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Have you ever heard the phrase, "Pizza shops are a dime a dozen in New York City"? Can you guess the connection between pizza places and dimes? What even is a dime?
Have you ever had trouble conversing with a native English speaker? Do you wish you could use clever and funny idioms to impress your English-speaking friends?
Study with Daily Busan, the newest section of the city's English news outlet, Busan is Good, introduces practical English phrases that you can use in everyday conversations. We delve into the definitions and usage of idioms and expressions used by native English speakers. Each entry provides a contextual example so that you can use the expressions with confidence.
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