2017 - Walk Up to Any Native Speaker with This Impressive English Vocabulary

The video discusses the concept of 'walk up' in various contexts, including personal stories about living in New York City, a listener's question about phrasal verbs, and different uses of 'walk up'. The hosts explore the nuances of English vocabulary, including slang like 'rocked up', and demonstrate these through role play. They also emphasize the importance of shared experiences and vocabulary in building connections.

How did the speaker's living situation in New York differ from typical newcomers?

How does the speaker describe the rental market in relation to the location in New York?

What is the significance of the years 2008 to 2010 in the context of the speaker's education?

What are some challenges of raising children in New York City mentioned in the conversation?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'life is weird like that'?

What does the phrase 'rocked up' mean in Australian slang?

What are the differences between 'walk up' and 'run up' as discussed in the conversation?

What is a 'walk up' in the context of New York City living?

What is the role of vocabulary in building connections between people?

What cultural connections can be made through shared experiences in a city?