AEE: Sights or Sites? Which to Use For Travel in English

The podcast episode addresses the common confusion between the words "sights" (S-I-G-H-T-S) and "sites" (S-I-T-E-S), particularly in the context of travel. It highlights that "sights" generally refers to impressive views and attractions, focusing on the visual experience, while "sites" denotes specific locations of historical, cultural, or practical importance, such as historical sites or construction sites. The hosts clarify that while the words sound the same, the correct spelling matters in writing to maintain clarity and credibility. They explore the nuances through examples, demonstrating how context can sometimes blur the lines, and offer questions to spark engaging conversations about travel experiences, emphasizing the importance of connection through shared interests.