Today, I decided to do a more casual and relaxed episode since I'm still a bit ill at the time of recording. I discuss my own experiences of the USA and some of the culture shocks I had during my 3-week trip there. I discuss these differences from my own point of view and how this is reflected in the language too. I should say, I feel like I sounded a bit ... Show More
Nov 19
#351 British vs American Phrasal Verbs with Jesús Flórez
<p>Jesús returns for another episode, but this time we challenge each other with some phrasal verbs from America and Britain. We each have a secret list of 5 phrasal verbs, and our goal is to share one that the other doesn't know.</p><p>While talking, we discover whether the ... Show More
1h 12m
Jul 2021
Ep. 186 HOW AMERICANS TALK ABOUT SCHOOLS IN ENGLISH
<p>In this English lesson, I explain what the terms, nursery, preschool, kindergarten, university, and college mean in English. They can be a little tricky, so I wanted to clear up some questions that some awesome channel members had. Thanks Nori and Maria C. </p>
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12m 33s
Jul 2024
East-coast living: the pros and cons (Focus on)
<p><strong>Today's story:</strong> The east coast of the U.S., between Washington, D.C., and Boston, is home to about 50 million people. It has rich history, great cultural treasures, top-notch universities, and four distinct seasons. But the winters are harsh, costs can be high, ... Show More
20m 49s
Feb 2024
[313] Train-Themed Idioms: A Train of Thought | Off The Rails and More
In this episode, we're delving into more train-related idioms that native English speakers love to use. Whether you're at work, chilling with friends, or just hanging out, these expressions add some fun flair to your conversations. Join me as we break down phrases like "a train o ... Show More
13m 4s