5 minute english vocabulary by Herbert Lee

In this engaging 5 Minute English Vocabulary episode, host Herbert Lee explores the captivating word "mesmerize" with energy and humor. The podcast provides a comprehensive breakdown of the verb, defining it as capturing complete attention or fascinating someone totally.

In this engaging episode of 5 Minute English Vocabulary, host Herbert Lee explores the word "Integration" in a fun and informative manner. The podcast breaks down the word's meaning as "the process of combining parts into a whole," providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of its usage across various contexts.

In this engaging episode of 5 Minute English Vocabulary, host Herbert Lee explores the word "flippant" with his signature blend of education and humor. The podcast provides a comprehensive breakdown of the word, defining it as treating important matters with inappropriate or casual humor.

In this engaging 5 Minute English Vocabulary episode, host Herbert Lee explores the powerful word "Contempt" with his signature blend of education and humor. The podcast delves into the nuanced meaning of contempt as a deep feeling of disrespect or looking down on something as completely worthless.

In this engaging 5 Minute English Vocabulary episode, host Herbert Lee explores the word "enraptured," an adjective meaning to be completely fascinated or filled with extreme joy and delight.

Learn to live on the edge of life. Plan for serendipity in your life.

A word that can have both positive and negative meanings. A great word that can be used often.

A word that sounds like what it means! Kerfuffle. I learned this word when I lived in Prince Edward Island. Great word to smooth thinmgs up.

Integrity means wholeness - completeness. A person who lives with integrity lives with a full life.

Peripheral is a very useful word but often gets marginalized. Live life on the edge with this word!

The word ubiquitous is everywhere! Really ! The word ubiquitous means everywhere.

To be generous to others is to magnanimous. Are you on the scale fore magnanimous acts.

Introducing a hard-working word - diligent. This word has a lot of uses - and a lot of "cousins" - variations.

Sincere has a very interesting history. More importantly, is a word that you wear on your sleeve?

You are what you eat. Are you vegetarian, vegan or flexitarian ?

Scape Goat or Fall Guy - you don't want to be either one. Listen to this episode to find out why!

Get off your high horse! Stop pontificating!

Able and ible are widely used suffixes in many words. Know what it means and unlock many new words.

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Are you always on the go, trying to keep up with the fast-paced world around you? From lightning-fast runners to quick-witted individuals, idioms about speed have found their way into our everyday conversations. These colorful phrases not only add a touch of flair but also provide insight into how we perceive and value speed in our lives. So buckle up and get ready to dive into a whirlwind of idioms that will leave you wondering if life really is as fast as it seems.

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If you've ever wondered why your friend called you a bull in a china shop or why someone told you to hold your horses, then get ready for some pachyderm enlightenment. Elephants may be the largest land animals on Earth, but they also have a significant presence in our everyday language. From idioms that describe personality traits to jokes that tickle our funny bone, these majestic creatures have left their mark on the world of linguistics. So, grab your trunk and get ready to explore the wild world of elephant-inspired idioms and jokes.

Prepare to embark on an oink-tastic adventure as we delve into the fascinating world of pigs, but not just any ordinary pig. No, we're talking about pigs that have transcended their barnyard origins and found their way into our everyday language through idioms and jokes. These curly-tailed creatures have managed to wiggle their way into our hearts and minds, shaping our expressions and tickling our funny bones. So saddle up and let's dive headfirst into the pigpen of linguistic wonders!

Do you ever feel like you're barking up the wrong tree when it comes to understanding idioms? Well, fret no more because today we're unleashing a whole new world of dog-related expressions that will make you howl with laughter! From raining cats and dogs to the tail wagging the dog, these idioms have been part of our language for centuries, adding a playful twist to everyday conversations. So, grab your leash and get ready to embark on an adventure through the wild and wacky world of dog idioms!

Do you ever wonder what goes on inside the mysterious mind of a cat? Cats have long been regarded as enigmatic creatures, with their independent nature and captivating gaze. From ancient Egyptian civilizations to internet memes, cats have captured our fascination for centuries. In this article, we will delve into the world of cats and uncover their secrets, shedding light on their behaviors, communication methods, and unique traits that make them the beloved companions they are today.

Advanced vocabulary.

Advanced Vocabulary. Have you ever found yourself in a state of linguistic indecisiveness, pondering over which English word to use? With the vast repertoire that the language offers, it's no wonder that we often develop a preference for certain words. Whether it's our penchant for sprinkling conversations with elaborate vocabulary or our knack for using quirky idioms, the art of selecting just the right words can be an exhilarating pursuit. In this whimsical exploration, we will dive into the world of choice English words and uncover the hidden treasures that await those who delight in playful linguistics. So grab your lexical compass and embark on this delightful journey with us!

Advanced Vocabulary.

Advanced Vocabulary

Advanced Vocabulary.

Advanced Vocabulary

Advanced Vocabulary.

