Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Diversity in the UK

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PBk-NBdnPS2dAxTblMXKUxZn6f5HtsRW/view?usp=sharing

Teacher Robert's Podcast

Adventures in Vietnam During the Pandemic (with transcript)

Discover the captivating contrasts between British and American English in our podcast. Dive into the nuances of vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural influences that make these dialects unique. Join us on a journey of linguistic exploration, uncovering the differences that connect our two nations through words.

English Learner's Boost

The differences between British and American English

In this episode, I talk about the difference between passive and Active Vocabulary. I also explain ways to improve productive knowledge.

Rethinking Language Learning

Receptive & Productive Vocabulary

日本(にほん)のiPhone16は安(やす)い？
Is the iPhone 16 cheap in Japan?
아이폰 16은 일본이 더 싸나?

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

日本(にほん)のiPhone16は安(やす)い？Is the iPhone 16 cheap in Japan?

Read the podcast here>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1udXDDUXP_Wr0438ebCXWHrnTLDmTmGwW/view?usp=sharing

Lisa's Podcast

Man Arrested for Climbing London's Tall 'Cheesegrater' Building

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24. If You Have Superpower 如果你有超能力

Here are three comparative idioms that are commonly used in English:
1.	As busy as a bee: Meaning very busy or industrious.
Example: "During the holiday season, the shops are as busy as bees with shoppers."
2.	As light as a feather: Meaning very light in weight.
Example: "The package was as light as a feather, making it easy to carry."
3.	As clear as day: Meaning very clear and obvious.
Example: "Her explanation was as clear as day; everyone understood it easily."


Learn With Kimiya

Comparative Idioms 

Molti dei miei studenti di Italiano spesso mi raccontano del loro desiderio di trasferirsi in Italia per qualche mese. Per questo motivo ho deciso di creare una puntata del mio Podcast dedicata alla ricerca di un appartamento. 