Bitesize Ep 32 - Voices of Ukraine

An episode of the The British English Podcast podcast, hosted by Charlie Baxter, titled "Bitesize Ep 32 - Voices of Ukraine" was published on March 20, 2022 and runs 25 minutes.

March 20, 2022 ·25m · The British English Podcast

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📝 Get FREE Episode Worksheet 🧐 Take English Level Test 👄 Improve Your Pronunciation In this episode Charlie shares the voices of people from Ukraine in order to tackle the misinformation around what is actually going on in the country right now. This is an incredibly different type of episode but is one that Charlie feels a moral duty to run during these catastrophic times in Ukraine. This episode was co-produced with Pete from Aussie English. Useful Links are below... Ukraine Crisis Donation links: Red Cross / MSF / PHA / PALI / Meduza 📑 Transcripts & glossaries 🎓 The Academy 🎁 Free resources 🎓 English courses 🖥 thebritishenglishpodcast.com 📧 Newsletter with e-lessons 👋 Instagram @thebritishenglishpodcast 🤑 Get paid to tell people about the podcast Get the App: 📱On iOS / Apple App Store here 📱On Android / Google Play Store here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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📝 Get FREE Episode Worksheet 🧐 Take English Level Test 👄 Improve Your Pronunciation In this episode Charlie shares the voices of people from Ukraine in order to tackle the misinformation around what is actually going on in the country right now. This is an incredibly different type of episode but is one that Charlie feels a moral duty to run during these catastrophic times in Ukraine. This episode was co-produced with Pete from Aussie English. Useful Links are below... Ukraine Crisis Donation links: Red Cross / MSF / PHA / PALI / Meduza 📑 Transcripts & glossaries 🎓 The Academy 🎁 Free resources 🎓 English courses 🖥 thebritishenglishpodcast.com 📧 Newsletter with e-lessons 👋 Instagram @thebritishenglishpodcast 🤑 Get paid to tell people about the podcast Get the App: 📱On iOS / Apple App Store here 📱On Android / Google Play Store here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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