REally Funny Words

REally Funny Words

Really Quirky Words

Really Quirky Words

mprove your English fluency in conversations by learning some long English words. Join in and learn how each word is used to 3enhance your speaking skills and expand your vocabulary. Teacher Herbert will show you the entymology (history) of these words and tell you how to humorously use them as well.

mprove your English fluency in conversations by learning some long English words. Join in and learn how each word is used to enhance your speaking skills and expand your vocabulary. Teacher Herbert will show you the entymology (history) of these words and tell you how to humorously use them as well.

Occupational slang refers to informal or colloquial terms and expressions that are commonly used within specific occupations or industries. These terms often develop as a way for insiders to communicate efficiently and create a sense of camaraderie within their profession.

Occupational slang refers to informal or colloquial terms and expressions that are commonly used within specific occupations or industries. These terms often develop as a way for insiders to communicate efficiently and create a sense of camaraderie within their profession.

Food slang refers to the informal and creative language used to describe food, culinary experiences, and specific dishes. It goes beyond traditional and formal terms, capturing the cultural influences, trends, and unique expressions of different communities. Food slang can be seen as a way to add personality, humor, and flair to conversations about food. It is often used by food enthusiasts, chefs, restaurant staff, and those who are passionate about exploring different cuisines.

Food slang refers to the informal and creative language used to describe food, culinary experiences, and specific dishes. It goes beyond traditional and formal terms, capturing the cultural influences, trends, and unique expressions of different communities. Food slang can be seen as a way to add personality, humor, and flair to conversations about food. It is often used by food enthusiasts, chefs, restaurant staff, and those who are passionate about exploring different cuisines.

Food slang refers to the informal and creative language used to describe food, culinary experiences, and specific dishes. It goes beyond traditional and formal terms, capturing the cultural influences, trends, and unique expressions of different communities. Food slang can be seen as a way to add personality, humor, and flair to conversations about food. It is often used by food enthusiasts, chefs, restaurant staff, and those who are passionate about exploring different cuisines.

Learning idioms as part of vocabulary is very important. You should learn idioms so you can understand them in conversation. Don't be anxious to use them in conversation though. Idioms must be used in the right place and appropriate occasion. Used incorrectly and you'll look foolish and silly.

Learning idioms as part of vocabulary is very important. You should learn idioms so you can understand them in conversation. Don't be anxious to use them in conversation though. Idioms must be used in the right place and appropriate occasion. Used incorrectly and you'll look foolish and silly.

Speaking up at meetings shows that you are engaged and invested in the company’s success. It also helps to establish your credibility as a knowledgeable and competent professional.  

Speaking up at meetings shows that you are engaged and invested in the company’s success. It also helps to establish your credibility as a knowledgeable and competent professional..

Business meetings are a formal setting, so it's important to use the right words and phrases to convey your message clearly. Knowing the right vocabulary can help you express your thoughts more precisely and avoid any misunderstandings. It also helps you understand what others are saying during the meeting.

Business meetings are a formal setting, so it's important to use the right words and phrases to convey your message clearly. Knowing the right vocabulary can help you express your thoughts more precisely and avoid any misunderstandings. It also helps you understand what others are saying during the meeting.

More weather words to brighten up your weather vocabulary. Words for snowing and windy weather that will blow you away. Snowy words to warm up any conversation.

We must weather the weather, whatever the weather ... whether we like it or not..

Even More Confusing Words. Final episode in this series. More will be coming later. Master this series and your vocabulary will be more refined and sophisticated.

Even More Confusing Words Part 2 clarifies many more confusing words. When you mix up words and use them incorrectly, you sound less confident and in some cases unintelligible.. Get over the confusion!

Even More Confusing Words. Back by popular demand. Our last series was heavily watched so we're doing a bunch more. Hope you can use these words correctly after theis.

Everything is not AWESOME. You hear people use this word a lot.. It's a great word - but not for everything. Your vocabulary is much better than this - use alternatives to awesome to sound more inspired and interesting.

Stop using Good for Everything. Lunch is good. Holiday is good. John is a good person. Stop it please. There are many words you know that can replace good - start using words you know instead. Stop being a lazy learner!

No More Mister Nice Guy has a very special meaning. Learn about it and other niceties plus better words than nice! Learn to use words you already know to improve your vocabulary. What an idea!

How are you? Don't just say Fine! Here's a way to improve your vocabulary by using better ways to answer that simple everyday question.

Still m. ore confusing words in English. The last in this first series. Get off to a great start with common every confusing words. Words that sound the same or similar to other words can cause confusion. Learn the differences and master this critical area of vocabulary study.

More confusing words in English. Learn the ins and outs of confusing words so you can better understand these words in everyday conversation.

Confusing Words in English covers words that sound similar or the same yet have completely differnt meanings. Learning these words is critical to mastering English vocabulary.

Improve your executive vocabulary with the tools in this episode. Executives with high level vocabulary skills earn much more than their counterparts. You know why you need yo improve your vocabulary - mow we show you how...

Improve your executive vocabulary with proven techniques. Executives with high level vocabulary skills earn much more than their counterparts. Learn the secret of developing a powerful executive vocabulary..

