Lion English

Hey English language learners! Today, we're diving into the exciting world of phrasal verbs – those cheeky word combos that add flair to...

Hello there, curious minds and culture enthusiasts! Today, we're taking a delightful journey into the heart of South Korea as we explore...

Greetings, language enthusiasts and aspiring English learners! Today, I want to introduce you to a fascinating cultural celebration...

Is your English getting rusty? It happens to the best English students. Perhaps you have been studying the English language for years....

We are officially into the fall season, autumn if you prefer. You can probably faintly smell the pumpkin spice wafting through the air. Truth be told, this is perhaps my favorite season of the year. Why? Because, fall is marked by pumpkins, Halloween and festivals galore. It also marks the quick march toward a new year. With only three months left in the year you might be feeling stress to accomplish certain goals before the end of 2019. What goals have you set for yourself

Learning English can be an exciting process, but not necessarily an easy one. There are some students that struggle to advance their fluency, while others steadily make progressive gains. This is normal. We all learn at our own unique pace. Nevertheless, there are some things that you can do to make yourself more apt for English learning success.

In my city this past weekend marked the end of summer vacation. Students would return to school on Monday. Bustling crowds of back to school shoppers could be found at every major retailer. The chaos of stressed out parents and kids searching for the last pair of school uniform pants enveloped the coastal empire. Local barbershops and salons had overflowing parking lots late into Sunday evening. If you got close enough you could almost hear the buzz of clippers crafting hair

We have this saying in English about the month of March. We say, "It comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb." This speaks to the ferocious nature of the weather during the first weeks of March. Depending on where on the planet you live, March might open with freezing temperatures, snow storms, sleet or chilling rain...just plain vicious weather, not unlike an attacking lion. However, in the final weeks, spring awakens. The world thaws, the temperature rises, and sweet

We did it it! We made it successfully to another year. This year we celebrate the year of the Pig, the Earth Pig to be more precise. The Earth Pig brings tidings of camaraderie , abundance , and good health. In the English language there is an abundance of idioms that relate to pigs. Here are five of our favorite pig idioms that you can add to your conversations during this wonderfully porcine new year.

"Somewhere in that ancient mystic trinity You get three as a magic number The past and the present and the future The faith and hope and charity The heart and the brain and the body Give you three as a magic number"- Bob Dorough