იდიომა "ყურების ჩამოყრა"  ნიშნავს დასევდიანებას, მოწყენას. To be down in the mouth. The illustration (by Kote Iantbelidze) describes the idiom in a very direct (to throw down the ears), humoristic way.

ქართული იდიომები-Georgian Idioms!

ყურების ჩამოყრა

Practice your English listening and speaking with this real BBC-style news clip!
In this episode, we explore the BBC’s new Polish language service — a great topic for shadowing if you're learning English.

🗣️ Shadowing helps improve pronunciation, fluency, and intonation. Just play, repeat, and follow along.

✨ Ideal for learners

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BBC Launches Polish Language Service - Shadowing Practice for English Learners

#Peace #FunnyPodcast #MindfulnessWithHumor #CalmInTheChaos #RealTalkWithFriends #LaughingThroughLife #SpiritualButFunny #CrisAndMe #PodcastChill

In this episode, my friend Cris and I dive into the topic of peace — or at least, what we think peace is! 🕊️😅
We talk about how we find moments of calm in the chaos of life, share a few laughs, and maybe even stumble into some wisdom. Expect humor, honesty, and a whole lot of "real talk."

Whether you're into mindfulness, chaos management, or just need a smile today, this one’s for you.

🎧 Grab a coffee, relax, and join the conversation.



Finding Peace (Kind of): A Funny Chat About Calm with Cris and I

Why is British food so bland, beige, and weird? This funny and simple English essay is perfect for learners who want to practise listening and reading while laughing at the UK's strange food habits.

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British Food Explained: Why Is It So Bad?

#LanguageShadowing #StoryShadowing #Learnenglish #ShadowingPractice #repeatafterme 

Practice your language skills with this short shadowing exercise using a simple story. Shadowing helps you improve pronunciation, listening, and fluency by repeating what you hear—just like native speakers do!

👉 How it works:

Listen to the story.

Repeat after each sentence (shadowing).

Practice daily to improve your confidence and fluency.
 
🎧 Great for learners of English
🗣️ Use headphones and speak out loud!

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Shadowing Practice - Speak Like a Native!

Discover a powerful yet peaceful method to learn English—not by trying harder, but by quieting the mind. In this video, I explore a deeper approach to language learning that goes beyond memorizing grammar rules. Inspired by the idea of stillness and awareness, you’ll learn how to become more present, reduce mental noise, and absorb English in a more natural, confident way. Perfect for A2 to B2 learners, and ideal for anyone who wants to learn English while feeling more calm, focused, and connected. Whether you're self-studying or in a classroom, this approach will transform the way you think about language learning.

A transcript is available on request. 

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