2024-04-09
34 分钟Welcome to the listening Time podcast.
Hey everybody, this is Connor, and you're listening to episode 149 of the listening Time podcast.
I hope you're all ready for some english practice, and this episode in particular is going to be about English itself.
In today's episode, I want to talk about how English has changed over the centuries.
And I had this idea and I thought it would be really cool to look at some different verses from the King James Bible, which is from 1611, so over 400 years ago.
And I thought it would be cool to show you how the language has changed a little bit since then.
It hasn't changed that much.
It's still completely understandable if you read the King James Bible nowadays and you're a native english speaker.
However, there are some interesting changes that we can see, and I'm a language nerd.
I like languages, and I like learning about languages.
So this type of topic is really interesting for me.
And I know that not all of you are language nerds like me, but I'm sure that you'll still find this episode interesting and you'll like learning a little bit about some of the different ways that English has changed over the years.
And I want to read another review that I received on Apple Podcasts because I did that a couple episodes ago, and I want to do that from time to time just to thank my listeners who are also leaving reviews for me.
This one is from Darweesh B.
And this person says, your episode helps me a lot to gain more vocabulary and ideas.
Nice words, slow speech anyone can understand.
Many thanks, Darweesh.
Thank you for listening and for writing a review.
I really appreciate that.
And if any of you listeners leave me a review on any of the podcast apps, then I might read it here in an episode.