EATTL Learning — The EATT Magazine Podcast

Test your English every Saturday. listen to this lesson and answer the questions here 

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Welcome to all of our new students our new students Jairo, Ranveer, Moody,  Monir and Cuthbeth, Arban,飞鸿 Fei Hong,

and 李杰 Li Jie from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, and China

This is just a small selection of some of our students from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, China, Mongolia and 

of course hello to all of our students from all over the world and those of our students living, working and studying in America.

Welcome to learn English with Cullen 

Here are today's lesson questions, please answer the questions in the link below 

So thinking about it 

Do you have any friends or family who live in these countries now?

Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, China or America?  

Or

Do you have any friends or family that come from these countries? 

Or

do you have any friends or family that have been to these countries before?

Or 

Do you have any friends or family that are planning to go to these countries to work or for a holiday?

Please let us know in the link inside this lesson 

Or can you tell us do you come from any of these countries? 

What country do you come from and what language do you speak 

Please tell us in the link below 

In the next lesson, we are going to find out what languages Jairo, Ranveer, Moody, Monir, Cuthbeth, Arban,飞鸿 Fei Hong, and 李杰 Li Jiespeak 

speak 

What  languages do you think our students from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt

Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, and China might speak?

Lets us know in the link inside this lesson on Saturday

Join us for all our latest lessons here

https://eattmag.com/news/page/2/

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Friday's English lesson 35 a faster speaking class

Welcome to all of our new students our new students Jairo, Ranveer, Moody,  Monir and Cuthbeth, Arban,飞鸿 Fei Hong,

and 李杰 Li Jie from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, and China

This is just a small selection of some of our students from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, China, Mongolia and 

of course hello to all of our students from all over the world and those of our students living, working and studying in America.

Welcome to learn English with Cullen 

Here are today's lesson questions, please answer the questions in the link below 

So thinking about it 

Do you have any friends or family who live in these countries now?

Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, China or America?  

Or

Do you have any friends or family that come from these countries? 

Or

do you have any friends or family that have been to these countries before?

Or 

Do you have any friends or family that are planning to go to these countries to work or for a holiday?

Please let us know in the link inside this lesson 

Or can you tell us do you come from any of these countries? 

What country do you come from and what language do you speak 

Please tell us in the link below 

In the next lesson, we are going to find out what languages Jairo, Ranveer, Moody, Monir, Cuthbeth, Arban,飞鸿 Fei Hong, and 李杰 Li Jiespeak 

speak 

What  languages do you think our students from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt

Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, and China might speak?

Lets us know in the link inside this lesson on Saturday

Join us for all our latest lessons here

https://eattmag.com/news/page/2/

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Welcome to all of our new students our new students Jairo, Ranveer, Moody,  Monir and Cuthbeth, Arban,飞鸿 Fei Hong,

and 李杰 Li Jie from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, and China

This is just a small selection of some of our students from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, China, Mongolia and 

of course hello to all of our students from  all over the world and those of our students living, working and studying in America.

Welcome to learn English with Cullen 

Here are today's lesson questions, please answer the questions in the link below 

So thinking about it 

Do you have any friends or family who live in these countries now?

Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, China or America?  

Or

Do you have any friends or family that come from these countries? 

Or

do you have any friends or family that have been to these countries before?

Or 

Do you have any friends or family that are planning to go to these countries to work or for a holiday?

Please let us know in the link inside this lesson 

Or can you tell us do you come from any of these countries? 

What country do you come from and what language do you speak 

Please tell us in the link below 

In the next lesson, we are going to find out what languages Jairo, Ranveer, Moody, Monir, Cuthbeth, Arban,飞鸿 Fei Hong, and 李杰 Li Jiespeak 

speak 

What  languages do you think our students from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt

Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mongolia, and China might speak?

Lets us know in the link inside this lesson on Saturday

Join us for all our latest lessons here

https://eattmag.com/news/page/2/

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Welcome back to our next lesson on spending time with friends or family.

Please answer these questions about this lesson 

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This weekend a member of our team here at EATT Magazine is planning on meeting up with friends.

First, for a drink at a local cafe, they plan to go for lunch.

Then after lunch, everyone will have a nap.

After their nap, they all plan to meet for some refreshing drinks, which include homemade lemonade.

