As an English teacher one naturally becomes more and more nit-picky over time (overly detail oriented.) Hopefully you'll find that quality useful when listening to my podcast. 

Nit-Picky English with Nika 

En el podcast de hoy vemos 5 expresiones (del español de España) que usamos muy habitualmente para indicar sorpresa, sobre todo coloquialmente, como por ejemplo: "¡Qué fuerte!" o "Al igual". 
Aprender y usar estar expresiones os ayudará a sonar como verdaderos nativos. 👍😉

Muchas gracias por vuestro apoyo, podéis dejar vuestras preguntas y comentarios debajo.

Español con Pablo

5 Expresiones Coloquiales de Sorpresa 😮 Nivel B1-B2

Oggi vi racconto la storia della mia vita in relazione alle lingue che conosco.

Bedside Italian

Bedside Italian #14 - Le lingue che ho imparato. Part 1

Jag hade en fundering häromdagen som handlade om spindlar  och rädsla. Vad tycker du? Håller du med mig?

Easy Swedish with Viktoria

Ep. #20 - Spindlar och rädsla

We discuss the meaning and typical usage of the phrase:

FROM SCRATCH

Brentoni's English Podcast

038 - from scratch

"Don’t just learn English. Learn how to own the room — in English."

Because in high-stakes moments, grammar won’t save you.
Your voice, your presence, your story — that’s what wins the job, the respect, the opportunity.

In this 2-minute audio, I break the myth that grammar is your main problem.
Spoiler: under pressure, grammar disappears — and your state takes over.

If your voice shakes or sounds flat in interviews or meetings, this episode is for you.

✅ Learn why “presence” matters more than perfection
✅ Try a simple self-check exercise

DM me "SoundCheck" to get free personal voice feedback

#job interview #IELTS speaking #executive communication #executive presence 

The Habits of Professionals Growing Into Strong, Confident English Communicators

🎧 Mini Podcast: How to sound confident under pressure?

≪young, oldを日本語で言うと？≫

10年前にかったペン→古いペン
20年前にかった車→古い車　

あなたは古いです。
あなたは古い人です。
古い考え：old-fashioned 

たいぎ語 （antonym)
✕わかい↔古い　
〇わかい↔としnoun 
私は年（とし） です。 I`m old.
私は年をとっています。I‘m old. 
（年を）とります→とっています


ようへい先生　N4～N3　レベルの生徒（せいと）へ　(^^♪

『わかい↔古い』はまちがい？

Best Practices for Learning English - My guest today is Teacher Meysam. He teaches English and Farsi on Italki.  His profile is here https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/7480802

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Best Practices for Learning English

Tips for finding and recognising a good teacher.