Aprender ingles with Reza and Craig

Congratulations to Reza for passing the C2 exam in Valencian. Absolutely lekker news! Apologies for the delay in replying to your voice messages, but we're back and ready to go! Today we've got a message from Rocío from Cádiz and then we're heading all the way to South Africa to explore South African English. Twelve official languages, rolling R's, and words like howzit, braai, and aikona - it's going to be kiff! What do those words mean? You'll find out in this week's episode.

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Chop-chop! That's enough chit-chat! Let's get down to the nitty-gritty of today's podcast which talks about words like chop-chop, chit-chat and nitty-gritty. You might think that our podcast episodes are just thrown together 'willy-nilly', but nothing could be further from the truth. We'll help you improve your vocabulary in this episode about words that are repeated.

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Forest fires are becoming more common in many parts of the world. At the time of recording, there are terrible wildfires blazing in France, Spain, Canada, Italy and many other countries. Every summer, we see dramatic images of burning forests, smoke-filled skies and firefighters working tirelessly to protect people and wildlife. But what causes these fires? Are they always natural? How do they affect our environment, our health and our future? In today's episode, we'll explore the language of forest fires while discussing one of the biggest environmental challenges facing the world today. Have you ever seen a forest fire?

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Some people say that if you can laugh in another language, you're no longer just learning it, you're starting to live it!

Many English learners discover that understanding grammar is one thing, but understanding humour is something completely different. English jokes often depend on double meanings, cultural references, or simply unexpected endings. So, in this episode, we'll explain how different kinds of jokes work, we'll laugh at some terrible English jokes, explain why they work, and look at the language behind the laughter.

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The world has never been more connected. Whether you live in a large city or a small town, you're likely to meet people from different countries, cultures, languages, and backgrounds. This diversity has brought exciting opportunities, but it has also raised important questions. How do different cultures live together? What are the benefits of multicultural societies? Are there challenges? And how can learning English help us communicate across cultures? In today's episode, we'll explore the idea of multiculturalism, learn useful vocabulary and expressions, and discuss some thought-provoking questions that will help you express your own opinions in English.

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If you're a regular listener to the podcast, there's a good chance you've already mastered the basic English tenses. If so, congratulations! You've got the foundation. But if you've ever wondered why native speakers say "I'll have finished by Friday" instead of "I'll finish by Friday" or "I'd been waiting for an hour" instead of "I waited for an hour," this episode is for you.

Today, we're exploring the advanced verb tenses that help you sound more fluent, tell better stories, and express yourself with much greater precision. Don't worry, this isn't a grammar lecture. We'll explain each tense with practical examples, and plenty of real-life discussion.

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If you've been studying English for a while, I'm sure you remember learning basic comparatives and superlatives and seeing expressions like 'bigger than', 'more expensive' and 'the best/worst' in your coursebook.

But native speakers don't stop there! At a more advanced level, if we want to say that something is better, we might say, 'significantly better', 'far more interesting', a great deal better' or 'by far the best'.

These words are called modifiers because they change the strength of the comparison, and in this episode you'll learn some common advanced modifiers and how to use them in English.

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We haven't spoken about poetry for a while, so in today's episode we'll explore one of the most famous poems in English literature, The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost. We'll read the poem and break it down in simple, clear English to help you understand both its meaning and its language. We will look at the key vocabulary, the imagery of the two roads, and some deeper ideas about choices and life decisions. By the end of the episode, we hope you'll not only understand the poem more clearly, but that you'll also feel more confident about how to approach English poetry in general.

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Have you ever noticed that English has dozens of different ways to say "walk" or "run"? Someone can stroll through a park, march in a protest, wander around a city, limp home after an injury, or leap over a puddle. In this podcast, we're exploring the language of movement. You'll learn verbs, collocations, idioms, and expressions that will make your English much more natural and expressive when you speak about movement.

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Have you ever wondered whether you should say bring, take, or fetch? These three common English verbs seem simple, but they cause confusion for many English learners. In today's podcast, we'll explain the differences between them, explore common collocations and expressions, look at useful phrasal verbs and idioms, and help you sound more natural and confident in everyday English.

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