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⭐ 5-Minute English: Fall in the United States

18.09.2025
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In this Five Minute English feature, we dive into one of America’s most beloved seasons: fall (also known as autumn). From pumpkin spice and cozy sweaters to apple orchards and football games, fall in the U.S. isn’t just a season—it’s a whole feeling.

You’ll learn:

  • Which is more common:  fall or autumn?
  • The sounds, sights, tastes, and smells that define the season.
  • Cultural traditions like pumpkin patches, apple picking, football games, Halloween, and Thanksgiving.
  • The meaning of  fall foliage and why U.S. autumn leaves are so special.
  • Personal stories and memories that capture the cozy, nostalgic spirit of the season.
  • Along the way, you’ll hear rich vocabulary, expressions, and phrasal verbs to boost your English while connecting with American culture.

  • Fall in the U.S. is marked by  vivid colorscomfort foods, and family traditions.
  • The season is more than dates on a calendar—it’s tied to the senses: smell, taste, touch, sight, and sound.
  • Shared experiences (like stepping on a crunchy leaf 🍂) remind us of the  simple pleasures that unite people.
  • This episode is part of the Five Minute English series, which means it’s packed with advanced vocabulary and collocations. Listen several times, pause, and replay to strengthen your comprehension.

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