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• Rays - Short for "sun rays"
• Porch - the front of a house or building
• Chillin' out - slang for not doing much
• Gang - a group of people
• Insightful - smart
• Picnic - a meal eaten outdoors, usually at a park
• Guru - a spiritual teacher
• Açaí - a delicious Brazilian fruit
• Hatch - an opening allowing passage from one side to another
• Pour - to cause a liquid to flow out from a container
• Sorbet - a dessert containing frozen fruit, similar to ice cream
• Grammys - awards for music
• Emmys - awards for movies
• Sock - what you put on your feet before before your shoes
• Sleeves - the part of your shirt that touches your arm
• Expose - to make visible
• Speech - a discourse given to an audience
• Mess - something that is dirty or disorganized
• Fair weather friend - mentioned in Episode #17 - Expressions related to Weather
• All ears - paying complete attention
• Fire at - shoot at

• Hangout III - Using the Internet to Learn English - watch the video or download the audio
• Kiva - Give back to the world by giving microloans to people in developing countries
• Real Life Yoga Picnica - Last yoga picnic for awhile will be this Sunday at 4pm.

• Taeko Araki, Blog comment
• Kumiko Kunii from Japan, 5 star iTunes revie
• Gustavo Rocha, admin of the polyglot group, Language Learners 
• Max Ahumada, comment from the Hangout 

• What's the difference between "fast" "quick" and "rapid"? by Bob, @roledi, from Mexico City.

• Dressed to the nines
• To fit like a glove
• Caught with your pants down
• At the drop of a hat
• Under your belt

•  Puns

•  Do what to William??

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 Hip Hop Saved My Life by Lupe Fiasco

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 Hip Hop Saved My Life by Lupe Fiasco

• Burp- to expel gas from the stomach from mouth
• Push up- movement used to workout your chest and arms
• Full house- the place was very crowded
• Head over- go to 
• Figure out- to solve a problem
• Pound down- to drink a lot very quickly
• Brainwash- make someone believe what you want them to believe
• From the bottom of my heart- with total sincerity
• Bullet- metal that you shoot out of a gun
• Tie down- use rope to hold something still
• Drug addict- someone addicted to drugs
• Free solo rock climbing- rock climbing with no ropes; check out Alex Honnald
• Fairy- small mythical woman who flies
• Splatter- to splash with small blobs
• My old man- my dad, father

• Real Life Twitter has over 40,000 followers
• The RLE party was a huge success
• The RLE party will be in Rio in the near future 
• The second last yoga picnic

• Natalia - Russia 
• Monettchi - USA
• Vinicius Arcanjo - Brazil

•  What's the difference between "earn" and "win?"

•  A loose cannon
• Are you out of your mind?
• Have a bone to pick with someone
• Away with the fairies
• The shit hits the fan

• Learn English with music and help the world. See here 

•  Knock, knock... who's there?? Interrupting cow (what is a knock knock joke?)

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• Stick around - stay 
• Slackline - a balancing game (see picture)
• Face to face meetup - meeting in person
• Deduction - to have arrived at a fact by logic
• Descendant - a blood relative of an older person
• Get back on track - get back on the correct path
• Get it on - have sex
• Wallet - where people keep their money when walking around
• Run over - when a vehicle drives over something
• Keep it real - be real, be true, be cool

• The Real Life English Party will be this Saturday starting at 5pm at Devassa in Savassi.
• Yoga Picnic this Sunday at 4pm
• We had our second Google Hangout, join the newsletter to learn about any future hangouts
• The RLE Facebook community is blowing up!

• Leandra Clara from Belo Horizonte, Brazil
• Cecilia B. Silveira-Marroquin from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• Zakaria Ledda
• Jorgevinotinto from Canada
• Tanja Alberndorfer from Austria
• Tomek from Poland

•  How to use the word "get."

• To see through someone
• Lead astray
• Lead someone on
• See it to believe it
• Light at the end of the tunnel

• Preposition article related to Location and Movement

•  Confucius say...

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Zebra by John Butler

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Zebra by John Butler

• Weight off your shoulders - a big relief
• Schedule- your personal time organizer
• Updates - additional improvements
• Peeps - friends, people in your social group
• Hometown - the city where you were born
• Background information - previous information about a story
• Taking it to another level - making something better and more intense (in a god way)
• Break up - to stop a relationship; when a band stops playing
• Pretty much - basically
• Damn straight - to show agreement (strong expression)
• Reek - to smell really bad
• Cut the crap - expression to tell someone to stop doing stupid things
• Batman - Masked hero who brings criminals to justice while wearing a cape
• Break down - explain piece by piece
• The gist - the general concept
• Hook up - to meet people somewhere
• Shortcut - a quicker way to get somewhere
• Dopey - someonw who doesn't sound intelligent by the way they talk and act

• We have nearly finish the beta version of the Fluency+ course and are planning on making more podcasts with our extra time
• The next RLE party is going to be on the 6th of July

•  Lua Alvarez  (new facebook administrator)
• Max Ahumada (Facebook member of the week, thanks a lot Max)
• Mira - Saint-Petersburg, Russia (5 star iTunes review)
• Mistrzooo - Poland  (5 star iTunes review)
• FeLanfranchi - Brazil (5 star iTunes review)

•  There were no queations this week, WTF?!?! If you have a question coment below or send us an Email at [email protected]

•  Work it out
• Get along
• Get it together
• End up
• Do justice to something

• Use this awesome resource the learn everything about the prepositions IN ON AT read here
• Jurassic 5 article read here

•  Mitch Hedburg - I'm sick of following my dreams...

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• Electrocuted - to be injured or killed by an electric shock
• Earbuds - headphones
• Stove - what you use to cook your food with fire
• Chopped - cut through the base of something
• Stick around - stay until the end
• Viral - the rapid spread of something on the internet
• Keep it up - continue doing a good job
• Postman - someone who delivers mail
• Poking - jabbing or prodding someone with something (usually your finger) (see photo)
• Rambling - talking about something in an unorganized and confusing manner.
• Shenanigans - mischief, playing around
• Mess up - to make a mistake
• Handlebars - what you use to steer/direct a bicycle/motorcycle
• Cracked - to break something without the parts completely separating
• Reinforce - strengthen or support

• Find out more about the Real Life Yoga Picnics
• 11 Things I Like About Living in Belo Horizonte by Josh, the Brazilian Gringo

• Practice your English while you get your haircut with expert Irish hairdresser, Simon
• 30 Uncommon Ways to Learn English
• Victor Cordero, originally from the Dominican Republic but living in Vietnam
• Stoichka Varbanova, unknown location.
• Yago Santiago, São Paulo, Brazil @yago_yago

• What's the difference between "a little" and "a few"? 

• To walk on egg shells/walk on thin ice
• Add fuel to the fire
• Blow a fuse
• Eat someone alive
• Give someone a piece of your mind 

•  How to best use this podcast to learn English

•  Why is Santa so jolly (happy)?

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Believe by the Dirty Heads

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Believe by the Dirty Heads