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Most famous Italian hand gestures and why Italians speak with their hands

22-January-2021 · by Verbalist

Italian hand gestures and why Italians speak with their hands

If you want to “parla Italiano” well, then you have to learn how to punctuate your words with the myriad hand gestures that are such an important part of Italians’ spoken communication. Those gestures convey subtle differences in meaning which can be hard to pick up on. One article in the New York Times claims that Italians use around 250 gestures daily. READ MORE

Keeping the magic alive with My LONDON Program

05-January-2021 · by Verbalist

Language summer schools with Verbalists

Join our most popular English learning program in the UK – My LONDON, and we will take you on a memorable trip to experience the magic of Christ Church, one of the largest colleges of Oxford University, both in terms of land and students.

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This is the most relaxing song of all time

25-October-2020 · by Verbalist

The most relaxing song - Weightless, Verbalists Education

You might know that music therapy has proven effective in managing stress, but did you know that neuroscientists have determined the most relaxing song? Give it a listen in the video at the end of this article, then decide if you agree with their findings. Read More →

See what happens to your brain on a (blind) date

24-October-2020 · by Verbalist

What happens to our brain on a romantic date, Verbalists

A guy meets a blind date in a restaurant and his brain goes into overdrive, with an epic struggle between the logical and inhibited left side and the emotional, impulsive right side. Which part of his brain will win? READ MORE

What level of influence role models have today in young people’s choice of their education path

01-October-2020 · by Verbalist

The importance of role models in choosing our career, PRODIREKT

The power of role models and their influence on us cannot be underestimated. This is particularly true for young people. Whether they are a parent, an athlete, a musician, an actor, or someone else, young people are going to latch onto someone and their accompanying philosophy. They will be influenced by that person’s words, because at their young age they lack the experience and wisdom to know otherwise. When it comes to celebrity role models, media and educators can enhance celebrities’ positive or negative influence on teens, so do we then have the responsibility to channel and explain the messages conveyed by the famous?  READ MORE

Learn English by listening to great stories – Sherlock Holmes stories read by actor Benedict Cumberbatch

22-September-2020 · by Verbalist

Learn English by listening to great stories – Sherlock Holmes, Verbalists Language Network

An English audio book is the perfect solution when you are learning the English language. Not only will you be able to practice your comprehension, but you will also learn the correct pronunciation of many everyday words.  When you listen to books you are able to follow along with the text and hear how an English speaker will pronounce different words you are unfamiliar with. This is the best way to learn new vocabulary and how to use specific grammar skills when speaking, reading and writing. Today, Verbalists Education brings you one of the best and most exciting audio books.

Did you know that Benedict Cumberbatch is not only a great actor but an amazing narrator as well! Benedict Cumberbatch reads these four new Sherlock Holmes stories by John Taylor: ‘An Inscrutable Masquerade’, ‘The Conundrum of Coach 13’, ‘The Trinity Vicarage Larceny’ and ‘The 10.59 Assassin’. READ MORE

Verbalists “Inhale and Exhale” with Amir Gwirtzman

10-September-2020 · by Verbalist

Verbalists interview with Amir Gwirtzmann from Israel

Amir Gwirtzman is an Israeli jazz artist who has mastered over 20 woodwinds from all over the world. Although Gwirtzman demonstrates his genius talent on dozens of instruments from the flute to the soprano sax to the bagpipes, his magnificence lies in his unique live creation of a “band.” What’s better than one Gwirtzman? Five Gwirtzmans. How is that possible?  READ MORE

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