British English Practice with Ysis Lorenna

In this episode you will learn all about “British politeness”. Why are Brits so polite? What exactly is this? How do I recognise it? What are some examples of it? You will learn phrases and expressions you can use on your daily life to communicate with native speakers. Follow me on Instagram @britishenglishpractice for more pronunciation and everyday British English tips. You have a topic request for the podcast, drop me an email at britishengpractice@gmail.com

In this episode, we are going to cover some advanced travel-related vocabulary. So whether you're planning a trip, commuting to work or going on holiday, this episode will help you understand and pronounce some of the most common words in British English relating to travel, and also words that are quite specific to certain types of travel. This is part 1 of 2. On part 1, I'm going to cover: - The differences between words like travel, trip, journey, commute, etc. - I will also give you pronunciation tips and real-life examples using this vocabulary, exactly how you would hear it on a daily basis in conversation with native speakers.

In this episode, I share my own personal method that has helped me learn and remember new vocabulary, including how to use new words, when to use them and their pronunciations. This method has worked for me for over 20 years and I'm finally sharing it with the world. If you enjoyed learning the PFT, share this episode with your friends. I'd love to hear from you if you've used this method and it worked for you too, or if you're just starting to experiment with it.

Today's episode is on the topic of relationships.

This episode focuses on British slang for advanced learners. You will learn British slang in the context of news headlines - what do they mean in every day English? How do I use them? How do I pronounce them? ❤️ Share this episode with a friend, if you think they might enjoy it too. Remember, the key to retaining all the vocabulary you learned today is to put it in practice. Before you forget everything all the new things you learned, text your friend, write a tweet or an email using one or a few of these slangs. After that, put your pronunciation to practice too! You could rehearse a few phrases at home to use in conversation at work, school or with your family. Record yourself speaking or send voice notes to a friend who is also learning English so you can keep each other motivated.

In this episode of the British English Practice (BEP) podcast, we are exploring some advanced vocabulary and pronunciation related to the

In this “off the cuff” chatty episode, I talk about a topic I'm really passionate about when it comes to learning a new language: accent vs pronunciation. Check out my YouTube channel for a huge catalog of free videos: https://www.youtube.com/ysislorenna Follow @britishenglishpractice on Instagram for daily British English pronunciation tips: https://www.instagram.com/britishenglishpractice/ Book a 1-to-1 pronunciation practice Zoom session with me on https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ysislorenna/e/116364

Welcome to part 1 of this SPECIAL series of the British English Practice podcast on CORPORATE JARGONS, also known as, business language. In this episode, I teach you the meaning, uses and alternatives to a very popular corporate jargon “let's take this offline”. Do you love it? Hate it? Use it? Make sure to subscribe so you know when the next episode on this series is out. And if you enjoyed or learned something new, please rate and review the podcast as it really helps us reach more people who can benefit from this content. Find us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/britishenglishpractice

In this episode, you will learn common British English vocabulary around the topic of “strikes”. It's a hot topic in UK news at the moment, so you've probably come across loads of these words whilst reading the news. Hope you find it helpful!

In this episode you will learn some advanced vocabulary to help you exaggerate like a native Brit. Check out my Instagram @britishenglishpractice for daily content and don't forget to rate and review this podcast! If you have any questions, please email britishengpractice@gmail.com