Sunday night.
A posh bar in London.
In a few hours, England would play Spain in the finals of the EURO.
Atomic Homework
An English Lesson From England
It’s a strange thing…
Not understanding your own language.
But that’s what happens when Americans visit the UK.
At last! Mr. Vig’s Fifth Commandment for Awesome English
I don’t watch TV.
Except….
When I’m staying in a hotel.
How To Speak English to a British Person
I’m back in the UK!
No, I’m not looking for my phone.
I’m attending a conference and visiting friends.
Mr. Vig’s Commandment #4 For Awesome English
Do you enjoy food every day?
Do you enjoy sleep every day?
Do you enjoy oxygen every day?
Mr. Vig’s THIRD Commandment for Awesome English
School taught us to want to be perfect.
Bad idea.
Perfect is not your friend.
Behold! Your Second Commandment for Awesome English
This week, we’re talking about rules.
No, not boring, confusing grammar rules.
We’re talking about rules that will change your English and change your life.
Mr. Vig’s Five Commandments Of Awesome English
People like rules.
We’ve got:
12 Rules For Life
I Was Surprised To See This In Bulgaria
I’m not rich, but I do have a private swimming pool.
How is that possible?
It’s because Bansko becomes a ghost town in the summer. You just have to find a hotel that’s still open, and that has a pool, and viola! you’ve got your own private swimming pool.
Are You Speaking My Language?
In English, when someone says something you like or agree with, you can say, “You’re speaking my language.”
Here at Nomad Fest, we speak a different language.
Here’s how to start a conversation with a digital nomad.