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Today's podcast is brought to you by DDM I will tell you about DDM at the end and today we have such a great expression it is to have a hankering for something to have a hankering Hankering H -A -N -K -E -R -I -N -G For F -O -R, I have a hankering for something.
I have a hankering for English.
I have a hankering for Apple cider.
I have a hankering for ice cream.
I have a hankering for a cigarette I have a hankering for a new car what does this mean it means I want I want I want to drink apple cider I want to eat ice cream I want to smoke a cigarette I want to buy a new car yeah whatever it is you want?" No don't worry, I did quit smoking.
I'm still not smoking.
It's been almost 12 weeks.
I think yes. Yes I think it was 12 weeks, this past Saturday, of no smoking.
Amazing I'm so happy.
And do I have a hankering for a cigarette?
No I don't. It's pretty amazing.
I might be really, really, really, really done.
I'm pretty happy. Do Do you have a hankering for something?
Say yes, please say yes.
Yes, yes. Good. Do you have a hankering for an English dialogue?
Here you go! What do you want for dinner?
Well, I have a hankering for donuts!
Donuts? They're for breakfast!
So, I want a jelly filled donut!
Donuts for dinner? No, that's terrible.
Donuts are for breakfast, sandwiches are for lunch, meat and potatoes.
That's for dinner. That's the American style anyway.
Did you visit my Facebook page today?
Yeah, if you look at my Facebook page you see me eating a hamburger.
Oh it was good. It was really good.
It was a really good hamburger.
Yeah I didn't pay for it, which makes it taste even better.
Yeah for lunch I had a hankering for a hamburger.
Now I haven't eaten dinner yet.
Right now it's 7pm.
It's about time for me to eat.
I have a hankering for stew, STEW.
Stew is like a soup but it's really a heavy soup with potatoes and meat, yeah.
That's what I have a hankering for.
And a beer. I have a hankering for a beer.
And I have a hankering for some email.
I want to see some highs from you guys.
I would love to see that.
Now, let's check out the dialogue two more times, and if you can, send me a message and tell me what you have a hankering for.
I'll be back in about less than a minute.
What do you want for dinner?
Well, I have a hankering for doughnuts!
Doughnuts? They're for breakfast. So, I want a jelly -filled doughnut.
What do you want for dinner?
Well, I have a hankering for donuts!
Donuts? They're for breakfast!
So, I want a jelly -filled doughnut!
Mm -mm! Hello? Are you still listening to this podcast?
I think many people don't actually listen this far, and I understand.
You're busy, you've got things to do, the lesson is done.
What? I say thank you at this part, I do some promotion.
Today is a special day.
On Thursday in America, it's Thanksgiving.
This is my first Thanksgiving with my mom and dad in… I can't tell you how long.
It's been so long, 20 years.
So I'm really thankful.
I'm very very happy to be able to spend a holiday finally with my parents with my family it's very exciting and It's because of you guys you know You guys have accepted me as your English coach and I'm so thankful for that now as you know, I have my DDM lessons and my perf lessons well because it's Thanksgiving and because actually today I'm starting a new lesson, a new program, I want to say thank you to you by offering you this one lesson it's just one lesson it's DDM 174 and today it's November 25th the assignment goes out so it's dictation so you listen you watch a video and you try and fill
in the blanks and then tomorrow Tonight I give you the answers and answers video.
I explain the pronunciation, how Americans speak, cancellation and stuff like that.
I give you the answers in a text file and also a glossary which is like a dictionary.
And then on Thursday I give you the explanation video.
I talk about what you learned and what everything means and it's Thanksgiving.
So I want to give you this lesson just for listening to this podcast. This lesson, and why this lesson?
Well, number one is Thanksgiving number two.
It's such an excellent lesson.
The expressions are amazing.
The pronunciation is super American style.
So it's really useful, really beneficial and I think you'll like it.
I think you will benefit from it.
So how do you get this lesson?
You have to send me an email between now and tomorrow.
Basically 24 hours.
I'm giving you 24 hours November 26th, 10 p .m., Los Angeles time is the end because I have to do everything manually myself.
It's so terrible. So send me an email dailydictationmembersatgmail .com.
I'll spell that out real quickly.
Listen carefully. D -A -I -L -Y, D -I -C, T -A -T -I -O -N, M -E -M -B -E -R -S, daily dictation members at gmail .com, in the subject line, listen carefully, in the subject line you must write, yeah.
y e a h or y e h or yes I'll accept yes too.
But just right yeah and then I'm going to send you a link so that you can download the lesson.
Okay, so once again, right now the assignment is up there.
On Wednesday night Los Angeles time, I will upload the answers to the same folder and then on Thursday night I will upload the explanation video alright so you gotta check for the next three days to get the full lesson but it's free and I'm giving it to you because I appreciate you thank you so much and I promise to be back again tomorrow so that we can master English that sounds bad so that we can master English together yeah so one two three let's That's Master English!
