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Do you feel better or worse after a nap? Andrew and Indiana compare their napping habits, and Andrew explains his favorite trick, the coffee nap. They also talk about why it’s so common to see people sleeping on the subway in Korea. Along the way, you’ll learn useful English vocabulary like “to squeeze something in,” “cottonmouth,” “to defeat the purpose,” “for something to hit,” and “to keep something up.”
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Keep an ear out for these phrases during the episode:
- To squeeze (something) in
- Cottonmouth
- To defeat the purpose
- For (something) to hit
- To keep (something) up
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