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Hi everyone and welcome to Coffee or Tea.
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Hi everyone and welcome to Coffee or Tea.
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The podcast where two friends disagree about everything.
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I'm Alex, also known as Alex the Adventurer.
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And I'm Jamie, also known as Jamie the Sensible.
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We're really happy you're here with us today.
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Yes!
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Grab your coffee or your tea and let's get started.
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So today's big question is this.
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Should you save your money or spend it on experiences?
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Think about trips, concerts, restaurants, adventures.
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Or think about your bank account growing every month.
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This is a question a lot of people think about.
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Especially when you see a cheap flight and you want to click buy.
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Or when you look at your savings and feel really proud.
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Before we start, we have a question for you, our listener.
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Are you a saver or a spender?
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Tell us in the comments.
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We read every single comment,
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so please write to us.
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And while you think about that, let's start the debate.
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You always want to spend money,
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Alex, so you go first.
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Ha!
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Yes, I will go first.
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Thank you, Jamie.
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Okay, so my side is clear.
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Spend money on experiences.
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In my opinion, experiences make life feel full and exciting.
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Tell me more.
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When I travel, I feel alive.
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I feel happy.
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Okay.
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A bank account doesn't give you that feeling.
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Hmm.
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So, my first reason is about memories.
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Go on.
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Experiences create memories.
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Money in a bank does not.
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That's a good point.
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For example, last year I went to Thailand with two friends.
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Really?
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It cost a lot of money,
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but I still talk about it every week.
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Okay.
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Those memories are with me forever.
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That's why I spent the money.
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I see.
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My second reason is about happiness.
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Okay.
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Research says experiences make people happier than buying things.
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Really?
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Yes.
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If you buy a new phone,
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you feel happy for maybe one week.
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That's true.
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But if you go to a concert,
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you feel happy before, during, and after.
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Hmm.
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Way...
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For me, that's a much better way to use money.
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Interesting.
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Because you get happiness three times, not just once.
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That's a good point, actually.
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And one more thing.
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Experiences connect you to other people.
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Hmm?
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When you travel or try new things, you meet new people.
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Go on.
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You have stories to share.
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You feel connected to the world.
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Okay.
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For instance, I went to a cooking class in Italy once.
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Oh, nice.
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I met people from six different countries in that one class.
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That does sound fun.
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From my point of view,
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saving money means missing those moments.
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Hmm.
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I see what you mean.
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Life is short.
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We don't know what comes next.
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That's true.
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So I say spend on experiences.
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Enjoy your life now.
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Okay.
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I hear you.
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But I really disagree.
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Ha!
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I knew you would.
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Okay.
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I have to disagree with Alex on this one.
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Surprise, surprise.
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For me, saving money is the smarter and safer choice.
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Hmm.
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It was...
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I'm not saying don't enjoy life.
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I love fun, too.
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Okay.
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But I think having money saved gives you real freedom.
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Hmm.
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My first reason is about security.
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Go on.
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Life is unpredictable.
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Anything can happen at any time.
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That's true.
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For example, you might lose your job suddenly.
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Hmm.
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Or your car might break down.
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Or you might get sick.
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Okay.
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If you have savings, you feel calm.
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You feel safe.
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That's a good point.
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But if you spent everything on trips, you have a problem.
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Yeah.
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The reason is, money in the bank is like a safety net.
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I see.
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My second reason is about future goals.
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Okay.
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Saving money helps you reach big goals in life.
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Like what?
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Like buying a house, starting a business, or retiring early.
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Hmm.
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Personally, I'd say those things bring long-term happiness.
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Interesting.
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A trip is great for one week.
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A home is great for 30 years.
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That's fair.
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Compared to one concert, a strong savings plan changes your whole life.
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Okay, I hear that.
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There's something else I want to add.
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Tell me more.
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Spending on experiences can become a bad habit.
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Really?
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Yes.
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Some people always want the next trip, the next adventure.
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Hmm.
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That's called the excitement cycle.
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You always need more.
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Interesting.
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The best thing about saving is that it builds discipline.
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Discipline?
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Yes.
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Discipline means controlling yourself and planning carefully.
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Hmm.
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Okay.
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If you ask me, discipline is more valuable than any single experience.
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That's a strong point, Jamie.
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Thank you.
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I believe a calm, secure life is a happy life.
