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The main focus of today's episode is the word 'cringe'. It's a useful word to describe a strong feeling of embarrassment or awkwardness, especially at someone else's behaviour, or memories of your own past behaviour. I'll be sharing a few cringey things from my life, some embarra ...  Show more

I react to a list of various unpopular opinions (taken from the popular subreddit) looking at some strong views, unusual takes, and some deeper, more philosophical opinions.With each one, I share my views and experiences that are relevant, and also a new English phrase that you c ...  Show more

Do you often see “speak like a native speaker” lessons and videos in your social media feeds and suggested posts? Do you want to know why you should avoid these lessons, and how they can actually be hurting your English progress and proficiency? On today’s episode, I talk about 3 ...  Show more

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Hi, For German A1 level grammar topics, you can find chapter-wise grammar lessons, practice and tests videos for Netzwerk courseware in my YouTube channel "LearnExploreLanguages". Make sure subscribe to the channel for upcoming videos. The link to the playlist is: https://youtu.b ...  Show more

In this episode, we're delving into more train-related idioms that native English speakers love to use. Whether you're at work, chilling with friends, or just hanging out, these expressions add some fun flair to your conversations. Join me as we break down phrases like "a train o ...  Show more