2024-06-12
12 分钟Join Amy and Curtis as they delve into the intriguing world of fortune-telling! From commonly known methods like palm reading, tarot cards, tea leaf reading, and astrology to lesser-known practices involving roosters, animal livers, and even animal poop, they explore the various ways people have tried to predict the future throughout history. Alongside these fascinating topics, they also share some tips on practicing English speaking skills anywhere, anytime, without needing a native speaker. Tune in to discover more about these mystical practices and improve your English skills at the same time! Get the Special REC Subscriber Lesson Pack! Enjoy a special set of premium lessons we've put together for our podcast followers ($50 value - yours for FREE!) Get this lesson pack here! CLICK HERE FOR MORE PODCASTS ON YOUTUBE !! Unlock your fluency with teacher Curtis! Find a lesson time and book your trial lesson now!
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Hi, everybody.
This is Amy from real english conversations, and I'm here with Curtis.
Hi, everybody.
And today we're going to tell you all about how you can predict your future or tell fortunes.
So there's four main or common ways that people tell fortunes in american culture.
What are they?
They are palm reading, tarot cards, tea leafs, and astrology.
All right.
And there are some less known ways, which I found today when I was on Wikipedia learning a little bit about fortune telling, and I thought that I would talk about them.
Okay, so the first one is roosters pecking grain, which I imagine is just a plate, maybe in front of the rooster, and he eats his food.
And then after there's a pattern and it's interpreted some another one, a little bit more gruesome is reading the livers of sacrificed animals.
Ooh, yeah.
That sounds like something from the medieval days.
Yeah, definitely.
And the last one, which is the most disgusting of all, is reading animal poop.