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Difference between cappuccino or latte When discussing cappuccino and latte, two staples in the world of coffee, it's essential to delve into their distinct characteristics, origins, and uses to fully appreciate their differences and individualities. Both terms not only refer to beloved beverages https://lnkd.in/dkWppxM8 #EnglishHumorQuotes #ProfessionallySaying #LanguageHumor #LanguagePuns #FunnyResponses #EnglishLanguage #EnglishQuotes #EnglishWisdom #LanguageJokes #EnglishHumorist #EnglishLanguageProblems #LanguageGoals #CleverQuips #SpeakEnglish #EnglishHumor #HumorousSayings #LanguageLovers #SassyRemarks #LearningEnglish #Quotes #ProverbialWisdom #HilariousResponses #WittyRemarks #EnglishExpressions #SarcasticRemarks #ImproveYourEnglish #EnglishLearners #LanguageMastery #LanguageLaughs #Proverbs #EnglishProverbs #FunnyEnglish

🫘 'What are these; fagioli?' asked my Italian friends, when confronted with a bowl of baked beans as part of an English breakfast in a London park at the weekend. 🫘 I explained (at some length) how baked beans are cooked and that this is considered a staple food in the UK. I don't think my friends were convinced to try this local delicacy, however. 🫘 The next challenge was how to say 'bake bees'. Both words end with a consonant that is difficult for an Italian speaker to vocalise; the 'd' at the end of 'baked' is pronounced 't', and the 'ns' consonant cluster at the end of 'beans' requires a quick tongue movement, ending on a 'z' sound... We had many more delightful moments of cultural and linguistic confusion, which I will share with you later. But suffice to say that even in this innocent bowl of beans there was a world of cultural and pronunciation misapprehensions that might not have been obvious to a bystander. 🤔 Do these little moments happen in your international workplace? How do you deal with them? 👇 www.pronounceme.co.uk #communication #globalmobility #dei #businessenglish #culture #teams

How many cups of coffee do you have daily? There is a big difference between 2 words, coffee and café ( cafe), 🤷what do you think about their meaning? There is common mistake related to the pronunciation and the meaning among the people who try to learn English. 🎤 ☕Coffee: the drink that we have daily, people have different habits related to coffee timing🕟🕢🕔🕞🕜🕓. I have Brazilian coffee after 3:00PM. ✨ café( cafe): the place where you can drink coffee or different drinks. I know a café where it has a great vibes. Write in the comments the words that you are confused about.

Tired of saying "I agree" like a broken record? 🔁 Level up your vocabulary with fresh synonyms! Plus, master juicy food descriptions and eye-catching idioms. From "as hungry as a horse" to "keep an eye on", you'll be a conversation pro! 👀 Visit: www.xbridge.co.in Please follow our youtube channel and subscribe for more information: https://lnkd.in/d-8K8HzV #EnglishTips #Idioms #Food #Vocabulary #Xbridge #eyeidioms #spokenword #spokenenglish #englishlanguage #spokenenglishclasses #spokenenglishskills #Communication #communicationskills

Here's our tutorial for how to make #frenchpress coffee! https://lnkd.in/eUXzAQww #coffee #specialtycoffee

Anchovy Linguine: Don't Be Fooled by the Name! (Quick, Easy & Delicious) Looking for a surprisingly delicious, budget-friendly pasta dish? Look no further than Anchovy Linguine! While the name might not sound immediately appealing, trust us – the anchovies work their magic in this recipe, transforming into a flavorful base for a truly satisfying meal. https://lnkd.in/eTSUti2t

☕ On #InternationalTeaDay, we explored the 477 references to #tea in the Corpus of Oz Early English (COOEE): https://lnkd.in/gPWf9-cW The word that occurred most frequently before ☕ was 'and'; the expressions "mutton/beef and tea", "bread and tea" and "damper and tea" were most common in this category. The second-most frequent word before ☕ was 'of'; the expressions "cup of tea", "chest(s) of tea" and "pound(s) of tea" were most common in this category. The word that occurred most frequently after ☕ was 'tree' (76 or 16% of all mentions), meaning the most common ☕ reference in COOEE was actually to the native tea tree, which is not used to make a drink (although it has medicinal properties which are commonly used today). However, the second and third most frequent — 'and sugar' and 'sugar' — were definitely in relation to ☕ as a drink.

French Word of the Day: Crêpe (n.) - pancake This delicious treat is a summer staple in France! Learn more about French vocabulary in our Summer Program: https://buff.ly/3yPNNYY #FrenchLanguage #WordOfTheDay

It's Monday!🤩 Expand your sign language vocabulary with this easy lesson on beverages.  Let's learn milk and soft drinks in Ethiopian Sign Language.

MultiLingo: French basics part - 17 Food items-In this video you will learn about food items in 4 mins. For video please visit https://lnkd.in/dTPJMkuE