This is easy.
But even native speakers get it wrong.
You see, when I was a kid, people just said “Merry Christmas.”
Can You Speak Airport-ese?
At the airport (and on the airplane) everything is in English.
But it’s a different kind of English.
I hear and see words here I don’t find anywhere else.
The Most Interesting Place You’ve Never Heard Of
It was the strangest place.
And just a few days ago, I had never heard of it.
It’s called Kowloon Walled City.
One more day in HK. What would YOU see?
Most tourists in Hong Kong go shopping or eating or clubbing.
But I prefer history.
So today I visited the Hong Kong History Museum.
Fear In Hong Kong
I’m a traveling teacher.
Today, I’m in a new city.
And what do I always do when I arrive in a new place?
Where’s Mr. Vig?
Hello from Hong Kong, my newest city.
I’m on my way back to Europe for the winter.
And instead of flying a crazy-long distance in one day, I thought I’d break up the trip and see a new place.
Where Should I Go?
I’m leaving!
I’m hitting the road!
I’m outta here!
Good Clicks and Bad Clicks On YouTube
You want to improve.
More words… fewer mistakes…
I get it. (translation: I understand)
This Is Exactly What A Native Speaker Would Say
So many good sentences!
Yesterday, I asked you to share your favorite sentence with me.
I can strongly recommend you check out the blog and read them.
The Three Most Important Sentences In The English Language
Sentence #1: Hi.
This is how you start a conversation.
A conversation is how you make a friend.
A friend is someone you can speak English with and who will make your life richer.
