S2 E16: Healthy Eating & Diets - Important Vocabulary in Advanced English Podcast - American British

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    🍏🥗 Welcome back to High Level Listening! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of healthy eating habits. Join us as we explore high-level vocabulary, practical tips, and personal experiences related to meal prepping, diet changes, and making smarter food choices. Whether you're a seasoned health enthusiast or just starting to rethink your diet, this episode is perfect for enhancing your English while learning how to incorporate healthier eating habits into your daily life.
    🥑 In This Episode:
    Deep Dive into Healthy Eating: Discover key phrases and vocabulary to discuss healthy eating trends in both American and British English.
    Personal Insights: Hear from Kat and Mark as they share their personal journeys and tips for embracing a healthier lifestyle.
    Interactive Learning: We dissect each script to give you a clearer understanding of practical vocabulary and expressions you can use right away.
    📝 Episode Highlights:
    Discuss the shift towards whole foods and reduced processed foods.
    Learn about the impact of small dietary changes over time.
    Explore practical strategies like meal prepping and swapping unhealthy options for healthier alternatives.
    🌟 Perfect For:
    English learners looking to expand their vocabulary on health and lifestyle topics.
    Anyone interested in combining English language learning with practical health tips.
    Teachers seeking resourceful content for classroom discussions on healthy living.
    🔗 Engage with Us:
    Have you made any changes to your diet recently? What's your take on meal prepping? Share your experiences and favorite tips in the comments below! We love to hear from our listeners and look forward to your insights.
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  • @chenyuhsiu
    @chenyuhsiu 2 дні тому +2

    Hello Mark and Kat,
    Thank you so much for the amazing program. I love so much your UA-cam, every episode helps me understand the difference between British and American English. I obtained a lot from your program. ❤

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  День тому

      Wow thank you so much for your lovely message! We really appreciate your support!

  • @dc4501
    @dc4501 28 днів тому +4

    Thanks a lot, the lesson is full of new things for me
    (short on time,
    prepped, swapping out something with another thing,
    switch over,
    cut down,
    cut out,
    tweaks,
    opting,
    craving)

  • @SwapnilAakanksha
    @SwapnilAakanksha 26 днів тому +4

    My God, this channel is so fun.😊 Surely learning English has become way more easier now after discovering this awesome channel ❤

  • @user-vk2ud3fj3j
    @user-vk2ud3fj3j 7 днів тому +2

    Hey, I am a little disappointed with myself having not known your youtube channel until now. All expressions you two are using here are so helpful and I've heard these many times when I had a conversation with natives. Thank you and will subscribe this.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  6 днів тому

      Well we are absolutely so happy to have you here! Thank you so much for joining us and we're glad you found us!
      Yes, we really wanted to help bring interesting vocabulary and commonly used phrases to our students, we hope to continue bringing you great episodes in the future every Monday and Wednesday!

  • @amirsalehi3643
    @amirsalehi3643 Місяць тому +2

    I found your podcasts really useful. Thanks, two great teachers ❤️ ❤️

  • @girlyranasinghe345
    @girlyranasinghe345 Місяць тому +7

    Hi, good morning dear Mr Mark and Ms Kat . Thank you very much for your great support as usual and wish you all the best you both.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому

      Thank you so much that is very kind ☺️

    • @linaerdmann5382
      @linaerdmann5382 26 днів тому

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    • @linaerdmann5382
      @linaerdmann5382 26 днів тому

      @@highlevellistening

  • @mahmoudiabdennacer1470
    @mahmoudiabdennacer1470 Місяць тому +2

    I’m happy Mr mark get recovered quickly ❤❤❤and thanks Ms kat❤❤❤

  • @alfredonieto4412
    @alfredonieto4412 20 днів тому

    Hi Kat and Mark, great you talk about trending topics like eating healthier. I think you're both right, so the most effective for long term is to add tweaks gradually, here and there, and incorporate excercise. In few weeks, lifestyle will be dramatically better for a good quality of life in the long run. Thanks and blessings.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  20 днів тому

      Well done using so much of the vocabulary from the class! 👏 We totally agree with you!

  • @vinhson9017
    @vinhson9017 26 днів тому

    Great podcast. Thank you.

