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Welcome to EnglishPod! In this episode, hosts Marco and Erica dive into the world of real English as spoken in movies and TV shows, focusing on the scenario of watching a movie in a theater. They introduce key phrases like "inconsiderate," "keep it down," "not such a big deal," "switch it off," and "can't hear a thing." The dialogue revolves around common cinema etiquette issues, such as dealing with noisy people and phones ringing during a movie. The hosts provide cultural insights from Canada, Ecuador, and Switzerland regarding movie-watching habits. Listeners will learn polite and potentially sarcastic ways to ask others to be quiet, emphasizing the importance of tone in communication.

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In this episode, hosts Marco and Erica dive into real-life English used in movies and TV shows, focusing on common phrases and behaviors at the cinema. They introduce key vocabulary like "inconsiderate," "keep it down," "not such a big deal," "switch it off," and "can't hear a thing." Through dialogues and examples, they explore how these phrases are used in context, particularly addressing the annoyance of phones ringing during movies. They discuss cultural differences in movie-watching habits from Canada, Ecuador, and Switzerland, emphasizing polite and sometimes sarcastic uses of "do you mind."  

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Welcome to EnglishPod, where Marco and Erica dive into real, everyday English. In this episode, we explore the world of computer viruses. We learn key vocabulary like "virus" and "froze", and phrases such as "infected file" and "not up to date." Through a dialogue between two characters dealing with a problematic computer, listeners get to hear practical language used in tech-related situations. We also cover useful phrases like "I'll be right up" and "it turns out that" to enhance your English fluency. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just need to know how to talk about computer issues, this episode equips you with the language you need. 

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Join Marco and Amira on EnglishPod as they explore the nuances of hotel check-ins with a focus on a hotel situation where a guest, Anthony Roberts, unexpectedly receives a complimentary upgrade to the presidential suite due to a mix-up and the hotel being overbooked. This episode teaches you essential phrases like "I have a reservation under the name," "there seems to be a mix-up," and what it means when a hotel is "overbooked." They also discuss the concept of a "complementary upgrade," sharing personal stories of being upgraded to first class on flights or trains. This lesson is perfect for travelers or anyone interested in understanding common hotel interactions in English. 

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Welcome to EnglishPod where hosts Marco and Amira delve into a dialogue about requesting an assistant in the workplace. In this episode, we follow Tony, who, facing an understaffed office, suggests hiring an intern to his boss. They explore key phrases such as "resources," "understaffed," "the timing is just not right," "weight off my shoulders," "give me a hand," and "keep our costs down." The conversation takes a humorous turn when Tony expects a female intern but meets Adam instead, highlighting potential biases in expectations. Marco and Amira discuss the role of interns, sharing personal insights on how internships can lead to valuable experience or employment. 

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Welcome to EnglishPod with hosts Marco and Amira, where today's lesson tackles the universal annoyance of cutting in line or jumping the queue. We explore a dialogue where impatience in New York leads to a confrontation over line etiquette. Key vocabulary includes "unbelievable," "there’s no way," "cut in line," and "sue me," providing insights into expressing frustration and rudeness in English. Special guest Sarah from England shares her perspective on queueing, highlighting cultural differences between American and British norms. This episode humorously navigates through scenarios of line cutting, teaching you phrases and cultural nuances. 

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Join Marco and Erica on EnglishPod as they dive into the world of travel, specifically focusing on the quintessential road trip. In this episode, listeners learn real-life English used in everyday situations like preparing for a journey. The dialogue features a couple ensuring they're set for their trip, discussing essentials like "munchies," "fill up the tank," and "pit stop." Key phrases such as "we’ve got all our bases covered" and "let’s get going" are explored to enhance fluency. Erica shares her experiences with family road trips to Northern Canada, while Marco talks about road trips with friends to Las Vegas. This lesson is packed with practical vocabulary and phrases to get you ready for your next adventure. 

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Welcome to EnglishPod, where Marco and Erica teach you how to communicate when you're sick. In this episode, we explore key phrases and vocabulary for calling in sick to work. We dive into terms like "quite ill," "flu," "headache," "sore throat," "running nose," "slightly feverish," and "recover." Through a dialogue featuring Julie calling her boss, we learn phrases like "I'm coming down with," "calling in sick," and "take the day off." Erica and Marco share amusing anecdotes about calling in sick, including the concept of "personal days" in Canada. This lesson is essential for anyone looking to express illness professionally or perhaps just needing a day off. 

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In this episode, hosts Marco and Amira dive into a dialogue set in a restaurant, focusing on the interaction between a waiter named Fabio and an impatient customer. They explore common English phrases like "I'm still working on it," "coke and fries," "complimentary glass of wine," "I'll go with," and "grab." The episode highlights the importance of politeness and context in dining situations, explaining how the customer's casual attitude clashes with the restaurant's more formal setting. Marco and Amira provide practical examples of each phrase, making it easier for English learners to understand and use these expressions in daily life. 

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