Everyday English Listening with Mark

Want to understand and use English idioms and colloquialisms like a native speaker? In this episode, we’ll break down common phrases like “bite the bullet”, “spill the beans”, and “What’s up?” so you can sound more natural in conversations! 📌 What You’ll Learn: ✅ The difference between idioms & colloquialisms ✅ Common expressions & how to use them ✅ Real-life examples in everyday speech 🎯 Practice Challenge: 💡 Try using 3 new idioms in a sentence! 🎬 Listen for idioms in TV shows or

In this episode, we explore unique cultural activities in Japan, including taiko drumming, karaoke, unlucky numbers, ikebana, Coming of Age Day, shakyo (sutra copying), and yabusume (horseback archery). Learn about these fascinating traditions while improving your English listening skills!Contact for lessons: https://mksenglish.com/Instagram: mks_englishFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MKsEnglish Twitter: https://twitter.com/MKsEnglish

Welcome to "English Easy Talk", a series designed for complete English beginners! 🌟 This lesson is part of the "Everyday English Listening" series, helping you build confidence in real-life conversations.In this short video, you'll learn common greetings and introductions to start conversations naturally. Perfect for beginners who want to improve their English listening and speaking skills!📌 What You’ll Learn:✔️ Simple English greetings✔️ How to introduce yourself✔️ Basic

Contact for lessons: https://mksenglish.com/Instagram: mks_englishFacebook:   / mksenglish   Twitter:   / mksenglish

Contact for lessons: https://mksenglish.com/Instagram: mks_englishFacebook:   / mksenglish   Twitter:   / mksenglish

This episode is for intermediate English learners and focuses on how to improve motivation in language learning. You'll discover practical tips to stay inspired, overcome challenges, and make steady progress in your English journey. Tune in for helpful advice and encouragement to keep moving forward!