Hello and welcome to English with Languissimo®, the podcast in English where I share stories of my week with you.

My name is Vanessa. I’m the founder and CEO of Languissimo®. 

Let’s go!

The Voice of Surprise (la voix de la surprise)

I’m working on big surprises for Languissimo® and for my life as an entrepreneur and a businesswoman.

I won’t share much with you today except that tomorrow is going to be a big day. With my E-Rapid Marketing team, we’re going to shoot 3 videos which are the beginning of a new chapter for Languissimo®.

I’m super excited that the projects which have been running through my mind for a long time are going to materialize in 2024.

I’m asking for your patience for another week. I will reveal the content of those videos next week.

In the meantime, you can try and guess what their content is and send your suggestions to our Languissimo® Facebook page.

It will be my pleasure to exchange thoughts with you on the subject. 

Some Study Points

-          “Not much” means “pas grand-chose”.

-          “To run through one’s mind ” means “trotter dans la tête”. “Have been running through” is the present perfect progressive. It is used in English with “for” when you’re referring to something that you started thinking about in the past and you’re still thinking about it now. It is translated in French by the present. 

-          “To materialize” means “se concrétiser”.

-          “In the meantime” means “en attendant”.

-          “To guess” means “deviner”. 

-          “It will be my pleasure to + verb” means “cela me fera plaisir de + inf”

Some Practice Questions

-          Do you have big surprises coming ahead?

-          Are you going to materialize the idees that have been running through your mind for a long time?

Ta da! That’s it for today! I hope you enjoyed this podcast. Subscribe to English with Languissimo®, practice, take care and happy Friday! Big hugs 😊