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From iTunes. Thank you so much. Today's expression is go all out.
Go all out, man. Don't go all out. You should go all out.
At the end, go all out. What? Go la la la la.
Go la la la? No, no, no. Go. All. Out. G-O-Go.
A-L-L. All. Out. O-U-T. Go all out. What does it mean to go all out?
It means to give 100%. So if you're in a running race, like a marathon, And you go all out...
You give all your energy, 100%, to doing a good job.
When I make these podcasts, I go all out.
I do my best to make the podcast easy. And believe it or not, I do my best to make it short.
I know, sometimes it's long. And I do my best to make it useful.
I go all out. This is a great expression.
When you do your job, you should go all out.
If it's your mom's birthday, do you go all out?
What kind of things could you prepare for your mother's birthday?
Maybe a cake and a present and some roses?
Oh, maybe not your mom Your best friend Your husband Your wife Your girlfriend Your brother Your sister Your dad Somebody If it's their birthday, sometimes you want to go all out. buy something really expensive, make something really nice, take them to a very nice restaurant.
It means to do 100%. Okay? Let's check out a dialogue.
Look at all the bags. Summer shopping. I went all out this year.
You don't have summer clothes? They're last year's clothes.
I can't wear last year's clothes. Oh, boy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Some people... Every season, they like to buy new clothes.
And evidently, that was a woman, everybody.
No, it wasn't a guy. It was a woman. So she went.
Summer shopping. Summer clothes shopping.
And evidently she bought a lot because the guy said –
Look at all those bags. So of course we can imagine the woman has many, many, many, many, many shopping bags.
She went all out. She bought everything.
Shoes and... I don't know what else. What else do women buy?
Summer clothes. Uh... What do you guys think?
Do you think I go summer clothes shopping?
Do you think I go winter clothes shopping?
Do you think I go shopping? Yeah. No, I don't.
No. By the way, everybody, you can leave me messages. on a couple of different places and I'll let you know.
And you can tell me what kind of shopping you like to do or how you like to go all out.
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When do you go all out? Do you go all out when you go shopping?
Do you go all out if it's someone's birthday?
Do you go all out on the job? Let me know.
Let everybody know. Let's listen to the dialogue.
Two more times and then it's time to say hello and thank you to the people on iTunes.
Look at all the bags. Summer shopping. I went all out this year.
You don't have summer clothes? Ha! They're last year's clothes.
I can't wear last year's clothes. Look at all the bags.
Summer shopping. I went all out this year.
You don't have summer clothes? Ha! They're last year's clothes.
I can't wear last year's clothes. Okay, now today I want to make some special hellos to people that have left us. comments on iTunes.
Thank you guys so much for leaving a rating and leaving a comment.
It helps a other people find our podcast.
Now, for the Android and the Windows phones and...
The other people out there, I promise we will have fun.
An excellent app for you sooner than later.
There's actually one young man who has volunteered to make an app.
So I will discuss this with him. I promise we will have an app for the Android users sooner than later now let me say hello thank you very much to Walter I hope my pronunciation is okay.
From Italy, the best. You are absolutely the best.
From Walter Marci, your student from Italy.
Thank you so much. Grazie, Walter. And next we have from Spain.
Eva Perez, thank you. This is really interesting.
Gracias. Thank you, Eva. I appreciate that.
From Russia, Copper Girl. It's a really useful podcast.
Thank you so much for your job, Eugenia.
Thank you so much, Eugenia. Thank you. Or spasibo.
I think spasibo is correct. From Romania, Florin.
Thank you so much. Florence says thank you so much.
The way you present all these expressions is perfect.
I like to listen to these podcasts. Florin, thank you so much.
And I feel terrible because I don't know how to say thank you in Romanian.
Send me an email. Teach me. And next, again from Russia...
Vicki and thanks coach Shane for the best podcast ever.
It reminds me. of the days I spent working in the laundry with funny American guys.
Really easy. Real English. Спасибо. Vicki, I really appreciate that.
You were working in a laundry with funny American guys.
Hmm. Next, from Germany, from Bernard, oh boy.
Is it kopki or kapki? Bernard, I apologize for my terrible pronunciation.
He says fresh and amazing. Thank you, Shane.
Danka shen. Thank you very much, Bernard.
From Japan. Hiroko, hello Hiroko. Thank you, Coach Shane, for this podcast.
I don't have time to watch your YouTube lesson, but I can listen to the podcast while washing dishes taking the train walking to my office I love it.
Thank you so much Hiroko for that great comment.
From Russia again. Kayla, is it Kayla or Keela?
Keela Burks, Kayla Burks. Five stars for this podcast.
Thank you so much, Kila. I hope my pronunciation was okay.
From South Korea, the most magical podcast ever. to be uploaded for ESL.
That's from ggg Thank you so much. Thank you.
Thank you, GGG. I appreciate that. From Taiwan. to meow0623.
Your podcast makes me think. What if my English class was that fun?
I'd be much happier when I was in high school.
Oh, thank you so much. Please keep your excellent work.
I really love this podcast. Do you like kitties?
I do too. Thank you so much again. Meow0623
And from Italy, Basso88. My English level has improved since I've been following your lessons.
Thank you coach. your Italian student Marco.
Marco, grazie! Patsy, thank you so much for that excellent comment. next we have from france once again an amazing podcast I'm happy to be able to help you a bit.
I hope that we'll be... a zillion to give you a dollar a month.
Your podcasts are priceless. That's from Valerie Dartigoyette.
Oh, boy. Dartigoyette. Oh, I'm sure, Valerie, my pronunciation was horrible.
But grazie, thank you so much, Valerie. And Valerie, thank you for supporting me. through Patreon.
It means so much. And yes, that one dollar means so much.
I appreciate that. And next, from South Korea.
Harry Patra. I listen every day. Thank you.
Thank you very much, Harry Potter. And from Hong Kong, Muscle Chan.
I like the way he taught me how to sound like an American.
Well, Muscle Chan, it is my pleasure to help you sound like an American.
In Hong Kong, can I also say, sure, sure?
I hope so. Thank you so much, Muscle Chan.
And finally, from Belarus, Alexander Lida.
Lida! It's really, really great. I've just used Toby's words.
That's right, Alexander. Perfect quotation from Toby.
Toby was one of the characters that we studied in DDM.
Thank you so much, Alexander. Спасибо. I think the accent goes on the second syllable.
Spasibo. Thank you again. to everybody who leaves a comment or a ranking.
Thank you so much. It means so much and once again, it helps other people find the podcast.
And that's what I want to be. I want to be coach. to as many people as possible you guys have a great day and I'll see you tomorrow bye bye
