Learning English Conversations Episodes Episode guide
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The English We Speak: On a roll
In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. This week's looks at...
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The English We Speak: Off the scale
An expression that means goes far beyond what is expected.
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The English We Speak: Off the cuff
An expression that means you say something without preparing first. Learn it here.
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The English We Speak: Off base
This expression is a way to say someone's idea, guess or opinion is far from the reality.
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The English We Speak: Non-starter
Learn an English expression you might not find in a typical dictionary!
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The English We Speak: No two ways about it
If there are no ways about something, you want to emphasise that it's true.
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The English We Speak: No notes
This podcasts is incredible 鈥� no notes!
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The English We Speak: No notes
The singer鈥檚 performance was incredible 鈥� no notes!
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The English We Speak: No leg to stand on
This phrase means that someone's argument is weak
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The English We Speak: Neck of the woods
This is an expression that talks about an area, especially the one where you live
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The English We Speak: Nailed It!
Neil needs to put a clock on the studio wall, but can he nail it? Find out more in...
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The English We Speak: Muddle along
An expression meaning you're managing OK even if you don't have a plan. Learn it here.
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The English We Speak: Mooch
An informal British English word that means to wander or stroll around casually.
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The English We Speak: Moment of truth
Use this expression to add drama and suspense to what you're saying. .
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The English We Speak: Mind-boggling
In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. This week's looks at...
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The English We Speak: Me time
An expression to use just for yourself.
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The English We Speak: Makes my skin crawl
Here's an expression for when you're incredibly disgusted by something.
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The English We Speak: Make a rod for your own back
An expression that means you are doing something that will cause you future problems
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The English We Speak: Make a pig's ear of something
This expression is about doing something badly. Learn how to use it here.
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The English We Speak: Main character moment
Look at her - she's having such a main character moment on the dance floor!
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The English We Speak: Lock in
This phrasal verb means to focus hard with no distractions. Learn how to use it here!
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The English We Speak: Like a moth to a flame
Moths are attracted to light. Learn how to use this metaphor with Feifei and Georgie.
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The English We Speak: Let something slide
This phrase has two meanings. Learn them and hear some examples in this episode.
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The English We Speak: Let loose
An expression that means relax and celebrate.
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The English We Speak: Learn the hard way
What did you have to learn the hard way?
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The English We Speak: Lairy
In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. This week's looks at...
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The English We Speak: Kick the can down the road
When do people kick the can down the road?
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The English We Speak: Keep yourself to yourself
I'm just going to keep myself to myself today. I鈥檓 so tired.
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The English We Speak: It's giving
An expression meaning something has a certain energy or vibe.
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The English We Speak: In the nick of time
In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. This week's looks at...
