Some idioms have almost a word for word translation into another language. For example, If you solve two problems with one action, you can use the English idiom ‘to kill two birds with one stone’ or in Spanish ‘Matar dos pájaros de un tiro’. It’s quite similar in French, too; “Faire d’une pierre deux coups”….
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We know what you’re thinking. This is another dry, boring podcast on a topic that we know nothing about. Well, I hope we’ll be able to surprise you and that you’ll learn lots of vocabulary connected to taxes and tariffs in this episode. Voice message from Jose from AsturiasEnglish is ‘a must’Sometimes I hate English…
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Sit back in the soft, leather seats of a luxury limousine, take a sip of your favourite cocktail and join us on today’s educational ride as you learn English words, expressions and idioms connected to the theme of limousine drivers and chauffeurs. Voice message from SebastianI’m listen (I listen) to it Cars and Driving: https://inglespodcast.com/101…
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In this podcast episode, you’ll learn lots of vocabulary connected to one of our favourite topics; sleep. Finally we can talk about a subject we know a lot about! Email from Pilar from France“I don’t remember if you have already talked about sleep, sleep phases, dreams, insomnia, etcDid you know that until the invention of…
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In today’s podcast, you’ll learn vocabulary, expressions and idioms on the topic of astronomy. We have no hesitation in saying that this episode will be “out of this world”! Voice message from Dayana from Ecuador ‘A setback is part of going forward’ Astronomy Astrology and the 12 signs of the Zodiac: https://inglespodcast.com/540 Astronomy is the…
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Welcome to the sixth and final episode in our series about the senses. If you have a sixth sense, you may have predicted this topic!In past episodes, we’ve looked at vocabulary connected to sight, sound, touch and smell. In this episode, you’ll learn vocabulary connected to the sixth sense. Voice message from Saul from Mexico.Can…
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Welcome to the fifth episode in our series of the five senses. We’ve looked at vocabulary connected to sight, sound, touch and smell. Today it’s the fifth sense, taste. We know you’ve got good taste because you’re listening to this podcast. But what vocabulary, expressions and idioms do you know that are connected to the…
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Welcome to the 4th episode in our series of the five senses. We’ve looked at vocabulary connected to sight, sound and touch. Today it’s the fourth sense, smell. The Five SensesSightSoundTouchTasteSmell SmellTo smell – INTRANSITIVE: I love how that fresh bread smells.To smell – TRANSITIVE: He could smell the fish as it was cookingOlfactory: related…
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In this podcast, we speak about what is perhaps the most sensual of the five senses, our sense of touch. You’ll learn vocabulary, expressions, idioms and more in this episode of Aprender Inglés with Reza and Craig. Many thanks again to Carmen for her suggestion of the 5 senses. The Five SensesSightSoundTouchTasteSmell TouchFingertipsTo feelTo rub…
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Two weeks ago, in episode 562, we spoke about sight, one of our five senses. Today we continue on our theme of senses and you’ll learn vocabulary, expressions and idioms connected to the sense of sound. Many thanks again to Carmen for her suggestion of the 5 senses. The Five SensesSightSoundTouchTasteSmell SoundWhat’s the difference between…
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