Life Of Briller

It's time to confront this issue...

A lot has been going on recently between the US and Iran. I wanted to provide listeners an explanation of what I've learned and what I think about it. Enjoy!

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Check out these expressions and try to use them!    MY CONTENT ✯ Bringlese English Class - https://www.patreon.com/briller  ✯ My book - https://amzn.to/2BReVWR ✯ Private lessons - https://www.briller.me/ ✯ The Briller Podcast - https://anchor.fm/briller ✯ Support Bringlese - https://www.paypal.me/brillerYT ✯ Learn Italian - https://bit.ly/2kHmfPT ✯ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bmillx/ ✯ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/bringlese  MY GEAR ✯ My Amazon store - https://www.amazon.it/shop/bringlese ✯ My camera - https://amzn.to/2BD4R3q ✯ My microphone - https://amzn.to/3408XPq  Thanks for watching! -Briller

Check out these words if you're looking to combine sentences!

I've had the chance to experience and learn about American education and Italian education respectively. Here's what I've learned about them and how they differ.

Learn to use the super important conditional tense in English

Here's the difference between GET and TAKE!

Living abroad is no small thing. I give a brief explanation of what my experience has been like living abroad in both Japan and Italy. 

I wanted to explain why I'm making this podcast, and in order to do so, I had to explain a bit about how I learned Italian... enjoy!

Is your listening good enough to understand native level English?

This podcast topic comes directly from a question from a follower. How do you stop translating from your native language and just start thinking in the foreign language? I offer two tips in this podcast!

Learn this super important type of speech!

The common usage of 'S' in English leaves many Italians confused and frustrated...

I wanted to watch this English video with you guys and help you understand some of the things he says! Do you like this type of content?

Already - già We already finished! Just - appena (pochissimo fa) They just got here Still - ancora (usually with positive sentences) You’re still working Yet - ancora (usually with negative sentences, almost never with positive sentences) I just haven’t met you yet! As soon as - non appena (nel momento in cui) We’ll start eating as soon as you get here Alright - va bene / d’accordo Used to show you’re listening “alright… alright” Used to say OK “alright!” “I’m alright” Used to say “allora” “Alright, today we’re gonna…” Kinda - (kind of) più o meno / abbastanza / insomma Do you like scary movies? “Mmm, kinda” “My aunt is kinda crazy” Ain’t - isn’t He ain’t worried right now I ain’t a fan of tennis Right + adverb - proprio Right now - in questo momento Right here - esattamente qui

I knew it wouldn't be hard!

Ready to put your English verb tenses to the test?

(With) that being said What are you up to? / What have you been up to? Miss out on something PATREON Reminder + reviews + subscribe tomorrow Call it a day In my neck of the woods Cut (right) to the chase Sense of urgency

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