All Ears English Podcast AEE 1304: Trek Versus Hike and Lindsay's Best Outdoor Adventures
Jan 29, 2020
Discover the intriguing differences between trekking and hiking, inspired by a listener's question. The hosts share personal outdoor adventures, revealing how weather can affect your experience and comfort. They explore the emotional rewards of these activities, emphasizing the joy of engaging with nature. The conversation also highlights everyday phrases related to hiking, encouraging listeners to use them confidently in conversation. Get ready to embrace the great outdoors with newfound insights!
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Immerse and Ask
- Listeners should take questions from their English immersion, such as watching a TV show.
- Send questions about nuances or anything confusing to the podcast hosts.
Hike vs. Trek Nuances
- "Hike" and "trek" are very similar, with "hike" used more for walks in nature.
- "Trek" is more general and can be used figuratively to exaggerate a long journey.
Trekking in the City
- Michelle uses "trek" non-literally when describing a journey in a city.
- This is because "trek" usually implies a nature setting, making the city usage an exaggeration.