À Procura Do Café Pastel De Nata

A man puts down his phone to rediscover the art of boredom. 

Sometimes comfort is found in unexpected places! 

A man talks about his newly remodeled living room, using prepositions of place and vocabulary related to furniture and household items. 

If you come to China you're going to be getting served tea everywhere: in restaurants, homes, even offices. In today's newbie lesson, we'll be joining a young woman as she enters an office. Listen in and learn the language for basic manners and politeness in Mandarin Chinese. Epi ... Show More

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<p>Cafés can work differently in different countries so listen to this episode to find out what to do in English speaking countries.&nbsp;</p> 

A new coffee shop in town is keeping everyone awake, so it’s up to Bobby Wonder and Grabstack to figure out what’s in this special espresso bean and help the town get some sleep. 

In this lesson, we will learn simple phrases to ask for directions in Spanish. You can find more at https://learningspanishforbeginners.com/26 

Join Francesca and Mark for the fifth Chapter of Scenes from the Coffee Break Italian Café! In this episode, a young woman enters the café with a latte order and a sketchpad. As she leaves, something unexpected is left behind… Click here to access the premium course of Scenes, wh ... Show More

Join Mark and Pablo at the start of an engaging new story! In Chapter 1 of Scenes, our latest course for intermediate learners, we’re introduced to Isabel, her café, and its colourful array of customers. Each chapter unveils a scene from this charming café, giving us the chance t ... Show More

Welcome back to the Coffee Break Spanish Show! In Episode 2, we look at Spanish nouns that take the article 'el' despite being feminine nouns, such as 'el agua' and 'el aula'. By the end of this episode, you'll have a much better understanding of Spanish gender rules, helping you ... Show More