Follow-up Questions: The Glue that Holds Conversations Together A conversation in English consists of a few basic parts. To begin a conversation you need to either make a statement or ask a question. […]
Practice Listening to Understand Native Speakers Do you struggle to understand native English speakers? Improving your ability to understand spoken English takes practice. As babies we spend about 2 years listening to our […]
How can I use Siri to learn English? Siri may not be human, but her English is quite good! If you have a Samsung phone, you can try these with Bixby too. Since […]
Situation: Two friends are talking about their English classes and studying for tests. Su Rin: How is your English class this semester? Min Hee: Great! We talk a lot in English. I think […]
Meaning and Use The end is in sight means that something will soon be ending. Usually, it means something difficult will soon be over or a difficult goal will soon be accomplished. We can use it […]
화이팅! Hang in there! is a great translation for *some uses of Fighting! (화이팅!) In case you don’t already know this, Fighting! is Konglish. It is not used by native English speakers…unless they are super cool and learned […]
Language and Cultural Connections Language and culture are closely related. By looking at some easy and common language examples, we can observe cultural differences. Examples of Language Reflecting Korean Culture Have you ever […]
Contents This post contains several options for discussing and dealing with stress. They include: 10 questions for discussion that can be used in conversation classes or to practice English on your own or […]
Here is another list of videos available on YouTube that you can watch to hear natural spoken English. On the Lighter Side 35 Accents in the English Language – He can do a pretty […]