  • @jenteruel8692
    @jenteruel8692 17 днів тому

    oh, really nice topic for today my two brilliant English teachers Kat and Mark. So, starting today, I will swap eating junk foods for healthier food produce.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  16 днів тому

      Excellent choice! We make a few little healthy choices, and then we feel energized and ready to go ☺️

  • @zakirlawangen7992
    @zakirlawangen7992 19 днів тому

    O great, I came back 3 months later, you people contributed a very stunning role

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  19 днів тому

      We've definitely been very busy! Glad you had some time to join us!

  • @HalaAlhala-cv6vk
    @HalaAlhala-cv6vk 28 днів тому +1

    Amazing

  • @LuiginaMoschioni-kv5cy
    @LuiginaMoschioni-kv5cy Місяць тому +3

    See you soon 😊I hope ❤

  • @verginedeepika8862
    @verginedeepika8862 19 днів тому

    Thank you for this video I learnt some new vocabulary

  • @withhouda7475
    @withhouda7475 21 день тому

    amazing podcast ..thank you so much ❤

  • @jonathanfernandez516
    @jonathanfernandez516 Місяць тому +1

    Hi, I am from I am learning English and this is a fantastic podcast. I like the way you explain the things.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому

      Thank you! 😃 We're really glad you're here with us and enjoy studying with us!

  • @ChinchinWang-ko9zj
    @ChinchinWang-ko9zj Місяць тому +1

    Hi both teachers. Thank you a lot for this video. I love this topic. Especially I like teacher Mark’s British accent.

  • @enriquegonzalez7390
    @enriquegonzalez7390 Місяць тому +1

    Healthy eating requires discipline , nuw habits snd it means to forget many yummy foods. Ohhh. Thanks great lesson. ❤

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому

      Haha it's definitely not easy! Thanks for studying with us!

  • @Alanencanada
    @Alanencanada 23 дні тому

    My favorites thank you very much for your videos❤

  • @acamilalucena
    @acamilalucena 22 дні тому

    Thank you, guys.. I'm from Brazil and I learn english with you.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  19 днів тому

      So wonderful to have you! Thank you so much for joining us!

  • @user-fu5ek8ci6y
    @user-fu5ek8ci6y 22 дні тому

    Thank you 🎉

  • @LuiginaMoschioni-kv5cy
    @LuiginaMoschioni-kv5cy Місяць тому +1

    Amazing lesson 💯Thank you very much ❤

  • @user-hd1rf3kr8s
    @user-hd1rf3kr8s Місяць тому +1

    Thanks a lot for the helpful stuff! I'll try to avoid eating greasy and oily food and drink less fizzy drinks. I used to eat tons of chocolate but since the beginning of this year I cut on it. I do not put sugar into my tea at all. It trains my will power.😊😅😂😂😂

  • @marinaterrosi885
    @marinaterrosi885 25 днів тому

    Good morning😊. I am still yo yo dieting, but I have decided to go for a few tweaks here and there. Hopefully, I will see some good results in the long run. Eating a bit less, working out more without stressing out but doing it consistently. It sounds like a good plan. Let's see if I stick to eat.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  23 дні тому +1

      Wow great sentences and thank you for sharing! I agree it's all about finding a balance between having fun and taking care of yourself - which is easier said than done!

  • @ysramohammad7455
    @ysramohammad7455 Місяць тому

    Thank you. I learned some new words like tweaks, opting, and treat myself

  • @BVperera
    @BVperera Місяць тому +1

    ❤❤❤

  • @asmaaallal7569
    @asmaaallal7569 28 днів тому +1

    Thank you very much

  • @aribakhan_205
    @aribakhan_205 2 дні тому +1

    Yoyo diet is interesting word

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  День тому

      Definitely. Stop-start-stop-start ... up and down and up and down 😅

  • @MelEl-u1t
    @MelEl-u1t 28 днів тому

    Thank you for participation of google and all of you , hope fully I can divide my time between my busy schedule as a manual worker who needs to work to earn a living . I am not a figure who should trouble the wider community ( the world) this priority should be given to those who have Made many. Contributions to the lives of the. people or the world community.

