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• S2E2: What We Did Last Summer 我們去年夏天做了什麼

  Think grammar is just boring rules and memorization? Think again. In this episode, we dive into English verb tenses through a simple conversation about what we did last summer—showing how grammar naturally lives in everyday interactions. 覺得文法只是枯燥乏味的規則和死背嗎？再想想吧！在這一集中，我們透過一段關於去年夏天活動的對話，帶你輕鬆掌握英語動詞時態，並展示文法其實就存在於日常交流中。 You’ll see how learning grammar can be fun, practical, and approachable—and how to use tenses to tell your own stories with confidence. 你將發現，學習文法可以既有趣又實用，而且完全不必高高在上、難以親近。更重要的是，你也能用正確的時態，自信地說出自己的故事。 ✨ Don’t miss the free supplementary material and an interactive Padlet activity where you can join the conversation. ✨ 別錯過這集附帶的 免費補充教材 以及 互動 Padlet 活動，快來一起參與吧! 👉 Don’t forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast — and share this episode with a friend. 🎧 馬上收聽，和我們一起學習，並分享你的「我去年夏天做了什麼」。 與我們交流: Instagram Threads 私訊給我們: [email protected] Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cm7jif0jd000201xa0hhh5f4d/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

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• S2E1 – Mastering Small Talk

  Small talk is more than just “chit-chat” — it’s how connections begin. In this episode, we draw on findings from two research studies to define what small talk really means, explain why it’s important to master small talk, explore its structure and function, and share the biggest challenges English learners face (plus practical strategies to overcome them). Small talk 不只是「閒聊」——它其實是建立人際連結的起點。在這一集裡，我們結合兩項研究的發現，解釋 small talk 的真正含義，解釋掌握 Small Talk 的重要性，探討它的結構與功能，並分享英語學習者最常遇到的挑戰（還有實用策略幫助你突破！）。 👉 Click to get the free supplementary material to follow along with this episode 點擊收聽同集節目的 免費補充資料 🎧 Listen now and take your first step toward engaging in small talk with confidence & ease! 現在就收聽，邁出自信開啟用英文 Small talk 的第一步！ Connect with Us / 與我們聯繫 💬 Leave a comment below在本集節目下方留言 https://open.firstory.me/user/cm7jif0jd000201xa0hhh5f4d/comments 📲 Instagram | YouTube | Threads @findsomeonewhopodcast 📧 Or email us at [email protected] Powered by Firstory Hosting

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• EP 27 – Profanity 髒話 (Season Finale 第一季最終集)

  Profanity is powerful, emotional, and cultural. Whether you use it or avoid it, knowing how it works gives you insight into language and human connection. 髒話具有強大的力量、情感色彩與文化意涵。無論你選擇使用或避免，理解它們的運作方式，都能幫助你更深入地了解語言與人際互動。 0:00 – 4:00: Disclaimer 前言提醒：這一集的主題是「髒話」。並不是每個人都能接受這類語言。請依個人情況斟酌 From there, Lilah and Annie explore profanity from many angles.接下來，Lilah 和 Annie 從不同角度探討「髒話」： 4:10 – 14:40 – Common swear words in English 英語中常見的髒話 14:40 – 16:40 – Swearing as pain relief (The Guardian, 2009) 科學研究顯示，罵髒話其實可以減輕疼痛！ 16:50 – 21:10 – The phonetics of swear words (Springer, 2022) 髒話的語音特徵 21:10 – 28:50 – Swearing in other languages 不同語言中的髒話 28:50 – 33:00 – Why people swear 人們為什麼要罵髒話 33:00 – 34:50 – The origin of the word bastard 「bastard」這個詞的起源 34:50 – 37:50 – How to use swear words “properly” 如何「正確」使用髒話 37:50 – 41:10 – Why tone matters 為什麼語氣很重要 41:10 – 44:00 – Season 2 is coming on September 9! Send us your comments, questions, and suggestions — and use this time to catch up on any episodes you’ve missed. 第二季將於 9月9日 上線！歡迎把你的意見、問題和建議傳給我們，也可以趁這段時間補聽之前錯過的集數。 👉 Don’t forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast — and share this episode with a friend. 👉 別忘了 追蹤、評分並留下評論！也分享給朋友。 留言給我們: https://open.firstory.me/user/cm7jif0jd000201xa0hhh5f4d/comments Instagram Threads 私訊給我們: [email protected] Powered by Firstory Hosting

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• EP 26 – Social Visibility 社交能見度

  Some people call JD a social butterfly — always smiling, saying hi, and making connections everywhere he went. Those small interactions opened doors: from volunteer roles to co-op work, then to a campus job… and eventually to a career in marketing and web development. 有些人稱 JD 為 社交達人 —— 總是面帶微笑，熱情打招呼，和身邊的人建立連結。這些看似微小的互動，卻為他打開了大門：從志工工作，到合作教育（Co-op），再到校園有薪職位……最後走向行銷與網頁開發的職涯。 Research shows that social visibility makes us seem more competent and trustworthy — people remember those they notice. JD’s story is proof: taking the first step to connect can change your path and your future. 研究顯示，社交能見度會讓我們看起來更有能力、更值得信任 —— 人們往往記住的是「看得到的人」，而不一定是最有實力的人。JD 的故事就是最好的例子：勇敢邁出第一步去連結，就能改變你的道路與未來。 If you'd like to share your story or experience, please contact us via email or DM on Instagram. 如果你也想分享你的故事或經驗，歡迎透過 Email 或 Instagram 私訊聯絡我們。 Instagram Threads Email: [email protected] 分享你的想法 share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cm7jif0jd000201xa0hhh5f4d/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

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• EP25 – Aging Gracefully: Beauty, Bias & Becoming 優雅老去：美麗、偏見與蛻變

  公告 / Announcements 1️. Lilah is on her way to Taiwan with all your wonderful suggestions—thank you, everyone! Lilah 即將帶著大家的精彩建議啟程前往台灣——感謝所有提供想法的朋友！ 2. Happy Birthday, Lilah! You’re truly aging gracefully and beautifully. 🎉 生日快樂，Lilah！妳正以優雅與美麗迎接歲月的到來。🎉 In this episode, Annie and Lilah speak candidly about aging—from the biological changes we experience, to the physical realities, and the societal, cultural, and linguistic layers that shape how we see growing older. From global beauty standards to phrases like “aging gracefully” and “leftover woman,” we unpack the power of language and the weight of public perception. 在本集節目中，Annie 與 Lilah 坦誠地聊到關於變老的一切——從生理的改變、身體上的感受，到社會、文化與語言層面的影響。我們談論從全球的美麗標準，到像「優雅老去」與「剩女」這類詞語，探討語言的力量與大眾觀感的影響。 How does your culture view aging? What words or sayings do people use to describe older generations? We’d love to hear your stories and reflections. 那麼，在你的文化中，人們是如何看待變老的呢？會用什麼詞彙或說法來形容年長的一代？我們很想聽聽你的故事與想法。 Connect with Us / 與我們聯繫 💬 Leave a comment below在本集節目下方留言 📲 Instagram | YouTube | Threads @findsomeonewhopodcast 📧 Or email us at [email protected] Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cm7jif0jd000201xa0hhh5f4d/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

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