Hi Tatiana,
Many thanks for your comment. Well done that you tried out the scones recipe. I am sorry if it didn’t work out well for you. There are so many variables which go into getting a successful outcome in cooking. Anyway, it was a good exercise to try it out. I am sure you read the recipe very closely as you were doing it. That would have helped your English skills a lot, and as you say, you picked up some cooking and kitchen vocabulary.
Have a great day.
Rob

I tried to cook with your recepi. Now are holidays in Russia and cold winter. So I decided- why not. I have found I did not success with it. Because my scones didn’t turn out as lush as yours, It turn out as some sort of sweet bread. 🙂 But anyway your podcast is very useful with many kitchen and cooking vocabulary. Thanks so much.

Tatiana.

Hi Dhammika,
Many thanks for your comment. Your kind words about my podcast are much appreciated. It’s great to hear that your students are finding the podcast useful. I would be very interested to receive their comments via the website, or alternatively via my email address at ro*@*********sh.info. Either way, I will be happy to reply to each and every response.
Best regards,
Rob.

Hi Francesca,
My apologies for being slow to see your comment. Thanks very much for your very kind words. That is a great way to use my podcasts. It must be very satisfying to be able to assist your relatives in Italy who are studying English. I hope my scones recipe worked out okay for you. Let me know what you thought of them. I hope you liked them!
Good luck with your teaching.
All the best,
Rob

Hi John,
Many thanks for your comment. Yes, we ‘bad cooks’ must try to improve our cooking skills lol!
Also, thanks for the suggestion about interviewing more Australians. I will do that. It’s a good idea.
You have a good weekend too. My wife and I just came back from an early morning walk, so already our weekend is going well.

Cheers,
Rob.

I´m laughing here after read this: ” I told you I was not a great cook.”
I´m also not a great cook. But we must try.

Please, if possible, do more interviews with australians. I liked the interviews in the past podcasts. I believe that more people must have liked it too. It´s interesting to hear other people talking. It´s a way to further improve our listening skills.

Have a nice weekend. Stay safe, stay healthy.

Hi Helen,
Many thanks for your comment and for your kind words about my podcast. I am really pleased that you cooked some scones. Following a recipe is a great way to practise your English. Also, cooking is fun.
Have fun learning English. You are doing really well.
Have a great day.
Rob

Hi Rosie,
Many thanks for your comment. Your kind words about my podcast are greatly appreciated. I hope you are enjoying living in Melbourne. How fortunate we are at the moment here in Melbourne, with the pandemic having such a terrible effect in most other places on the planet. The news overnight that Perth has had a case of local transmission after 10 months tells us how dangerous this virus is. I am looking forward to the vaccination rollout, so that we can start to put this nightmare behind us.
Have fun learning English
Stay safe.
Rob

Thank you very much
I made 4 scones and it was delicious. I like your podcast. It’s just difficult for me.
I am Chinese. I practised listening from your podcast.
thank you. I like your podcase and Learn about life in Australia?

Helen

I’m a Brazilian living in Melbourne.
I have made a comment once on your podcast, but this time I would just like to say thank you very much for this present that you give to us. I really appreciate your podcast, it is amazing!