How many vocabulary words, phrases and collocations can you think of within the topic of Babies? I bet a lot. Now, do you know the translations for them in English?This episode introduces everything you'll need to know about the topic in order to navigate a conversation with a native speaker, other than the two obvious terms I've left out "crying" and "baby ... Show More
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207.2 - The Great Molasses Flood of 1919
In this episode, we explore the Great Molasses Flood of 1919, one of the strangest and most tragic disasters in U.S. history. On a cold January afternoon in Boston’s North End, a massive steel tank holding 2.3 million gallons of molasses burst, sending a deadly wave of syrup thro ... Show More
26m 31s
Feb 25
207 - Expression: In a Sticky Situation
In this engaging (and slightly sticky) episode, we explore the common American English idiom “to be in a sticky situation.” After a real-life kitchen disaster involving spilled honey, we break down what the expression means, where it comes from (it dates back over 200 years!), an ... Show More
19m 42s
Feb 18
⭐ Feature: Hangry, Bromance & Spam: Everyday Portmanteaus with Liz!
In this playful and spontaneous episode, Liz and I play a fast-paced guessing game using common English portmanteaus—words created by blending two others together. From hangry and bromance to Spam and chillax, we break down their meanings, origins, and how Americans actually use ... Show More
26m 44s
<p><b>E184:</b> 🎙️ Welcome to <b>The English Like a Native Podcast</b>, your go-to destination for enhancing your English vocabulary! I'm Anna, your host, and you're tuning in to <b>Week 16, Day 5</b> of <b>Your English Five a Day</b>, where we dive deep into five new ... Show More
<p><b>E201:</b> 🎙️ Welcome to <b>The English Like a Native Podcast</b>, hosted by me, Anna. Join us for <b>Week 19, Day 1 </b>of <b>Your English Five a Day</b>, where we delve into five essential pieces of vocabulary to enhance your language skills.<br/><br/>🌟 Today, we begin w ... Show More
