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I smiled when you said you have cold hands and it means a warm heart, because I feel I am the same, plus my feet are also very cold, my mum calls them "frog feet", so I always wear a fluffy, warm socks on them, in every season except very hot weather. Thank you for your lovely videos, I am a big fan of them.🥰
Great content! Amazing podcast. I started listening to it after your podcast with Luke. Therefore, my favourite expression is "pinky promise", because I couldn't understand, what my 4 yo daughter was saying to me. She attends a Canadian daycare and knows English better than me. Thank you for your help, Anna. Winter vocabulary and your explanations are wonderful! I have already watched the video twice
This is so true about parenting! However bad you feel, you still have to go about your responsibilities. Great podcast! Very useful indeed. My favourite one is "to be under the weather". Didn't know it before to be honest.
I extremely appreciate what you've done for us, and I've not seen a teacher like you full of positive vibes and truthful on teaching. God bless you 🙏 ❤️
Hi Anna. i think it´s a fantastic idea your posting the podcasts. you´re doing a great job. i always take notes to go over them later on. thank you so much.
Hi teacher, thank you for your marvellous lesson. My favourite phrases are: To be under the weather and snowed under. I am freezing, wrap up warm. Teacher to be honest I don't know why I like these words. I like just hear them sounds nice in my hears.
Thank you for your appreciation! It's great to hear that you like those phrases. They are both very useful and can be used in a variety of situations. To be 'under the weather' is often used to describe when someone is feeling ill, while 'snowed under' is used to describe having too much work to do. 'I am freezing, wrap up warm' is a helpful phrase to use in colder weather to remind people to stay warm.
I'm so glad to hear that! I'm passionate about making English lessons, and I'm glad that you're keen on them. Let's make sure to make the most of every lesson!
I loved it as always Anna! It was rich and now the winter/cold weather and the linked expessions have no more secrets for me. I enjoy these beautiful soliloquies and your many digressions coming over the course of your inspiration. Serene, clear and engrossing. Bravo 👏👏 Wonderful job, merveilleux travail Anna, merci beaucoup ma belle, bisous 😘💞🌹 Wrap up warm my sweetie! No snow here yet but it's brass monkeys outside! ;-) ça pèle ! ça caille !
Ah, I see! Yes, it does get very cold here. It's important to wrap up warm when the temperatures drop. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed my soliloquy. Thank you for your kind words.
Hello Anna! This video is fascinating! I enjoyed it a lot. Greetings from Chile. Chile is the Latin American country with the most British ancestry. Reason why, Chile is the Latin American country with the highest per capita cosumption of tea. And also, it is the only country in Latin America where the cosumption of tea exceeds that of coffee. We Chileans love to drink tea at any time of the day. In the morning, in the afternoon at night… We usually drink approximately 4-5 cups f tea daily. And just like in the UK, here in Chile we also drink milk tea. Although, not all Chileans like. Some prefer tea without milk.
Thank you for your interesting facts about Chile and its tea drinking habits! I find it fascinating that the consumption of tea is higher than coffee in your country. It is clear that the British influence is still strong in Chile! Do you have any other interesting facts about your country's culture or traditions related to tea? I would love to learn more.
@@EnglishLikeANative It is said that it was a British sailor who gave a packet of tea to a neighbour in the city of Valparaíso. In the past, here in Chile people used to drink yerba mate. There are still some Chileans who consume it. The British instilled in our country the custom of drinking tea. Because they didn’t really like drinking yerba mate. Another reason why tea consumption became very popular here in Chile, is because in 1767 there was a tax on the consumption of yerba mate, in order to pay for the construction of the Cal y Canto bridge. Therefore, the British, who were already installed in a large part of Chile, took over the importation and distribution of tea in our country.
Hey, how's it going. Thanks for your deep dive into winterish topic. I like the phrase, "to add fuel to the fire". There's another expression, "to add insult to injury " and I wonder if we can use it in the same context? For my liking they are fairly similar to each other in terms of their meaning. Best of luck with your podcasts, cheers!
Thanks for the suggestion! I love the phrase "to add insult to injury" and I think it can definitely be used in a similar context. I think it works well because it implies that the situation has already been bad, and it's only getting worse as more and more fuel is added to the fire. So it has a similar meaning to the phrase I mentioned, but with a slightly different emphasis. Thanks again for the great suggestion!
Hey Anna, I have been listening to you for a while now, I must say that I have enjoyed this podcast, and the other videos which I have listened too. You are professional ♥
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm so glad that you've been enjoying the podcast and other videos. It means a lot to me to hear that my work is appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to write me this message!
