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Welcome to Episode 11 – Talking about age in English. For today’s lesson, we are going to look at how to talk about age in English. This can be a sensitive topic in some cultures, so I hope you’ll find the information here helpful for your English conversations.
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Comments 8
Hello again, Teacher Michael!
Here are my answers:
1. Jack met his girlfriend’s family for the first time yesterday.
2. His girlfriend’s grandmother got angry with Jack when Jack asked her how old she was.
I was 10 years old when I started learning English. I am really crazy about learning foreign languages.
This is very useful podcast indeed. I really loved it!
Thank you a lot, Teacher Michael! 🙂
Hi Nadira. Nice job on the questions, and thanks for the kind comments. Let me know if you have any suggestions for a lesson here 🙂
Hello,
1. Jack met his girlfriend’s family yesterday.
2. His girlfriend’s grand mother got angry. Because she got asked how old she is.
I first started studying english when I was 26.
Michael,
I can not here some words in the conversation, I put the question mark below. please help me.
-Hi Jane
-Hi Jack
-Why don’t ..?.?.?
-Oh! I really messed up when I met my girlfriend’s family for the first time yesterday.
-What happened?
-Well! Her grand mother is quite old but energetic and I tried to compliment her then I asked her how old she was. She got really angry.
-Oh Jack! Don’t you know never ask a woman how old she is
Yap, That can be a little dangerous.”
I’m 27 now. ^_^
Hi Huyen. Thanks for your message. I would have never asked 😉
Jane said, “Why the long face?” This idiom means, “You look sad today, why?”
Thanks you Michael! One more useful idiom I got known from you.
Oh great! I’m happy to hear that 🙂
be Helpful, Tks a lot !
Thanks, Lee!