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BBC learning English: How to say the English long vowel /iː/ It's pronounced /íː/. Now you try, repeat after me /íː/ /...

BBC learning English: Famous, infamous. famous, infamous , Both words mean well-known, however there is a difference in ...

BBC learning English: How do you say ‘privacy’? How do you say this word? Let's find out. Privacy. Privacy. Privacy. Pri...

BBC learning English: Pronunciation hack – ‘regularly’Rgularly. Regularly. Is it difficult to say this word? Regularly. ...

BBC learning English: 5 phrasal verbs with ‘come’You can use these phrasal verbs with 'come' every day. I wonder how man...

thick /θɪk/ 厚い、濃い（発音練習対象の を含む）actually /ˈæk.tʃu.ə.li/ 実際は、本当はcan't /kænt/ ～できない（cannot の短縮形）difficult /ˈdɪ.fə.kəlt/ 難しいp...

Present perfect or past simple?I’ve broken my arm!I did, or I’ve done?What’s the difference? Maryam wants to know.(When ...

BBC learning English:‘so much’ or ‘so many’, fill the blanks1). There are ( ) people.There are so any people.2). and ( )...

BBC learning English:3 meanings of ‘work out’The phrase of ‘work out’ can have many meanings in English. Let’s talk abou...

BBC learning English:5 business expressions you can use when there is a problem Here are 5 business expressions you can ...

BBC learning English:3 meanings of ‘get through’ #shortsBBC learning English:‘hot’ or ‘hut’? #shortshut, hotWhat’s the d...

BBC learning English:3 meanings of ‘get through’ #shortsThe phrase of verb, “get through” can be used in three different...

BBC learning English:What does ‘You ate’ mean? #shortsWhat does ‘slay’ mean?Slay, slay, slay.Ah, slay!Slay!What does it ...

BBC learning English:What does ‘You ate’ mean? #shortsLike, you ate that? Like, they ate, their outfit ate. You ate. Wha...

YouTubeショートで英語の勉強I got my English improved. - Fix this sentence #shorts@bbc learning EnglishCan you fix this sentence?I ...