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ESLPod_0966_WE_1606 Converting to Another Religion The verb "to convert," in this podcast, means to change one's religions, or for one to leave one religion and adopt another: "How old were you when you converted to Islam?" The verb can also be used to talk about changing someone's opinion in general, not necessarily about religion: "It was difficult, but we finally managed to convert Maryl from a PC-user to a Mac-user." "The verb "to convert" can mean to change something from one code or type to another, especially when talking about computer files: "Can you convert this Word document into a PDF?" Finally, "to convert" sometimes means to change into a different shape or use: "Wow, I didn't realize that this couch could convert into a bed so easily!" Or, "When Jamie left for college, her parents converted her bedroom into a guest room."

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ESLPod 966 to convert Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_0966_WE_1606
Episode Id	ESLPod 966
Episode Title	Converting to Another Religion
Phrase	to convert
Text	The verb "to convert," in this podcast, means to change one's religions, or for one to leave one religion and adopt another: "How old were you when you converted to Islam?" The verb can also be used to talk about changing someone's opinion in general, not necessarily about religion: "It was difficult, but we finally managed to convert Maryl from a PC-user to a Mac-user." "The verb "to convert" can mean to change something from one code or type to another, especially when talking about computer files: "Can you convert this Word document into a PDF?" Finally, "to convert" sometimes means to change into a different shape or use: "Wow, I didn't realize that this couch could convert into a bed so easily!" Or, "When Jamie left for college, her parents converted her bedroom into a guest room."
Topics	Daily Life

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