A journey between two worlds, two seasons, and two lives.
🎧 In this episode of English with Love, discover the magic of the month of November through a story that connects Australia and Italy — the warmth of the Australian summer and the autumn colours of northern Italy.
A sweet and reflective tale to train your English listening skills, improve your pronunciation, and learn new vocabulary in a natural way.
Perfect for those who love storytelling, micro-learning English lessons, and the beauty of words that evoke emotion.

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🖤 Happy 20th Anniversary to the Twilight Series! 🖤
It’s been two decades since Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight first captured our hearts — and today, we celebrate by visiting one of its most mysterious and unforgettable places: Volterra, Italy. 🇮🇹✨

In this episode, we travel to the real city behind the New Moon story — the ancient Tuscan town that became home to the Volturi, the elegant and powerful vampire coven who rule the immortal world. 🕯️

You’ll discover:
🏰 The real history and beauty of Volterra, a 3,000-year-old Tuscan hilltop city
🕯️ The Volturi’s palace, power, and timeless elegance
📖 How Stephenie Meyer brought this enchanting setting to life in her unforgettable saga

💫 This is more than an English lesson — it’s a journey through language, legend, and love.
Practice your listening skills, grow your vocabulary, and celebrate the timeless magic of Twilight with me. 🌙

🎧 Listen. Learn. Fall in love with English — and with Volterra.

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Disclaimer:
Legal & Copyright Notice
This episode was lovingly created for educational purposes — to help English learners enjoy culture, storytelling, and language together.
It is inspired by The Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer, a work we deeply admire and celebrate.
All rights to the original story, characters, and settings belong to their respective copyright holders.
This podcast is an independent educational project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the official Twilight franchise or its creators. 💛

In this episode of English with Love, I’ll tell you the story of a young 14-year-old boy who was judged for being different.
It’s a touching story about strength, courage, and resilience. 💪✨

The story was written by the Italian author Giovanni Verga in 1878, but I’ve adapted it into simple, modern English for our micro-lesson today — to help you enjoy a classic piece of Italian literature while improving your English listening skills. 📖💫

Each week, I create short and easy-to-follow mini-lessons designed to:
🎧 Improve your listening and comprehension skills
🗣️ Teach you real, spoken English
🌍 Introduce you to fascinating cultural stories and traditions
💖 Help you learn with joy — not stress!

Here, you’ll discover beautiful stories from Italy and beyond, adapted into clear and simple English — perfect for intermediate learners and culture lovers alike.

So grab a cup of tea ☕, relax, and enjoy today’s story:
🇮🇹 Rosso Malpelo – The "Evil" Redhead Boy ❤️

✨ “Learn English through stories, culture, and connection.” ✨

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Feeling under the weather? 🍋 In this cozy episode of English with Love, I talk about Italy’s unpredictable weather, the fun Italian expression “vestirsi a cipolla” — which means to dress like an onion — and the traditional homemade remedies that Italian mammas and nonnas swear by when you’ve caught a cold or the flu.

In this micro-lesson, you’ll learn useful English idioms and expressions such as “under the weather,” “coming down with something,” and “sore throat” while discovering a touch of Italian culture and warmth. 💛

💬 You can also follow my channel on YouTube 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@EnglishWithLove.Studio, where you can activate subtitles and read along while you listen. (Just copy and paste the link in the YouTube search bar)
While you’re there, please subscribe, like, leave a comment, and share my channel with anyone who wants to improve their English with my simple, easy, and accessible micro-lessons.

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Hello everyone! In today’s episode of English with Love, I share a personal reflection inspired by a simple, relatable moment: coming home hungry after a long day and eating more than I needed.

Through this experience, I reflect on the abundance we often take for granted, the meaning of empathy, and the ongoing struggles of children and families around the world, including the Palestinian people.

💬 The title “I’m Stuffed” also carries a double meaning. In Australian English, “I’m stuffed” can mean not only “I’ve eaten too much,” but also “I’m exhausted” or “emotionally overwhelmed.”

In this episode, both meanings come together — the physical fullness and the emotional one — expressing not only a body that is full, but also a heart overflowing with sadness, empathy, and awareness.

Join me as we explore gratitude, awareness, and compassion — and learn new English words and expressions along the way. A gentle, thought-provoking episode to inspire kindness, reflection, and mindful language learning.

✨ Key Words Explained in This Episode:
Starving, devour, stuffed, greedily, moderately, deprived, plight, dignity, empathy

Welcome to English with Love! 🌍
🎧 In today’s episode, I will take you on a journey through the stunning mountain regions of Italy to discover something truly special — Heroic Vineyards. 🍇

You’ll learn:
✨ What makes these vineyards “heroic” or “extreme”
✨ How Italian farmers grow grapes on steep mountains and volcanoes
✨ Beautiful English words and expressions for describing courage and persistence
✨ And how these vineyards can inspire your own English learning journey

This episode is perfect for A2–B1 English learners who love culture, travel, and inspiring stories. Listen, learn, and let English grow in your life — step by step, just like the vines on those mountain terraces.

🎧 Stay consistent, keep listening, and you will get there!

🎬 If you’d like to keep learning with me, don’t forget to follow me on YouTube at 👉 @englishwithlove.studio

There, you’ll find all my podcast episodes, short English lessons, and cultural stories from Italy. 🇮🇹 Here you can activate the subtitles and read along while you listen.

✨ You can also follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok — all at the same name: @englishwithlove.studio
Follow me everywhere to keep your English growing with love, one lesson at a time. 💖

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ESL English with Love: The Great Italian Pizza War

Learn English while diving deep into Italian culture! Why is Hawaiian Pizza—a global favorite—absolutely forbidden in Naples and across Italy? Your Host uses this hilarious global food controversy to teach you essential English vocabulary.

Discover the Greek-Canadian inventor, Sam Panopoulos, the worldwide popularity statistics, and the host's shocking personal experience ordering pineapple in Italy!

In this lesson, you'll learn:

• The strict culinary philosophy behind the Italian "No."

• The four technical reasons (from tradition to the 'soggy' base) why the Margherita recipe (tomato, mozzarella, basil) cannot be changed.

• New words like: Controversial, Divisive, Taboo, Culinary Philosophy, and more!

Team Pineapple or Team Italy? Let us know in the comments! 👇

In this episode of English With Love, join me on a journey to the magical town of Alberobello in southern Italy 🇮🇹. Together, we’ll explore the fascinating Trulli houses — white, cone-shaped stone homes that look like something from a fairytale ✨.

You’ll learn:
🏡 What Trulli are and why they are so unique
📜 The history behind these houses, including their clever tax-related construction
🌍 Why Alberobello is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
💙 How people live in Trulli today, blending ancient charm with modern comfort

This short, simple story will help you improve your English listening skills while also discovering one of Italy’s most magical towns.

If you’d like to see what Trulli look like, visit my YouTube channel 📺 English With Love Studio on the folloiwng link: https://www.youtube.com/@EnglishWithLove.Studio

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