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I Paid €5 for a Coffee in Milan 🇮🇹 (But Here's the English You’ll Learn!)

*"I Paid €5 for a Coffee in Milan 🇮🇹 (But Here's the English You’ll Learn!)"* *Learn real English with drama, coffee, and idioms that’ll wake up your fluency!* Are you still struggling to sound natural in English when ordering coffee, talking about prices, or sharing opinions? ☕ In this video, I walk into a café in Milan… and get hit with a €12 cold brew. 😱 BUT THEN I use this moment to teach you the *real-life English* you actually need! 👉 You’ll learn: Useful *idioms* to talk about price and value How to describe *coffee like a native* How to express *opinions without sounding awkward* Why context helps you *speak fluently without memorizing lists* 📚 *VOCABULARY from this episode:* | Word / Phrase | Meaning | |----------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------| | Jet lagged | Tired from crossing time zones | | Daylight robbery | Something very expensive or unfairly priced | | Cost an arm and a leg | Extremely expensive | | Bang for your buck | Good value for the money you spend | | Do the math | Make a logical calculation or comparison | 💬 Comment below: What's the *most expensive* coffee or meal you've ever paid for? Was it worth it? english conversation, esl listening practice, learn english with stories, idioms for expensive, talking about coffee in english, fluent english speaking, english for travelers, real life english, ordering coffee in english, italian coffee culture, travel english vocabulary, esl coffee vocabulary, learn english 2025, english for adults b1, cost an arm and a leg idiom #LearnEnglish #ESLStories #RealEnglish #CoffeeTalk #EnglishIdioms #StudyAbroad #EnglishForTravel #B1English #TalkLikeANative #EnglishVlog 🎯 00:00 Intro 01:00 My story 05:30 Idioms 👉 Bite-sized tips 👉 Real-life vocabulary 👉 No grammar drama 👉 Just fast, fun, fluent English Subscribe and start leveling up your English — *one day, one fix at a time.*