Thank you Anna , your positive minds and tips really encouraged and motivated me to go on . I admit that throughout this difficult process of learning English was so many times when I thought about myself : “ nahhh you’ ll not going to make it , you are to weak , maybe it is too late for you “ but eventually I stick to my gun end keep going to level up my fluency in English . You’ re making a great job I ‘ m really fond of your podcasts . You’re the best English teacher I have ever met . God bless you ❤🤗

I listened to it until the last second and the way you said your last ''ba-bye'' craked me up. I'm listening to your videos non-stop. I wish I could donate but can't because I'm new to the UK as a refugee relying on the government's support. I can only say thank you so much, what you are doing is helping countless through perhaps the hardest journey of their lives of learning a new language and integrating into a new country and culture. Thank you 😊

I wish you all the best! You are an amazing teacher..

An exceptional five-star podcast and a wonderful narrative worthy of all praises Anna! What a marvel of Nature to witness isn't it? You beautifully and precisely described and explained the process. There was also such a poetic vibe and sweetness in your narration as if you were cocooning the cocooning at a superior leveI and like you gave yourself birth to quintuplets and I was so glad they all make it to term and alive thanks to your diligent care as well as your kid's. Also, always plenty of depth at multiple levels in the background of your subject treatments. You're such an amazing story-teller and educator! Thanks to your lessons and podcasts Anna, I indeed feel myself as a butterfly in the process of becoming not only a lover of flowers but also a lover of English! And this particular butterly has the dream to cross the Channel and come and flutter all around you to address his gratitude. I adore your podcasts related to Nature Anna and hopefully you will come up with more of them, and why not about the bees' figure-eight dance, Darwin, evolution, mimetism, symbiotism, migration of birds, borealis auroras etc. Thank you so much Anna, 🙏🙏 👏👏👏😊 🌹Love ❤ Merci, bisous 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋💞💞💞💞💞

You are great teacher Anna .......my special greetings to you from Egypt.

Never say goodbye. Always say see you soon!

I remember i had kept a caterpillar until it changed into butterfly, what a wonderful experience that was

You are an amazed Thanks and have a good one ❤

Great effort Anna English

Thank you so much. By the way your jok are not bad. I will see you next time. Have a good Day 👍

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May I ask what software do you use to highlight words while speaking? I am creating English lessons and this will benefit my students so much. I appreciate your kind response.

~~~~ Butterflies ~~~~ Of all the beautiful things We miss in the winter cold What do you like best? - Me, roses; - Me, the look of a lush green meadow; - Me, the blond bouncing harvest, Hair of furrows and swaths; - Me, the singing nightingale; - And me, the gorgeous butterflies! The butterfly, stemless flower, That flutters, That we gather in a network; In the infinite nature, Flickering harmonies Between plants and birdies! When the superb summer returns, I go in meadows, in the sun And I lie down in the long grass, Lost in this great and verdant shroud. On my head upturned, There, each in turn, Passes like a thought Of poetry or love! Here is the 'Faun butterfly', Yellow and black; Here's the azure "March", Waving sparks On his wings delicate Of rich, moiré velvet. Behold the swift 'Vulcan', Flying like a nestling His splendid black wing Wears a crimson ribbon. Gosh! the 'Soufré', in spaces, Like a flash has gleamed But the cheerful "Nacré" passes, And all I see is him! Like a silk fan, he unfurls His mantle strewn with silver; And his colorful robe holds A greenish and changing gold. Here is the 'Zebra Machaon', Nicely striped of black and fawn The 'Mourning', funeral gown And the fair 'Blue-Striped Mirror'; Here's the 'Dead Leaf', the 'Morpho' The 'Big Blue' and the 'Morio', The 'Peacock of day' which carries An eye of fire on each wing! But the evening browns our plains; A noisy rise! Here' s the 'Phalène'! And the 'Sphinxe' with dark colors, Flutters and whirls in the shadows Now this is the 'Pink-Eyed Peacock' On a greyish background drawn Who only flies at close of night, Like the bats! The 'Bombice of the privet', Striped with yellow and zephyr; 'Oak butterfly', Tortoiseshell That doesn't die in winter! Here is the 'Sphinx' with the head Of a scary skeleton, White-painted on black background; The one that the villagers dread To see flying when twilight comes... I don't so much like the moths, Of the night the somber hosts O'er the plains or the homes' lights From seven untill midnight; But you, butterflies I love, Light butterflies of the day, All in you is an emblem Of Poetry and of Love! But, woe to you, dear 'flies lovely! 'Battus', beware for your beauty!... A finger, brushing your corset, Has crumpled, alas!, the velvet!... Philenor, a sweet young girl Piercing your hearts with a needle Hands delicate, with the soft smile, Gazes at you, the eye surprised... Your soft name is immortalized Above features neatly compiled And your too long legs are chopped off By the glazed nail that bites them off, Your antennae curl up and bend In the pictural throes of death... Fab. 11/01/23. To Anna, 😘🌹❤🦋🦋

👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹.. Alexsndrian Grandpa

I thought they were butterflies because they were yellow like butter 😂

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