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Learn English Online with Perfectly Spoken

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Improve your English in a fast, fun and convenient way. Professional and experienced teachers help you improve your English grammar, vocabulary, idioms and more. All levels: from elementary to proficiency. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com to find out more about our courses and live practice.

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Episodes

English Idioms: Spill the Beans

1m · Published 16 Nov 08:00

Ever 'spilled the beans' and shared a secret? 🙊
I this podcast episode, we're pouring out the story behind this quirky phrase. From ancient voting rituals to accidental gossip, discover why spilling beans means letting the cat out of the bag. Tune in - it's time to spill the beans on 'spill the beans'! 🎧👂

⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

English Idioms: Under the Weather

1m · Published 15 Nov 08:00

Feeling sick or just not right? We say we're 'under the weather.' 🤒 But why? What's the Story? 🚢 Sail with us in our podcast as we find out where this saying comes from. You'll get fun examples of how to use this phrase today. (So grab your headphones and listen 🎧⚓

⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

English Idioms: Keep in the Loop

1m · Published 14 Nov 08:00

Curious why we say 'keep in the loop'?
🤔 In this podcast, we circle back to the roots of this inclusive phrase. 🧶🔄 Join us as we look at examples of how this idiom is used in business and for everyday use. Let’s keep you in the loop and make sure you staying informed!🎧

⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

English Idioms: Pigs can Fly

1m · Published 13 Nov 08:00

"Believe it when pigs can fly"? 🐷✈️
Learn why flying pigs became the symbol for the unbelievable. Tune in and learn how you can use this porky expression correctly 🎧🌟

⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

English Idioms: A Piece of Cake

1m · Published 12 Nov 08:00

Ever wonder why a simple task is called a 'piece of cake'? 🤷‍♂️🍰 Tune into our delicious podcast episode where we serve up fun facts and examples to make learning English a... well, piece of cake! 🎧

⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

English Idioms: Hit the Hay / Hit the Sack

1m · Published 11 Nov 08:00

Ready to 'hit the hay' after a long day? 🌟 But wait, why do we even say that? Listen as we discuss the sleepy origin of 'hit the hay'...or 'hit the sack'.🚜🌾Press play to tuck into this bedtime story before you actually hit the hay tonight!🎧😴

⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

English Idioms: Drop the Ball

1m · Published 10 Nov 08:00

Ever 'dropped the ball' on something important?
🙈We all make mistakes, but where did this saying come from and how do we use it? 🏈🎈 Tune in to hear examples of how you can use this popular phrase today tales from the times of old games to the plays of today 🎧


⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

English Idioms: Bite the Bullet

1m · Published 09 Nov 14:00

Ever had to 'bite the bullet' and face something tough? 🤔💪
In this podcast episode, we're chomping down on the gritty origins of this brave phrase and exploring how "biting the bullet" became a metaphor for enduring the hard stuff.
So if you've got a minute to learn something cool, press play and join the adventure! 🎧🏹


⭐ Welcome to “Top English Idioms” by Perfectly Spoken ⭐
In this series we look at some of the most useful and interesting English idioms and phrases that British people use. We look at what they mean and give examples of how to use them correctly. Visit our website www.perfectlyspoken.com and start your English learning journey today!

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

📢 News Talk: AI Safety Summit ▪ Credit Card Fees ▪ Disney turns 100

31m · Published 07 Nov 18:00

Welcome to this week’s News Talk

This is the audio recording of our live group class where Stephanie Marston and David de Jager talk about 3 hot stories in the news and chat with English learners from across the world.

This is a really enjoyable way to practise listening to natural English and learn some new vocabulary each week.

Here are a few clues about the stories in this episode:

  • What brought world leaders and Elon Musk to the UK?
  • What fees cost Americans $130 billion last year?
  • Why is 2023 year a special year for Disney?

Join us next on the 20th of November for the latest News Talk.

And if you’d like to participate in the live sessions simply create your account at www.perfectlyspoken.com

Recorded: 6th November 2023

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⭐ Learn English online with Perfectly Spoken ⭐
- Create a Trial account today and enjoy 7 days of access!
- Test your English level + learn with over 120 lessons (including lesson 1 from all our courses and the first 10 lessons from courses A1 to C2) + experience live classes and the Conversation Café
No payment method needed, just your email to register!
🚀 Ready to begin? Start your English learning journey now at www.perfectlyspoken.com

📢 News Talk: Graphite exports ▪ Icelandic women fight for gender equality ▪ Halloween

31m · Published 31 Oct 18:00

Welcome to this week’s News Talk

This is the audio recording of our live group class where Stephanie Marston and David de Jager talk about 3 hot stories in the news and chat with English learners from across the world.

This is a really enjoyable way to practise listening to natural English and learn some new vocabulary each week.

Here are a few clues about the stories in this episode:

  • Which country is now limiting exports of graphite
  • In which country did the Prime Minister join a one day strike?
  • What does “hallow” and “een” mean (and do you celebrate in your country?)

Join us next week for the latest News Talk.

And if you’d like to participate in the live sessions simply create your account at www.perfectlyspoken.com

Recorded: 30th October 2023


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Learn English Online with Perfectly Spoken has 578 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 116:57:05. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on December 18th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on May 30th, 2024 18:41.

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