Slow English Podcast #23 Auction

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Recorded11 Mar 2025

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Hello, everyone! Welcome to the "Everyday English" podcast series! I’m Emilie, and today, I will teach you how to speak English at an auction. 🎤An auction is a place where different items or services are sold, and people place bids to buy them. You can find artwork, collectibles, houses, cars, and even celebrity items at auctions.If you are attending an auction for the first time, the process might seem a bit confusing. How do you register? How do you place a bid? Why does the auctioneer speak so fast? Don’t worry! In this episode, I will teach you some essential English phrases and dialogues that you can use at an auction. Let’s get started! 🚀

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