Cullen that's me is bringing some lemons to his friends place so they can make it there before dinner.

Here is the lemonade recipe they will be using

Ingredients:
4 or 5 big juicy ripe lemons
1 cup of raw or white sugar or they could half a cup honey
5 cups of water

Instructions:

Wash the lemons with warm water.

Roll the lemons on a firm surface, so they become soft, and the juice is released inside the lemon.

Then Slice up the lemons.

Next place the lemons and the sugar or honey in a large bowl

Then using a masher or a wooden spoon mash it up together until the sugar is dissolved.

Chill the mixture in the fridge for about half an hour.

Then strain the lemon and sugar or honey mixture into a large jug.

and then add just 4 cups of water and stir

Taste it to make sure it's not too sweet or if it is to sour for you.

Add more water if it is needed.

Pour in the lemonade into cups or glasses and add sliced lemons to each drink

Friday's English lesson 35 a faster speaking class spending time with friends or family

Welcome back to our next lesson on spending time with friends or family.

This weekend a member of our team here at EATT Magazine is planning on meeting up with friends.

First, for a drink at a local cafe, they plan to go for lunch.

Then after lunch, everyone will have a nap.

After their nap, they all plan to meet for some refreshing drinks, which include homemade lemonade.

Cullen that's me is bringing some lemons to his friends place so they can make it there before dinner.

Here is the lemonade recipe they will be using

Ingredients:
4 or 5 big juicy ripe lemons
1 cup of raw or white sugar or they could half a cup honey
5 cups of water

Instructions:

Wash the lemons with warm water.

Roll the lemons on a firm surface, so they become soft, and the juice is released inside the lemon.

Then Slice up the lemons.

Next place the lemons and the sugar or honey in a large bowl

Then using a masher or a wooden spoon mash it up together until the sugar is dissolved.

Chill the mixture in the fridge for about half an hour.

Then strain the lemon and sugar or honey mixture into a large jug.

and then add just 4 cups of water and stir

Taste it to make sure it's not too sweet or if it is to sour for you.

Add more water if it is needed.

Pour in the lemonade into cups or glasses and add sliced lemons to each drink

Join us on the last part of this lesson and test your English answering the questions 

https://eattmag.com/saturdays-english-lesson-34-an-average-speed-english-class-spending-time-with-friends-or-family/

Thursday's English lesson 35 slow speaking class spending time with friends or family

Welcome back to our next lesson on spending time with friends or family.

This weekend a member of our team here at EATT Magazine is planning on meeting up with friends.

First, for a drink at a local cafe, they plan to go for lunch.

Then after lunch, everyone will have a nap.

After their nap, they all plan to meet for some refreshing drinks, which include homemade lemonade.

Cullen that's me is bringing some lemons to his friends place so they can make it there before dinner.

Here is the lemonade recipe they will be using

Ingredients:
4 or 5 big juicy ripe lemons
1 cup of raw or white sugar or they could half a cup honey
5 cups of water

Instructions:

Wash the lemons with warm water.

Roll the lemons on a firm surface, so they become soft, and the juice is released inside the lemon.

Then Slice up the lemons.

Next place the lemons and the sugar or honey in a large bowl

Then using a masher or a wooden spoon mash it up together until the sugar is dissolved.

Chill the mixture in the fridge for about half an hour.

Then strain the lemon and sugar or honey mixture into a large jug.

and then add just 4 cups of water and stir

Taste it to make sure it's not too sweet or if it is to sour for you.

Add more water if it is needed.

Pour in the lemonade into cups or glasses and add sliced lemons to each drink.

Move on to Friday's faster class to listen again and on Saturdays class, answer the quiz questions to test your English

https://eattmag.com/fridays-english-lesson-34-a-faster-speaking-class-spending-time-with-friends-or-family/

Welcome to our new Saturday English Class an average speed English lesson

Please answer tour new Saturday quiz questions

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Our Saturday English class is at the same speed as a native English language speaker

Speaking slower English so you can learn faster

Hello and welcome back to learn English with Cullen

To all of our students who have asked us to speak slower, we have great news

We will now have 3 of the same lessons a week.

1 The first lesson will be out every Thursday

And will be a very slow version of that lesson where we speak slower.

This will help beginners to learn faster.

2 The second version of the same lesson will be out Friday

And will be a little faster version of that lesson where we speak a little faster.

