On Thursday – "The One-Word Upgrade," listeners learned how to replace common phrases with more natural and powerful vocabulary. Instead of saying "very tired," they learned "exhausted" and "drained." Instead of "very busy," they learned "swamped," and instead of "very angry," they learned "furious."

Jessica Dada

He Laoshi

On Friday – "FOMO vs. JOMO," the lesson focused on popular modern expressions. DJ Zwe explained "FOMO" (Fear of Missing Out), "JOMO" (Joy of Missing Out), and the idiom "to each their own," which means everyone has different preferences and that's perfectly okay.

On Thursday – "The Double Agent Words," listeners learned what contronyms are through examples like "oversight" (supervision or an unintentional mistake), "screen" (to display or to hide), and "custom" (a tradition or something specially made for one person).

Jessica Dada

He Laoshi

Jessica Dada

He Laoshi

On Friday – "Rainy Season Edition," the focus shifted to weather-related English. DJ Zwe introduced phrases including "it's raining cats and dogs," "it's bucketing down" (heavy rain), "soaked to the bone" (completely wet), and "when it rains, it pours" (one problem is often followed by more).