English Like A Native Podcast

Explore various words related to health and illness like 'clammy', 'nauseous', and 'fight off'. Hear about a panic attack sufferer's narrative and tips on dealing with it. Plus, learn about the evolution of medical care and the challenges of navigating through panic attacks.

E206: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast! In today's special Saturday episode, get ready for an immersive experience as I take you on a linguistic journey filled with intriguing words and phrases in this episode of the Amazing Inventions series.🚗 So, in our fascinating exploration of inventions, we start with the evolution of cars. From Karl Benz's pioneering gasoline-powered vehicle to Henry Ford's iconic Model T, I delve into the timeline of automotive innovation. 🍛♟️ Also, prepare your taste buds as I take you on a culinary adventure exploring the diverse world of curry. And last but not least, we can't forget the strategic game of chess. Discover the origins of this timeless game, its cultural significance, and even its modern-day spin-offs like chess boxing.⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership that allows you to access bonus material that I will be making alongside every episode. Plus Members receive an email every Monday containing their bonus materials. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.

E205: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast with me, your host, Anna! Join us for Week 19 Day 5 of Your English Five a Day, where we dive into five pieces of English vocabulary to boost your skills. 🛒 So to kick off today's list, we pop to the shopping centre as we explore the noun "bargain". Next, we discuss the phrasal verb "snap up" and the verb "debate".  Our idiom of today is "the long and short of it", and last but not least, we take a look at the adjective "dominant".🛍 As usual, we put you to the test with pronunciation practice and memory tests, ensuring active learning and retention. Then, in the story, we discuss the benefits of waiting for sales to grab bargains, emphasising saving money, affording luxury items, and becoming a thrifty shopper.⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership allowing you to access the bonus episodes, plus a weekly email with the most recent podcasts' transcript. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.

E204: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast with me, your host, Anna. Join us for Week 19, Day 4 of Your English Five a Day, where we delve into five enriching vocabulary pieces every weekday. 🌟 First up, we explore the adjective "gridlocked". Next, we uncover the meaning of the phrase "in a huff", which is followed by the noun "torrent". Our last items on the list for today are the adjective "mild-mannered" and the idiom "the last straw".🚦 In today's story, a commuter's evening plans unravel when they're caught in gridlocked traffic, only to be rear-ended, revealing forgotten insurance papers and ruining their birthday celebration. ⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership allowing you to access the bonus episodes, plus a weekly email with the most recent podcasts' transcript. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.

E203: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast with me, your host, Anna. Join us for Week 19, Day 3 of Your English Five a Day, where we delve into expanding your active vocabulary through five enriching pieces every weekday.🌟 Today's journey begins with the adjective "overwhelming", then we explore the adverb "randomly". Our third stop is the noun "plight", and after that, we revive the well-known idiom "raining cats and dogs". Finally, we encounter the adjective "estranged". 🤗 Join us for pronunciation practice and a peek into the life of Kevin Newman in our story segment, where estrangement meets serendipity, unveiling a heartfelt reunion.⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership allowing you to access the bonus episodes, plus a weekly email with the most recent podcasts' transcript. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.

E202: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast with me, your host, Anna! Join me for Week 19, Day 2 of Your English Five a Day, where we delve into expanding your active vocabulary with five insightful pieces each weekday.🌟 Today's journey begins with the verb "to bare", specifically looking at the use of "to bare one's teeth", often used when talking about animals who feel threatened. Next, we explore the adjective "inherent" and then we move on to today's idiom, "barking up the wrong tree". Next up on the list we unravel the adjective "mellow". Finally, we explore the noun "companion".🐶 Cap off your journey with a heartfelt narrative debunking misconceptions about Rottweilers, emphasising responsible ownership and understanding. Challenge stereotypes and embrace the true essence of these beloved companions.⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership allowing you to access the bonus episodes, plus a weekly email with the most recent podcasts' transcript. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.

Delve into essential vocabulary with nouns like 'hardship' and 'realm', explore the adjective 'horrendous', and learn idioms 'defying the odds' and 'on the cards'. Hear a story of resilience as a Birmingham girl overcomes poverty to become Miss Europe, inspiring determination and success.

E199: 🎙️ Welcome to another episode of The English Like a Native Podcast, with me, your host, Anna! Today I am joined by my lovely guest Bree from Into the Story Podcast, and together we delve into the complexities of fear, anxiety, and phobias. 😧 We share personal experiences related to irrational fears, such as a fear of wet teabags and a fear of drains in swimming pools, which were influenced by past experiences and exposure to certain stimuli. We also discuss the impact of storytelling on emotions and how certain things can leave lasting impressions and fears.🧏 Finally, we reflect on fear in language learning and how it can prevent us from reaching our goals. So, tune in for insightful discussions and practical insights on facing fears head-on! Listen to my appearance on Bree's podcast click HERE!MORE FROM BREE Into The Story Podcast: https://intothestorypodcast.com/Into The Story Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@UClNA3-2SBauQTpJ2KIWtR7g⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership allowing you to access the bonus episodes, plus a weekly email with the most recent podcasts' transcript. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.

E198: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast with me, your host, Anna! Join us for Week 18, Day 5 of Your English Five a Day, where we dive deep into vocabulary enrichment, providing you with five intriguing words or phrases every weekday.☠️ Today's journey begins with the noun "mortality". Then we look at the verb "ingest" and the adjective "detrimental". After that, we delve into the adverb "rationally" and finally, we unravel the idiom "pretty much".🎰 Now, let's weave these words into an intriguing narrative involving John, who has a dark secret lurking beneath the facade: a crippling gambling addiction. As his world crumbles, he faces the detrimental consequences head-on, confronting the harsh reality of mortality. ⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership allowing you to access the bonus episodes, plus a weekly email with the most recent podcasts' transcript. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.

E197: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast with me, your host, Anna! Join us for Week 18, Day 4 of Your English Five a Day, where we enrich your vocabulary with five captivating words or phrases every weekday.🌟 We kick off with the adjective "covert" and the verb "defect". Our next item on the list is the unusual adjective, "AWOL". It stands for "absent without leave". Then we move on to the noun "flotilla" and finish off the list by exploring the idiom "know the ropes",⛴️ After the usual pronunciation exercise and a quick recap, we see tune in to a special news bulletin, reporting on a mysterious flotilla of naval ships that has been spotted off the coast of Spain's Costa Calida. ⭐ ENGLlSH LIKE A NATIVE PLUS ⭐Join English Like A Native Plus - a membership allowing you to access the bonus episodes, plus a weekly email with the most recent podcasts' transcript. Become a Plus Member here: https://englishlikeanative.co.uk/elan-podcast/If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a rating/review - it is a simple, free way to support us.