How do you drink your Espresso?

How do you drink your Espresso?

Vocabulary in chunks to learn from vide :

  • Start their day: Begin their morning.
    • Example: This is how a lot of people start their day – with a hot cup of coffee.
    • Synonyms: Begin their morning routine, kick off their day.
  • Doing it right: Performing a task correctly or appropriately.
    • Example: But are you doing it right?
    • Synonyms: Executing properly, following the correct procedure.
  • Espresso Do’s & Don’ts: Guidelines or rules for making and drinking espresso.
    • Example: We want to find out the do’s and don’ts of Italian coffee culture.
    • Synonyms: Guidelines, recommendations, best practices.
  • Master roaster: An expert in roasting coffee beans.
    • Example: He’s a master roaster and coffee expert.
    • Synonyms: Expert roaster, seasoned coffee roaster.
  • Common mistakes: Errors that many people make.
    • Example: Tell me the biggest mistakes, the common mistakes, people make with espresso?
    • Synonyms: Widespread errors, typical blunders.
  • Technician way: A methodical or precise approach.
    • Example: That is the technician way to find the quality of coffee.
    • Synonyms: Methodical approach, systematic method.
  • Perceive the cream: Notice or become aware of the creamy texture.
    • Example: The main goal is to perceive the cream as velvety as you can.
    • Synonyms: Recognize, sense, detect.
  • Coffee culture: The customs, traditions, and practices surrounding coffee consumption.
    • Example: Coffee culture in Trieste is vibrant and deeply ingrained.
    • Synonyms: Coffee customs, coffee traditions, coffee rituals.
  • Hub for the coffee industry: A central location or focal point for coffee-related activities and businesses.
    • Example: Trieste is a hub for the coffee industry.
    • Synonyms: Center, focal point, nucleus.
  • Caffè Shakerato: A type of cold coffee popular in summer, typically shaken with ice.
    • Example: I like my coffee cold in the summer because I can’t live without coffee. So in summer, I have to drink it cold. Like this one, Caffè Shakerato.
  • Macchiato: An espresso coffee with a small amount of milk or foam.
    • Example: I enjoy my coffee as a Capo in B, our version of a macchiato.
  • Roasting process: The method of heating coffee beans to develop flavor and aroma.
    • Example: When it comes to the roasting process, picking the right beans is essential for a good espresso.
    • Synonyms: Roasting technique, coffee bean heating process.
  • Outspoken experts: People who are vocal and knowledgeable about coffee.
    • Example: What makes people here outspoken experts?
    • Synonyms: Vocal authorities, knowledgeable individuals.
  • Taste is in the tongue of the beholder: Taste is subjective, and preferences vary from person to person.
    • Example: But remember the taste is in the tongue of the beholder!
    • Synonyms: Taste is subjective, preferences vary.
  • Adding some sugar: Putting sugar into a beverage.
    • Example: Ah, what are you doing? Why are you adding some sugar in your cup?
    • Synonyms: Sweetening, sugaring.
  • Pronunciation: Saying words correctly.
    • Example: The biggest mistake is the pronunciation.
    • Synonyms: Articulation, enunciation, speech.
  • Slurp: To eat or drink something noisily.
    • Example: You can slurp just a bit of liquid on your tongue.
    • Synonyms: Sip noisily, gulp, drink loudly.
  • Aroma’s perception: The way one detects the scent or fragrance of coffee.
    • Example: The problem is that you change the aroma’s perception.
    • Synonyms: Smell detection, fragrance recognition.
  • Cappuccino: An espresso-based coffee drink with steamed milk foam.
    • Example: You can take a cappuccino. Why not?
    • Synonyms: None.
  • Full-body perception: Sensation of the coffee’s weight or richness on the palate.
    • Example: The main goal is to perceive the cream as velvety as you can and the full-body perception.
    • Synonyms: Richness sensation, fullness awareness.
  • Trieste’s coffee reputation: The collective opinion or perception of Trieste regarding coffee.
    • Example: And that is what gives Trieste its coffee reputation.
    • Synonyms: Prestige, renown, standing.
  • Good espresso bean: Coffee beans suitable for making high-quality espresso.
    • Example: What are we looking for in a good espresso bean?
    • Synonyms: Quality coffee beans, premium espresso beans.
  • Robusta quality: The grade or standard of Robusta coffee beans.
    • Example: The more Robusta we use, the worse will be the bitterness sensation.
    • Synonyms: Grade of Robusta, Robusta bean quality.
  • Espresso every morning: A common practice of having espresso daily.
    • Example: So they can have an espresso every morning in a bar. That’s what we do…
    • Synonyms: Morning espresso ritual, daily espresso habit.
What makes you happy?

What makes you happy?

We asked people of all ages what’s brought the most joy into their life? From 5-year-olds to 75-year-olds, take a look at what people of every consecutive age have to say.

Oh I can’t stop thinking about pancakes

Oh I can’t stop thinking about pancakes

  • sharing things with friends makes you closer friends
  • a very special day called pancake day
  • oh that sounds wonderful
  • you put lemon on them or raspberries or even marmalade
  • I I’m afraid there is some bad news
  • I do hope you’re okay
  • how hard can it be to make pancakes
  • I decided to plan a surprise pancake day for everyone
  • pancakes covered in yummy things
  • oh great idea darling
  • what topping have you chosen
  • I’m dreadfully sorry mrs bird
  • the secret ingredient
  • let’s hope this works
  • oh I can’t stop thinking about pancakes
  • however did you manage it
  • I didn’t do it on my own
  • Mrs bird very kindly told me the secret ingredient
  • truth be told
  • the more you share with them the greater friends you become
What’s the secret to happiness?

What’s the secret to happiness?

Norwegians are on average the happiest people in the world. What‘s their secret? It has to do with a high living standard, a life close to nature and a generally constructive attitude.

Vocabulary chunks to learn from video :

  • The happiest people on earth
  • The Norwegians
  • Fresh seafood
  • Breathtaking scenery
  • Long dark winters
  • Dampen their spirits
  • The nature and the people
  • A psychologist
  • The top of the international ranking
  • It has a lot of benefits
  • People trust each other more
  • Its a very important factor
  • It can serve as an example
  • The educational system is excellent
  • Unemployment and poverty are low
  • A positive attitude
  • In their overall contentment
  • Activities they look forward to
  • The dark period
  • A national sport
  • Six months of the year
  • They are part of life
  • They love to go hiking with family and friends
  • Build a fire in the open
  • You can trespass other people’s property
  • No matter what the weather
  • Open air day care centre
  • The key to happiness
  • Norwegians closeness to nature
  • Share the housework
  • An extra effort
  • A cosy home and candles
  • Governments can do much to enhance the people’s happiness
  • More attention to what really matters
  • What is important for me
  • The road to success
  • To sit in the sunshine
  • To experience these happy moments

You don’t need eyes to see beauty

You don’t need eyes to see beauty

 

[Volkswagen UK]

Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching the video :

• I would lose all my sight
• It hit me like a hammer
• That would mimic how sighted people see
• The world I envision
• Built from all the other senses
• This car is very sculptural
• The lines are quite exquisite
• They reappear and disappear
• You don’t need eyes to see beauty
• Beauty in every sense