281. What is a Blue Zone? (English Vocabulary...

In the 1870s, about ten percent of Africa had been colonised by European countries. But over the next few decades, over ninety percent of the continent was taken, occupied, divided, and partitioned by governments far away in places like London, Berlin, and Paris. We call this per ...  Show more

“I’m just not good at learning languages.” I’m sure many of you listening right now have thought this before. And I’m sure you’ve thought the opposite about people you have met in the past: “Wow, she’s so talented at English” or “He has a gift for languages.” These kinds of comme ...  Show more

This week's episode of the @englishvocabularyhelp Podcast is all about Diet vocabulary. I will explain the most popular and trendy diets in the United States and I will tell you about my guilty pleasures when it comes to eating. I love to study health and wellness so this topi ...

In this episode, we're taking a deep dive into Blue Zones - 5 areas around the world where people live a long time with great health.I'll be sharing my uneducated views on why this might be, but also looking at the Power 9 - 9 reasons why researchers believe life expectancy is so ...  Show more

E229:  🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast with me, your host, Anna! Tune in to Week 23, Day 1 of Your English Five a Day, where we dive deep into five pieces of vocabulary each weekday to boost your active English vocabulary.

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You probably know by now that here at RealLife English we're foodies (we love food!) It must be a common thing for English speakers because we have so many expressions related to eating and food. So today we'll look at a bunch of useful everyday expressions and idioms that hav ...