“Record numbers!”
That’s what I read about tourism in Europe this summer.
All the capitals will be full of people.
Daily Lessons / blog posts
I Saw The Future In London
Last week I was in London.
I learned what “fly tipping” means.
I learned to never get out of a taxi/Uber/Bolt without seeing your phone in your hand.
What I Learned In London, pt. 1
Last week I was in London.
While I was there, I sent back all the strange, new words I found.
I hope you learned something.
The Winner Of The First Vig Prize
“No fly tipping.”
Yes, the words are English.
But the average American doesn’t know what they mean.
Can You Help Me Read This London Sign?
‘England and America are two countries divided by a common language’
-George Bernard Shw
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I’m Learning English
Wednesday night.
Wahaca Mexican restaurant at Canary Warf.
The business owner sitting next to me on the bench needs me to get up so he can get out.
The Brits say this so much better
Standing at the coffee machine this morning:
Me: Is it working?
Brit: I reckon so.
Me: I pressed ‘black coffee’ earlier and it was neither black nor coffee.
Brit: Well, give it a go.
How lovely.
Americans Don’t Use This Word
Hello from jolly old England!
This week, I’m the student.
No, I’m not learning English in London; I’m here to get some business coaching.
On The Road Again
On the road again
Goin’ places that I’ve never been
Seein’ things that I may never see again
Learn English Like A King
This week, we’re talking about why you should get a private English teacher.
And why you should find your private teacher now is because summer is the best time to hire a private teacher:
- teachers’ schedules are not full
- some may charge less
- while your colleagues are being lazy you will be preparing to surprise them in September with your new English skills
Reason #4 Why You Should Have A Private Teacher
Alexander the Great had Aristotle.