  • @AynuraVeysalli
    @AynuraVeysalli 5 днів тому

    loved it

  • @aboalwaledkhaled5157
    @aboalwaledkhaled5157 29 днів тому

    You are amazing teachers, really thanks

  • @svitlanaradzevych1153
    @svitlanaradzevych1153 Місяць тому

    Thank you for the wonderful lesson! I have found a lot of new words and expressions in the topic like yo-yo dieting, fad diet, processed food, little tweaks and some more. It also was interesting and useful to understand better as trends, as the usual habits in both countries. And these small differences in pronunciation as well.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому

      We’re so glad to hear that! Thanks for studying with us and writing down your list of great vocab ☺️

  • @BiquiRaccoon
    @BiquiRaccoon 16 днів тому

    In Korea as a past we often took our breakfast. But nowadays it gets a little differences. I think it would be good for us to take breakfast though!

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  14 днів тому

      In the United States, we believe that "breakfast is the most important meal of the day!" I'm not sure why but we love a big healthy breakfast :)

  • @modernlifehacks9176
    @modernlifehacks9176 Місяць тому

    You guys are really really amazing......you both teach from your heart❤❤❤......love you both

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  29 днів тому

      Aw thank you, we try to! Thanks so much for joining us in class today!!

  • @ahmedosamaahmed1267
    @ahmedosamaahmed1267 23 дні тому

    Good that we can combine between American and British toung

  • @whdataltowaitheeracademy8901
    @whdataltowaitheeracademy8901 Місяць тому

    You are both great to deliver the information, thanks a lot we need something related to sport specially soccer game if you please. You are both great again

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому

      That’s a great idea! I think we will do TV and sports for next week’s topics

  • @fatihaelhyane-w9k
    @fatihaelhyane-w9k 12 годин тому +1

    thanks a lot for your effort, please we want a business English if you can do it will be grateful😉

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  9 годин тому

      We have some more plans for business English quite soon!

  • @omar2013xxxxx
    @omar2013xxxxx Місяць тому +1

    It’s incredible

  • @user-wn8ut4yu2t
    @user-wn8ut4yu2t 16 днів тому

    Hello! I liked this topic a lot, very interesting, thanks! I have never gone on a diet, because I understand that there is necessary to have a balance eating fads, proteins and cabs. It can be really difficult to tweak yourself on healthy eating, but as you said small changes makes result in the future. I deliberately refused from alcohol a year ago and try to cut down the amount of fizzy drinks and greasy food, but sometimes it is hard and just a cereal and salad can be tasteless and then I treat myself to sweet treats. Overall I opt for healthy eating to get in more nutritious food and have more energy.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  16 днів тому

      Wow thanks so much for sharing and practising so many phrases from the episode! I agree that it's always important to treat yourself every now and then during a diet and to listen to your body!

  • @kovalskine1740
    @kovalskine1740 Місяць тому

    ❤❤❤❤ rinse asparagus, add olive oil, salt, pepper and toss to a microwave for 8 minutes cooking mode.

  • @alielfatih4352
    @alielfatih4352 25 днів тому

    Great 👍 👌

  • @Amigosdelmundo1963
    @Amigosdelmundo1963 29 днів тому +1

    Great.
    Thank you.
    ~❤~

  • @user-is2jb7zf2r
    @user-is2jb7zf2r Місяць тому +1

    Thank you 🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿

  • @meruchizzz
    @meruchizzz 13 днів тому

    I love your videos

  • @claudiabautista4165
    @claudiabautista4165 29 днів тому +1

    Excellent lesson! Plus The advice you give was so useful! Guys, I know that somewhere you said it but now I can’t find the right part in the video : dig in…it’s one …but I can’t remember / is it a separable phrasal verb in tbis context? Also..please ..what’s the verb you used that is what you say just before you start eating: it’s not “serve food” like ChatHPT told me !! I remember this is not the one you used ..

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  29 днів тому +1

      Hi there! In our Cooking and Eating Phrasal Verb class we introduced "dig in" for a common way to start your meal. "Let's dig in!" It's common to say alone in this phrase, however, if you want to add an object, we'd probably say dig in to or dig into the food.
      Dig it in would give it a different meaning. This is when we usual a shovel to dig, dig the shovel into the ground, dig it in.
      When we start a meal, we often say Dig in or Bon Appetit like in French or we can simple say, Enjoy!

