Category: vocabulary

105 How to Learn a Language with Podcasts

In this podcast episode, you’re gonna learn why using podcasts is a great way to learn languages and how you should use them to get the most out of it. With the help of podcasts you can easily level up your target language – in an interesting way.  Links Transcript The podcast on YouTube Vocabulary

73 – You can have your cake and eat it too

Full transcript: Next time you’re making chocolate cake. I hope you’ll consider some of these sweet tips so you can have your cake and eat it too. I was wondering, do you have a favorite expression in English? I do. I think my favorite expression is the phrase. “You can have your cake and eat

23 – Antifa meaning and definition – Podcast

What is Antifa? Full Transcript of the podcast: Antifa or Antifa, depending where you live in this country, the anti-fascist who go mask into demonstrations, why are they masked? They do not want to be identified. Antifa has always been a buzzword. In the media, a buzzword is a word or phrase that becomes very

#21 – I have lost my train of thought (idiom)

Functional Language

Functional Language to buy you time Full Transcript On this episode of fluent vocabulary, we focus on a bunch of phrases and the expression “I’ve lost my train of though”. Just stands there, representative for functional expressions that buy you time. So if you don’t know exactly what you should say, and maybe you just

E55 – English vocabulary podcasts

http://traffic.libsyn.com/myfluentpodcast/E55_-_English_Vocabulary_podcasts.mp3 English vocabulary podcasts are a great source to use to expand your vocabulary. In this episode, 3 great vocabulary based podcasts are introduced which are: Nick’s Knack for Neologism, Victor Prep and Just Vocabulary They are all GRE SAT Advanced vocabulary podcasts.Most certainly, there will at least be one omong them which you’ll love.Word

E51 – Fall in love with Word Lists

Download Link This is a guest podcast episode by a very aspiring language learner from the Philippines. Thank you very much Kayla. On her blog she writes about her thoughts, random observations, and screw-ups with language learning. Her current Projects are Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, German and Spanish. kaylaaufdenglisch.wordpress.com/ You can find the complete text read