Language Studio · Coffee Break
Five to ten minutes.
One clip, one skill, done before your coffee cools.
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Open: The Professional Feelings Wheel24 feelings, each paired with three phrases — from softest to bluntest — so you know how direct to be, and with whom.
The Professional Feelings Wheel
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Open: 54321 TechniqueFive Senses, Five Sentences This is not just an English lesson dressed up as a video. It is a real relaxation technique, used to calm the mind by naming what you notice around you, and you can try it yourself on your very next walk. It also happens to build descriptive English along the way.…
54321 Technique
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Open: A Conversation with a Doctor-EntrepreneurThe ER Doctor and the Word “Right” A Conversation with a Doctor Entrepreneur This is not a business lesson. It is a conversation. AK is an emergency room doctor who built eight companies in Houston Texas. He speaks the way your American colleagues speak in meetings, at client dinners, and in the hallway. Not textbook…
A Conversation with a Doctor-Entrepreneur
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Open: Cherry Blossoms in DCCherry Blossoms in DC | Nitty Gritty English Cherry Blossoms in DC As I was walking around the cherry blossom trees in D.C., a melody started to form in my head. Since I can’t sing well, I decided to use AI to see what it could create with my own lyrics and guidance. In this…
Cherry Blossoms in DC
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Open: Why “In My Image” Doesn’t Quite Land in EnglishCommon Mix-Up Why “In My Image” Doesn’t Quite Land in English If you grew up speaking Japanese, there’s a good chance you reach for “in my image” without a second thought. It feels like a direct translation of イメージ, so it should work the same way in English. Most native speakers will follow you, but…
Why “In My Image” Doesn’t Quite Land in English