Part 2 of an article by Tony Randall give you five tips to improve your vocabulary. Well written and very useful advice that will give your vocabulary learning a big boost.

Two part article by Tony Randall give you five tips to improve your vocabulary. Well written and very useful advice that will give your vocabulary learning a big boost.

The moon has fascinated mankind for centuries. Many English idioms come from the moon and in this podcast you'll be over the moon to learn them.

A hodgepodge of previous winners of words of the year. You hear these words everyday in conversation - so you need to learn them well. Very helpful to keep you English vocabulary up to date.

Final episode in series on Words of the Year 2022. Thisd episode features words from Collins dictionary. A bit gloomy but these are words you will often hear in conversation.

Words of the Year 2022 Part 2. These words from Merriam Webster and Cambridge dictionaries. New vocabulary that you can listen for and use in everyday conversation.

Update your English vocabulary. Use Word of the Year word lists to learn and master useful and up to date words. Start the New Year with new words.

Ho ho ho. Learn about the traditions of Christmas and get a full understanding of Christmas vocabulary so you know what people are talking about.

Learn all about Christmas vocabulary. You'll not only learn the meaning and origin of the word but also the culture and signifigance of these words.

Yum yum! Tasty Chinese food words that you may have eaten. Now you can know the history of how it came into the English langauge.

Chinese food words came into English by word of mouth. Learn about the word tea and other Chinese food words in English.

English words come from all over the world. In this episode words from Chinese! Chop chop!

The fourth and final episode on Latin words and phrases.. You'll' learn the three confusing abbreviations e.g., i.e. and re. Very important if you want to write well.

Latin Words in English Part 3.. Almost done. Master these Latin phrases and you will look like a genius.

Latin Words and Phrases in English. Latin is a dead language but it is alive and well in the English language. English is rich with words derived from Latin but also actual Latin words and phrases.

No other language has more influence on the English language than Latin. Master Latin roots and stems and you master a large English vocabulary. Here are some Latin phrases commonly used in writing.

Even more colorful! Learn the last batch of colorful English expressions. Understand more and then use the phrases effectively.

English is a colorful language. Here are some common phrases, expressions and idioms using color! Add more color to your conversations.

More words to describe people in the workplace. Learn these words and phrases so you'll understand how people are describing others.

In the workplace, there are many words and phrases that are used to describe people. Some are positive, some are negative and some are neutral. Learn many of the common idioms used to describe people in the workplace.

Even more Franglais vocabulary. French words that are commonly used in English. Say Bon Appetit or Bon Voyage at the right time and you will look very debonair!

Franglais Part 2. More French words in English. These words are very common and will make your conversation more sophisticated. Add a touch of savoir-faire to your speech.

Lots of English words come from French. In this episode you will find out how and why French words acme into the English language.

Hijack is a word with a very interesting history. Also learn a better way to listen to podcasts. And lots of portmanteaus that you can use everyday.

Friend or enemy? A frenemy is a portmanteau - a mashup of two words. Learn a ton of new portmanteaus in this episode. Easy to learn because you already know a part of the new words.

So tell me ... Do you feel lucky? A line from an old Clint Eastwood movie. Life is a not a game of chance.. It's a matter of choice. The choices we make - the decisions we make do make a big difference in our life's outcome. Still we use vocabulary to describe "lucky" situations.

Part 2 of New Materials. Learn about tyvek, lithium and titanium. Modern materials to update your vocabulary.

Sure you learned abput metal, paper, glass, plastic and wood. These are all materials. But you probably didn't learn new maerials. Materials from the 30th and 21st century. Update your materials vocabulary in this two part series.

What is a hodge podge? Is it the same as potpourri? And smorgasbord? Listen and learn all about these words. And some idioms about food too.

Learn the origin of the word quarantine. Why COVID-19 is called COVID-19. Discover new words related to quarantine and Covid. Listen to some (sick) jokes about Covid.

Britain and America are two countries separated by a common language. Learn how these two English languages are different. Litsen to differences in pronunciation and common expressions. You'll even hear a few jokes about British and American English.

Sure you probably know that an apple a day keeps the doctor away. But where is the Big Apple? And how do you like them apples? And jokes about about apples. This episode is all about apples.

English has many words "imported" from other languages. Yiddish, although an obscure language has a surprising number. You'll hear lots of these words in movies and television shows. Learn them and use them and your conversations will become more colorful

In this episode learn about blah,blab and blabbermouth. Learn to be chatty not blabbering. How not to put your foot in your mouth and much much more.

Baseball is America's favorite pastime. Learn a bit of the history of the game. Some common English expressions from the game of baseball. Finally learn some humor with "Yogi-isms: - sayings of baseball star Yogi Berra,

Elephants.Learn about white elephants and elephant meat omelettes. Listen and learn some elephant jokes.

In this episode, you'll learn the best ways to master English vocabulary. Research provides the keys to unocking the most effective ways to really improve your vocabulary. Learning English Vocabulary does not depend on memorizing long lists of random words.