October 22, 2023 • 5 mins
Join Neil and Rachel as they jet-set across continents in this captivating episode of "Learn UK English by Podcast." From the bustling streets of Buenos Aires to the historical wonders of Egypt, and the gourmet delights of France, immerse yourself in their travel tales and pick up some top-notch British English vocabulary along the way. Whether you're a seasoned traveller or someone who's yet to embark on their first international adventure, this episode promises a delightful auditory journey. Don't forget to pack your excitement!
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(00:01):
Learn UK English but vodcast. Goodmorning, Rachel, Good morning Neil,
Rachel. Have you packed your bagsyet? Bag you are traveling today?
(00:21):
Rachel? Really tell me more,right, Rachel, Today we'll discuss travels.
Fantastic? Are do traveling? Okay, let's dive right in then,
Rachel. Have you ever traveled abroad? Yes, I've been abroad. I
visited the USA and Argentina. Haven'ttraveled a lot, though you quite a
(00:44):
bit. I've explored Europe and theUSA, though I regretfully haven't been to
Argentina. Argentina is splendid, youknow, share a bit about Argentina,
Rachel, Well, I especially knowBuenos Aire. The locals called Patinos are
extremely warm, friendly and charming.Plus the city's fantastic. The famous neighborhoods
(01:08):
and tourist spots are picturesques, andthe restaurants delicious and reasony priced, especially
for travelers from the USA. AreEurope wonderful? Which part of the world
would you like to explore? I'vealways wanted to visit Egypt. Why is
that? I'm fascinated by ancient history, the pyramids, the Sphinx, and
(01:29):
I feel the Egyptians were incredibly advancedYeah, they definitely to work. And
in the US, did you facechallenging speaking English initially? Yes, my
Spanish is stronger than my English.At first I would converse in Spanish in
Miami. My second trip took meto California. By then I was more
at ease. Of course, havinga fluent English speaking boyfriend helped sure.
(01:55):
How long were your trips about oneto two weeks, typically half of a
vacation. What about you enjoy travelingAbsolutely, It's relatively easy to hop across
countries in Europe. I've been tonumerous countries here, with Spain being my
most visited. I've explored Madrid,Barcelona, Galicia, and the islands of
(02:17):
Mayorca and Minorca. Not to mentionFrance. There's so much to see in
France. Paris, of course,is renowned for landmarks like the effe Otawa,
the Louver and Notre Dome Cathedral.I'd also recommend province for its breath
taking landscapes, quaint towns and uniquecuisine. Additionally, Normandy, known for
(02:43):
its beautiful beaches and history. It'sa most visited sounds amazing. What about
French cuisine? Any dishes you'd recommendFrench cuisine is world renowned. You must
try onion soup, pate, cheese, and obviously croissant and baguettes. Cheese
fondue. Original Swiss is also popularhere, and wine lovers will find France
(03:08):
to be a paradise delicious. Thankyou for sharing, Neil. I'm now
eager to visit France and indulge inits colony delights. You love it?
Ever been on a cruise, No, Neil, It's still on my pocket
list. I'm planning a mini cruiselater this year. Where too, Amsterdam?
How exciting I've always wanted to exploreAmsterdam. It's a top European city
(03:31):
on my travel list. And howdo you feel when you journey ants and
you're headed home? While I lovetraveling, coming home has its unique warmth
and comfort. It's delightful. Icompletely agree. Isn't it wonderful to return
home after a long trip? Absolutely? Nowadays, after visiting countries, I
(03:52):
sometimes get a tad restless and longto be home. Sounds like you're getting
older, I certainly hope not,Rachel. When you travel, do you
indulge in shopping? Of most wildthat's a highlight of my any trip,
My boyfriend isn't too fond of it, but it's given it's a different country
(04:12):
with worth shopping options. I alwayswin that debate. Ha ha, Well
don't Rachel. This wraps up ourpodcast for today. I hope our listeners
have gained insight into the world oftravel to our next podcast episode. Thank
you Neil until the next podcast,goodbye. Thank you for tuning in to
(04:32):
Learn UK English by Podcast. Weappreciate your loyal listenership. If you'd like
to take your support a step further, consider it signing up for our patron
community or acquiring our podcast scripts withengaging exercises on Amazon under the title Learn
UK English by Podcast. Your continuedsupport help us keep the podcast going strong.
