Money makes the world go round and on this podcast, you’ll learn how to talk about money and negotiate prices in English. Some feedback on the Urban Myths and Legends podcast – https://inglespodcast.com/408 Carlos from Venezuela writes: In Venezuela, we have myths and mysteries from the 19th century. La Sayona, a crying female ghost that…
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On today’s podcast, you’ll learn 8 more colloquial expressions so that you can sound more like a native speaker. 8 common colloquial expressions – Part 9 To get up to speed/bring (someone) up to speed/date To bring (something) up to speed = cause it to be working at its highest level of efficiency. to be…
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You’ll learn some Australian English vocabulary and expressions so that you can talk to and understand an Australian. Email from Mateus from São Paulo, Brazil Hi Reza and Craig. I’ve been listening (to!) your Podcast since last November, and my English has been improving a lot. Thanks for your excellent work. I’d like to recommend…
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Do you have any urban myths in your country? If so, do you believe them? On this podcast, we’ll tell you some from around the world and help you improve your English. Voice message from Andrés from Colombia. Well done for saying listen ‘TO’ (It seems like our tactic is working and we’re on track…
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What is the IELTS test? Why do students take it? How can you prepare for this test effectively? You’ll learn about the IELTS test on this podcast. Voice message from Adriana from Colombia now living in Chile the strategy of the plant (factory, installation)he asked me to do it on his behalfI pulled it offI…
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In this episode, you learn vocabulary, idioms and expressions connected to friends and friendship. You’ll also discover who the tooth fairy is and we share some free resources you can use to improve your fluency in English. Voice message from Ebiana from Argentina When a tooth Xfalls downX – falls out Who is the tooth…
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We explain the difference between abbreviations and acronyms and you’ll learn some commonly used abbreviations and acronyms that sometimes confuse learners of English. Thanks to the students who helped me to beta test my B2 First online course: Maria Eugenia, Judit, Erasmo, Carla, Jefferson, Beatriz, Fernando, Maria, Luis and Pedro. Voice message from German from…
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Why don’t you lay on our table, relax and enjoy a lovely massage while you learn vocabulary connected to spas? Voice message from Wessel from Brazil. I’ve been listening TO your podcast (back to 100 Euros!) XWhen this fact came acrossX – When I came across this fact… Voice message from Ruben from Colombia XI…
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In this podcast, you’ll learn some uncountable nouns and some qualifying expressions so that you can talk about those nouns correctly in English. Voice message from Mamen from Badajoz 10 positive things from the COVID-19 pandemic – https://inglespodcast.com/388 It was difficult for me TO UNDERSTAND I usually listen TO one episode every day (We lost…
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You’ll learn some different ways of saying tired so that you can improve your vocabulary and take your English to the next level. Voice message from Ebiana from Argentina You have recorded 400 XofX podcasts Email from Yolanda Martí Disability – https://inglespodcast.com/397 “Thank you for talking about disability. In my case, as a blind person…
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