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Dating in English: How to Ask Someone Out & Talk About Love 🌹

Are you single? Do you have a crush? Do you know the difference between

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0:17Welcome to episode 25. I am Anna. And I am Lucas. Today is all about love and heartbreak.
Hello and welcome to our show. We will talk about love and feeling very sad when a relationship ends.
0:24It is so wonderful to have you with us for this deep dive. We're slowing things down. We really want to create a peaceful, intimate space for absorbing the language of relationships.
It's great to have you here for this close look at relationships. We will go slowly. We want to make a calm and private place to learn about words for relationships.
0:48So whether you are in love right now or maybe you're looking for love or even recovering from love, this one is for you.
So, if you are in love, or want to find love, or are getting better after love, this show is for you.
1:15We're going to tackle one of the absolute trickiest parts of the English language: Phrasal verbs.
We will learn about one of the hardest parts of English: phrasal verbs.
1:43It is the big question. And the answer usually starts with a simple label, doesn't it? You're either single or you're taken.
This is an important question. The answer is usually a simple word. You are either not in a relationship (single) or you are in one (taken).
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📖 Vocabulary

Key vocabulary from this episode with part of speech, meaning, and example sentences. Practice along with the video above.

noun

a feeling of great sadness, often because of problems in a romantic relationship

After the breakup, she felt a lot of heartbreak.

adjective

not married or in a romantic relationship

He is single and looking for a girlfriend.

adjective

in a romantic relationship; not available for dating

Sorry, I can't go on a date, I'm taken.

noun

a secret feeling of love or admiration for someone, often for a short time

She has a crush on her classmate.

noun

the act of suddenly ending all communication with someone without explanation

After their date, he started ghosting her and never replied to her messages.

phrasal verb

to invite someone to go on a date

He finally gathered the courage to ask her out for dinner.

phrasal verb

to have a good, friendly relationship with someone

I'm lucky because I get along with my mother-in-law very well.

phrasal verb

to end a romantic relationship

They decided to break up after a big fight.

phrasal verb

to become friends or lovers again after an argument or disagreement

After talking for hours, they finally made up and kissed.

phrase

to pay for someone's meal, drink, or entertainment as a gift

Don't worry about the bill, I'm treating you tonight.

✏️ Exercises

Test your understanding with fill-in-the-blank and multiple choice questions. Click "Check" to see the answer.

Q1

If you are not in a romantic relationship, you are ___.

Q2

What does it mean if you 'have a crush on' someone?

Q3

When someone you are dating suddenly stops all communication without explanation, it's called ___.

Q4

If a couple decides to 'break up', what happens?

Q5

He finally gathered the courage to ___ her ___ for coffee.

Q6

What does 'taken' mean in the context of relationships?

Q7

After their fight, they talked for hours and decided to ___ ___.

Q8

If you 'get along with' your friends, what does it mean?

Q9

It was my birthday, so my friend offered to ___ me to dinner.

Q10

What is a 'blind date'?

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