    • @claudiabautista4165
      @claudiabautista4165 29 днів тому +1

      @@highlevellistening Thank you so much! Now i understand the use of dig in better. And...nope the other verb I meant was: dish up!! 😊 and I found it in another video of you later!! I knew I'd heard it from you but did not remember in which episode.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  29 днів тому

      Good research! 😄 (I honestly couldn't remember the phrase)

  • @sampathmeegoda2457
    @sampathmeegoda2457 10 днів тому

    It’s highly recommended. Could you please share me the pdf of the Video. Thanks

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  10 днів тому

      www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/membership
      You can get over 140 transcript PDFs by joining us as a member here on youtube! Thank you so much for joining us today!

  • @MianZeshan-l1r
    @MianZeshan-l1r Місяць тому

    Thanks you
    From Pakistan

  • @modernlifehacks9176
    @modernlifehacks9176 Місяць тому

    Ssly u both are just amazing...no words to express....u both look very very cute on screen

  • @Smhfv
    @Smhfv Місяць тому

    Thanks a lot. Very usefull video

  • @yu56sa.
    @yu56sa. 24 дні тому

    It’s great 👍 like and follow спасибо как раньше не видела этого канала

  • @user-fattah43
    @user-fattah43 17 днів тому

    ❤❤

  • @russ3190
    @russ3190 18 днів тому

    Dr.Berg said that oat milk is worse than regular cow milk. You have higher insulin spikes

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  17 днів тому

      Interesting - I actually still drink cows milk, we just wanted to give an example of alternatives that some people use.

  • @Showtalks.
    @Showtalks. 22 дні тому

    Indian and Australian like to mix both and I like how flexible it is to talk in both accent😂

  • @Free19637
    @Free19637 28 днів тому

    Hi, kat. How you doing? During the episode you said : " . . . and since l meal prepped, things are ready to go. Could you please explain this sentence more, especially the word " meal " ? Thanks.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  28 днів тому +1

      Sure! A meal is a plate of food we eat, usually for breakfast, lunch or dinner, a lot of people eat 3 meals a day. Meal prepping is preparing that food and getting items ready before the meal, so you can save time when you’re busy during the week.
      Hope that helps!

    • @Free19637
      @Free19637 28 днів тому +1

      @@highlevellistening grammartically, meal is the noun and prepped is the verb, are'nt they? Sorry, maybe i ask a lot. Thanks.

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  27 днів тому +1

      It's a good question:
      - [to meal prep] has become a verb, I suppose because it has become so common lately.
      - I [meal prepped] yesterday.
      - We [meal prepped] on Sunday evening.
      - I [am meal prepping] right now.
      So it's easier to treat the words as 1 chunk, I hope that makes sense!

    • @Free19637
      @Free19637 27 днів тому

      @@highlevellistening thanks.

  • @Ahmed-o5x
    @Ahmed-o5x 29 днів тому +1

    In the Future Perfect Tense and Future Perfect Continuous Tense, why do we use 'have' with all subject pronouns, and we don't use 'has'

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  28 днів тому +1

      Good question.
      The structure of the Future Perfect always starts with: "Subj + will have + 3rd form verb."
      Because there is "will" the next word must always be "have". This is the same like "can have : should have : might have : may have" and other modal verbs. So it's always "will have."
      - I will have done it.
      - You will have done it.
      - He will have done it
      - They will have done it.
      Easy peasy!

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  28 днів тому +1

      In any tense or sentence where we use two or verbs:
      will do
      will have done
      will have been doing
      could have done
      would have done
      can do
      might do
      We don't need to change or conjugate the second verb, so it will stay the same for all subjects. will/could/would/can/might don't ever need to be changed, so it makes it easier.
      Here are some examples (the only ones we change/conjugate are in the present tense)
      I have some laundry.
      She has some laundry.
      I will do the laundry later.
      She will do the laundry later.
      I will have done all the laundry by 7pm tonight.
      She will have done all the laundry by 7pm tonight.
      I will have been doing the laundry for 3 hours by the time you get here.
      She will have been doing the laundry for 3 hours by the time you get here.
      Hope that helps!

