podcastsinenglish Level 1.131 Sing, sang, sung
Feb 16, 2017
Jackie and Richard dive into the world of singing, sharing their comical belief that they can't sing at all! They reminisce about choir rejections and explore the comfort of group singing versus the embarrassment of going solo. Karaoke sparks lively debate, with Richard enjoying it only after a drink while Jackie finds it a nightmare. They ponder whether singing can be learned or is purely a talent and discuss how their school experiences shaped their confidence. Finally, they connect singing ability with language learning and tease a possible singing segment for future discussions.
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Rejected From School Choir
- Richard remembers failing choir tests at school and being excluded from the choir.
- He says that experience made him believe he 'can't sing.'
Singing With A Team Feels Safer
- Richard enjoys singing socially, especially with rugby teammates, but feels embarrassed singing alone.
- He says he could sing with others but is uncomfortable performing on his own.
Karaoke: Nightmare Versus Fun
- Jackie finds karaoke a nightmare and felt uncomfortable when she tried it once.
- Richard enjoyed karaoke but needed a few drinks beforehand to feel confident.