Speak Up London Language School

'Oh, go on then' is a great expression to use if you want to sound more natural in English! Learn its meaning with Mick in under 30 seconds. ⏰ This is the last video in our series of Mick's quick explainers, so what words and expressions would you like us to explain next? 🙂 Tell us in the comments! 👇

🇵🇱 If you’re a Polish speaker learning English, you might be making these three common mistakes... 👀 But don’t worry – teacher Kat is here to help you!

➡️ Do you have a Polish friend learning English? Send this to them! 🙂

📍At our English school in central London, our teachers understand the specific challenges different language speakers face. Whether you're from Poland, Korea, Brazil or beyond, we tailor our lessons to help you improve faster. 🚀

Send us a message today and come learn with us in the UK! 🇬🇧

Polish translation:

🇵🇱 Jeśli jesteś Polakiem i uczysz się angielskiego, możesz popełniać te trzy typowe błędy... 👀

➡️ Masz polskiego znajomego, który uczy się angielskiego? Wyślij mu ten film! 🙂

📍W naszej szkole języka angielskiego w centrum Londynu nasi nauczyciele rozumieją specyficzne trudności, z którymi mierzą się osoby mówiące różnymi językami. Niezależnie od tego, czy jesteś z Polski, Korei, Brazylii czy skądkolwiek indziej – dostosowujemy nasze lekcje, abyś szybciej robił postępy. 🚀

Napisz do nas już dziś i ucz się z nami w Wielkiej Brytanii! 🇬🇧

Meet Tatiana, one of our lovely Elementary students from Russia! 🇷🇺 ❤️ She is going to document her English learning process with you over the next 7 months. 🗓 Watch as she develops her speaking skills to become a confident fluent speaker in English. 🗣

Comment LESSON below to get free English lesson at Speak Up London, a British council accredited school in central London. Let us help you improve your pronunciation. 🗣

Can YOU pronounce these tricky English words? 🤯 🇬🇧

Street Teacher Tom is back, and this time, he’s putting English students in London to the ultimate pronunciation test! 🎤

He asks learners from around the world to say some of the hardest English words… before revealing the correct pronunciation at the end!

How many did YOU say correctly? Let us know in the comments! 👇

'obviously' is used by British people a LOT, so what does it mean? 🤔 Well Mick's here to tell you in under 20 seconds! ⏰ After you've watched the video, try using 'obviously' in an example sentence and we'll give you some feedback!

For example: 'Our school is obviously the best place to learn English.' 😉

Apprenez l’anglais à Londres grâce à votre CPF 🇬🇧

Votre Compte Professionnel de Formation peut désormais financer un séjour linguistique au cœur de Londres avec Speak Up London !

✅ Cours d’anglais dans une école accréditée
✅ Activités et visites quotidiennes pour progresser en situation réelle
✅ Une communauté internationale (+110 nationalités)

Commente "CPF" en commentaires pour recevoir plus d'informations sur les séjours linguistiques à Londres avec le CPF.

Comment CLASS to get a FREE English class at Speak Up London – a British Council accredited school in the heart of Oxford Street! 🇬🇧📍

Teacher Tom is back on the streets of London, answering YOUR English questions in under 60 seconds! 🎤⏱️

Ophelie asks: “How do I use 'proper' in English?” 🤨🇬🇧

Watch the video to find out what proper means in UK slang and how to use it naturally!

Do you actually know what actually means? 👀 This is a super common word in English that Brits use all the time, so it's important to know its main usage! ☝️ Our teacher Mick is here to tell you in just 18 seconds. 😱

After the video, try using actually in the comments and we'll give you some feedback! ✅

If you've ever had a lesson with our teacher Mick, you know he LOVES this very British phrase – 'nice one!' 👍 But how can you use it in everyday conversation? Well, he's here to teach you how in under 20 seconds! ⏰

Tell us – what word should we explain next? Our teachers are here to help!

Comment CLASS in the comments to get a FREE English class at Speak Up London, a British council accredited English school on Oxford Street! 😁

Teacher Tom takes to the streets of London to answer YOUR English questions in under 60 seconds! ⏱️ Chris from Brazil asks: “How do I use some and any in English?” 🤔

Watch the video to learn when to use them in positive and negative sentences, and how to sound more natural when speaking English. ✅

Think you know these past tense verbs? 🧠 Are they regular or irregular? 👀 One of these even confuses English people sometimes! 🇬🇧 Take a quick test with our teacher Kit and strengthen your memory. 💪

Do you know any other irregular verbs that start with the letter 's' – share them in the comments! 👇

'just' is everywhere in English, but what does it actually mean? 🙂 Mick's here to explain one of its most common uses in under 30 seconds!

If you like these quick explanations, tell us what word you want us to explain next! 😁