4:15 as everyone knows, snow has insulating properties, hence the expression "blanket of snow" making sense. The adjective "clad" is often used to refer to that as well.
Yes, "clad" is often used to describe a blanket of snow due to its insulating properties. It is a great way to describe the way snow can cover and safeguard the ground from cold temperatures.
I'm relieved to know that I'm not the only one battling with sweet cravings in winter months. It may sound ludicrous but I crave sweets whenever I'm sleep deprived which happens regularly as my two year old is a terrible sleeper
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad that you found the video informative and enjoyable! I really appreciate your feedback and it was great to have you watch it. Thanks again!
You are great English coaching and I am exciting to listen to you with way ( listen and read ). More effective way to learn how to speak fluently. Thanks again and I hope to see simple story or subjects for intermediate like me😅😅👍.
Thank you so much! I majorly faces issues in London communication as it is fast and i wanna learn. You speak quite slow and clear. Well if you can make any fast native communication video and make us understand ... Thanks in advance
Wow, thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad to hear that you would like to learn how to communicate quickly in London. I would be more than happy to help you out! I will create a video that will cover some of the common phrases used in London, and how to say them quickly and clearly. I hope this helps you out and feel free to contact me if you have any other questions. Thanks again!
Anna I have cold hands and cold feet too from time to time. But in my case it is connected with anxiety. I am a very anxious person. When I am calm, my extremities are warm! My nervous system leaves much to be desired!But I do have a warm heart! 😉
Thank you! That's good to know and I'm glad you have a warm heart. It's important to remember that anxiety can cause physical symptoms like cold hands and feet, so it's important to take care of your mental health as well.
Great video Anna! Thanks a buch!!! 🤗 "Manos frias, corazon caliente", also here in Spain we use this expression. Youngesters are often told this phrase if you want to embarrass them... "Oh, you have cold hands!: Cold hands, warm heart" (that means they have a crush on someone: your hands are cold because all your blood is in your heart). And they automatically blush. 🤭
Hello Anna! I love your videos!! The red block flowing with words helps me a lot to recognize each sound of the word!! Keep doing it Greeting from Korea
Chocolate is a delicious treat that can be enjoyed any time of year. You don't need to be addicted to it to enjoy it, and it can be a great pick-me-up on a cold winter day. :)
I was very surprised or almost stunned when I heard the phrase "cold hands - warm heart." It's incredible how people living in different countries and cultures use the same saying.
~~~~ Marieke ~~~~ When the yellow-eyed owl At night August middle With a long, sounding wail Is calling for her male The good people in town With a happy smile on Are aware that this call, This is not the night owl ... They say: "Look, this is Marieke Who has found another dick The lure of the gamekeeper It's a true woodcock trapper". Parishioners say, adjusting their hood It's the only thing that does her good". And when the winter comes Under the first snowfalls With a blow of a knife We are bleeding the swine Is it the beast dying From whom come these loud shrieks? These heard behind the church Don't fool the worshipers; They say: "Look, this is Marieke Who has found another dick It's that of shepherd Hendrick It's a good change from his sheep". Parishioners say, putting back their hood It's the only thing that does her good". She brought to Africa Her husband Joshua Who thought he heard at dusk An elephant barrum But this long savage cry That ferocious clamour The village warriors They just knew it by heart They said: "Look, this is Marieke Who has found another dick For sure the great sorcerer's Who stirs her couscousmaker In unison they said, striking their bamboos "It's the only thing that does her good" In a transatlantic Once on their return trip They came across whales' flocks Chanting their cries of love But in the dusky night These supplicated cries Sailors recognised them As well as the yachtsmen They said: "Look, this is Marieke Whom the Captain is teasing in principle, at this time He makes her smoke from his pipe". Resigned sailors said looking at the floods: "It's the only thing that does her good" Feeling that death is near She said to her lover I want an oak coffin With sweetcorn all over This innocuous prayer Was certainly answered From then on at the vault When you hear a chuckle, They say: "Look, this is Marieke Who has found another dick Her lovers they were not wrong She can make dead get hard ons". Parishioners say, putting back their hood It's the only thing that does her good". Yet this dissolute life Has brought her to the sky To face wraths and thunder Of the good old Father By the porter received She shouted a long cry As she grappled his beard But then the Angels smiled They said: "Look, this is Marieke Who has found another dick It's Saint Peter probably Trying out his master key". And the Good Lord said: "Holy cow! I will have to try this somehow". The Good Lord said quite in the mood: "This can only but do me good!" Fab. 03 10 23 😂💞
I don't think that the problem with sugar resides in eating fruits or rice or potatoes. It's good to have it in your diet because we need carbohydrates fir our brain and muscles. The real problem is the sugar in sweets like candy 🍬 or 🎂 or biscuits and spoons in the tea or coffee or sugared drinks or alcohol. They could be really toxic for our body so it us good to eat it with caution. I am well aware, of course, that is difficult but I think that if you eat a sweet in the weekend you enjoy it more than if you eat it every single day. Believe me, I have a very sweet tooth myself, but I think it's the best way to cope with this sweet "weakness".
