Lesson 22: Where were you yesterday?

In this lesson, you'll learn the following phrases: I like to travel. / I want to visit Germany. / I enjoy visiting Italy. / Have you been to England? / I have never been there. / I was in France. / Have you ever been to Paris? / I went there on holiday last year. 

In this lesson, you'll learn the following phrases: What are you scared of? / I'm scared of the dark. / Frankly speaking / Frankly speaking, I'm scared of flying. / As you already know / As you already know, she is scared of spiders. / I'm not scared of flying. / They are scared ... Show More

In this lesson you'll learn the following phrases: What do you need? / I need a taxi. / Do you need anything? / No, I don't need anything. / I need some time to think. / He needs help. / They need flowers for a wedding. / I needed this. / As far as I know / As far as I know, he d ... Show More

Welcome to our first episode, all about the weather! Here's what you'll learn: Three questions to ask people when you first meet them English people love talking about the weather, but Colombians aren't so interested - their weather stays the same all around the year. Why? How to ... Show More

Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler de quel temps il fait et quand. Vocabulaire: The seasons -- Les saisons spring -- printemps summer -- été fall -- automne winter -- hiver In the [winter]... -- En [hiver]... The months of the year -- Les mois de l'année January -- janvier Febru ... Show More

We're back with a new episode, bringing you a little espresso lesson in between the main seasons of Coffee Break French. Today, Hélène will be tackling one of the most common conversation topics: la météo (the weather)! From asking Quel temps fait-il ? to using colourful French e ... Show More

<p>In this English lesson I will help you learn some English words and phrases about the weather and natural disasters. We all experience the weather every day, so learning how to talk about the weather in English is very important for your conversations.<br/><br/>In this English ... Show More

Let me ask you something: what's the easiest way to start a conversation in English? If you said the weather, you're absolutely right! It doesn't matter where you are—London, New York, or Paris—at some point, people will always talk about the weather. And it makes sense, right? T ... Show More