(05:00):
Stay turned for monexciting content.
Learn UK English but vodcast. Goodmorning, Rachel, Good morning Neil,
Rachel. Have you packed your bagsyet? Bag you are traveling today?
(00:21):
Rachel? Really tell me more,right, Rachel, Today we'll discuss travels.
Fantastic? Are do traveling? Okay, let's dive right in then,
Rachel. Have you ever traveled abroad? Yes, I've been abroad. I
visited the USA and Argentina. Haven'ttraveled a lot, though you quite a
(00:44):
bit. I've explored Europe and theUSA, though I regretfully haven't been to
Argentina. Argentina is splendid, youknow, share a bit about Argentina,
Rachel, Well, I especially knowBuenos Aire. The locals called Patinos are
extremely warm, friendly and charming.Plus the city's fantastic. The famous neighborhoods
(01:08):
and tourist spots are picturesques, andthe restaurants delicious and reasony priced, especially
for travelers from the USA. AreEurope wonderful? Which part of the world
would you like to explore? I'vealways wanted to visit Egypt. Why is
that? I'm fascinated by ancient history, the pyramids, the Sphinx, and
(01:29):
I feel the Egyptians were incredibly advancedYeah, they definitely to work. And
in the US, did you facechallenging speaking English initially? Yes, my
Spanish is stronger than my English.At first I would converse in Spanish in
Miami. My second trip took meto California. By then I was more
at ease. Of course, havinga fluent English speaking boyfriend helped sure.
(01:55):
How long were your trips about oneto two weeks, typically half of a
vacation. What about you enjoy travelingAbsolutely, It's relatively easy to hop across
countries in Europe. I've been tonumerous countries here, with Spain being my
most visited. I've explored Madrid,Barcelona, Galicia, and the islands of
(02:17):
Mayorca and Minorca. Not to mentionFrance. There's so much to see in
France. Paris, of course,is renowned for landmarks like the effe Otawa,
the Louver and Notre Dome Cathedral.I'd also recommend province for its breath
taking landscapes, quaint towns and uniquecuisine. Additionally, Normandy, known for
(02:43):
its beautiful beaches and history. It'sa most visited sounds amazing. What about
French cuisine? Any dishes you'd recommendFrench cuisine is world renowned. You must
try onion soup, pate, cheese, and obviously croissant and baguettes. Cheese
fondue. Original Swiss is also popularhere, and wine lovers will find France
(03:08):
to be a paradise delicious. Thankyou for sharing, Neil. I'm now
eager to visit France and indulge inits colony delights. You love it?
Ever been on a cruise, No, Neil, It's still on my pocket
list. I'm planning a mini cruiselater this year. Where too, Amsterdam?
How exciting I've always wanted to exploreAmsterdam. It's a top European city
(03:31):
on my travel list. And howdo you feel when you journey ants and
you're headed home? While I lovetraveling, coming home has its unique warmth
and comfort. It's delightful. Icompletely agree. Isn't it wonderful to return
home after a long trip? Absolutely? Nowadays, after visiting countries, I
(03:52):
sometimes get a tad restless and longto be home. Sounds like you're getting
older, I certainly hope not,Rachel. When you travel, do you
indulge in shopping? Of most wildthat's a highlight of my any trip,
My boyfriend isn't too fond of it, but it's given it's a different country
(04:12):
with worth shopping options. I alwayswin that debate. Ha ha, Well
don't Rachel. This wraps up ourpodcast for today. I hope our listeners
have gained insight into the world oftravel to our next podcast episode. Thank
you Neil until the next podcast,goodbye. Thank you for tuning in to
(04:32):
Learn UK English by Podcast. Weappreciate your loyal listenership. If you'd like
to take your support a step further, consider it signing up for our patron
community or acquiring our podcast scripts withengaging exercises on Amazon under the title Learn
UK English by Podcast. Your continuedsupport help us keep the podcast going strong.
(05:00):
Stay turned for monexciting content.
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