Jae-ho had saved for months for his Barcelona weekend - flights booked, hotel reserved, match tickets secured. Then everything started to go wrong. This episode follows three friends as their perfectly planned trip unravels in spectacular fashion, one disaster at a time. Somehow, the worst travel weekend becomes their favourite trip ever. You'll learn 8 transportation phrasal verbs while cringing at situations every traveler recognises.

🎯 Target Phrasal Verbs

• look forward to - be excited about something in the future ("I'm looking forward to my holiday")

• go wrong - when something doesn't work as planned ("Everything went wrong")

• take off - when a plane leaves the ground, or something starts successfully

• get to - arrive at a place ("How do I get to the station?")

• set off - begin a journey ("We set off at 6 AM")

• fall through - when plans fail or don't happen ("Our holiday plans fell through")

• drop off - leave someone/something at a place ("Can you drop me off at the airport?")

• get around - move from place to place, especially in a city ("How do you get around London?")

Min-jun just wanted to keep the peace with his flatmates. Instead, he started a silent war.

Learn 8 essential household phrasal verbs through one Korean student's descent into flatshare chaos.

🎯 Phrasal Verbs Covered:

• move in - start living somewhere
• fall apart - break down or stop working
• build up - accumulate gradually
• clean up - tidy or make clean
• bring up - mention a topic
• use up - consume completely
• blow up - explode or become a big problem
• sort out - fix or organise

Perfect for intermediate English learners navigating shared accommodation or household conversations!

🎙️ This podcast features professional narration for clear pronunciation. All content created by Levie, English teacher with 20 years UK experience.

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Jin thought his first British coffee date was going perfectly. Then everything went spectacularly wrong.

Learn 8 essential relationship phrasal verbs through the most awkward dating misunderstanding you'll ever hear about. (Spoiler: It involves a coffee bill and a dramatic exit)

🎯 Phrasal Verbs Covered:

• talk to - have conversations with someone
• meet up - arrange to see someone
• bring up - mention a topic
• give up - stop doing something
• pick up - pay for something (the bill)
• go wrong - not work as planned
• work out - succeed or go well
• end up - final result

Perfect for intermediate English learners who want confident, natural conversation skills.

🎙️ This podcast features professional narration for clear pronunciation.

All content created by Levie, English teacher with nearly 20 years UK experience.

© 2025 Sayable English. All rights reserved.

Mina thought she was perfectly prepared for her London job interview. She wasn't.

Learn 8 essential work phrasal verbs through one of the most disastrous (and surprisingly successful) job interviews you'll ever hear about.

🎯 Phrasal Verbs Covered:

• look up - research or find information
• dress up - wear formal or nicer clothes
• turn up - arrive (British English)
• show up - arrive (American English)
• mess up - make a mistake
• bring up - mention a topic
• speak up - talk louder or be more confident
• work out - succeed or go well

Perfect for intermediate English learners who want confident, natural conversation skills.

🎙️ This podcast features professional narration for clear pronunciation.

All content created by Levie, English teacher with nearly 20 years UK experience.

© 2025 Sayable English. All rights reserved.