Episode 31 — How ToTalk About Weather In English
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You're listening to Mr. English Podcast by Mr. English Podcast. Hi everyone. Welcome back to the Mr. English Podcast. I'm Jessica. And I'm John. And today the weather is confusing me. What happened? It was sunny, then cloudy, then windy, then sunny again. My emotions can't keep up. Perfect. Because today we're learning how to talk about the weather in English and how it affects your plans. Let's start with the basics. Some common weather phrases. It's sunny. It's cloudy. It's raining. It's windy. It's cold. Warm. Hot. Okay, let me try. It's sunny but my heart is cloudy. John, we are not doing poetry. Sorry, the weather inspired me. Here are useful questions. What's the weather like today? Is it going to rain? Do I need an umbrella? How hot is it? Okay, Jessica, what's the weather like today? It's warm and sunny. Perfect for going outside unless it suddenly rains again. John, be positive. I am positively expecting chaos. Weather is important when making plans. For example, if it rains, we'll stay inside. If it's sunny, we can go for a walk. Let's go hiking if the weather is good. Okay, let me plan something. If it's sunny tomorrow, I'll go outside. Good start. And if it's rainy, you'll stay home. Number one, I'll stay home and complain loudly. That's also a plan. Let's learn reactions when weather changes quickly. Wow, it's so hot today. It suddenly got cold. This rain came out of nowhere. The wind is crazy today. Let me try. This wind is crazy today. My hair is crying. Your hair cries every day. It's sensitive. Repeat after me. What's the weather like today? It's sunny and warm. Is it going to rain? If it's nice, let's go outside. Wow, it suddenly got cold. Great job. You're sounding more natural already. One time I checked the weather app. It said 0% chance of rain and rain everywhere. The sky betrayed me. Weather apps are suggestions, not promises. Jessica, what do you call weather that changes every 5 minutes? Spring. Number one, emotional weather. That's called living in the city. Thanks for listening to episode 30. No matter what the weather is, learn English with us every