A Festa Da Sofia

Ester agrees to participate in a statistical study about Mafra families by answering a few questions. 

Learn Portuguese adverbs in context through this conversation at a book store. 

Artur and Nuno get a table at a restaurant in Portugal. 

In this episode, I continue teaching beginner-level Spanish grammar! Today, we dive into how to make singular nouns plural. Get my new FREE e-course: "Spanish Vocabulary Supercharger" HERE. Head over to MexicanFluency.com for easy access to everything that I do and teach. Follow ... 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

You’ll learn how to identify and speak about singular and plural nouns, including the tricky ones that many English learners sometimes make mistakes with. Shownotes and more podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/   Las notas del episodio y más podcasts ... Show More

Day 2 I introduce the Plural of three nouns, a short Dialogue and two verbs 

Different countries, different traditions -- a birthday in Turkey. Grammar unit: Review of verbs with the accusative and dative cases 

Today we are going to give you an introduction to verb conjugation. In this episode we will point out what to pay attention to and give you some useful tips to make this easy. We will conjugate the verbs of group A with you together.  We also go over the personal pronouns in Gree ... Show More

Welcome to this bonus episode of Coffee Break English! Today, we're learning some examples of phrasal verbs in the time it takes to have a coffee!In this episode, Nick talks to Anabel about what is important to him during the festive period. He uses a lot of examples of phrasal v ... Show More

The Aleph group (present in the conversation): Me, I  AhNi You, masculine  AhTa You, Feminine  At You, Plural general  AhTem You, Plural feminine AhTen We  AhNakhNoo The Heh group (NOT present in the conversation): He Hoo She Hee Them Hem --- Send in a voice message: https://podc ... 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