
0564 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—don't quote me on that
Today’s expression and dialog: don’t quote me on that Coach Shane’s having a big sale, but don’t quote me on that. Cool! Why? He’s starting his fourth year! Excellent. I’m gonna sign up! Sometimes we ...
27 Jan 20163min

0563 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—grab a nap
Today’s expression and dialog: grab a nap Is there anything else you need? No, nothing. Thanks. Okay. I’m gonna go grab a nap. Sleep well^^ I usually go to be very late--2 or 3 am. And I do my best to...
26 Jan 20163min

0562 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—to sugarcoat SMT
Today’s expression and dialog: to sugarcoat SMT So, how’d you like my poem? Well…it was nice. Come on! Don’t sugarcoat it! Tell me. Um… Don’t quit your day job. So, a little girl was sitting next to m...
25 Jan 20164min

0561 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—Don't quit your day job!
Today’s expression and dialog: Don’t quit your day job I started a new business! Doing what? I’m gonna sell handmade wool socks! In the desert? Don’t quit your day job! Today I will teach you a funny ...
24 Jan 20165min

0560 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—a rat's nest
Today’s expression and dialog: a rat’s nest I have to go to Eduardo’s today. You don’t sound too excited. No, his place is a rat’s nest. Yuck~ It can’t be that bad! Right now I am getting ready to MOV...
23 Jan 20163min

0559 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—farm-to-fork
Today’s expression and dialog: farm-to-fork What are your grocery bills? A little high. About $300. Wow! Why so much? I look for farm-to-fork foods. They’re pricier. Eating healthy is important. Eatin...
22 Jan 20164min

0558 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—urbanite
Today’s expression and dialog: urbanite Let’s go to Le Grange tonight! The restaurant? No thanks~ Why not? It sounds great~ Pfft~ It’s for urbanites! If you LOVE the city, you will LOVE today's word. ...
21 Jan 20164min

0557 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—to dump something out
Today’s expression and dialog: to dump something out Who dumped out my candies? The cats. And my pencil cup? The cats. What’s their problem? I guess they don’t like you! Another phrasal verb--phrasal ...
20 Jan 20165min



















