The first episode begins with Q&A Session with my readers on my books in general and my new book A NOVEL. It was put up on youtube and my other sites last month. The rest of the episodes will be a general take on life, society, people, culture, humanity and how I incorporate them in my books, expanding on these thoughts.Post Frequency: intermittent to rare.
In Urdu we have a specific word for "visiting the sick" , however, in English we do not. We just simply say "visiting the sick" or inquiring about their health, and when we want to state that we went…
In our sessions ESL students have had a bit of a hiccup in expressing the most commonly used word "habit", how to say 'it's a habit' when linking it to the action they want to describe as their habit…
The difference between the words Chilly, to Chill, and Chilling in terms of context and usage.
This episode was prepared in answer to one of my students on how to wish specific blessings or prayers to another in English. In Urdu and most Asian languages wishing someone on specific occasions an…
This audio was made to answer a student's question on how to wish someone specific wishes or blessings or prayers in English. In Urdu and most Asian languages wishing someone on specific occasions an…
Used a lot in the Subcontinent and ME/Gulf even I guess, it is a bit tricky to pronounce in English. Also the brand name YSL pronunciation. An audio clip from one of my sessions thus the very random …
What the word carrier means in terms of science.
The difference between carrier and career. The commonly mispronounced word "career" and how to correctly pronounce it.
In the subcontinent one of the most mispronounced words is "flour" and there is a reason behind it. In this episode you can listen to the correct pronunciations of these words.
Patrol, petrol, diabetes pronunciations and the different names of eggplant.
The meanings and definitions with examples in sentences.
The meaning of on Time vs in Time. Pt IV and final part of the "Talking about Time" episode.
The prepositions used when describing time, days, periods of time and days, dates etc.
The prepositions used when describing time, days, periods of time and days, dates etc.
This was also originally a tip I recorded for my students but I will share it here: how to express "no" or negation and "yes" or affirmation in other simple ways instead of just saying "no". I have …
This was an audio message I made originally for my ESL students, directly from my phone. But decided to share it here as well.
The difference between stressing out and freaking out.
The most common ways of using the words "tension" and "stress"
The most commonly used idioms, expressions, words, slang and terms used when talking about relationships and dating etc, also words used to express certain acts of offense and sexual harassment that …
More idioms in English explained and translated in Urdu.