Numbers, Dates & Time — English for Young Learners (A1)
My daughter is learning to count. Every number she says makes me think about how I learned to count in three different languages!
Category: Vocabulary & Collocations
Word combinations, collocations, lexical sets, and vocabulary building across all CEFR levels.
Body & Health Vocabulary — A2 English Lesson
When I became a father in Réunion, suddenly health vocabulary mattered more than any wine list.
Animals of the World — English for Young Learners (A1)
Réunion island has dolphins, sea turtles, and giant lizards. Let's learn animal words in English!
Describing People: Personality Adjectives (A2)
In hospitality you read people in seconds. In English, you need the exact word — not just 'nice'.
Food Vocabulary for Kids — In the Kitchen! (A1)
In Réunion, cooking is an art form. Let's learn food words together with a bit of island flavour!
Learning a Language as an Adult — Key Vocabulary (B2)
I learned French to C1 level as an adult, entirely outside a classroom. Here's the vocabulary that made the difference.
Colours, Numbers & Shapes — English for Young Learners (A1)
My daughter is learning the world through colours and shapes. Let's learn them in English together!
Hospitality Vocabulary: Restaurant & Bar English
I spent years as a sommelier at Sydney's best restaurants. Here's the language I used every single shift.
English Tip · 09 — Building Vocabulary — Three Strategies That Work
Three approaches consistently build vocabulary faster than lists alone: learning in context, using spaced repetition, and noticing words in natural language.
English Tip · 03 — Phrasal Verbs for Daily Life
Phrasal verbs combine a verb and a particle to create a new meaning. English uses them constantly — more in speech than formal writing.