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Hi, listeners.
Welcome to another episode of A to Z English podcast.
Today we're going to do a vocabulary quick chat where we talk about the difference between my home, my place, and my house.
These words can be used interchangeably, but they all have slightly different connotations.
So stick around if you want to hear when to use which one.
Jack, do you want to maybe give us a rundown of what you think?
Each of the three, where do you think they'd be appropriate to be used?
Yes, I'm a little bit scared because I'm pretty sure I use these incorrectly sometimes, so.
Okay, well, okay.
Home and house.
Let's start with my home.
My house first.
Yeah, that's a good one.
Okay, so we have an expression in English that goes, a house is not a home.
So a house is like sticks and bricks.
It's like the actual structure, the building, and that's the way I would view, like, a house.
A home is the place where I live.