English Like A Native Podcast Practise English Listening - Five a Day #44.3
Nov 19, 2025
The discussion kicks off with insights into the meaning and nuances of 'talkative' and 'chatterbox.' Listeners learn how to properly 'install' software, with relatable examples. The idiom 'gift of the gab' is explored, illustrating the power of persuasive speaking. The term 'digitally' is defined and contextualized, enhancing tech vocabulary. A spirited story featuring Sarah and a chatty salesman showcases these terms in action, making the learning experience practical and enjoyable.
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Talkative Nari And The Software Fiasco
- Nari was so talkative that colleagues assumed he had the gift of the gab.
- He offered to install new software himself and then caused a digital disaster but charmed IT to fix it.
Talkative Shapes Perception
- Being talkative means you speak a lot and it can shape others' impressions of you.
- Anna describes talkative as a trait that can be noticed in school and work contexts.
Install Software When Needed
- Install means putting a program onto your computer so it can be used.
- Anna advises installing necessary software like antivirus to protect your device.