Peter is hungry. So he takes the liberty to eat away at a croissant while recording.
This gets our two hosts involved in a conversation about the peculiarities of British bakery products, and Peter learns a lot about scones and cream tea, buttered crumpets, buns and pasties.
Do you know what all of these are? Just listen to this episode.

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Folge vom 15.05.2017104. A bread and butter episode
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Folge vom 01.05.2017103. The problem with soccerRoger received some feedback by other native speakers concerning his usage of the word soccer: They sad he wasn\'t using proper English (as in British) English there. But Roger being the experienced linguist did some thorough research on the topic and is now sharing the insights he gained...
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Folge vom 17.04.2017102. The problem with dictionariesThis episode\'s title refers to a remark that Roger made in episode 100. Today our two hosts are elaborating on why using dictionaries can be problematic and what exactly Roger had in mind. Of course, they will also let you know how to avoid the worst trouble. 13. More than words This is the first episode in an earlier mini-series, where we recommended a range of learners\' dictionaries. Look back here for some recommendations on what to buy. LDOCE online The free online version of a well-known British learners\' dictionary. Merriam-Webster An American mono-lingual dictionary with a lot of additional information.
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Folge vom 31.03.2017101. One-oh-one 101No, we have not switched to binary language, and April the 1st is only tomorrow. This is really all about the meaning of the number 101. Our 101st episode is all dealing with its rather peculiar ordinal. And it can mean quite different things, depending on its cultural background. 1984 Read up on the novel mentioned and learn about its even wider influence on language and media.