That's an excellent way to approach this issue. I think it all comes down to moderation, and by restricting our sugar intake to the weekends, we can enjoy it without the worry of overdoing it. That being said, it's still important to be mindful of the sugar in fruit and other carbohydrates, as it can still have a negative effect on our health if we consume too much. I think it's also important to look for healthier alternatives to sugary snacks, such as dark chocolate or dried fruit. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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Thank you for listening. Tell me, which winter phrases was your favourite, and why?
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I smiled when you said you have cold hands and it means a warm heart, because I feel I am the same, plus my feet are also very cold, my mum calls them "frog feet", so I always wear a fluffy, warm socks on them, in every season except very hot weather.
Thank you for your lovely videos, I am a big fan of them.🥰
Thank you so much😍. In the cold light of day, your inglish lessons are practical and helpful. I need to cut my loses for english leaning so far.
Thank you so very much! Learning vocabulary through a fun topic/ discussion and connecting visual with audio input is amazing😍😍
You are such a good teacher, Anna!!! Thank you!!🙌❤️😘
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Great content! Amazing podcast. I started listening to it after your podcast with Luke. Therefore, my favourite expression is "pinky promise", because I couldn't understand, what my 4 yo daughter was saying to me. She attends a Canadian daycare and knows English better than me. Thank you for your help, Anna. Winter vocabulary and your explanations are wonderful! I have already watched the video twice
I absolutely love this listening practice! Thank you so much!
You're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying it!
I really really really really really like these kind of videos
Excellent explanation. My English is better with your help. Thanks so much ❤
This is so true about parenting! However bad you feel, you still have to go about your responsibilities. Great podcast! Very useful indeed. My favourite one is "to be under the weather". Didn't know it before to be honest.
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The explanation of the meanings of all these idiomatic expressions was excellent.
I extremely appreciate what you've done for us, and I've not seen a teacher like you full of positive vibes and truthful on teaching. God bless you 🙏 ❤️
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Hi Anna. i think it´s a fantastic idea your posting the podcasts. you´re doing a great job. i always take notes to go over them later on. thank you so much.
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Hi teacher, thank you for your marvellous lesson. My favourite phrases are: To be under the weather and snowed under. I am freezing, wrap up warm. Teacher to be honest I don't know why I like these words. I like just hear them sounds nice in my hears.
Thank you for your appreciation! It's great to hear that you like those phrases. They are both very useful and can be used in a variety of situations. To be 'under the weather' is often used to describe when someone is feeling ill, while 'snowed under' is used to describe having too much work to do. 'I am freezing, wrap up warm' is a helpful phrase to use in colder weather to remind people to stay warm.
Very useful for me. I like this lesson.
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Amazing.Thank a lot for your videos ,an eternal beginner lover of English ❤
I think your method of teaching English is wonderful. Thank you so much
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Excellent, as always.
Thank you, it was very useful, and as always well made and beautifully described.
Let me be quite candid! This is the type of English lesson I'm keen on!
I'm so glad to hear that! I'm passionate about making English lessons, and I'm glad that you're keen on them. Let's make sure to make the most of every lesson!
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Good job teacher.
Amazing! Simply amazing!
Thank you!
I loved it as always Anna! It was rich and now the winter/cold weather and the linked expessions have no more secrets for me.
I enjoy these beautiful soliloquies and your many digressions coming over the course of your inspiration.
Serene, clear and engrossing. Bravo 👏👏
Wonderful job, merveilleux travail Anna, merci beaucoup ma belle, bisous 😘💞🌹
Wrap up warm my sweetie!
No snow here yet but it's brass monkeys outside! ;-) ça pèle ! ça caille !
Ah, I see! Yes, it does get very cold here. It's important to wrap up warm when the temperatures drop. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed my soliloquy. Thank you for your kind words.
Lovely lesson, Anna!!❤
in place where I from we use a phase "to add the fuel to the fire" differently, we usually say "do not add the oil to the fire".
Hello Anna!
This video is fascinating!
I enjoyed it a lot.
Greetings from Chile.
Chile is the Latin American country with the most British ancestry.
Reason why, Chile is the Latin American country with the highest per capita cosumption of tea.
And also, it is the only country in Latin America where the cosumption of tea exceeds that of coffee.
