My dad and I, discuss the pros and cons of life in Florida, as well as the reasons so many people choose to move there.

Starting at 16:48, I explain the following vocabulary from the episode:

-in other words
-go through the roof
-all bets are off

Brentoni's English Podcast

017 - Why Do People Move to Florida? (Part One)

[ — Audio description, listen and read along for greater understanding. — ]

A: Você gosta de esportes?
B: Sim, eu gosto muito.
A: Quais esportes você gosta?
B: Eu gosto de futebol e vôlei.
A: Eu também gosto de futebol. É o esporte mais popular do Brasil. Mas não sei jogar vôlei.
B: Eu posso te ensinar se você quiser.
A: Sério? Eu adoraria.
B: Que tal amanhã à tarde então?
A: Ok, eu estou livre amanhã à tarde.
B: Então, nos vemos amanhã à tarde no parque.
A: Combinado!


PORTUREAD - Listen to small texts and conversations samples in portuguese!

Você gosta de esportes? — SMALL TALK IN PORTUGUESE (A1-A2 LEVEL)

Nivel de dificultad: A2 - B2
Level: A2 to B2

I explain:
⚡Present continuous
⚡The word: HAY - THERE IS or THERE ARE
⚡The word: ¡Ay! - OH!

Lindo día.

Chat & eat 🌮 Charlar y comer ⚡ Monday & Wednesday 

CAPITULO 8 : Las palabras HAY y ¡Ay! ⚡ CHAPTER 8 : The words HAY y ¡Ay!

This week I introduce the phrase LEAVE NO STONE UNTURNED. 

Listen to hear about the Greek legend that gave birth to the phrase. 


043 - leave no stone unturned

みなさんこんにちは！けいすけの日本語ポッドキャストへようこそ！
このポッドキャストは、日本語の勉強をしているみんなのリスニングのために作っています。

今回は僕の英語とスペイン語の勉強の経験についてお話しします！

けいすけの日本語ポッドキャスト

Ep.9 「僕がどうやって英語とスペイン語を勉強したか」のおはなし｜Japanese listening practice

“As I live in a pretty small town, I haven't had the opportunity to meet many people from different countries or cultures, but I've had the pleasure of getting to know James, an English teacher from the UK. 

James hails from London, and moved here about 2 years ago to work as an English tutor in one of the local high schools. I guess he’s in his mid-twenties, and being one of the few foreigners here, has become a kind of local celebrity. 

The first time I met James was at an English corner, which was held at one of the local coffee shops in town. I saw it advertised, and decided to go along, as I really needed to brush up on my English speaking skills. I remember, I was the first to arrive, and introduced myself to James, and was immediately taken aback when he started to introduce himself in the local dialect! 

We got chatting, and hit it off from the start, getting along like a house on fire. Not only did it turn out that we were both football fanatics, but also shared the same taste in music. 

We have since become the best of mates, and hang out at least once or twice a week. I really love chatting to him, and getting to learn all about English culture, as well as sharing different aspects of my own culture with him. I have great respect for James, as he has really made an effort to immerse himself into the local culture here. On top of that, getting to know him has been a real eye opener, and helped to dispel any negative cultural stereotypes.”

IELTS 85 Speaking

Describe a person you know from another culture

CHISTES MEXICANOS

ARQUEOLOGO.

Today we're talking about a professional piece of vocabulary that we can use to talk about ourselves in a critical way, especially in the form of a jokes. This is "self-deprecating". Take a listen to today's episode of the podcast for a full explanation and I hope you find it useful!

Don't forget that if you're an international professional who want's to improve the way they use English at work then I help people like you every day, right here on iTalki. Feel free to book some of my time and let's get to work!

DAILY Business English VOCABULARY builder

I'm really bad at making podcasts!

Chiste mexicano corto, especialmente dirigido a escritores y literatos... con un nivel del idioma español: "Ultra Avanzado".