You’ll learn 8 more colloquial expressions that will make your English sound natural and more like a native speaker. Now you’re talking! Voice message from Luis from Mexico. La Pergola bar/restaurant/kiosk in Valencia. Voice message from José Ignacio – 7.5 result in IELTS I ‘wouldn’t have expected’… Learned ‘from scratch’ ‘It’s on me’ 1.Don’t get…
8 common colloquial expressions – Part 2 – AIRC373
Intensifiers – Part 1: really, very, quite, pretty and fairly – AIRC372
You’re very welcome to this episode of the podcast, and we really mean it. We’re pretty sure we’ll be able to explain quite a few things fairly well to you. You’ll learn about the words really, very, quite, pretty and fairly so that you can use these intensifiers correctly in English. An email from Pablo…
8 common colloquial expressions – Part 1 – AIRC371
Colloquial English can be quite difficult to understand and to incorporate into your everyday English vocabulary. Be that as it may, we’re here to help you get to grips with some common English expressions that will help you speak English more like a native speaker. Voice message from Erasmo from Brazil Voice message from Lorenzo…
Changing word stress on verbs and nouns – AIRC370
You’ll learn how word stress changes some words from a verb to a noun and from a noun to a verb so that you can improve your pronunciation. We also explain the difference between behaviour, demeanour and conduct. Voice message from Paulina from New Zealand Preparing IELTS exam to COME UP WITH ideas IELTS writing…
Opiates, book recommendations and improving your fluency – AIRC369
Learn about opiates, get some book recommendations and discover how to improve your fluency in English. Voice message from Alejandro from Colombia Anesthesiologist – anesthesia – anesthetic (to numb the pain) A ‘fellowship’ in pain (grant or a specialty?) propose (to you) a topic – to propose/suggest a topic thank you for INSPIRING us to…
Anybody, anyone, nobody, no one, somebody, someone, everybody, everyone – AIRC368
Anyone can improve their English with this podcast. We leave nobody out. Today, you’ll learn the differences between anybody, anyone, nobody, no one, somebody, someone, everybody and everyone. Voice message from Anna from Italy You have no idea XwhatX (how) useful they are for me. You’ve done an excellent XworkX (job) Sicily where I’ve lived…
Prepositions and phrasal verbs for a digital world – AIRC367
Many of us live in a very digital world and we need lots of technology vocabulary to speak about it. Perhaps one of the most difficult aspects of learning this vocabulary is prepositions. Today we’ll help you get them right. Voice message Jorge from Colombia Xadvices you can give meX – what advice can you…
Are you satisfied with your English level? – AIRC366
Are you satisfied with your English level? Today we’ll hear from an English learner from Senegal who isn’t and we ask the question, when should you be satisfied? We also have more of your comments and questions. Voice message from Sonia living in Berlin A Trip Around the Regions of Spain – AIRC360 I want…
A Day in the Life of Coco the Podcasting Dog – AIRC365
Today you’ll learn some dog vocabulary so that you can talk to your dog in English. We also have a guest appearance from Coco, possibly the world’s first podcasting dog! Thanks to Joffre from Ecuador who interview me for his podcast Amigos Learning Languages. We spoke about Tomar – Llevar – Hacer VS Take –…
Drinking idioms and expressions – AIRC364
Most of us like to have some alcohol from time to time. In this episode, you’ll learn some words and expressions so that you can talk about having a drink in English. There is some language in this episode that may not be appropriate for children. Voice message from Alex from Germany. ‘In hindsight, it…
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