On today´s episode we welcome James Bradley on to the show. James is an English teacher in Barcelona and we talk about his vast knowledge of proto-indo-european languages, etymology, linguistics, adventure travel and dancing.Di Daway

Pronunciation is an important aspect of the English language. Today´s episode focuses on dipthongs, two vowel sounds we put together to create a new sound!Di Daway

We welcome Conor to the podcast today! He is an Irish teacher, living in Naples, Italy. He shares a lot of pronunciation videos on Tiktok. Today, Anthony and Conor talk about how our personalities change when we speak a different language from our native one. Let´s get started!Di Daway

Australia is a fascinating country, full of unique animals and beautiful landscapes. Here are 15 fun and interesting facts about Australia. Let’s get started!Di Daway

In this episode, it´s Aurelia as the guest speaker, not the host! Today, we are talking about teaching in English to different types of students and Aurelia´s love of journaling. Find out how journaling can improve your writing!Di Daway

Here are two B1 dictations for you to practise your listening and writing. Don’t forget to download the transcript to check if you did the dictation correctly! Aquí tienes dos dictados B1 para que practiques la comprensión auditiva y la escritura. ¡No olvides descargar la transcripción para comprobar si hiciste el dictado correctamente!…

In today´s episode, Anthony chats with Zuriñe, a teacher in Cordoba! They talk about lots of different things, such as London as well as some recommendations that she has!Di Daway

Welcome to our new series! Jack and Anthony from Daway talk about their love of English. Jack talks about his teaching style and a secret passion that nobody knows about! Listen to find out what it is!Di Daway

This is an example of the B1 Speaking exam for Cambridge. You can find the example on the Cambridge website. Listen for the vocabulary we used to elevate the vocabulary for B1 speakers.Di Daway

Irregular verbs are difficult because the pronunciation is so different for the present and past versions! Let's listen to the second half of the most common irregular verbs in English!