Aprenda o inglês da vida real, sem complicação! 🎙️ Apresentado por Guilherme, o Inglês Online ensina idioms e expressões do dia a dia através de histórias reais, bate-papos descontraídos e situações com as quais você se identifica. Aprenda de um jeito humano e prático.
Inglês Diário
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Aprenda o inglês da vida real, sem complicação! 🎙️ Apresentado por Guilherme, o Inglês Online ensina idioms e expressões do dia a dia através de histórias reais, bate-papos descontraídos e situações com as quais você se identifica. Aprenda de um jeito humano e prático.
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July 15, 2026
My bad!
<p>"My bad" is a really interesting and useful expression to use and sound natural in English. Let's learn how to use it?</p><p><br></p><p>Connect with Teacher Guilherme Alves though:</p><p>Following me on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/teacher_guilhermealves/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Instagram</a></p><p>Checking out my <a href="teacherguilhermealves.com.br" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">website</a></p>
June 30, 2026
Making a call
<p>Hi. How are you? This is Guilherme with another episode of the Inglês Diário podcast. Hope you’re all doing great today. I’m recording this on a Tuesday afternoon here in Sorocaba. It’s been a pretty productive day, and I’m really happy to be here with you.</p><p><br>Today, I want to put you in a situation that I think many of us have faced at least once. Use your imagination: Imagine you and your best friend have been planning a trip for months. You bought the tickets, booked the hotel, everything is ready. But, two days before the trip, you get a call from your manager at work. There is a huge emergency with a client, and the manager says, "Look, I really need you to work this weekend. If you don't, the project will fail."</p><p><br>Now, you have to make a choice. You can either stay for the trip and disappoint your friend, or cancel the trip and stay to help your team. You are in a very difficult position. You have to make a call.</p><p><br></p><p>To make a call. In English, "making a call" has nothing to do with calling someone on your phone. It means to make a decision. When you are in a situation where there is no "perfect" choice, you have to choose one path and take responsibility for it. You have to make a call. We use this a lot in professional settings—like, "I’ll let the director make the final call on this project"—but we also use it in our personal lives.<br>So, back to our story: you’ve made your call. You decided to stay and help your team, because the job is really important to you right now. You tell your friend, and obviously, they are not happy. It’s a tense moment. You feel like you need to apologize, but you also want to be honest about why you did it. You need to get it off your chest.</p><p><br>Think about the physical feeling of holding a heavy weight on your chest—it makes it hard to breathe, right? When you have a secret, a worry, or a feeling of guilt that you’ve been keeping inside, it’s like that heavy weight. To "get it off your chest" means to finally talk about it, to tell someone how you feel, or to confess something so you can feel lighter and move on.<br>You sit down with your friend and say, "I’m so sorry. I really wanted to go, but I felt I had to stay for the project. I just needed to get this off my chest because I felt terrible about canceling." You are releasing that emotional weight.<br></p><p>So, here is my question for you: If you were in that situation, what call would you make? Would you go on the trip or stay for work? And when was the last time you had to get something off your chest? Was it hard to talk about?<br>Leave a comment. I’m curious to see what you guys think! See you next time, bye!</p>
June 25, 2026
Devil Wears Prada and drawing the line
<p>Hi. How are you? This is Guilherme with a brand new episode of the Inglês Diário podcast. Hope you are all doing great today. We are already in late June, and I have to say, it's getting quite cold here in Sorocaba! Perfect weather for a hot cup of coffee while we practice some English.</p><p>Today, we are going to use one of our new formats: the Pop Culture Scene! I love using movies to learn vocabulary because it creates an instant visual memory. I'm sure most of you have seen the movie The Devil Wears Prada—or in Portuguese, O Diabo Veste Prada. It’s an absolute classic.</p><p>If you remember the story, the main character, Andy, gets a job as an assistant to Miranda Priestly. And Miranda is basically the worst boss in the world. She is rude, she calls Andy at all hours of the night, and she wants impossible things—like getting the new Harry Potter book for her daughters before it is even published! But Andy, our main character, really wants to be a journalist, and she knows this job is a great opportunity. So, she decides to <strong>put up with</strong> Miranda's terrible behavior. Again: she decides to <strong>put up with</strong> Miranda's terrible behavior.</p><p>To put up with something. Put, P-U-T, up, with.</p><p>When you put up with something, you tolerate a difficult, annoying, or unpleasant situation without complaining. You don't like it, but you accept it. If you live next to a busy street or avenue, you put up with the traffic noise. If you have an old computer that crashes all the time, but you can't buy a new one, you just put up with it. In the movie, Andy puts up with Miranda’s ridiculous demands because she hopes it will help her career.</p><p>But as the story progresses, things get more and more toxic. Fast forward to the end of the movie: they are at a big fashion week in Paris and Miranda does something terrible: she betrays her most loyal colleague just to save her own job. When Andy sees this situation , she realizes she doesn't want to become a band, ruthless person like Miranda. That is her absolute limit. She finally <strong>draws the line</strong>.</p><p>To draw the line. Imagine you have a piece of chalk (or “giz"), and you draw a straight line on the ground. You look at the situation and say, "You can come this far, but you cannot cross this line." To draw the line means to set a strict boundary or limit. It means you define exactly what is acceptable and what is absolutely unacceptable. Andy could put up with working late, but she drew the line at hurting other people. She threw her cell phone into a fountain in Paris, turned her back, and walked away.</p><p>So, my question for you today is: Have you ever had a boss like Miranda Priestly? Maybe not as crazy, but maybe a little bit? What kind of crazy things did you have to put up with at your job? And at what point did you finally draw the line?</p><p>Leave a comment. See you next time, bye!</p>
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