Today's new expression is "knock on wood". It means to hope that good luck will continue and the bad luck doesn't come to us. Please check the podcast below. <Daily Easy English Expressions> Knock on wood This is @Shane Peterson's podcast and It'll give you a great chance to ✅Listen to the native speaker's talk ✅Learn new phrases ✅Get used to American pronunciation. Usually, this podcase consist of ⭕Explanation of the phrase ⭕Dialog ⭕Explanation of the dialog. It only last about 5 to 10 minutes, so please listen to it and send me your own sentence using this new phrase/expression in the comment. You don't need to understand everything he said. Just try to find the word you could catch from it. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions😊

Those were the five days I ate more macarons than at any other time in my life. Because my friend told me that a cake shop in my neighborhood is holding a five day only sale with 45% off macarons. The moment I first tasted the macarons from that shop, I was captivated, and I ended up going back to buy them every single day for five days straight. These taste amazing, and best of all, it's 45% off—just 130 yen apiece! Buying a few just for myself macarons that was the best part of the day, for five whole days lol But it’s done now so I should lean out for this summer vacation! Bye the way my favorite flavor is salty caramel. The macaron in the photo is named "Himawari" (Sunflower), and it is flavored with pineapple and coconut. It was of course Incredibly delicious!!

I've been posting Coach Shane's podcasts and yes, his podcast is the best🤩!! But there are some other podcasts I want to recommend👍 This podcast is hosted by two men who have been living in Japan for many years. The reasons why I recommend this podcast are... ✅You can learn conversational words and expressions from the interaction between two people, so it's really good for learning how conversations flow and picking up new phrases. ✅Almost 90% of their topics are related to Japan, so it's really easy to guess what they're talking about even if you can't understand everything. ✅It's simply interesting to know how people from other countries think and feel about Japan. At first, it might be difficult to understand what they're saying until you get used to their voices, but you'll gradually get used to them as you listen. Please listen to their podcast a few times and let me know what you think. 😊 Here is one of their episodes🎙️ " MJ and ADAM SHOW "