Learning English Conversations

Are you good at working with other people? This expression might describe you

Have you paid very little money for something normally expensive? Learn an expression for when you find a bargain

Learn about bull and bear markets in the stock exchange, including the excitement of rising share prices and the caution around market volatility. Understand how bull markets signify optimism with rising share prices and bear markets indicate pessimism with falling share prices. Get creative analogies featuring the behaviors of bulls and bears, along with humorous insights into investing from an amateur enthusiast.

Exploring new social media vocabulary including 'trolls' and 'haters'. Insights on dealing with negative feedback online.

Fay and Rob joke about Rob's part-time singing job and the phrase 'don't give up the day job'. They share funny examples and banter about singing and entertaining.

Discover the humorous side of the phrase 'a barrel of laughs' as two individuals engage in playful banter to showcase fun and entertaining people or situations

Two hosts share their insights on Chengdu and Hong Kong, with one host showing deep familiarity with Chengdu. They discuss knowing a place well without maps.

Rob and Lee hilariously discuss a misunderstanding of the phrase 'give me credit', with Lee thinking it's about financial credit. The banter showcases their different interpretations, ending with Rob playfully asking for praise and Lee cheekily responding.

Who's that knocking at the door? Someone's here to tell you you're in financial trouble

Fed up with rules and regulations? You must learn this expression