3 The third version of the same lesson will be out Saturday

And we will speak at the normal speed most English speaking people do

So this will help you if you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced English language, listener

So you can then choose if you want to listen to and watch our

Thursday slow version of that lesson

Or our

Friday a little faster version of that lesson

Or our
Saturday normal speed English lesson

Join us for more lessons on our website

https://eattmag.com/5-lesson-five-in-english-with-cullen-please-click-the-link-inside/

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Welcome to our new Friday English Class a faster speaking class

Please answer these new Friday quiz questions

https://forms.gle/oBo7gKkMXryYnNrG8

Speaking slower English so you can learn faster

Hello and welcome back to learn English with Cullen

To all of our students who have asked us to speak slower, we have great news

We will now have 3 of the same lessons a week.

1 The first lesson will be out every Thursday

And will be a very slow version of that lesson where we speak slower.

This will help beginners to learn faster.

2 The second version of the same lesson will be out Friday

And will be a little faster version of that lesson where we speak a little faster.

3 The third version of the same lesson will be out Saturday

And we will speak at the normal speed most English speaking people do

So this will help you if you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced English language, listener

So you can then choose if you want to listen to and watch our

Thursday slow version of that lesson

Or our

Friday a little faster version of that lesson

Or our
Saturday normal speed English lesson

Join us for the next more lesson on our website

https://eattmag.com/welcome-to-our-new-saturday-english-class-an-average-speed-english-lesson/

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Welcome to our new Thursday English Class a slow speaking class

Please answer these quiz questions

https://forms.gle/nYrYaCQkYgNoK4GW6

Speaking slower English so you can learn faster

Hello and welcome back to learn English with Cullen

To all of our students who have asked us to speak slower, we have great news

We will now have 3 of the same lessons a week.

1 The first lesson will be out every Thursday

And will be a very slow version of that lesson where we speak slower.

This will help beginners to learn faster.

2 The second version of the same lesson will be out Friday

And will be a little faster version of that lesson where we speak a little faster.

3 The third version of the same lesson will be out Saturday

And we will speak at the normal speed most English speaking people do

So this will help you if you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced English language, listener

So you can then choose if you want to listen to and watch our

Thursday slow version of that lesson

Or our

Friday a little faster version of that lesson

Or our
Saturday normal speed English lesson

Join us for the next lesson on our website

https://eattmag.com/welcome-to-our-friday-english-class-a-faster-speaking-class/

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Join our travel podcast through in Barangaroo gardens.

View the images for this podcast.

https://eattmag.com/how-to-get-to-barangaroo-gardens-in-sydney/

To the suburb of Barangaroo 11 min round trip, 5 minutes by train and 7 mins walking

To the Barangaroo reserve from the suburb of Barangaroo is an easily accessible 12 to 14 min walk

DETAILS BY TRIAN:

From Sydney central station to the suburb of Barangaroo From Central station the suburb of Barangaroo Take the T1, T3 or T8 train lines to Wynyard station which takes about 5 mins by train. At Wynyard station Take exit 4, Clarence St and then walk the 500 to 600 meters via Exit 4, Clarence St Walk north on Clarence St towards York Ln Turn left onto Margaret St Continue onto Napoleon St Turn right onto Hickson Rd then continue onto the Barangaroo reserve along Hickson Rd and turn left into Nawi cove Find more details the transport trip planner https://transportnsw.info/trip#/

BY FERRY

From Circular Quay, Wharf No. 5 to Pyrmont Bay via Barangaroo Take the Barangaroo & Darling Harbour Ferry via Milsons Point Mcmahons Point Balmain East Barangaroo Visit beyond the wharf for you Barangaroo Ferry details http://www.beyondthewharf.com.au/route/barangaroo/

Join us on our podcast tour of Barangaroo gardens in Sydney with Tim Gray our Tour Guide. Tim is our knowledgeable guide with Infrastructure NSW guiding us on our way across the ancient sandstone structures that form the Barangaroo garden Reserve. Colorful stories abound and come to life in the seaside gardens here at Barangaroo reserve located on the north-western edge of the Sydney CBD.

