2025-12-17
12 分钟Hello and welcome to the English Like A Native podcast.
My name is Anna and you're listening to week 48,
day three of your English Fiver Day, the second season.
Let's start with a little snapshot of what's to come.
Amanda tried to keep the mood light-hearted,
even though everyone within earshot could sense the tension.
Instead of holding a conventional meeting, she proposed an unconventional walk through the park,
where tasks were distributed as they strolled beneath the trees.
The fresh air seemed to revitalize the whole team,
lifting their spirits far more than any boardroom ever could.
This series is all about expanding your vocabulary.
So without further ado, Let's learn our five words for today, all with explanations,
example sentences, and then at the very end, I'll give you a lovely little story.
Number one on our list is an adjective, and it's the word, light-hearted, light-hearted.
It's spelt, L-I-G-H-T, light, then a little hyphen, and then, hearted, H-E-F.
a-r-t-e-d hearted light hearted if you are light hearted or
if something is light hearted then it's happy and not very serious so it's a quite a positive adjective you might make a light hearted comment so a comment that's meant to be positive and jokey you know like not meant to offend meant to make people smile You might be a light-hearted person,
someone who's generally quite positive and not too serious.
Here's an example sentence.
I had a really good light-hearted chat with Darcy yesterday.