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Learn English with: My Life and Other Funny Stories

A podcast created for intermediate and upper-intermediate English students who want to improve their listening comprehension.You can find episodes about real-life and other stories.Podcast pro všechny, kdo se učí anglicky (a jsou alespoň mírně pokročilí) a chtěji se zlepšit v…

Podcast · By Dagmar Tomášková · English · Official site

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Ep.147: Why Are There So Many French Words In English? (opens the original)

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    Today, we are going to talk about vocabulary and a little bit of history! Have you ever wondered why there are so many English words that actually come from French? Words like government, parliament, justice, beauty, fiancé, chalet, beef and pork all come from French …so today I will tell you why they have become a part of English vocabulary as well! ⭐ Přepis a slovíčka : TADY ⭐ Napiš mi zprávu, jak se ti to líbilo (můj instagram:) TADY (@dagmar–tomaskova) Pokud máš zájem o spolupráci, napiš mi

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Ep.146: Three Tiny Stories From My School Years (opens the original)

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    As a little nod to the start of the school year, I decided to tell you a few small funny stories from my school years. You know what, I was too of a goody two-shoes to have some unhinged stories but there are just some small moments that might be a little amusing or put a smile on your face. ⭐ Přepis a slovíčka : TADY ⭐ Napiš mi zprávu, jak se ti to líbilo (můj instagram:) TADY (@dagmar–tomaskova) Pokud máš zájem o spolupráci, napiš mi zprávu na Instagram :) Nabízím konverzační lekce a jazykový

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Ep.145: How Does Exercise And Sleep Influence Your English Learning? (opens the original)

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    Today I want to talk about something that might seem completely unrelated to language learning at first. Exercise. And sleep. Because when we think about improving our English, we usually think about studying vocabulary, listening to podcasts, doing grammar exercises or speaking with someone. We don’t usually think, “Maybe I should go for a run if I want to improve my English.” But your brain doesn’t really work in isolation from the rest of your body, and there is some fascinating research show

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Ep.144: How Your Brain Learns Vocabulary (opens the original)

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    Today, I want to talk about what is actually happening in your brain when you learn a new word. Because you don’t even know how many times I heard: “I’ve learned this word three times already and I still forget it.” And I completely understand. But WHY does it happen and what to do with it? You will find out in today’s episode! ⭐ Přepis a slovíčka : TADY ⭐ Napiš mi zprávu, jak se ti to líbilo (můj instagram:) TADY (@dagmar–tomaskova) Pokud máš zájem o spolupráci, napiš mi zprávu na Instagram :)

  5. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Ep.143: 6 Phrases Native Speakers Use Every Day But Might Leave You Confused (opens the original)

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    Today I want to talk about six phrases that native speakers use all the time, but that can be surprisingly confusing if you haven’t come across them before. ⭐ Přepis a slovíčka : TADY ⭐ Napiš mi zprávu, jak se ti to líbilo (můj instagram:) TADY (@dagmar–tomaskova) Pokud máš zájem o spolupráci, napiš mi zprávu na Instagram :) Nabízím konverzační lekce a jazykový coaching. Podpoř mě tady: (If you want to financially support my work, now you can here): BUY ME A COFFEE - but don't feel like you have

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