When in Rome Do as the Romans Do

Delve into Emerson's quote, "To be yourself... is the greatest accomplishment." Discover why embracing your unique self is a path to true fulfillment. 

Delve into the wisdom of the proverb "absence makes the heart grow fonder." Does separation truly strengthen love, or is it a recipe for drifting apart? 

Explore Theodore Roosevelt's quote, "Believe you can and you're halfway there." Learn how self-belief fuels achievement and how to apply it in your life. 

<p>In this eye-opening episode of Learn Spanish and Go, we delve into the cultural differences that give away a gringo abroad. We discuss the challenges of adapting to new environments and how our luxuries and entitlements can affect our travels. With funny anecdotes and insightf ... Show More

In episode three of this new series exploring the sights and stories of Europe’s most beautiful, intriguing and historic cities, travel journalist Paul Bloomfield is joined by classicist Dr Shushma Malik for a quick trip round Rome. Together they lead us through the rise, fall an ... Show More

In Episode One, Lesson One: Adaptability we meet Ron from Belgium. He tells us more about how important it is to adjust to the locals, no matter where you go, what the people in Bulgaria are like, how it is better to take care of each other (not only in the times of a crisis) and ... Show More

Send us a textThe Baxters' Italian adventure begins! Julie and Dani arrive at the airport in Rome and meet the driver they hired to take them to their hotel. In our roundtable, we cover three idioms (including a very polite curse word) as well as labor strikes, a common Italian g ... Show More

Subscribe to the transcripts at https://www.allearsenglish.com/subscribe   In today's episode you learn a natural English expression that embraces authenticity. Is it always the right move to try to be unique and authentic? Today we share our opinions and give you more ways to sa ... Show More

Send us a textOn their way to the Hotel Artemide, Italian driver Pietro teaches Dani how to count in Italian and Julie asks about directions. In our roundtable, we cover two different expressions about being tired and a classic Roman insult that involves dead people (really!). We ... Show More