English Listening Practice: Talking about Winter - (The English Like A Native Podcast)

This video podcast episode is excellent English listening practice, particularly for intermediate English learners. In this episode I will share lots of useful British English winter phrases.

This is the video version of episode 14 of The English Like A Native Podcast.

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[EnglishLikeANative]

Thank you for listening. Tell me, which winter phrases was your favourite, and why?
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[marcosaragao]

Bloody Hell! I could spend all day long listening to this woman! What a lovely voice and accent! 😍😍😍

[namaste]

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.🥰

[kylkjsd]

I absolutely love this listening practice! Thank you so much!

[katerynapavlenko]

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

[lily_neira]

You are such a good teacher, Anna!!! Thank you!!🙌❤️😘

[jenwang]

Thank you for your video! You’re a great teacher

[abhilashthomas]

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.

[alapigree]

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.

[alibouchoucha]

I really really really really really like these kind of videos

[greekademia]

Thank you so very much! Learning vocabulary through a fun topic/ discussion and connecting visual with audio input is amazing😍😍

[yousifalteraif]

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 🙏 ❤️

[MuhammadNawaz-igwb]

Very useful for me. I like this lesson.

[marcmed]

Excellent!! Thank You!! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!!

[grandsonvip]

I am your fanclub from Thailand. You are my Teacher.

[johnnywannas.original]

The explanation of the meanings of all these idiomatic expressions was excellent.

[sciavash]

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.

[eustaquiozambrano]

Thank a lot teacher.
Have a good time.
I will see you in the next video 👍

[رغدالحربي-ذه]

I like your podcast please complete ❤❤❤❤

[ammini]

Thank you, it was very useful, and as always well made and beautifully described.