Being able to talk on a wide variety of topics is really helpful for getting a higher mark on the IELTS test. In this podcast I will help you to form opinions and ideas for Speaking Part 3 and Writing Part 2. You can also book a private lesson with me on my profile. Hope to see you in a lesson soon!

# [Essential Korean] Must-Know Expressions (Part 1) 🇰🇷 ​🏷️ Expression Tags ​🟫 K-Drama / TV ​🟦 Everyday Slang ​🟪 Emotion / Feeling ​ Stop relying on textbooks! Here are 5 real expressions that will make you sound like a native speaker instantly. **01. 눈치가 빠르다 (nun-chi-ga ppa-reu-da)** 🟫 - To read the room quickly. - *그 사람은 눈치가 정말 빠르다.* **02. 손발이 오그라들다 (son-bal-i o-geu-ra-deul-da)** 🟪 - To cringe / secondhand embarrassment. **03. 배 터지게 먹다 (bae teo-ji-ge meok-da)** 🟫 - To eat until you're absolutely stuffed. **04. 갑분싸 (gap-bun-ssa)** 🟦 - A sudden awkward silence. **05. 마음이 무겁다 (ma-eum-i mu-geop-da)** 🟪 - To have a heavy heart. --- ✨ **Part 2 with 5 more expressions is coming soon!** If you want to practice these in real life, book a lesson with me!

Let’s look at the word “polite.” Example: “He is very polite.” What does that mean in real life? A polite person: • says “please” and “thank you” • apologizes: “I’m so sorry.” • doesn’t interrupt others Polite people also turn commands into requests using modal verbs. Instead of: “Pass me the water,” they say: “Could you please pass me the water bottle?” When ordering food, instead of “I want a coffee” (or “GIVE ME A COFFEE!” 😅), they say: “I would like a coffee.” Now it’s your turn! How would you define politeness? Try to think of a few examples on your own!

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Yes, Prime Minister The charm of this drama lies in its ability to captivate viewers—even those unfamiliar with the British political system—with the trio’s strategic maneuvering and humor; yet those who understand the underlying political context will appreciate its satire even more deeply, making it an essential watch for “laughing while understanding Western politics.”

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Tomorrow will be tough, with classes from the first to the fourth period. But there are some interesting classes, so I'm looking forward to it.

You don’t sound like yourself in English? That’s not a language problem. After 20,000+ hours of 1-to-1 work with professionals from 70 countries, I noticed one pattern almost everyone misses. People don’t struggle because they lack English. They struggle because they’re speaking from the wrong role. In this short podcast, I share: • why learning more often makes things worse • why English collapses under pressure • and the one shift that changes how you sound without adding skills One question to listen with: Who are you being when you speak English — a student or a communicator? If learning feels endless, this may explain why. Press play. This one lands fast.

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