    • @Ahmed-o5x
      @Ahmed-o5x 28 днів тому +1

      @@highlevellistening very clear explaination. Thank you so much🙏💕

  • @marinaterrosi885
    @marinaterrosi885 25 днів тому

    Get in= eat what you do not normally feel like having?

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  23 дні тому

      That would be a good description yes. Sometimes [getting in] protein, calories, vegetables implies that you don't always want to eat them, or that it's hard to make yourself eat them.

  • @user-zx4cp6kz4b
    @user-zx4cp6kz4b 27 днів тому

    ❤👌

  • @ceyhunmehdiyev357
    @ceyhunmehdiyev357 Місяць тому +1

    I was so upset that I didn't receive a notification from you

  • @motherschooltomsk
    @motherschooltomsk 21 день тому

    I defeated cancer with healthy eating

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  19 днів тому +1

      We're happy that you're healthy!

    • @motherschooltomsk
      @motherschooltomsk 19 днів тому

      ​@@highlevellistening Thank you ❤ You are right. Healthy eating includes fresh fruits and vegetables. And cut out sugar, salt, bread, fat.

  • @MelEl-u1t
    @MelEl-u1t 28 днів тому

    I contact or socialize with people on social media using the ratio of understanding or reading people's minds , sorry look at the positif side . You guys are my best friends the gift exist not because I learned it but because it was given the creator but I'm still poor so doo't be afraid or stay away from me, my friend.

  • @Infobynidhi
    @Infobynidhi Місяць тому

    Meaning of tend to please

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  29 днів тому

      If you tend to do something, you usually do it or it normally happens.
      Summer tends to be hot. Summer is usually hot.
      I tend to stay home during the week. I normally/usually stay home during the week.
      Hope that helps!

    • @Infobynidhi
      @Infobynidhi 29 днів тому

      @@highlevellistening thanks

    • @Infobynidhi
      @Infobynidhi 29 днів тому

      If I say I tend to wake up at 5 and he tends to wake up at 6 is both correct

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  28 днів тому

      Those both sound great!

  • @renukabhandari4156
    @renukabhandari4156 15 днів тому

    How can I connect with you in personal?

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  14 днів тому

      Currently, we are just offering comments and YT videos, but you can reach us through our YT channel at the top of our homepage!

  • @zakichand8277
    @zakichand8277 2 дні тому +1

    Healthy eating with fresh fish from river . My channel : " Tita catching corkfish with hand "

  • @yonathanmeza6931
    @yonathanmeza6931 22 дні тому

    Hi

  • @dobromirom3794
    @dobromirom3794 10 днів тому +1

    thanks but i m vegan

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  8 днів тому

      Good sentence! This is a polite way to tell someone at a restaurant, at work, or among friends.

  • @lilyhudgens3376
    @lilyhudgens3376 Місяць тому

    You ok Mark?😢

  • @julyamin331
    @julyamin331 Місяць тому

    What's wrong with cow's milk 😢, at least it's natural and organic, I mean let's hope so 😊

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому +1

      Nothing is wrong with it! ☺️ it’s more about variety and choosing different options. In the US and UK we drink a huge amount of milk and it can definitely lead to too many calories without realizing it. It’s just bringing some variety in ☺️

    • @julyamin331
      @julyamin331 Місяць тому

      😅👍
      Absolutely right! I think it's more about lifestyle and eating habits, but to be honest, I believe that the amount we intake is what really matters, don't you think?

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому +1

      For sure, we say “everything in moderation” which means a bit of everything but not too much ☺️

    • @julyamin331
      @julyamin331 25 днів тому

      ​​@@highlevellisteningSure, everything in moderation it is. 👍Thanks ❤

  • @amirsalehi3643
    @amirsalehi3643 Місяць тому +1

    I found your podcasts really useful. Thanks, two great teachers ❤️ ❤️

  • @kenyup7936
    @kenyup7936 Місяць тому +1

    Thanks!

    • @highlevellistening
      @highlevellistening  Місяць тому

      Thank you very much Ken, as always we really appreciate it!

    • @maraniero1043
      @maraniero1043 21 день тому

      I need to go on diet , I put on too much weight because every morning I ate four toast with honey and too much bread during the other meals , but today I 've decided to stay on track,cutting down carbohydrates and sugar and cutting out fizzy drinks.