone/To be an item/To be in a relationship
- To have a crush on someone/a crush (noun) (USA)
- To fancy someone (UK)
- To flirt
- To have chemistry/to click
- To ask someone out
- To hit on someone
- To have a fling (a short, intense relationship)
USEFUL LIINKS
English Etc with Julie's Website: https://englishetc.com/
English Etc with Julie on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLM0_74Ai-QekFIyxrLCH6A
English Etc with Julie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/englishetc_with_julie/
English with Rob on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RADEnglish
English with Rob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/english_with_rob/
Thank you for listening (or for reading this, at least).
Rob.
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