Learn English with Dea

Do you sound different every time you speak in different languages? Because I do! In this episode, I will talk about how people may sound different when switching between languages and have different personlaities.

I will discuss the phrase "Keep in touch." Example Sentences: Let’s keep in touch. We should keep in touch. Let’s keep in touch to discuss the details. Keep in touch even after graduation. We will keep in touch to plan future hangouts. I still keep in touch with my high school friends even after graduating from college. Do you still keep in touch with your college friends? Technology makes it easi...

Has it been a long day for you? If yes, then you should call it a day! In this podcast, I'll explain the idiom "Call it a Day". Example Sentences: We need to finish everything first before we can call it a day. Now that we’re done with all of our classes, let’s call it a day. Since we still have some tasks to finish, let’s not call it a day yet. I’ve been studying for hours, so I’ll...

I went to Fukuoka for the first time and I want to share my experience with you. If you're looking for someone to practice speaking English with and want to receive instant feedback and corrections, feel free to check out my website! https://afield.my.canva.site/globallearner

Pickleball has been popular in the Philippines for the past few months. I want to share my thoughts on the increase in pickleball courts in my country. Want to practice speaking English with me? Take a look at my website: https://afield.my.canva.site/globallearner

In this podcast, I will talk about the benefits of playing word games. This is a fun way to learn a language! At least for me. Maybe you'll like it too or you like it too! Want to practice speaking English with me? Check out my website on how to book a lesson with me: https://afield.my.canva.site/globallearner

I will talk about my trip to Finland and Norway. Want to practice speaking English? Book a lesson with me: https://afield.my.canva.site/globallearner

"The Tip of the Iceberg" is commonly used by native speakers. Try using this in your conversations! English Lessons with me: https://afield.my.canva.site/globallearner

A lot of my friends, family, students, and teachers asked me how I learned Japanese with me and I will finally answer it in detail over here. English lessons with me: https://afield.my.canva.site/globallearner