We Chileans love to drink tea at any time of the day. In the morning, in the afternoon at night…
We usually drink approximately 4-5 cups f tea daily.
And just like in the UK, here in Chile we also drink milk tea. Although, not all Chileans like.
Some prefer tea without milk.
Thank you for your interesting facts about Chile and its tea drinking habits! I find it fascinating that the consumption of tea is higher than coffee in your country. It is clear that the British influence is still strong in Chile! Do you have any other interesting facts about your country's culture or traditions related to tea? I would love to learn more.
@@EnglishLikeANative It is said that it was a British sailor who gave a packet of tea to a neighbour in the city of Valparaíso.
In the past, here in Chile people used to drink yerba mate. There are still some Chileans who consume it.
The British instilled in our country the custom of drinking tea. Because they didn’t really like drinking yerba mate.
Another reason why tea consumption became very popular here in Chile, is because in 1767 there was a tax on the consumption of yerba mate, in order to pay for the construction of the Cal y Canto bridge. Therefore, the British, who were already installed in a large part of Chile, took over the importation and distribution of tea in our country.
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Hey, how's it going. Thanks for your deep dive into winterish topic. I like the phrase, "to add fuel to the fire". There's another expression, "to add insult to injury " and I wonder if we can use it in the same context? For my liking they are fairly similar to each other in terms of their meaning. Best of luck with your podcasts, cheers!
Thanks for the suggestion! I love the phrase "to add insult to injury" and I think it can definitely be used in a similar context. I think it works well because it implies that the situation has already been bad, and it's only getting worse as more and more fuel is added to the fire. So it has a similar meaning to the phrase I mentioned, but with a slightly different emphasis. Thanks again for the great suggestion!
Hello, Anna! 🌷 Thanks for your lessons! I wonder if GET COLD FEET and CHICKEN OUT mean the same? Thanks in advance 😊
Amazing work.
Hey Anna, I have been listening to you for a while now, I must say that I have enjoyed this podcast, and the other videos which I have listened too. You are professional ♥
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm so glad that you've been enjoying the podcast and other videos. It means a lot to me to hear that my work is appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to write me this message!
@@EnglishLikeANative you're welcome
4:15 as everyone knows, snow has insulating properties, hence the expression "blanket of snow" making sense. The adjective "clad" is often used to refer to that as well.
Yes, "clad" is often used to describe a blanket of snow due to its insulating properties. It is a great way to describe the way snow can cover and safeguard the ground from cold temperatures.
Very funy and I love this lesson Anna in London me in borneo.
I'm relieved to know that I'm not the only one battling with sweet cravings in winter months. It may sound ludicrous but I crave sweets whenever I'm sleep deprived which happens regularly as my two year old is a terrible sleeper
This episode is brilliant ❤ thank you Anna ❤
Hi Anna, I loved this video, I learned a lot, the talk was natural and your comments so witty!👌👌😎😎🌹🌹
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You are great English coaching and I am exciting to listen to you with way ( listen and read ). More effective way to learn how to speak fluently. Thanks again and I hope to see simple story or subjects for intermediate like me😅😅👍.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad to hear that you're excited to learn with me.
Thank you so much! I majorly faces issues in London communication as it is fast and i wanna learn. You speak quite slow and clear. Well if you can make any fast native communication video and make us understand ... Thanks in advance
Wow, thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad to hear that you would like to learn how to communicate quickly in London. I would be more than happy to help you out! I will create a video that will cover some of the common phrases used in London, and how to say them quickly and clearly. I hope this helps you out and feel free to contact me if you have any other questions. Thanks again!
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Anna I have cold hands and cold feet too from time to time. But in my case it is connected with anxiety. I am a very anxious person. When I am calm, my extremities are warm! My nervous system leaves much to be desired!But I do have a warm heart! 😉
Thank you! That's good to know and I'm glad you have a warm heart. It's important to remember that anxiety can cause physical symptoms like cold hands and feet, so it's important to take care of your mental health as well.
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Imma start using that phrase "Cold hands, warm heart". I felt identified with it
That's a great idea! It's a great reminder that even if someone seems a bit cold, they may have a kind and gentle heart.
@@EnglishLikeANative Exactly, that is just the tip of the iceberg
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Great video Anna! Thanks a buch!!! 🤗
"Manos frias, corazon caliente", also here in Spain we use this expression.
Youngesters are often told this phrase if you want to embarrass them... "Oh, you have cold hands!: Cold hands, warm heart" (that means they have a crush on someone: your hands are cold because all your blood is in your heart). And they automatically blush. 🤭
Yes absolutely. well spotted.
