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E336: 🎙️ Hello and welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast. My name is Anna, and you're listening to Week 39, Day 5 of Your English Five a Day. You know the drill: we're here to improve your English listening skills as we expand your active vocabulary,
🔆 Today’s vocabulary list starts with the bright adjective "luminous". Next up is the noun "mirth", followed by another adjective, "radiant". After that, we delve into the verb "yearn", and we wrap up with the idiom "fits the bill".
💀 Throughout the episode, you'll hear example sentences, pronunciation tips, and a recap to reinforce your learning. Plus, I'll share a relatable story to bring these terms to life where we meet Sarah, who receives a Halloween party invitation. Despite not being a fan of scary costumes, she buys a luminous skeleton T-shirt that fits perfectly. At the party, she ends up having a fantastic time and she comes to realise that Halloween can be joyful, even with ghosts and monsters around.
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