#23 We learn a big chunk of some need to...

#25 We learn to make sentences that contain both wa and ga, and pick up a useful way to ask somebody if it's ok to do something. 

#24 We haven't added any new wa or ga particles uses in a while, so in this episode we learn a new usage of ga in combination with some wa. 

#22 We'll be learning some new verbs you will often hear and use if living in Japan along with another counter. 

Lesson Recap & Transcript - - -  In this episode,  we will learn about when NOT to use the Korean object particle 을/를 with situational examples. This is going to be a short and sweet episode, but with indispensable grammar rules :)  

Something English learners always complain about is not having the words that they need to express themselves like they would in their mother tongue. That is why in this episode we are taking a deep dive into some advanced techniques for learning, remembering, and using more voca ... Show More

🤩 Download FREE lesson PDF: https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-20-words-problems-and-damage/ ❤️ Vocabulary Builder Courses: https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/vocabulary-builder-course/ It’s not just broken… it’s cracked, chipped, scratched, or smashed! In English, we hav ... Show More

In this episode, we take a mini-pause on grammar and dive into one of the most essential things every Spanish learner needs to begin caring about right now: Building a BIG Spanish Vocabulary. Get my new e-course: "Spanish Vocabulary Supercharger" ⁠HERE.⁠ Head over to ⁠MexicanFlue ... Show More

Welcome to the first episode! Today Ramzi and I will be talking about life under the coronavirus lockdown, the best way to learn a new language and the common mistakes that myself and other language learners tend to make when speaking Arabic. Here are 10 of the new words you will ... Show More

(I would recommend watching the YouTube version of this one as I have added the words on the screen and it will be easier to understand.) One of the reasons native English speakers are hard to understand is because we contract/shorten a lot of words or groups of words. In this vi ... Show More

I received a comment recently, saying that learning languages as an older person is almost an impossible task. As someone who has learned 10 languages after turning 60, here’s what I think about the topic. 

Discover the benefits of language chunks in today's video. Learn what they are, how to use them, and what teachers often get wrong about chunking! 

BECOME A CONFIDENT BUSINESS ENGLISH MEMBER Join me for more of my key business english takeaways from my work as a Neurolanguage Coach. I touch on loads of topics. Vocabulary, grammar, reading tips and mindset. Don't miss out.Want the transcripts, newsletter and extra content? Be ... Show More

Amis des mots, nous allons nous pencher sur des termes que l'on prononce de travers à cause de la manière dont ils s'écrivent. C'est à l'initiative de Jean-Pierre, qui m'écrit sur Facebook "Ce matin sur RTL, j'ai entendu un journaliste parler des toits en 'zinK' !!! Je ne compren ... Show More