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Vocabulary Builder - Unlocking the Slang of Locke & Key Season 2
In this episode of Big Apple English, we unlock the colorful world of slang, idioms, and casual expressions from Locke & Key Season 2. From dramatic lines like “That’s a high bar” and “Trouble in paradise” to fun phrases such as “Throw a rager” and “The more the merrier”, we break down the meaning, usage, and cultural flavor behind each expression. You’ll learn not only what they mean, but also how native speakers use them in everyday conversations—plus a few quirky ones like “This is getting Romero as hell” and “Fetch quest” that show up in pop culture.
Whether you’re here for the English learning or just fangirling over the Locke family, this episode will help you “call all the shots” when it comes to understanding modern conversational English.
Disclaimer: This episode was created using Google NotebookLM and ChatGPT. While every effort was made to ensure accuracy, some interpretations are AI-assisted and for educational purposes only.
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In this episode of Big Apple English, we unlock the colorful world of slang, idioms, and casual expressions from Locke & Key Season 2. From dramatic lines like “That’s a high bar” and “Trouble in paradise” to fun phrases such as “Throw a rager” and “The more the merrier”, we break down the meaning, usage, and cultural flavor behind each expression. You’ll learn not only what they mean, but also how native speakers use them in everyday conversations—plus a few quirky ones like “This is getting Romero as hell” and “Fetch quest” that show up in pop culture.
Whether you’re here for the English learning or just fangirling over the Locke family, this episode will help you “call all the shots” when it comes to understanding modern conversational English.
Disclaimer: This episode was created using Google NotebookLM and ChatGPT. While every effort was made to ensure accuracy, some interpretations are AI-assisted and for educational purposes only.