From Snotty to Congested: A Guide to Cold Symptom Language
English Like A Native Podcast · Anna Tyrie
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Show Notes
E48: Today we're diving into the world of cold vocabulary and idioms as I'm currently dealing with a heavy cold myself. Have you ever wondered how to describe your cold symptoms accurately or simply wanted to expand your flu-related vocabulary? Join me in this episode as we explore the different terms and phrases used to describe the common cold.
Finally, we'll go over some common cold symptoms and terminology like "to be snotty," "congested," and "to have a frog in your throat." Discover the different types of coughs, sensations, and some common phrases you can use to describe how you're feeling when you're under the weather. So, grab your tissues and hanky, and join me in this informative and relatable episode!
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