Welcome to Rich English
Season 2
So, I’m finally back with a second season of the Rich English Podcast and a few changes to boot. The new season will focus more on everyday English for intermediate level English learners, as well as smart ways to learn English. There may be the odd interview too. Join me now. You can listen to the Rich English Podcast on:
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Season 1
If only you could speak and understand business English better, your products, services and brand could reach a global audience. Rich Hill chats to non-native English speakers who are successful business owners, managers and the self-employed about their experiences of learning English to grow their businesses. Enrich your business English vocabulary, phrasal verbs and idioms. Press Play to Start Up >
Hi Richard,
I really appriciate you were talking about K.Čapek as I have admiration for him. Yes , he was an exellent writer and playwright and in my point of view he was definitely worthy of winning Nobel Award. You probably know where the word robot comes from, nevertheless I have found it just
recently :). Robota meant very hard work and in Austro-Hungarian Empire was abolished in 1848. Btw Čapek’s brother Josef recommended him to use the word robot in the play RUR.
Your podcasts are really gripping, helpful as well as amusing. I would appreciate having them in PDF too .
Hi Eva, thanks for your comments, I will shortly add a transcript to the show notes so you’ll be able to listen again and follow along. I’ll also upload to the YouTube channel. 🙂
Hi Rich,
Here is Marketa, your student from Cluz.
First of all, all the best for 2024!!
My question to your last podcast:
– you are speaking about “concrete” plans.
Is it possible to use the word concrete instead of specific?
I thought that concrete we can use only for czech “beton” (from my job) and specific for czech “konkretni”.
Your reply can be in person next week.
Have a nice day.
M