Would you like to learn how to greet people in the UK? This episode focuses on British English greetings specifically, but many of them can still be used when speaking English all over the world. Let's talk about them now...

Words & phrases used in this episode:
- Hello! / Hi! 
- Morning! 
- Y'alright? (A combination of 'you' and 'alright')
- How are you? 

Conversational English With Josh 

British English Greetings

⌚️In five minutes, let's learn the latest election news from Taiwan. What exactly is the "watermelon effect"? I'll reveal the answer tomorrow. 

⌚️我們用5分鐘的時間，來學跟台灣選舉有關係的新聞吧！ 問題：什麼是西瓜效應？ 明天會公佈答案！ 

⌚️我们用5分钟的时间，来学跟台湾选举有关系的新闻吧！ 问题：什么是西瓜效应？ 明天会公布答案！

來源/来源：https://www.thenewslens.com/article/177277

News with zhe

#5min 2024总统大选会出现「滚雪球效应」还是「钟摆效应」?

To all of my students and friends. Thank you for a terrific year. 2023. Now let's fly into 2024. And let's do some great things together. Happy. New year to you all. And thank you for all you do.

English My Way

Happy New year.

Hay alguno verbos que dependiendo de si van acompañados de los verbos ser o estar cambian de significado, te invito a practicarlos.
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Yuca-talk

Cenotes y verbos que cambian según se acompañen con ser o estar

Korean Podcast with Naeun

다시 만날 인연 | Korean Podcast for Intermediate

In this episode Mona and I discuss some highlights of American literature. She recommends some of her favorite American novels and uses some great vocabulary to describe them. Even if you don’t end up reading them yourself, you’ll learn plenty of useful words and phrases to describe books, movies, etc.

***For English learners! – Detailed vocabulary lesson begins at 20:41***

***Full transcript available ⁠at https://american-idiom.com/f/003-the-great-american-novels⁠***

Episode Outline:

Crossroads (Jonathan Franzen) - (Starts at 1:38)
The Marriage Plot (Jeffrey Eugenides) - (Starts at 6:52)
American Pastoral (Philip Roth) - (Starts at 12:48)

Vocabulary and examples (Starts at 20:41)

“to come out” (used at 2:03 and explained at 21:07)
"to take place in” (used at 2:32, 2:51, 3:17, 7:23, 11:34, 13:55, 15:15, 15:17, 16:07 and explained at 23:27)
“neck of the woods” (used at 2:39 and explained at 25:53)
“to set A apart from B” (used at 5:38 and explained at 28:05)
“smooth sailing” (used at 9:21 and explained at 30:38)
“to believe in (something)” (used at and explained at 32:40)

Brentoni's English Podcast

003 The Great American Novel(s)

On this episode of The Real English Conversations podcast, Amy & Curtis share the expressions they have heard their parents say to them while they were growing up. Learn new and funny idioms, expressions & phrases that you can use in English.

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Book a lesson with Curtis - https://www.italki.com/teacher/4672521/english 

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