All Ears English Podcast AEE 1852: Stomach, Tummy, Belly
Sep 14, 2022
Discover how stomach-related vocabulary enriches everyday language, with expressions like 'hard to stomach' shedding light on emotional experiences. The hosts tackle discomfort with various relatable anecdotes, and delve into the pressing issue of homelessness in Denver, emphasizing the need for compassion. The conversation also navigates expressions like 'can't stomach' while sharing personal medical experiences, using humor and role-plays to illustrate the emotional connections we share with terms like 'stomach,' 'belly,' and 'tummy.'
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Homelessness in Denver
- Lindsay finds homelessness in Denver hard to stomach.
- She spoke with someone who noticed the increase in homelessness since the 2000s.
Tummy vs. Belly vs. Stomach
- "Tummy" is childish, while "belly" is more common for adults and pets.
- "Stomach" refers to the organ, used in medical contexts.
Word Choice
- Learn the difference between kid and adult words.
- Avoid using kid words like "tummy" in professional settings.