TAKE A BREAK TO BARANGAROO SYDNEY:

Barangaroo is the land of the Gadigal people who were the traditional owners of the area who used it for fishing and hunting. In the podcast today, we have Tim Gray. Tim is our knowledgeable guide with the Barangaroo Delivery AuthorityInfrastructure NSW. Tim acknowledges the Gadigal people and their land. Tim's tribes are Gumbaynggirr and Wiradjuri and Bidgigal.

Along with Cullen Pope, our podcast host and the editor of the EATT Magazine travel podcast. As Tim says, Barangaroo is right next to Sydney's CBD', however, it provides a considerable contrast to the bustling city center. Which can be found at Barangaroo is a beautiful, peaceful park with wildlife, an abundance of sandstone and 75,000 native plants, trees and shrubs. So if you are looking for a great place to relax, take an Aboriginal cultural tour or enjoy Sydney's exceptionally curated food precinct. Furthermore, you can enjoy a spot of shopping, or wander through the Reserve and soak up the beautiful Sydney Harbour.

THE HISTORY OF BARANGAROO:

The Reserve of Barangaroo dates back to the early 1800s, not long after the settlers had first arrived to discover the sandstone headland. A quarry was established at the headland to mine the sandstone resources. Buildings were constructed with the characterful sandstone which is now identified as unique to the historic 'Rocks' precinct at circular quay.

In those early years, Barangaroo was a place where ships would dock and, thus, created the central hub for commercial activity. From 1880 to 1900 specialization of the area occurred. Shipyards closed down, and in their place, more substantial storage facilities were built. Larger wharves were created to accommodate modernized container ships that had larger cargo loads.

Barangaroo remained commercial until 2003 "where the government decided that they wanted to do something with the land, give it back to the people because it was no longer a shipping container." This is where the redevelopment of Barangaroo Sydney started. By referring to watercolor paintings of the area, discovered from the 1800s, reshaping of the headlands to its original form began. In addition, the Hedland was raised to its original height in a mission to recreate the historical aspect of the headland.

PLACES TO SEE AT BARANGAROO:

Stargazer's Lawn: Tim describes this lawn as 'a great fate of engineering where, instead of landfill, they've actually created a road bridge technology.' The 'Cutaway.' The cutaway is used as a performance and art space where diverse events are run every month or so for the public. The cutaway hosts a variety of exhibitions from the Sydney Festival to Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal art exhibitions. Open 24 hours a day, and the Stargazer Lawn is thus named as it is where visitors can sit in the grass at night and watch the stars.

At all times, it can be a great place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

You can also see the Sydney observatory tower not far from there. It is also, interestingly, named after the local stargazer fish.

Tim describes the fish as having 'eyes at the top of its head, and it lies at the bottom of the harbor, and it's the same color as the sand. So it camouflages itself from its unsuspecting victims.' You can even buy it at the fish market.

WHAT TO DO AT BARANGAROO?

If you are a student, taking a study break to Barangaroo Sydney will be a fantastic experience, especially if you are an international student. Barangaroo is a great place to learn more about Aboriginal culture and take a Barangaroo Aboriginal Culture tour. The tour explores the site's rich Aboriginal history and cultural significance. The tours provide an in-depth explanation of the Aboriginal history of Sydney Harbour and its surrounds.

This site has significance to Aboriginal Australians. The guides also share the stories of Australia's First Nations People and, in particular, the clans of the Eora Nation. You can also partake in other fun government-run activities, such as a donut baking experience where participants are provided with a unique hands-on experience that will have you rolling, proofing, frying, and glazing some delicious donut creations. Stay tuned to the podcast for part two of our tour at the gardens of Barangaroo out soon. Getting to Barangaroo is quite accessible from the major Sydney universities and local Sydney suburbs.

You can easily take public transport or drive with access to public parking. Discover more about Barangaroo https://www.barangaroo.com/

ANNUAL AND UPCOMING EVENTS

The Big Design Market – 20-22 September 2019 https://www.barangaroo.com/see-and- do/whats-on/the-big-design-market/

The Other Art Fair – 24-27 October 2019 https://www.barangaroo.com/see-and-do/whats- on/the-other-art-fair/

The Finders Keepers Market – 6-8 December 2019 https://www.barangaroo.com/see-and- do/whats-on/the-finders-keepers-market/

How to view the images for this podcast https://eattmag.com/podcasts/how-to-get-to-barangaroo-gardens-in-sydney/