oin us as we dive into popular British words and phrases! 🇬🇧
Cris and Teacher Joseph discuss commonly used UK slang, idioms, and expressions that might confuse non-Brits. Whether you're visiting the UK or just love British culture, you'll pick up some fantastic phrases here!
In this video, we cover:
Popular slang words (e.g."knackered")
Common phrases Brits use daily
Funny language differences between British and American English

Enjoy and leave a comment with your favourite British phrase!




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Devi avere un obiettivo linguistico specifico da raggiungere in un periodo determinato, ma l'obiettivo deve essere specifico e realizzabile.

In 6 mesi puoi cominciare a comunicare in una lingua, anche abbastanza bene, questo sì è possibile. 

Ma avere come obiettivo imparare una lingua in 6 mesi è pericoloso per la tua autostima, molto probabilmente non riuscirai a farlo e al sesto mese penserai di avere un problema, penserai di essere stupido/a.


Imparare una lingua è un po' come avere una corretta alimentazione e fare sport. 

Il consiglio di un mio amico personal trainer è valido anche per l'apprendimento linguistico: vuoi migliorare la tua situazione psico fisica per sempre e per tutta la vita? Devi fare sport per tutta la vita... 
La stessa cosa si può dire per l'apprendimento linguistico!


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Check the comment to see the Text.Leave your comments about what you have learned.