Oh, the snow in New York City… December 17, 2013

It’s a snowy day today, but that hasn’t stopped students from coming in today, and finessing their English. Conjunct their coffee, hot chocolate, or tea, and students are  adjunct, — ‘equip’, and ready to learn!

What’s your favorite thing about winter? Or the snow? How does learning English relate with this season’s weather? A weather like this can cause stumbling block, and send you right to embracing the blankets on your bed, or cushions on your couch. But, why not turn to English? (The weather doesn’t always have to be frightful.)

Think winter English words, and master pronunciations:

Winter – Win–ter, December – De-cem-ber, Hoodie – Hoo-dee

Universal language translations:

Neige (French): Snow, Schneemann (German): Snowman, Frio (Portuguese): Cold, Chocolate Caliente (Spanish): Hot Chocolate

Stay inspired this winter. May you have a productive one! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

 PC TECH: English Language School in New York City