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Hadar Shemesh reads a passage from Harry Potter where a character escapes to a clifftop by the sea. The narration includes pronunciation tips like "Long O as in go" and explains that "craving" means a strong desire.

Hadar Shemesh reads a passage from Harry Potter where a character escapes to a clifftop by the sea. The narration includes pronunciation tips like "Long O as in go" and explains that "craving" means a strong desire.
He spent much of the next few days making excuses to escape the crowded cottage, craving the clifftop view of open sky and wide empty sea, and the feel of cold salty wind on his face. Cold. Long O as in go. Cold. Now the word craving means a strong desire for something. A lot of times we use it when we talk about food, but it doesn't always have to be.

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