Join Kat and Mark for a festive episode of High Level Listening as they dive into the charming differences between American and British Christmas traditions and vocabulary! 🎄🇺🇸🇬🇧 Whether you call it a "Christmas jumper" or a "holiday sweater," this episode is packed with fun, games, and a dash of cultural exchange that's perfect for the holiday season.

In this special Christmas video, our favorite English teachers, Kat from the USA and Mark from the UK, exchange gifts and challenge each other—and you—to guess whether certain holiday terms are used in American English or British English. From "Santa Claus" vs. "Father Christmas" to "stocking stuffers" vs. "stocking fillers," this game will not only entertain you but also enhance your understanding of cross-cultural language nuances.

🎁 What's Included:
Fun gift exchange between Kat and Mark
A guessing game of holiday vocabulary: British vs. American
Discussions on traditional holiday items and their cultural significance
A warm, festive atmosphere that's perfect for learning and getting into the holiday spirit
Whether you're curious about the differences in holiday terminology or just looking for a fun way to improve your English, this episode is sure to delight. Don't forget to play along and see how many you can guess correctly!

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💬 Let us know in the comments: Were there any surprises for you in this game? Which term was new to you? Share your thoughts and your own holiday experiences, whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or any other wonderful winter tradition.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us at High Level Listening! 🎉

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