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5 degree Celsius is a good reference for freezing cold - water begins freezing at 4 degree Celsius.
What!? Really, I didn’t know that. Wow. Thank you for sharing.
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Hello Anna! I love your videos!! The red block flowing with words helps me a lot to recognize each sound of the word!! Keep doing it
Greeting from Korea
Would you explain what the 'light blaket' mean...?
Go on.
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If you want stay healthy, the best way is the Scarf. I know.
Thanks for the suggestion! :) I definitely think wearing a scarf is a great way to stay healthy!
Yeah, chocolate is a Winter drug addiction. 😄
Chocolate is a delicious treat that can be enjoyed any time of year. You don't need to be addicted to it to enjoy it, and it can be a great pick-me-up on a cold winter day. :)
@@EnglishLikeANative Absolutely true. Dark chocolate doesn't even make you fat moreover.
I was very surprised or almost stunned when I heard the phrase "cold hands - warm heart." It's incredible how people living in different countries and cultures use the same saying.
~~~~ Marieke ~~~~
When the yellow-eyed owl
At night August middle
With a long, sounding wail
Is calling for her male
The good people in town
With a happy smile on
Are aware that this call,
This is not the night owl ...
They say: "Look, this is Marieke
Who has found another dick
The lure of the gamekeeper
It's a true woodcock trapper".
Parishioners say, adjusting their hood
It's the only thing that does her good".
And when the winter comes
Under the first snowfalls
With a blow of a knife
We are bleeding the swine
Is it the beast dying
From whom come these loud shrieks?
These heard behind the church
Don't fool the worshipers;
They say: "Look, this is Marieke
Who has found another dick
It's that of shepherd Hendrick
It's a good change from his sheep".
Parishioners say, putting back their hood
It's the only thing that does her good".
She brought to Africa
Her husband Joshua
Who thought he heard at dusk
An elephant barrum
But this long savage cry
That ferocious clamour
The village warriors
They just knew it by heart
They said: "Look, this is Marieke
Who has found another dick
For sure the great sorcerer's
Who stirs her couscousmaker
In unison they said, striking their bamboos
"It's the only thing that does her good"
In a transatlantic
Once on their return trip
They came across whales' flocks
Chanting their cries of love
But in the dusky night
These supplicated cries
Sailors recognised them
As well as the yachtsmen
They said: "Look, this is Marieke
Whom the Captain is teasing
in principle, at this time
He makes her smoke from his pipe".
Resigned sailors said looking at the floods:
"It's the only thing that does her good"
Feeling that death is near
She said to her lover
I want an oak coffin
With sweetcorn all over
This innocuous prayer
Was certainly answered
From then on at the vault
When you hear a chuckle,
They say: "Look, this is Marieke
Who has found another dick
Her lovers they were not wrong
She can make dead get hard ons".
Parishioners say, putting back their hood
It's the only thing that does her good".
Yet this dissolute life
Has brought her to the sky
To face wraths and thunder
Of the good old Father
By the porter received
She shouted a long cry
As she grappled his beard
But then the Angels smiled
They said: "Look, this is Marieke
Who has found another dick
It's Saint Peter probably
Trying out his master key".
And the Good Lord said: "Holy cow!
I will have to try this somehow".
The Good Lord said quite in the mood:
"This can only but do me good!"
Fab. 03 10 23
😂💞
I don't think that the problem with sugar resides in eating fruits or rice or potatoes. It's good to have it in your diet because we need carbohydrates fir our brain and muscles. The real problem is the sugar in sweets like candy 🍬 or 🎂 or biscuits and spoons in the tea or coffee or sugared drinks or alcohol. They could be really toxic for our body so it us good to eat it with caution. I am well aware, of course, that is difficult but I think that if you eat a sweet in the weekend you enjoy it more than if you eat it every single day. Believe me, I have a very sweet tooth myself, but I think it's the best way to cope with this sweet "weakness".
That's an excellent way to approach this issue. I think it all comes down to moderation, and by restricting our sugar intake to the weekends, we can enjoy it without the worry of overdoing it. That being said, it's still important to be mindful of the sugar in fruit and other carbohydrates, as it can still have a negative effect on our health if we consume too much. I think it's also important to look for healthier alternatives to sugary snacks, such as dark chocolate or dried fruit. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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Hi my dear burning hot.....colombo 30celcious
Hi there! It sure is warm there! How are you doing?
I love your sexy and delicious accent this is peace to ears and i love being here ,i could definitely listen you for long .....i would love to be doing that thank you so much for such lovely sessions .....🫡😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘Big fan from India
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Is she Americans or British?
Hi there, I’m British. Thanks for listening.
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