It is very cold, I went for a walk and recorded this podcast.

Hello everyone! Today podcast is about another colloquial expression. Listen to the podcast to unlock the meaning!

Hello everyone, a new episode of “Let’s Check Out the News” is out! In this episode I’ll comment on an article titled: “Should You Take A Break From Social Media? Psychologists Reveal An Unlikely Suggestion” published on the web site of Inverse. As usual don’t hesitate to give me your feedback if you want. Enjoy. Useful vocabulary: well-being short-term relaxing effects anxiety and depression scrolling on TikTok or Instagram being sleep deprived total abstinence to point out to keep you hooked on social media to stay/keep in touch with friends and relatives a false impression a biased image a feeling of inferiority low self-esteem to check in with your friends

Good morning! This is a podcast I uploaded long time ago. I like García Márquez very much and would like to share with you my love to him. Hope you´ll like it and I invite you t do the quiz that comes along.

What is Christmas like in Poland? We're going to talk about different cultures and different traditions in. the countries and how they celebrate Christmas

Listen to this podcast and learn 3 idioms to help you get a band score 7 in your IELTS speaking exam.

"Let's chat about whether being creative can sometimes be linked to feeling a bit mentally overwhelmed. We're going to peek into the lives of two famous artists – Vincent van Gogh and Heath Ledger – to see if creativity and mental challenges go hand in hand."

In this week's episode of English In A Teacup, we will be learning idiomatic expressions to talk about money and the economy. To help us with the subject, our fine English lady, Miss Finesstocrat, who will telling us of her difficulties trying to make ends meet. Who can she ask for help? Let’s put the kettle on and find out!

Remember to sound interested when meeting someone new. It’s as important as eye contact and shaking hands.

Expand your vocabulary with these fun D words from Super Simple Songs Captain Seasalt and the ABC Pirates.