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  • Carnival ( recorded by nomadicvegan ), American

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    The largest festival in the world is Brazil’s Carnival, which is considered by many to be “the greatest show on Earth.” More than 5 million people travel to Brazil in February or March to attend this religious celebration that begins 40 days before Easter. The festival is full of live music and people dancing in the streets. More than 70 samba schools compete every year for cash and prizes. Dancers from these schools wear colorful and creative costumes. They form a long line of people in the street, called a parade, that starts in the city center and stops at the ocean. The festival takes place before the Catholic season of Lent and celebrates the last day before Brazilians must give up the things they love for 40 days. The festival ends with a beautiful fire show on the beach when the sun goes down.

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  • Transport in Vietnam ( recorded by nomadicvegan ), American

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    The best transport for traveling between cities in Vietnam

    I think that the best transport for traveling from one city to another city in Vietnam is the airplane. People can save a lot of time when they travel by air. For example, it takes them about 37 hours by train but only 2 hours by airplane to travel from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi. Moreover, it is much safer to travel by airplane than any other type of transport. At customs, people scan all passengers’ luggage through an X-ray machine before they get on the plane. Also, passengers cannot bring any sharp objects, such as knives, scissors, and many other dangerous items on the plane to ensure security. For many people, flying is relaxing. They can enjoy their flight with food and drinks served. They can even entertain themselves by watching movies available on the plane. To conclude, no other type of transport is better than airplanes to travel between cities in Vietnam.

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  • Homophones - English ( recorded by Owain78 ), London, Neapolitan

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    air, heir
    aisle, isle
    ate, eight
    be, bee
    beach, beech
    blew, blue
    boar, bore
    born, borne
    brake, break
    but, butt
    bye, by, buy
    cell, sell
    dew, due
    die, dye
    eye I
    fair, fare
    fir, fur
    flee, flea
    flew, flu, flue
    flour, flower
    for, four
    hair, hare
    hale, hail
    heal, heel
    hear, here
    hey, hay
    hi, high
    hole, whole
    hour, our
    in, inn
    leach, leech
    made, maid
    mail, male
    main, mane
    mayor, mare
    meet, meat
    no, know
    none, nun
    not, knot
    night, knight
    oar, or, ore
    one, won
    pain, pane
    pair, pear
    pail, pale
    pea, pee
    peace, piece
    peak, peek
    peal, peel
    plain, plane
    pray, prey
    rain, reign
    read, reed
    red, read
    right, write, rite
    sail, sale
    scene, seen
    see, sea
    sight, site
    slay, sleigh
    so, sow
    soar, sore
    son, sun
    stare, stair
    steal, steel
    tail, tale
    team, teem
    to, two
    there, their
    vain, vane, vein
    waist, waste
    wait, weight
    waive, wave
    way, weigh
    we, wee
    weather, whether
    week, weak
    wet, whet
    where, wear, ware
    which, witch
    while, wile
    would, wood
    yoke, yolk
    you, yew

  • Homophones - English ( recorded by Peter ), American English

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    air, heir
    aisle, isle
    ate, eight
    be, bee
    beach, beech
    blew, blue
    boar, bore
    born, borne
    brake, break
    but, butt
    bye, by, buy
    cell, sell
    dew, due
    die, dye
    eye, I
    fair, fare
    fir, fur
    flee, flea
    flew, flu, flue
    flour, flower
    for, four
    hair, hare
    hale, hail
    heal, heel
    hear, here
    hey, hay
    hi, high
    hole, whole
    hour, our
    in, inn
    leach, leech
    made, maid
    mail, male
    main, mane
    mayor, mare
    meet, meat
    no, know
    none, nun
    not, knot
    night, knight
    oar, or, ore
    one, won
    pain, pane
    pair, pear
    pail, pale
    pea, pee
    peace, piece
    peak, peek
    peal, peel
    plain, plane
    pray, prey
    rain, reign
    read, reed
    red, read
    right, write, rite
    sail, sale
    scene, seen
    see, sea
    sight, site
    slay, sleigh
    so, sow
    soar, sore
    son, sun
    stare, stair
    steal, steel
    tail, tale
    team, teem
    to, two
    there, their
    vain, vane, vein
    waist, waste
    wait, weight
    waive, wave
    way, weigh
    we, wee
    weather, whether
    week, weak
    wet, whet
    where, wear, ware
    which, witch
    while, wile
    would, wood
    yoke, yolk
    you, yew

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