All Ears English Podcast AEE 2017: Walk Up to Any Native Speaker with This Impressive English Vocabulary
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Jun 29, 2023 Listeners explore personal stories of living in New York City, tackling housing challenges and the intricate use of phrasal verbs. Confidence in communication takes center stage with discussions about 'walking up to' someone, alongside a peek into Australian slang. Delving into language nuances, the podcast highlights how offering help can vary regionally, particularly in urban slang. The hosts underscore the joy of connecting through shared experiences and using popular culture to enhance conversational skills.
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NYC Living Experiences
- Lindsay McMahon lived in three walk-up buildings in NYC.
- Aubrey Carter prioritized an elevator building uptown due to having children.
Podcast Recommendation
- Listen to episode 2003 for discussion on the phrasal verb "run-up."
- Subscribe to the podcast to avoid missing future episodes.
Meaning of "Walk Up To"
- "Walk up to" means approaching someone or something confidently, often unexpectedly.
- It implies a surprising level of confidence, sometimes in inappropriate situations.