In this episode I talk about my recent experience with a hard drive failure. I talk a little about making back ups of data and what I learned from this painful experience.

Learn to speak about your city! Book a lesson today so I can help you take your English to the next level!

Learn all the necessary vocabulary so that you can speak about the economy. Best for intermediate and upper-intermediate students. Book a lesson today so that I can help you take your English to the next level!

In this Real English Conversations Podcast Episode on Italki, Amy and Curtis share some tips on how you can feel more comfortable when you’re speaking English and also a very important advice podcast about accent and pronunciation. There are a lot of students who want to lose their accents so that they can sound like native speakers. But when we break this down into what students want to be able to do, it comes down to these three goals: 1. To be able to speak more easily without thinking too hard, 2. To be clearly understood, 3. To understand what other people are saying And these three goals sound more like “I want to be able to communicate confidently and effectively”, instead of sounding like a native speaker.

Don't get confused with those three with the help of this episode! Book your lesson with me right away by going to my profile and choosing the time slot that suits you the best!

Don't get confused between these two and know exactly what both of them mean! This podcast episode will help you with these two dictionary entries! ^^

Learn to speak about kindness and practice the most common simple past verbs. Book your lesson today and take your English to the next level with me. Questions? Send me a message. I respond to everyone. Happy studying!

Hi everyone, in this episode I talk about what kind of person I am. A morning person or a night person. Which do you prefer? Let me know in the comments :)

Hi everyone, in this episode I talk about how i like to have my meals. Do I prefer to cook them or would I rather be cooked for? Which do you prefer? Let me know in the comments :)