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I'm not sure I fully agree, but I respect it.
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Okay, Jamie, you said saving gives you freedom.
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Yes, exactly.
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But I think spending on experiences also gives you freedom.
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How so?
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Freedom to explore, to grow,
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to discover who you are.
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I see your point, but that freedom costs money you may need later.
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True, but later is never certain.
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On the other hand, if you save now, later becomes more certain.
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That's fair You talked about memories I love memories too Right But you can make memories without spending a lot of money
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Give me an example A picnic in the park A road trip close to home A free concert That's true,
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however Those are smaller experiences Are smaller experiences less valuable?
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Okay, that's a good question,
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Jamie I think small, free experiences can be just as good.
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I agree with that, actually.
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But I still want the big trips, too.
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I'm not sure I agree that big trips are always worth the cost.
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But what about happiness?
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You said saving gives you calm.
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Yes, I believe calm is a form of happiness.
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For me, adventure is also a form of happiness.
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you're right about
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that we just have different kinds of happy exactly you're a
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calm happy person i'm an adventure happy person that's actually a perfect way to say it
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so here's my challenge what
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if you do both what do you mean save some money each month but also plan one great experience
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I see what you mean.
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That's called a balanced budget.
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Yes, you save and you live.
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That's true, however.
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Most people are not that disciplined.
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Maybe, but some people are.
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On the other hand, if you don't plan carefully, spending wins.
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Ha, spending winning sounds good to me.
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Of course it does, Alex.
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I see your point about discipline, though.
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It is important.
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And I see your point about experiences creating memories.
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So maybe we both have a piece of the answer.
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I think we can agree to disagree on the bigger question.
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Yes, maybe we both win this one.
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A rare moment.
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Enjoy it, Alex.
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Okay, let's do our language recap.
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Yes, this is the part where we teach you useful phrases.
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These are phrases you can use in real English conversations.
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Let's start with opinion phrases.
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The first one is in my opinion.
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I used this today.
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I said, in my opinion, experiences make life full.
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Use in my opinion when you want to share what you think.
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It's polite and natural.
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Try it this week.
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The next phrase is, I have to disagree.
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Jamie used this one.
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She said,
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I have to disagree with alex this is a polite way
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to say you don't agree with someone it doesn't sound rude it sounds honest
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and calm next is i see your point
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but we both use this one in the debate it means i understand you
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but i still disagree a little for example i see your point
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but saving money can feel boring it shows you are listening
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that's very important in a debate now let's talk about the
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phrase compared to i said compared to one concert a savings
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plan changes your life compared to helps you show a difference
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between two things for example compared to last year i saved more money Very useful in daily English.
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Next phrase is the reason is...
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This helps you explain why you think something.
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I used it today.
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I said the reason is money is like a safety net.
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A safety net means something that protects you if things go wrong.
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Try this phrase when you give reasons in English.
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And the last phrase is personally I'd say...
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I said this in the debate.
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Personally, I'd say saving brings happiness.
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This phrase means you are giving your own personal view.
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It makes your English sound more natural and confident.
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So we have six great phrases for you today.
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In my opinion, I have to disagree.
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I see your point, but...
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Compared to the reason is, personally, I'd say.
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Try to use at least two of these phrases this week.
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In a conversation, in an email,
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or even talking to yourself.
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Practicing alone is totally fine.
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We all do it.
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Now, our comment question for this episode is this.
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Are you a saver or a spender, and why?
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Tell us in the comments below.
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We want to know.
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And use one of today's phrases in your comment.
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For example, in my opinion,
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saving is better because… Or,
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personally, I'd say spending on experiences is worth it.
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We will read your comments and maybe talk about them next time.
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Speaking of next time, our next episode is a fun one.
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We're going to debate city life versus country life.
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I think you can already guess which side Alex will take.
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City life all the way.
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More adventures, more people, more food.
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And I will be defending the quiet, peaceful country life.
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It's going to be a great episode.
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Don't miss it.
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Thank you so much for listening today.
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You make this podcast worth doing every single week.
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Keep practicing your English.
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You are doing amazing.
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I'm Alex.
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Stay adventurous.
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And I'm Jamie.
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Stay sensible.
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Bye.
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Bye.
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- Are you a saver or a spender? (당신은 저축가인가요, 소비가인가요?)
- Experiences create memories. (경험은 기억을 만듭니다.)
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