<p>Why do Brits celebrate November 5th? What time should you arrive to a party? Should you go to the pub with your boss? All these questions... and more, will be answered in this episode&#39;s British culture quiz.</p>

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<h2>Transcript</h2>

<p>Mitch:
[0:22] Okay, so welcome to episode 63 of the Easy English Podcast.</p>

<p>Mitch:
[0:28] Today, our main topic will be testing not only Isi, but also myself, quite nervously, on a British culture quiz. But, before we go into the quiz, we have a really exciting announcement, that we&#39;ve been waiting to announce for ages. We will be starting another additional, conversation call. - Pub call. - We have one already, which is on Tuesday evenings, GMT at 18:15. Our new date will be every Wednesday at 12pm GMT. So maybe you&#39;re someone who you&#39;re quite good at speaking English, or you think you are, but you don&#39;t really have a way to practice your conversational English, speaking and listening. And let&#39;s say you&#39;ve got to a certain level and you&#39;ve hit a wall, this is the place where you should come, to really get to that next level and level-up your English. We will meet every week, twice a week now, and we will just talk about regular topics that you&#39;ll be speaking about, when you come to England, when you&#39;re working for an English company, or working in England, when you&#39;re visiting the UK, because it&#39;s all well and good reading a book and understanding the grammar and vocabulary, but when, we British people speak, as Isi can probably testify. - Yeah. - We&#39;re using grammatical errors, we&#39;re speaking very quickly, we&#39;re lazy, we&#39;re sloppy.</p>

<p>Mitch:
[1:56] Sorry Brits. - And so, the Easy English call is the best way to really put yourself on the ground and improve your English and really feel comfortable and confident, when you&#39;re going to come to the UK, work in the UK, and be able to interact with native speakers.</p>

<p>Isi:
[2:13] And even if you don&#39;t come to the UK, but just want to get better with your English, if you live in another English-speaking country, move to another English-speaking country, or just really are interested in the English language, or need it for your job, or because you have friends, partners, from English-speaking countries, whatever your reason is, you might want to improve and level-up your English.</p>

<p>Mitch:
[2:36] So if you are interested in becoming confident and levelling up your English speaking and listening skills, then join our Conversation Membership at easyenglish.video/membership.</p>

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