Obeidalla Aabdoun
Learning English Conversations
Everyday expressions and real English conversations to help make your English conversations easier. Every week, we teach you a new phrase or word you can use in conversation with The English We Speak. And we bring you special series to improve your English conversation. Try Beating Speaking Anxiety to learn how to fight your fears of speaking English. Find more at bbclearningenglish.com Follow us at bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/followus
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Oct 20, 2026
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Episodes
Pull the plug 03.03.2014 2:37
Rob is having serious problems with a project. Li wants to help him. But how? Listen to the programme to find out.
In the doghouse 24.02.2014 3:00
Behave or you might end up in the kennel with your dog. Learn a new phrase.
Chew the fat 17.02.2014 3:11
Rob and Feifei share a hearty meal and a new phrase. Join them to learn more.
Treading on eggshells 10.02.2014 3:05
What are you treading on if you're trying not to offend someone? We can explain.
Take a rain check 03.02.2014 3:02
What does 'taking a rain check' mean? Do we need an umbrella?
Use your loaf 27.01.2014 2:52
What's the connection between bread and common sense? You might need this expression.
Stumped 20.01.2014 3:09
Playing cricket is not the only place where you could get stumped. Find out what it means when it happens to you.
Skeleton in the closet 13.01.2014 3:25
Finn and Li go to his late uncle's house. What is Li afraid of? We hope this expression won't frighten you.
To have words 06.01.2014 2:59
Why is Finn cross with Li? Here's a good expression for when you're out of patience.
Crystal clear 30.12.2013 3:12
If something is crystal clear, how clear is it? Rob and Feifei find out when they build a wardrobe.
Ginormous 23.12.2013 3:07
The glass and steel buildings of modern Shanghai are ginormous. What does this mean?
Take the mickey 16.12.2013 3:30
Who is laughing at Rob? Is it Li or is it Mickey Mouse? Here's an expression with a twist
Fishing for compliments 09.12.2013 3:40
What are you hoping to catch when you're fishing for compliments?
Go round in circles 02.12.2013 3:09
Which way are you going if you're not making any progress? Discover a phrase to use when you keep coming back to the same problem.
Bottomless 25.11.2013 2:58
Li starts to get worried when her colleagues talk about going for a 'bottomless' meal. What does it mean? Find out more by listening to this programme.
Full of beans 18.11.2013 3:18
Are you feeling tired today? Or are you full of beans? Learn more about this phrase in this programme.
To go with a bang 11.11.2013 3:09
You don't need fireworks to say a party is going really well.
Other half 04.11.2013 2:42
Do you always consult with your other half before you make important decisions?
Bits and bobs 28.10.2013 3:05
Neil says he has a lot of 'bits and bobs' to sort out. What does he mean?
Nosh 21.10.2013 2:58
Feifei spots a celebrity in the lift who says he's going to get some nosh. Rob has to explain exactly what he's going to get.
Ace 14.10.2013 3:05
Do you like playing cards? Are you ace at playing cards? Join us for an 'ace' programme.
Beef 07.10.2013 3:53
Beef is meat that comes from a cow, right? Yes, but there is another meaning... Find out more here.
Out of the picture 30.09.2013 3:30
Finn has got his camera. Who does Feifei want to see in the picture?
Cut to the chase 23.09.2013 2:42
Who's chasing Finn and Feifei? Here's a good expression for when you're running out of patience
Have a ball 16.09.2013 3:01
Feifei has just returned to the office after a really relaxing holiday. So why does Finn ask her if she had a ball? Find out in the programme.
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