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Spoken English Conversation Staycation Ep 255
In today’s lesson we practice spoken English conversation and explain the portmanteau word Staycation. Although this is a short lesson (Thursday lessons are shorter, Monday’s lessons are longer) it’s still 1000+ English words, all spoken by a native English speaker at just the right pace to help you practice listening to spoken English.
Published
August 29, 2019
Learn English Wedding And Marriage Ep 254
Today we learn about marriage and weddings in the UK. We talk about what type of marriage is possible in the UK and about some interesting marriage statistics. If you go to the website and look at the full article, you will find a bonus at the end which talks about the sad part of marriage.
Published
August 26, 2019
English Words For Hair Colour Ep 253
Today’s English podcast lesson we will talk about the English words used to describe the colour of your hair. We often discuss the colour of your hair when describing what a person looks like.
Published
August 22, 2019
Lets Work On Your Yoko Meshi Ep 252
When you first learn a new language, much of what you do is private, between you and your class, your teacher or just you speaking to yourself inside you head. However, there comes a point in time where you have to use your new language skills in the real world, and a lot of us find this a hard thing to do!
Published
August 19, 2019
English Speaking Topics Eton Mess Ep 251
We British love a good pudding! I’m sure this is the same for all the sweet toothed readers. So today we talk about one of the most British of puddings, Eton Mess.
Published
August 15, 2019
Common English Words For Travel Ep 250
A lot of English language students confuse these common English words: travel, travelling, trip, journey, tour, voyage, cruise. So let’s find out why and listen to these common English words being used correctly.
Published
August 12, 2019