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Pedals turning, waves crashing, eyes closing. 

Have you ever wondered why so many Portuguese words start with “al-”? 

Escape the Atlantic chill and discover Ferreira do Zêzere — a place of warm waters, fresh seafood, and... giant omelettes? 

Describing and purchasing items 

People buying goods in different shops 

In this Learn English Vocabulary podcast, Jack is a shop assistant in a high street clothes shop and he helps a customer buy a shirt. The language focus looks at useful or interesting vocabulary.You can read the transcript and test how well you have understood with the activities ... Show More

Every year, more and more people buy clothes online, but today, you are heading to the mall with your stylish friend, Katrina. Your mission is to buy a new wardrobe (a whole new set of clothes). Listen and learn the vocabulary, phrases and collocations we use when talking about c ... Show More

Welcome to lesson 16 of Coffee Break Portuguese! This is the series in which we're learning Portuguese right from the beginning, along with Rafael and Ava. The topic of this lesson is shopping. We're learning some transactional language that will come in useful when you’re in a s ... Show More

In this English dialogue practice, Luke and Rachel talk about shopping for clothes. Many conversational phrases are used in this episode, including ‘nailed it’ and ‘can’t go wrong with…’Read a transcript while you listen to the episode or review the vocabulary list on the Dialogu ... Show More

Joshua Leo and Liz Waid look at a group of Peruvian women - weavers who make cloth. They are using their skills to make their lives better. https://spotlightenglish.com/uncategorized/making-cloth-to-build-community/ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/spotlightenglish ... Show More

A young man buying some shoes