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#246: Learn about Investment and Cryptocurrency in English | 18 Words and Phrasal Verbs
This week you will learn a lot of English vocabulary related to finances and on top of that you’ll learn quite a bit from this crash course of sorts on investment and cryptocurrency. We’ll teach you some phrasal verbs having to do with investments, then we’ll touch on the crypto-craze that’s been going on for…
Read More#245: How to Express Your Emotions in English
When people ask us “How are you?”, we often get lazy and we use the same old replies such as “I’m good,” or “I’m great,” AND especially “I’m fine.” But there are so many more great ways to describe how you’re feeling if you want to be more specific about your emotions. In this podcast…
Read More#244: Talking About Sleep | English Idioms & Vocabulary
We spend one third of our lives sleeping and it’s no wonder that there are so many great words we use instead of sleep in English. By learning them, you can be more specific about the way that you describe your sleep. We also use heaps of expressions related to sleep that can be confusing…
Read More#243: Differences in School & University between UK, US & Australia
In today’s podcast episode, we are talking about differences in schooling in the USA, UK and Australia. It’s actually pretty shocking how different they are in these three English speaking countries. We will explain what the journey looks like through the schooling system in each country and important terms and vocabulary that you need to…
Read More#242: No Time to Learn English? Use These Tips to Make it a Daily Habit!
“I don’t have time for English.” “I have so many things to do.” “Work is busy.” “I have lots of university assignments.” “In my free time, I want to relax, not be thinking about English.” Do you ever say these things to yourself? Do you not have time to learn English? We understand how you…
Read More#241: 12 Funny English Expressions Kids Use
Today we have a very special podcast where we take a trip down memory lane (remember the past) and talk about expressions that we used to say as kids. These are funny playground expressions, some of which you’ve probably heard in kid shows or in family movies. As you’ll see the vocabulary and the language…
Read More#240: Do I Need to Have a Native Accent?
In this week’s podcast, we’re talking all about whether or not you SHOULD TRY to sound like a native and how this correlates with accent reduction, intelligibility, identity and your DEEPER PURPOSE for learning English. Is this a particular goal you have as part of your English language journey? Have you ever faced any prejudice…
Read More#239: Money Idioms and Slang for Everyday Conversation
In this week’s podcast, Ethan and Ollie talk all about money. You will learn idioms and expressions related to money that you can start using today in your real-life conversations or on the RealLife App. Learning these idioms and expressions will make you sound more natural when you speak English. So, take out your pen…
Read More#238: Q&A with Andrea & Ollie | “I’m Stuck at Intermediate, what do I do?” and More!
In this week’s podcast, Andrea and I are answering your questions. We asked you on Instagram, what you want to know about English or about us. And the great thing about your questions is they are rich in language and vocabulary. So you are going to learn lots of new expressions in this podcast. Download…
Read More#237: How to Understand Natives | Connected Speech
In this week’s podcast, we’re talking all about connected speech! You’ll learn about how we often don’t pronounce some words, how we reduce others and how we change some sounds in order to flow more naturally with our speech. This is a really interesting topic that will not only allow you to understand native English…
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