Train Up Studio - Vocabulary Freedom

02/08/2026

🏡 Can you name these household items in English?

⏳ You have 2 seconds for each one!

👇 How many did you get right?

💬 Comment your score.
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31/07/2026

Can you name these fabrics in English? 👀

You have 2 seconds for each one. ⏳

How many did you get right? 👇

Write your score in the comments!

💾 Save this Reel for your next shopping trip.

30/07/2026

👗 Learning English can be fun!
Practice simple everyday phrases while getting ready. Repeat each sentence out loud to improve your speaking and pronunciation. ✨

Which phrase is your favorite? 💬

21/07/2026

📚 Learn English idioms the visual way.

❄️ Literal meaning
💡 Real meaning
💬 Real-life example

Today's idiom:
👉 Break the ice

Follow for daily English idioms!

20/07/2026

📚 Textbook English vs 🗣️ Natural English

Textbooks teach you how to speak correctly. But native speakers often say things differently.

📚 How are you? → 🗣️ What’s up?
📚 Thank you very much. → 🗣️ Appreciate it!
📚 I understand. → 🗣️ Got it.

Use the phrases you’ll actually hear in real conversations and make your English sound more natural.

💬 Which one do you already use?



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📚 Inglés de libro vs 🗣️ Inglés natural

Los libros te enseñan a hablar correctamente, pero los hablantes nativos suelen expresarse de otra manera.

📚 How are you? → 🗣️ What’s up?
📚 Thank you very much. → 🗣️ Appreciate it!
📚 I understand. → 🗣️ Got it.

Aprende las expresiones que realmente usan los nativos y haz que tu inglés suene más natural.

💬 ¿Cuál de estas expresiones ya conocías?

19/07/2026

¿Sabías que muchas palabras cambian entre España y Argentina? 🇪🇸🇦🇷

18/07/2026

Have you ever heard these hotel words before? 👇

🔹 Complimentary = free, included at no extra cost.
Example:
Complimentary toiletries = free hotel bathroom amenities.

❌ Lily thought:
Complimentary = giving compliments. 😂

Compliment = a nice thing you say to someone.
Example:
“You look amazing!”

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🧴 Toiletries = bathroom products provided by a hotel.

Examples:
• shampoo
• conditioner
• shower gel
• soap
• body lotion

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🪞 Vanity mirror = a small mirror used for makeup or skincare, often with magnification.

❌ Lily thought:
Vanity = loving yourself too much. 😅

Vain = too proud of your appearance.

Example:
“The mirror is so vain!”

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💄 Makeup = cosmetics used on the face.

🧴 Skincare = products and routines that help keep your skin healthy.

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✨ Which misunderstanding made you laugh the most?

👇 Tell us in the comments!

❤️ Like
💬 Comment
📤 Share
🔔 Follow for more real English!

17/07/2026

16/07/2026

📚 Learn real English with real situations:
✔ reservation
✔ booking
✔ passport
✔ check in
✔ last name
✔ confirmation number

Learning English is easier when words become part of a story.

Which phrase was new for you today?

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14/07/2026