Very pleased to share my latest article – a Q&A column which was published as the lead article in the FOCUS magazine, autumn edition. Read all the answers to common questions I get asked by my clients who’ve relocated to London, for example about the weather, how British people communicate & unusual customs. Hope you find it …
Article: Answering common questions for relocating families Read More
Raining cats & dogs? Mad as a hatter? In a pickle? What do all these English idioms & expressions mean & where do they come from? Even advanced & native speakers of English find idioms a challenge, and they can differ across the English-speaking world. Read all about idioms in my latest article published for …
I was recently published as the lead article in the Christmas special magazine for FOCUS expat community, sharing my insights & ideas for modern British Christmas traditions. Read my top tips here & hope you enjoy trying them out! Wishing everybody a very happy festive season! There is plenty to read at this time of year which …
British Christmas Traditions: Traditional & Modern Read More
British, English, Scottish, Welsh, Irish? I’m often asked what the difference is between English & British identity, and why such a small country has so many individual identities, languages, dialects & accents. So, what are these identities and why does it matter? Find out in my latest article published in Focus Magazine for the expat community in …
Last month I had an article published with my insights into British English as a language and how I feel it differs from other types of international English, whether in everyday or business situations. Specifically, I wrote about the way British people can sometimes communicate, which makes meaning less clear and so how you can …
Very excited to be featured recently on Mums in the wood with my article about British communication styles in business. Hope you find it interesting & useful! My business, Perfect Cuppa English, is founded on the idea of supporting expats to understand how the British communicate in English, so that they can improve their understanding …
