Kunjani! (that’s “hello” in xkosa, one of the languages spoken in South Africa). Did you know that only 8% of people keep their New Year resolutions? That’s not a very good statistic, considering most people ...
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Learn with ABA English – “Empathy vs. Sympathy”
Good day to you all! There is a popular video going around the internet right now on the difference between “empathy” and “sympathy”. We really enjoyed it and would like to share it with you. ...
Read More »April Fools Day!
Hi! Today is April 1st, which means it is April Fools Day. Do you remember why this is an important day? If not, you can check last year’s post HERE. Every year, hundreds of companies ...
Read More »Make lots of mistakes!
Hi all of you beautiful people! So, we have reached the end of 2013. Has it been a good year for you? To welcome in 2014, we want to share with you a quote by ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs: “Twist and Shout”
Hello one, hello all. With New Year’s eve almost here, we thought a really fun and classic song was the best way to start getting excited about 2014 and all those parties. Everyone loves The ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “Robot asks Santa for a present”
Hallo! (that’s “hello” in dutch). It’s not just children who are asking Father Christmas to bring them gifts this year, it’s also a robot. Can you imagine? We truly live in the XXI century! To ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs: “Dreams”
Hello! Let’s relax with a classic: Fleetwood Mac’s Dreams. If you are new around this corner of the internet, this is what you have to do: 1. Read the lyrics 2. Understand the vocabulary 3. ...
Read More »Christmas dinners all over the world!
Ho, ho, ho! (that’s “hello” for Father Christmas). We know not all of you celebrate Christmas, but we think this is still interesting: what people eat for this celebration all over the world. Below you ...
Read More »Friday 13th and English expressions on luck
G’day mate! (that’s “hello” in Australian English). So last Friday was Friday the 13th, a day that is unlucky in both Western and Eastern cultures. But why? The origins aren’t perfectly clear, but we do know ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “A giant Christmas cake!”
Wie geht es dir? (that’s “how are you” in German). We chose German today because this new article takes place in Dresden, where they make the biggest Christmas cake ever! 1. Read the text 2. ...
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