Good morning, again along with my post this time I'll review ten6ang what I listen to on the radio 103.4 FM.
volare chit chat into 4 segment :
the first “How to say it”,
the second “Idioms”,
the third “Bilingual news”
the fourth “English, please!”
1. How to say it
In this segment, I learned about an idiom and how to pronounce the Idiom. Idiom is a batch of word that have a different meaning from its individual word’s mean.
The Idiom I learn in this segment was “Read someone like a book”. It does’t mean that you read like reading a book in library, but it mean to completely understand someone or always know what someone’so thingking about. Other sentences that have similar meaning with it is “ Read someone’s mind”.
2. Idioms
In this second segment, the idiom that I learned was “Blood, Sweat, and Tears”. This idiom means, doing a work with full effort.
Examples:
After blood, sweat, and tears, Jane finally got college degree.
This house is from all of my blood, sweat, and tears.
3. Bilingual news
In this section, the news that I listened was about, a world record from a tea lover. The record is to dip a biscuit to a cup of tea from a 70-meter crane. Well, that was an important news to know. Happy to know it.
4. English, please!
In this section, the topic was about, “Idol Worship”. There were 2 speaker and this segment take the longest time. Well, this topic is something that we could see in daily life.
the first “How to say it”,
the second “Idioms”,
the third “Bilingual news”
the fourth “English, please!”
1. How to say it
In this segment, I learned about an idiom and how to pronounce the Idiom. Idiom is a batch of word that have a different meaning from its individual word’s mean.
The Idiom I learn in this segment was “Read someone like a book”. It does’t mean that you read like reading a book in library, but it mean to completely understand someone or always know what someone’so thingking about. Other sentences that have similar meaning with it is “ Read someone’s mind”.
2. Idioms
In this second segment, the idiom that I learned was “Blood, Sweat, and Tears”. This idiom means, doing a work with full effort.
Examples:
After blood, sweat, and tears, Jane finally got college degree.
This house is from all of my blood, sweat, and tears.
3. Bilingual news
In this section, the news that I listened was about, a world record from a tea lover. The record is to dip a biscuit to a cup of tea from a 70-meter crane. Well, that was an important news to know. Happy to know it.
4. English, please!
In this section, the topic was about, “Idol Worship”. There were 2 speaker and this segment take the longest time. Well, this topic is something that we could see in daily life.
okey, Thank you for attention.
Hmm ok
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