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Winter Vocabulary: How to Survive the Cold ❄️ (English Listening A2-B1)

Brrr! Is it freezing where you are? 🥶❄️ In this episode of English Day by Day, Maya and Leo talk about everyone's favorite (or least favorite!) season: Winter. If you struggle to describe the weather or don't know what to wear when it's chilly, this conversation is for you! In this episode, you will learn: The difference between "chilly" and "freezing." How to dress in "layers" (the secret to surviving the subway!). What it means to "bundle up" before going outside. The "Danger Zone": The big difference between "I am cold" and "I have a cold." How to have a "cozy" afternoon with your favorite hot drink. This lesson is perfect for A2-B1 English learners who want to improve their natural listening skills and expand their daily vocabulary. 📚 Vocabulary & Phrases to Remember Freezing: Very, very cold (0°C or below). Chilly: A little bit cold (you need a light sweater). Layers: Wearing several thin pieces of clothing on top of each other. Bundle up: To dress warmly with many clothes. Beanie: A soft, warm hat made of wool. Touch screen gloves: Special gloves you can use with your phone. Catch a cold: To become sick with a virus. Cozy: Feeling warm, comfortable, and relaxed inside. Warms you up: Something that makes your body feel warm (like tea). 💬 Join the Conversation! Maya and Leo want to know more about you! Answer these questions in the comments: What is the temperature in your city today? Is it chilly, freezing, or hot? 🌡️ What is your favorite hot drink in winter? ☕🍫 If you enjoyed this episode, please Like and Subscribe! Help Maya and Leo reach more English learners around the world. 🌍🚀 #LearnEnglish #EnglishListening #WinterVocabulary #EnglishDayByDay #ESLPodcast #StudyEnglish #A2English #B1English