2 years in Portugal - Do we still like it? 🤔 - Intermediate English Conversation

In this episode, I talk with my good friend Rogelio from Mexico. When we first met, I was just learning Spanish and he was just learning English. Today, Rogelio is an English teacher in Guadalajara, Mexico! 🇲🇽

In this episode, Camille and Calvin share their real-life experiences visiting doctors, emergency rooms, and pharmacies while traveling abroad with their kids. It’s a great lesson for intermediate learners to practice natural conversational English and build practical healthcare vocabulary.

In this video, my husband and I sit down and share our personal story of why we decided to leave Northern Portugal at an intermediate English Level. 🇵🇹 We talk honestly about what life was like, what made us finally decide to go, and what we've learned from the experience. This one is personal — and we hope it helps anyone going through something similar or thinking about a big life change. We hope to still stay in Portugal and have loved many aspects of living here. Have you ever left a place you called home? Tell us your story in the comments. If this resonated with you, please like and subscribe for more honest conversational English podcasts about life and travel. 🔔

In this podcast, we read a short and simple dialogue about asking for directions — perfect for beginner English learners! 🗺️

Learn real English for women’s health: how to talk about your period, pregnancy, and perimenopause in natural, everyday English. 🌸 In this ladies-only episode, I teach the words, slang, and idioms native speakers really use, so you can talk to a friend, explain how you’re feeling, or speak with a doctor in English. These are topics most textbooks skip, but we all need them in real life! You’ll learn:✅ Periods: how to casually say you’re on your period, the four phases of your cycle, and common period products✅ Pregnancy: fun idioms like “a bun in the oven,” what “showing” means, and vocabulary for labor and giving birth✅ Perimenopause: what it means, plus real words for symptoms like hot flashes and irregular cycles Which word or idiom was new to you? Let me know! -- Note: This episode is for English learning, not medical advice. Read the full lesson with all the vocabulary and idioms:https://learnenglishwithcamille.com/youtube-videos/intermediate-english-videos/english-for-women-covering-periods-pregnancy-and-peri-menopause/ Get my Intermediate English book, 110 Real Life English Conversations (free audio included):E-book: https://learnenglishwithcamille.com/product/110-real-life-english-conversations-pdf-audio/Amazon (affiliate link): https://link.amazon/B0iiwqGD7 Learn more health vocabulary: Visiting Doctors Around the Worldhttps://learnenglishwithcamille.com/youtube-videos/english-conversation/intermediate-real-life-english-conversation-visiting-the-doctors-around-the-world/ This Episode’s video version:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7gwwq8O3Rc This episode has 12 minutes of Intermediate English Conversational listening. If you enjoy this podcast please leave a review and share/follow/subscribe :) It really helps us get it out to more English learners. Thanks ~Camille Find free & paid real life English resources on my website:www.learnenglishwithcamille.com Listen to the conversation and “tune your ear” to American English with our English podcast! This lesson is INTERMEDIATE English (B1-B2 level). Stay tuned for more English conversations and lessons at different English Levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced). Don’t forget to follow on Instagram for shorter “bite-sized” English content:https://www.instagram.com/camillehanson I have English videos on my YouTube. Subscribe here:https://youtube.com/learnenglishwithcamille Thanks for listening & watching. Message me with podcast ideas or collaborations! ~Camille All content © LEARN ENGLISH WITH CAMILLE